Union Party targets Congressmen over farm bill split
Washington dispatch reports over 100 Democratic and Republican House members are labeled “white hot” by the Union Party and seen as noncompetitive in November after backing the 2 trillion Frazier Lemke farm mortgage refinancing bill. A parallel blacklist lists nearly 240 members who voted against the measure, marking districts as no-man's land for third party incursions.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Union Party
House
Lorain County Boys Win In Contest At Exposition
Lorain County youths dominated the farm identification contest at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Frank Herrman, 17, of North Amherst Four-H Club, won senior division, while Wayne Leimbach, 14, of Brownhelm Four-H Club, took junior honors. About 100 Lorain Countians attended Agricultural Day as Farm Week opened, with over 40,900 Monday visitors, plus contests for women, health, and fashion events on the program.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Frank Herrman
North Amherst Four-H Club
Wayne Leimbach
Brownhelm Four- Holus
Firemen Answer Three Calls From Burning Trash Basket
Firemen were summoned to Ed Mantle home at 1275 East River Street at 6 47 this morning after hot ashes from a pipe were emptied into a waste paper basket and started a fire. The basket and part of the baseboard burned. Five Chief W N Bates led Hose Company Numbers One and Two in fighting the blaze. Earlier, two grass fires were set by boys with matches or cigarettes on Pasadena Avenue and Clin Tue area, burning about an acre and a half.
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Flyrna
Ed Mantle
East River Street
Mantle
W. N. Bates
Enzi
Pasadena Avenue
Poplar Street
Five Suits Filed As Result Of Crash
Five suits totaling 50 970 were filed against Elyria Lumber Company for personal injuries from a traffic crash on Route 29 west of Ridgeville on February 18 1945. John Deutsch of Cleveland drove one car. Florence Heutsch sued for her daughter Mildret. Grace 14 sued for 5000. George Glaewe of Cleveland, a passenger, sued for 20004.
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Elyria Lumber Company
Ridgeville
John Deutsch
Cleveland
Florence Heutsch
Mildret
Grace
George Glaewe
Man arraigned on investigation charge given suspended fine
Charters Balbeney of 948 Walnut Street faced an intestication charge arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird this morning. He received a suspended fine of 1 dollar plus costs after being arrested at his home following a complaint by his wife.
Change In Time Of Class At Emergency Schools
Emergency Schools announce schedule changes for outdoor sketching led by Grace Schulke at the Y M C A. now Tuesday afternoon at 2. The evening art class in session focuses on wood block cutting. Commercial Art class to start September at the Y M C A offering pottery and layouts.
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Grace Schulke
Chicago School of Art
M. C
Y. M. Cla
Y. M.C. All
Literacy and Naturalization Classes Plan Conference
Mrs. Alice C. Platner announces emphasis on literacy and naturalization courses for the coming year. Classes will be in Elyria Lorain South Lorain Amherst South Amherst Vincent and Wellington. A conference of all literacy teachers is called for Thursday August 20 at Washington School Elyria.
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Alice C. Platner
Elyria
Lorain
South Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Vincent
Wellington
Washington
Etyria
Death Record Mrs Ida Cole Dies At 68 In Cleveland
Mrs Ida Cole 68 widow of Frank Cole died yesterday afternoon at 15 at her son Lord D Cole 443 Wundee Drive Cleveland. Born Berea July 12 1868 she had lived with her son in Cleveland the past six years. She was a member of the Methodist church and the Women’s Benefit Association. Surviving Lloyd Cole Cleveland Lee R Cole Flyria two grandchildren Donald and Gerald Blyria two sisters Mrs J W Feller Folgewood Iowa Mrs J F Steiner Redwing Minnesota The body will be at Nichols Funeral home Wednesday noon Funeral Thursday at 2 90 from the Funeral Home with burial in Berea cemetery. WELLINGTON Aus 18 Albert Reeal 64 died while sitting reading with his wife and children left two sons Theodore Huntington Tiena Spencer Robert Nova Mrs Wilbur Rook and Mrs Robert Stroup Spencer a brother Martin Middlefield Funeral Thursday at 2 90 from the home burial in Huntington cemetery.
