Needs Of Farm Soil To Be Studied
Lorain county farmers and farmers' wives form a nineteen member land utilization committee to study soil maintenance practices. The group will convene at the Elyria Y M C A at 10 a m to review crop rotation and soil deterioration prevention and later issue suggestions. Members include FE C Cotton R E Campbell M o H Bartner E H Fullmer B T Nesbitt Charles Pelton T H Breyley Harry Rowland Lester M Youtzy M E Gage Dan Hardins Ellis Hoag L W McConnell J EE Ford Mrs EE QD Schramm Mrs H L Leimbach Mrs Paul Portman Mrs Harry Rowland and Mrs T H Breyley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Y. M. C. A
FE. C. Cotton
Elyria Township
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
M. O H. Bartter
Columbia
E. H. Fullmer
Eaton
B T. Nesbitt
Grafton
Charles Pelton
Penfield
T. H. Breyley
Harry Rowland
Rochester
Lester M. Youtzy
Elyria
M. E. Gage
Ridgeville
Dan Hardins
Ellis Hoag
Wellington
J. EE. Ford
Oberlin
EE. QD. Schramm
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm
Paul Portman
Henrietta
Farm Bureau Adds 125 Members in Lorain County
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association announced the addition of 125 new members during a membership campaign. A dinner at Hast Oberlin Community church marked the campaign’s close with prizes awarded for district recruitment and team efforts. Prof. E. D. Harvey spoke on British and Danish cooperatives as part of the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Hast Oberlin
R. E. Campbell
Camden
Pittsfield
Wellington
William Davidson
S. A. Bowman
Milton Eppley
E. C. Cotton
Russell Miller
Henry Leimbach
J. Lang
F. FB. Schriver
C. J. Springer
A. J. Cooper
C.F. Hales
L. J. Sahin
A. D
Faces Liquor Charge In City Arrest
Joe Vorbin of Torain was released on bond after police arrested him on Lodi Street at 7 25 p m Saturday for possession of illegal liquor. Officers found a gallon jug with him and he said he bought it for 3 dollars but could not recall the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vorbin
Torain
Lodi Street
Pennies Spent For Seals Finance Many Services
In Columbus Ohio on December 16 Dr E R Hiatt head of the Ohio Public Health Association lists services funded by Christmas health seal sales. Ohio counties with public health nurses number seventy six while thirty five have tuberculosis clinics and thirteen maintain district sanatoriums. Cleveland operates three municipal sanatoriums and a preventorium, Hamilton and Franklin counties run a preventorium. A federal sanatorium is at the National Soldiers Home in Dayton and a state tuberculosis sanatorium at Mt Vernon. Five open air schools exist state wide and sixteen health camps serve TB patients in public institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hiatt
Ohio Public Health Association
Ohio
Cleveland
Hamilton
Franklin
National Soldiers’ Home
Dayton
Mt. Vernon
Death record for Mrs Albert Wason and Mrs Emma Reynolds
Mrs Alberta F Mason 32 wife of Robert W Mason of Elria died at Memorial hospital after a ten day illness with pneumonia. Born Brownhelm Ohio October 20 1903 she lived in Elvria over 15 years married February 1929 member of Second Congregational church leaves husband and two children Robert and Meiba four brothers and two sisters. Body to Sudro funeral home, funeral announcements tomorrow. Kipton Emma Reynolds widow of Albert Reynolds died at home in Kipton aged 70. Born Camden Township spent life in area leaves two sons Clyde and Leo a sister and two grandchildren. Church of Christ member funeral Wednesday at 2 from Community church burial Camden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta F Mason
Robert W. Mason
Flyria
Memorial Hospital
Brownhelm
Orr
Elvria
Second Congregational Church
Robert
Meiba
William G. Wilson
LaGrange
Russell
Northinherst
Farr
Cleveland
Gerald
Gladys Smith
Elsha
Ellouise Wilson
Ohio
Sudro Funeral
Kipton
Emma Reynolds
Albert Reynolds
Camden Township
Clyde
Leo
Sarah Calkins
Wipton
Reynolds
Church of Christ
Elaria
Humphries
Camden Cemetery
Mrs. Ethel Worcester Dies in Youngstown Hospital
