Farmers oppose $43 million dam program in Ohio
Central and north central Ohio farmers mobilize against the Scioto Sandusky conservancy district plan for 15 dams from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. Army engineers seek control of work. locals warn large reservoirs would flood farms and homes. In Wyandot, Marion, and Delaware counties petitions and protests grow as farmers call the project wasteful and harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Scioto-Sandusky
Conservancy District
Conservancy
Franklin
Delaware
Warion
Wyandot
Daper Sandusky, CO
Marion County
Marion
John H. Schaffner
Alvah Eby
Delaware County
Scinto River
Woman Is Hurt In Lake Road Accident
Mrs Emma Shaw aged 85 of East Cleveland suffered shock yesterday when a car she rode in with H C Smith was sideswiped on Lake road around 5 30 p m The other car driven by J R Salman Jr of Lakewood struck the Shaw vehicle then hit BF Frank Heriff of Toledo and rammed a roadside stand run by R Koran Deputy sheriffs reported the incident and listed the drivers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shaw
East Cleveland
H. C. Smith
Lake Road
J. R. Salman, Jr
Lakewood
Salman
Frank Heriff
Toledo
R. Koran
Parents Seek Help Locating Wellington Girl El eanora Dumke
The sheriff’s department was asked to locate 16 year old El eanora Dumke, from 114 miles west of Wellington. A note said she planned to go to Lorain or Cleveland for work. She is about 5 feet 3 inches, 110 pounds with dark blond hair, wearing a gray linen sari and a red hair ribbon. Broadway is a village near Stratford on Avon in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Eleanora Dumke
Wellington
Nems
Lorain
Cleveland
Stratford-on-Avon
England
Death of Marcella Wright Nieding Wakeman
Marcella Wright Nieding widow of Carl Nieding of Wakeman died after a brief illness at Elyria Clinic on August 26 at age twenty nine. Born in Norwalk, she moved to Lakewood at twelve, and four years ago married Carl Nieding. She resided on Wes River Road north of Wakeman. Survived by husband, her parents Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wright, sister Miss Norma, brother Paul of Lakewood, and sister Mrs Norme Waite of Wakeman. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from the Wakeman home with Rev. A F Lindpeck officiating. burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Norwalk. Relatives heard of death of Mrs. Robert Baumharé of Lakewood son in Norwalk. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 pm at United Brethren Church corner Hilliard and Woodward. Mrs. Lilie E. Kinney, formerly of Avon, died in Milwaukee on August 18. She was daughter of the late Ezra S. Jackson of Avon. sisters Mrs. Lena J. Riddell of Berea and Mrs R E Loveland of Madison Wisconsin.
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Marcella Wright Nieding
Wakeman
Elyria Clinic
William C. Wright
Norma
Paul
Lakewood
Norme Waite
Wakeman Congregational Church
Fans
Woodlawn Cemetery
Norwalk
Robert Baumhrade
Ss Avenue
Etta Fuesener
First Evangelical Church
Amherst
Baumharés
Cleveland Co
United Brethren
Hilliard Road
Woodward Avenue
Lilie E. Kinney
Avon
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ezra $. Jackson
Lena J. Riddiel l
Berea
R. E. Loveland
Madison
Obituary notices from Ridgeville and Wellington span several deaths
William Gowman aged 79 of Lake Avenue Ridgeville township died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after four months illness. Born August 13 1869 on Stoner Ridge Road he was a Painter and longtime member of several fraternal orders. Surviving wife Sally E Gowman, three stepchildren and a number of grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include services at Sudro funeral home with Odd Fellows in charge and burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Also Russell C Perkins died Monday in North Olmsted survived by wife Anna three children and five grandchildren. Funeral service set for Wednesday at North Olmsted Congregational Church with burial at Alger Cemetery. David M Fuhrman 79 Bent Street Wellington died Sunday morning resident twenty years. Survived by wife Mary two sons Vernon and Clarence, a brother and sister. Funeral Tuesday at 3 from Andrews Funeral Home with burial at Huntington Cemetery. George Dunn of Cambridge Mass set to retire after 49 years as tender on the Longfellow bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welliam