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Ida Cole
Frank Cole
Cornell Avenue
Lord D. Cole
Wundee Drive
Cleveland
Berea
Methodist Church of the Maccabes
Women's Benefit Association
Lloyd Cole
Lee R. Cole
Flyria
Donald
Gerald
Blyria
J. W. Feller
Folgewood
Iowa
J. F Steiner
Redwing
Minnesota
Nichols Funeral Home
Berea Cemetery
Wellington
Aus
Albert Reeal
Wits
Gai
Wellington Telling- Belle Vernon Company
Theodore
Huntington
Tiena
Spencer
Robert
Nova
Wilbur Rook
Robert Stroup
Martin
Middlefield
Huntington Cemetery
Payments Schedule For Farmers In Lorain County
Lorain County farmers will receive payments for participation in the Ohio agricultural conservation program. County agricultural extension agent Hummel reports the schedule covers equivalents of liming materials and payment rates. Applications to participate will be received early next month and are being checked to determine eligibility and extent of participation.
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Lorain County
Hummel
Getoher
Correction In Name The Boston Terrier Show Prize Error
The Boston Terrier Club report at the county fair grounds Sunday misidentified the owner of the best female dog. It was Mrs Beulah Ankerman of 399 Oberlin Road who owns the winning dog, proud of its first appearance and first place. A note on free speech follows unrelated to the correction.
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Boston Terrier Club
County Fair Grounds
A. Anker-man
Beulah Ankerman
Oberlin Road
Court items mix contempt and suits in Elyria area
Hayward Seales, 20, of Oberlin, before Judge Findley for contempt over alimony arrears five days in jail. Suits filed: Lorain County Savings and Trust against E R Miller for 165 with foreclosure. HOLC against Prank Zuidrash for 6652 with foreclosure. City Bank against Charles Cawtle for 2400 with mortgage closure. Esther Barry granted divorce from Raymond Harry. Dr William Wheatley sued Walter Mischka for 150 for medical services from six days ago.
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Hayward Seales
Oberlin
Guy B
Tes Orriginally
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
E. R. Miller
Elyria
City Bank Company
Charles Cawtle
Lorain
Esther Barry
Raymond Harry
Guy Findley
William EB. Wheatley
Loyal
Walter Mischka
Progressives weigh Roosevelt Garner ticket in Washington conference
The upcoming Washington gathering will decide whether the Progressive movement will back the Roosevelt Garner slate or pursue an anti Roosevelt path. Townsend faction claims 90 percent backed Roosevelt in 1932, predicting a weak showing this time. Father Coughlin emerges as a key Rooseveltion ally in past years. Spain’s Parliament exhibits fragmented wings with eight Right groups, four Centre, and seven Left factions.
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Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
Spain
Centre
Fruit Growers To Hold Two Meetings In Lorain County
Lorain County fruit growers will travel to Painesville and Wooster for two meetings on orchard use and problems. H L Mantle will direct a morning tour of orchards with talks by H L Mantle of the Wooster Experiment Station and A J Neal and Herbert Neal. A second tour and inspections will precede Friday’s Ohio Orchard Day program at Wooster, drawing many area orchardists.
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Uorain County
Painesville
Wooster
Waa
O. J. Tuamiinel
Tay
Tate Horticulture
Ard
Ohio
Soviety
Trow Mantle
Maing
H. L. Mantle
H. L. Mantte
A. J. Neal
Herbert Neal
West Richfield
Ohio Agricultural Ant
Lorain County
Rebels near victory in Lae as Cabanelas named president
Copy describes rebel advances and the potential entry of rebel forces into Lae city. It notes confidence among leaders growing as they confirm white-bearded Gen. Cabanelas as president and reconstitute their eight-member revolutionary committee with Cabanelas as head. Gen. Franco joins as a formal member during a weekend visit.