Mrs. Ethel Worcester wife of Homer Worcester of 37 Lauderdale Street Youngstown died last evening at six in the Youngstown hospital after a six week illness and last week operation. She was born in Oberlin and was a former resident of this city leaving a daughter and a grandson. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 from the Youngstown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Worcester
Homer Worcester
Lauderdale Street
Youngstown
Worcester
Oberlin
Kills His Father Ends Own Life in Ohio Farm Incident
In Hamilton Ohio a 48-year-old Butler County farmer shot and killed his father Edward Vanlue, 87, then fatally shot himself on the Vanlue farm near Millville on the New London Millville Pike. Mrs Vanlue witnessed the shooting as the man spoke of ending the troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
James Wanlue
New London
Millville
James Vanlue
Edward
James Vanilue
Best Yuletide Lighting Prize Contest by Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle Telegram offers 50 dollars in prizes for best residential exterior Christmas lighting in the city. Two display groups compete with 1000 dollars top per group and smaller prizes, judged on originality neatness and overall effect. Entries due by December 24 with judges visiting between Christmas and New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram Today
Mrs Kate Ricket Dies At Newark
Mrs Kate J Ricket, 1, died after a short illness at her son’s home in Newark Ohio. Born in Sullivan Ohio on April 28 1844 she spent most of life there. Survived by daughter Mrs F A Scott Polk Ohio son Orlo Ricket Newark twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 09 from Seiceman Funeral Parlor with interment in Sullivan Cemetery Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oho
Kate J. Rickett
Newark
Ohio
Ricket
Sullivan
Fay Papworth
Union
F. A. Scott
Polk. O
Orlo Ricket
Seiceman Funeral
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin clubs plan a busy week with dinners, pot lucks, and Christmas parties. Items include Monday Night Bridge at Oberlin Tavern, a Weer Side House contribution drive, and gift exchanges among Methodist Service Guild Women's Progressive and other groups. Speakers, music, and junior orders appear, with multiple host homes listed.
Community groups plan Christmas gatherings across town
On Wednesday December 18 the Mercy Wives host a Christmas party at Mrs. C. J. Wright’s Woodland Avenue home while the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church meets at Mrs. F. T Kinney’s North Cedar Avenue. Knights of Pythian regular meeting also Wednesday evening. Oberlin Odd Fellows lodge holds service on Wednesday in the IOOF Hall. Junior Star Bridge Club meets at Mrs. E. W. Spaulding’s with a Christmas party at Mrs. Harry Hovey’s North Pleasant Street. Eastern Star auxiliary gathers at Mrs. Fitzner’s Howard apartment for a pot luck dinner at 12 30 with a ten cent gift. Comfort Club hosts a Christmas party at Mrs. Lathrop’s Groveland Street. Roupe Klub hostess Mrs. George Broadwell on Union Street. Literary and Social Club’s Christmas party at Mrs. F. T Cooke’s Forest Street with Mrs. White and Mrs. George Dudley in charge of the program. On Friday December 20 the Women’s Relief Corps hold a Christmas party in the Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Tavern
Butler Cooley
Methodist Service Guild
Juanita Schramm
Cleveland
Women’s Progressive Club
Theresa Smith
North Park Street
S of O
Mra O A. Lindquist
Forest Street
Mercy
C. J. Wright
Woodland Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Societly
The
Baptist Church
F. T Kinney
North Cedar Avenue
Knights of Pythianus
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
O. O. F. Hall
E. W. Spaulding
Harry Hovey
North Pleasant Street
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Fitzner
Howard
Willard Court
Comfort Club
Lathrop
Groveland Street
George Broadwell
Roupe Klub
Union Street
F. T. Cooke
White
George Dudley
Past Matrons Plan Home Meeting and Election