Gowman
William
Lake Avenue
Ta Memorial Hospital
Stoner Ridge Road
Ridgeville Township
Second Congregational Church
Sally E. Gowman
Sylvia Galley
North Olmsted
Circle Sayers
North Ridgeville
Clarence Sayers
Cleveland
Sudro Funeral Home
L. B. Hindman
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Odd Fellows Lodge
Russell C. Perkins
Anna
Eva Baehr
Fields
Clarence
Lakewood
Arthur
Elyrne
Gladis
Perkins
Nebraska
North Olmsted Congregational Church
Kuhn
Alger Cemetery
Wellington
David M. Fuhrman
Bent Street
Mary
Vernon
Barberton
J. J. Fuhrman
West Salem
Wansworth
Andrews
Huntings ‘Ton Cemetery
AAA Spends $807 Million in Fiscal Year Reports
Washington reports the AAA expended 807,685,134.47 of 960,334,220.63 for 1933, with rental and benefit payments totaling 563,438,512.77 for five commodity programs. Funds include 495,272,096.76 process tax receipts in 11 months and 121,934,702.36 from appropriations and other sources, plus 281,565,207.08 from last year. Ohio and Lorain County shares are detailed, with wheat, tobacco, corn hogs, and sugar payments listed.
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Washington
AAA
Ohio
Lorain County
Parked Auto Collision Injures Woman in Lorain
An auto driven by Charles B. Wright of 539 Washington Ave Lorain struck a parked car owned by Walter Loescher of 123 Elizabeth Court Syria on Broad Street near Cedar. Mrs Loescher was hospitalized for shock and later released. Loescher unharmed. Wright admitted the accident and later reached a settlement agreeing to cover Mrs Loescher’s medical costs and vehicle damages. The incident remained on the police blotter and had not been filed officially this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Wright
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Walter Loescher
Elizabeth Court
Syria
Loescher
Broad Street
Cedar Street
Wright
Serwen Wright
Police Chief Reassumes Post After Vacation Return
Chief E. J. Stankard is back at city hall after a two week vacation largely spent in Michigan. Captain F. W. Zarnke served in his absence. Also, forecaster Frank N. Schue, 74, predicts a nice fall based on caterpillar markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
City Hall
Michigan
F. W. Zarnke
Rochester
Frank N. Schue
Nestles in Cottonwood Tree Duck Lays Eight Eggs
Pendleton Oregon reports a mallard duck nesting high in a cottonwood tree and laying eight eggs in an abandoned magpie nest, a case noted as unusual wildlife behavior observed in the area.
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Pendleton
Ore
Air Race Caravan to Visit Elyria Wednesday
A motor caravan of 1985 National Air Races officials and Come to-Cleveland Committee members will stop at Elyria City Hall at 3 50 p m on Wednesday to invite Cleveland to attend the air classic. Mayor W H Yvanoster is invited to speak via the caravan public address system. The event kicks off a three day Northern Ohio tour visiting Willoughby Painesville Geneva Ashtabula Jefferson Warren and many other cities as Cleveland readies the August 30 to September 2 meet with the airport enhancements aimed to attract a record crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Advertising Club
Elyria
Cleveland
W. H. Yvanoster
Ohio
Willoughby
Painesville
Geneva
Ashtabula
Jefferson
Warren
Youngs‘town
Ravenna
Kent
Bedford
Hudson
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron
Canton
Massillon
Wooster
Medina
Lorain
Vermilion
Huron
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Toledo
Fremont
Clyde
Bellevue
Noirwalk
Oberlin
Two Saxophones Thwarted Theft Suspect Held