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Bradvid
Kis
Cabanellas
Franco
Boy Helvs Himself At Local Store Theft Case
A 12 year old boy helped himself to items from a local store yesterday afternoon. He stuffed his pockets with two mouth organs a golf ball a siren a toy balloon and other articles before the store manager stopped him and notified his parents.
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Noticg
Wni
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain County and Elyria
A long list of property transfers across Lorain County, including sublots at Nagle Point Avon Lake, Sheffield Land Company’s Subdivision Lorain, and Sunyside and Riverside Beach areas. Transfers show buyers and sellers such as Gertrude Stern, Harvey Dobson, John Teosick, Janett N. Smith, Florence Del, Harry Ford, The Midland Bank, The Rockport Realty, and Edward Guzik, with parcels on East Avenue Carlisle Township, Fairlawn Avenue Elyria, Detroit Road Avon Village, and multiple subdivisions in Brownhelm and Sheffield Lake.
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Gertrude Stern
Harvey Dobson
Nagle Point
Avon Lake Village
John R. Lasco
Dora Nicolafeé
Sheffield Landmpany
Lorain
Yanko Nobec
John Teosick
C. J. Crehore
Jake Lilley
Janett N. Smith
East Avenue
Carlisle Township
Florence del
Harry Ford
Fairlawn Avenue
Elyria
The
Midland Bank
Hem
Cet
Shodac
Nater Estates
Lake Village
Rockport Realty
William Oldenburg
Sunde Beach Vision
Brownhelm Township
A. W. Meifert
Sunnyside Beach
Noera Savings & Loan Company
Ank T. Wharton
Stanford Avenue
Riverside Savings & Goan Company
Detroit Road
Avan Yillage
Lake Erie Savings & Loan Company
Edward W. Guzik
Worthy
Sundivision
J. W. Smith
A. Wonewell
7Th Street
T. J. Farmer
Marion Raed
Russia
Mabel E
Kenyon Ave
Rhodes
Ralpp
Kenyon Avenue
Yria
Rae Tean Jones
Ba Vitra Jones
Lake Breeze
Sheffield Lake
Irrace M. Dorcaster
Loin County Savings & Trust
13Th Street
Community Club Picnic At Rose Brook May Be Noted
Carlisle area residents from East Carlisle Community Club and families gathered at John Rose picnic Grove for the eleventh annual event. Guests swam at Rose’s waterway, enjoyed a picnic supper, and played riverfront games into the evening. New activity leaders were Harley Haskins John Rose Frank Rhoads and C E Nichols. The Carlisle Neighborhood Clinic will start at Mrs Paul Roling’s LaGrange road home on August 27. The Ladies Aid Society of the LaPorte M E Church will meet at Mrs Ridenhurst’s Middle Avenue South home on Wednesday. Mrs Diedrick will discuss Child Psychology in the afternoon after a noon linen service for group three.
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East Carlisle
Carlisle
Paul Roling
LaGrange Road
Ladies Aid Society
LaPorte M. EB. Church
Ri Denhurst
Middle Avenue
Wednay
Diedrick
Local Social Notes From Elyria and Nearby
Miss Cecile Pfeiffer, LaGrange Staad, and Stanley Rocher Elyria attended the Great Lakes Exposilion on Saturday. Max Chapman Grafton road and Robert Becker Amherst left Saturday on a motor trip through the Host. Mr and Mrs Clayton Pfeiffer were callers Saturday evening on Bud Jaycox at his home in Elyria. Word came to Mr and Mrs Earl Wurst that former nephew John Henry Wiat Los Angeles and Dorothy Boyer of Los Angeles were married Augusta. Mrs Herman Wight Wellington was a guest Friday at the home of Mrs Clara and Miss Ava Pitkin. The Mrs Laura and Louise Passow Lorain who had been guests of Mrs Lawrence Bungart returned home Wednesday. Mrs Bungart spent Saturday in Lorain. caller at the Bungart home was Mr Bungart’s brother PF A Bungart Lorain.
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Cécile Pfeiffer
LaGrange
John Henry Wiat
Los Angeles
California
Dorothy Boyer
Augusta
Herman Wight
Wellington
Clara
Ava Pitkin
Laura
Louise Passow
Lorain
Lawrence Bungart
Bungart
Loran
Mr. Bingart
PF. A. Bungart
Treasure Island Read To Elyria Boys In Story Hour
Greenlee Llaynes leads a group of 15 boys in reading Treasure Island during the MLGA summer program. They had heard of the classic but not read it, prompting immediate plans to continue with subsequent chapters. The story hour runs Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 p.m. Two other stories, Trade Winds and The Three Musketeers, have already been completed.
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Greenlee
Tigynes
Nine Armed Guards of Remington Rand Arrested
NORWOOD O Aug 18. Nine armed guards of the Ben Iusgtan Rand Company were arrested by police here today. Captain Charles Edding ton county deputies and Norwood police halted automobiles of company guards en route to the plans and arrested those found in possession of weapons. Eight of the men arrested were charged with carrying concealed weapons and the ninth with shooting. The latter charge stemmed from action Thursday when guards allegedly fired on four men. Coddington said guards aggravated the strike disorders and that arrests were the start of a round up of all armed employees of the company.
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Norwood
Ben- Iusgtan-Rand
Charles Eddington
Coddington
HOLC Foreclosing On Homes In Quie
Nearly 2500 foreclosure actions started by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation in Chigcour Warns the New Deal agency will not be exploited by defaulters The OL G has acquired 218 properties by foreclosure and has 3 446 additional actions pending in the state James W Shocknessr counsel state headquarters of the corporation here said
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Columbes. O
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Chigcour
New Deal Finance Agency
OLG
James W. Shocknessr
Avon Lake Forget-Me-Not Club Meeting and Local News
Avon Lake August notes report the Forget-Me-Not Club meeting at Mrs. Owen McKenna’s home with quilt work and refreshments. Community arrivals, visits, and funeral attendance are noted, including a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell Jr and several residents visiting relatives in Hammond and Elyria. Delegates, visits from Mentor and Lakewood, and various al l-o f-town travels fill the local notices.
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Avon Lakre
Owen McKenna
Theresa Wagner
Avon
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Surges and Slumps
Livestock markets show mixed tone with cattle and hogs steady to higher in places while sheep and lambs weaken. Feeder hogs and poultry prices vary across regions with heavy demand for certain weights, and market reports track receipts and price ranges across major districts including Cleveland and New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia.
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Marner
Aloes Springs
New Jersey
Claveland
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Lippet with Wide Local Attendance
A birthday gathering for Mrs. A W Lippet Lo tall at the home of Mrs. Sidney Wilsam drew brothers and sisters including Mr and Mrs Arthur Holmes and daughter Evelyn, Mr and Mrs John McQuate, and many others from Genes, Mary Alice, Daigen, Austinburg. Rev Aluert Secord spoke at church services and attended dinner at W W Smith home as guests. Several family members traveled to nearby towns for visits and reunions while others faced minor illnesses and travel.
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Litchfield
A. W. Lippet Lotall
Kieran
Sidney Wilsam
Arthur Holmes
Evelyn
John McQuate
del Kruggel
Alta Holmes
B. W. Holmes
Dave Argust
Ren
Genes
Mary Alice
Daigen
Austinburg
Grain and Farm Feed Prices Folio from Toledo Market
Fragmented OCR lists feed and grain prices and market terms, including hay by the ton and by the barrel, flour and meal costs, and No 2 timothy and alfalfa bids. Mentions Newt straw, mixed hay, and regional references with assorted prices and dates.
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Erain
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