Detective Lloyd Sweet and Patrolman Loren Miller detained Art King after a two hour vigil at the local express office. King, wanted by Fort Dodge Iowa for grand larceny in the theft of two saxophones valued at $300, waived extradition and awaits Iowa authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sweet
Loren Miller
Art King
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Iowa City
King
Express
Sweet
Miller
Five Fined After Night Club Fight
An East Bridge street night club melee led to five arrests early Sunday with three men and two women charged with disorderly conduct. All pleaded guilty and were fined 25 plus costs, two cages’ costs suspended. Fined individuals include Harold Packard, Lonaire Demont, Clark Windish, Mrs H W Windish, and Miss Bee Terrell of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bridge Street
W. H. Vanoster
Harold Packard
Tannery Street
Lonaire Demont
Clark
How Windish
H. W. Windish
City
Bee Terrell
Cleveland
Windish
Social Activities Are Announced In Oberlin
Oberlin social life is active with the Community Garden Club meeting at 7:00 pm at 209 East Lorain Street to discuss the Flower Show for the Oberlin Window Fair. Vine Rebekah Lodge and I O U F hall meetings slated for tonight and Wednesday. The Martes Club plans an all-day picnic Friday at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Numerous residents visit relatives in Ashland Cleveland and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
Community Garden Club
John Jones
East Lorain Street
Oberlin
Martes Club
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Fire Hazards Reported At Two Ohio Schools
The Ohio School for the Blind and the School for the Deaf face urgent fire hazard fixes, with the state survey urging delayed nonessential projects to free funds. The blind school main building is poor and unsafe, though jet laundry savings and library funding are noted. a $500 cut in film censorship is suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
lPi
Ohio School For the Blind
School For the Deaf
Sherrill Ohio
State Department of Education
School For the Blind
Weather calm spins Ohio car toll down this week
Six killed and 29 injured in weekend Ohio crashes despite cooler temps and less traffic. James Lawson 34 of Steubenville died when his car with Acting Chief Doyle collided at a filling station. Doyle said he was chasing a speeder on the Ohio River highway. Near Columbus Henry Lease 27 died in a crash with M F Roberts in a car driven by Kenneth Walker. Salem Walter Burns 21, son of a Union county farmer, died after his auto hit a culvert. Near Blooming Grove Clyde Halderman 45 Johns ville and Maggie Gill 17 Galion were killed in another crash. Mrs Catherine Johnson 78 of Gardner Ill. was killed when thrown through a windshield in Mansfield area. Johnsons Car struck a trailer after Roos halted to avoid a third car. 49,000 Falashas, Jews, live in Ethiopia.
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Ohio
James Lawson
Steubenville
Robert Doyle
Doyle
Ohio River
Columbus
Henry Lease
M. F. Roberts
Kenneth Walker
Salem
O. Walter Burns
Union County
Clyde Halderman
Johnsville
Maggie Gill
Galion
Blooming Grove
Catherine Johnson
Gardner
Ill
A.M. Johnson
Pittsburgh
Mansfield
Johnson
Albert Roos
Roos
Successful Camp Season Ends At Camp Iss-See-Kes
The Elyria Y M C A camp on the Vermilion River closed after a three weeks outing by Toledo Girl Scouts. Elyria and Lorain groups used the camp in summer, with Toledo in charge. Boys' Secretary Robert Th. Goacher oversaw sessions. Attendance rose versus recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss-See- Kes
Elyria
Lorain
Toledo
St Agnes School Names Teachers for 1935 36
The 1935 36 school year at St Agnes parochial school on Lake Avenue will start September 3. Grades 1 and 2 will be taught by Sister Placida, grades 3 and 4 by Miss Alice Walsh, grades 5 and 6 by Sister Gabriel, and grades 7 by Sister Alberta. Sister Margaret Marie serves as housekeeper in charge.
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St. Agnes Parochial School
Lake Avenue
Placida
Alice Walsh
Gabriel
Alberta
Margaret Marie
Boy Says Never Again After Police Release Him
A 12 year old Elyria boy accused of attempting to snatch a purse was brought to police headquarters by a passer by and released after a stern lecture from Police Lieutenant Pat Crehan who warned he would never try it again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Pat Crehan
Lieut. Crehan
Ohio Man Kills Woman And Self
IRONTON August 26 Charles E Horton 42 of Columbus freight agent of the N and W R shot and killed Miss Faith Massie 31 at her home near Lecta yesterday then killed himself with a revolver Relatives found the bodies on a tobacco farm and could give no explanation for the tragedy Horton and Massie the divorced wife of Ronald Shively had been friends about a year and he made frequent weekend visits to the Massie home They became acquainted while both attended Ohio University at Athens Massie had taught school in Lawrence county
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Ironton
Charles E. Horton
Columbus
Faith Massie
Lecta
Massie
Horton
Miss Massie
Ronald Shively
Ohio University
Athens
Lawrence County
Governor Carey Signals Peace in Orphans Home Budget
Governor Carey proposed peace overtures in the Xenia Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home budget dispute. He announced plans for a new building if a $20,000,000 federal grant for institutional improvements is received. Also listed are Ohio 40 and 8 officers H W Kenny and others named to high posts. A bees swarm settles at Hive Shop in Montesano Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
H. W. Kenny
Darton
Ohio
Harry Goldberg
Columbus
C. H. Schintzel
Toledo
Will
Market Reports From Cleveland Area Quotations
Cleveland markets show firm butter and eggs with slight gains in live poultry and vegetables. Grain, feed, and flour prices are listed along with livestock and dairy quotes from area markets and exchanges, reflecting wholesale levels and commodities in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Cleveland Butter and Eye Board
Ohio
Betty — Creamery
le Horn
Burglary at C. D. Coward Filling Station Reported
The Huntington Center filling station was broken into after midnight Saturday. The theft includes $30 worth of candy tobacco canned goods and oil. Deputy Chalmer Davidson reported the burglary to the sheriff's department yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Coward
Huntington Center
Sheriff's Department
Chalmer Davidson
Frances Melasky Sues for Divorce from Frank Melasky
Frances Melasky filed suit for divorce from Frank Melasky of Lorain on grounds of gross neglect and habitual drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Melasky
Frank Melasky
Lorain
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Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Robert Baumhardt
Lillie E. Kinsey
Joe Cambridge
Mass
George Dunn
Longfellow Brides
Illinois
Indiana
Buffalo
N. C
Niagara Falls
NEW York Central
Nestles
Esther Alten
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Marjorie Searles
Camden
Lucile Davidson
East College Street
George Broadwell
George, Jr
Ruggles Beach
Lara C. Berkshire
Chillicothe
Mrs. W. Carson
Morgan Street
Lester Looney
Yonkers
N. Y
Thomas J. Willis
Elmwood Place
Looney
New York
Virginia Carson
Morgan ‘Street
Carl Newsberry
Paul Davey
Frank Beckwith
West Lusain Street
J. H. Feakins
Nova
Clayton Biddinger
Rolland van Ausdale
Monclova
Monclova High School
Kenneth McGinnis
Avenimore
Robert McGinnis
McGinnis
Avenmore
Perry Walls
Union ‘Street
Lewis Novy
St. Chailesville, Ohio
Stephen E. Cool
F. T. Cooke
Robert and
Elaine Cooke
North Main Street
Injin Nova
Pelham Manor
Forest Street
Mead Buckley
John Horn
Union Street
Homer W. Johnston
West College Street
West Virginia
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Shenandoah Valley
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Kentucky
United Press
Ethiopia
iSuccessful
St. Agnes School
Choose Hive Shop
Montesano, Weah
Bee Hive Coffes Shop
Pocahontas Lump CO
KENN
Ie Coon Hollow CO
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Alorain County Company
Pharints Inc
Atras
Ktort
Tettuce
T. R. Butts
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
Ghain
Cleveland (Iain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Sederis Restaurant
Kay Courtney
Getrol
The
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Pria, Ohio
Bill
Suria
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