The Past Matrons will meet at Mrs W F Bravn s home 242 North Main Tuesday. A tureen dinner will be served at 1 0 0 oclock A business meeting will be held and officers elected. Mrs R S Young of New Concord visited last week with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Rooserand. Dr Young spent the weekend there. Mrs Jennie Powers visited son George Powers and family in Torain. Mr C M Byars hosted guests yesterday including Mr Spergeon Parker Dale Ruackburn and Edward White. Miss Marjorie Jameson of Cleveland spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bravn
North Main Street
Nclock
R. S. Young
New Concord
J. F. Roseerand
Dr Young
Jennie Powers
West Torain Street
George Powers
Torain
C. M. Byars
Spring Street
Spergeon Parker
Rumpler
N. Carolina
Dale Ruackburn
Bedford, O
Edward White
Portsmouth
Marjorie Jameson
Cleveland
Mrs. Jameson
South Cedar Street
New Election System For Farm Bureaus Proposed At County Meeting
A new election system for township Farm Bureau groups in Lorain County is expected to be proposed at the County Farm Bureau advisory board meeting at Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors room Thursday afternoon. Merrit Powell, the County Farm Bureau manager, will present the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Farm Bureau Advisory
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Merrit Powell
Advisory board to discuss next year’s county program
The advisory board, made up of the county official board and one man and one woman representative from each township farm bureau, will also discuss a program for the coming year. It was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faem Bureau
Silk theft at Kipling Street home report
Mrs Ro Galenouse of 114 Kipling Street told police Saturday a break in occurred at her residence and two packages were taken containing about 19 yards of silk, thread spools, and a silver fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Galenouse
Kipling Street
Firemen Answer Three Alarms After Nine Days Idle
Elyria firemen responded to three alarms over the weekend returning a single blaze at Building No 10 of Harshaw Chemical Company. The Saturday fire caused slight damage confined to roof area around a furnace stack opening. Firefighters and workers prevented spread, extinguishing both sides of the roof. Two Sunday calls to Burrell and Smith homes found no fire, with only chimney and gas ignition fears and no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Harshaw Chemical Company
Central Fire Station
J. Burrell
West Avenue
Mary Smith
Harvard Avenue
Burrell
Marels Found In Tavern: Man Asleep Behind Counter
Police were called to The Tavern at 645 Lodi Street Sunday morning when Harry Bower found a man asleep on the floor behind the counter with an empty whiskey bottle nearby. He was tentatively charged with breaking and entering, suspected of entering to steal amid free offerings on the shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Street
Harry Bower
Two Lorain County Men Fined for Traffic Violation
Oliver P. Kolbe of Amherst and William Ruth of R D 2 Amherst were arraigned before Justice Joseph Q. Petro and fined one dollar plus costs each for failing to stop at approaching a state highway. State Patrolman Mark Myers arrested them for violating traffic laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Oliver P. Kolbe
Amherst
William Ruth
Mark Myers
Court docket lists multiple traffic injury suits in Lorain area
Saturday filings in common pleas allege injuries from traffic accidents on routes 3S and 2 as complainants seek damages. Names include George Judd Lorain and four co-plaintiffs against Telling-Belle Vernon Company, plus suits against Dr J M Holmes, Fay Faragher, Frank Faracher, A H Plato, and others. Cases cover personal injuries, divorce action, and a note of foreclosure in Amherst township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Telling-Belle Vernon Company
Oberlin
George Judd Lorain
Fay Faragher
Frank Faracher
A. H. Plato
J. M. Holmes
Theodore O. Kuntz
Lorain Et al
Reid Avenue
West 4Th Street
Common Pleas Court
Thomas McDonnell
Elyria
Roger
Margaret Mervin
Lorain
Cleveland Trust sues Berks on promissory note for 11168
The Cleveland Trust Company filed suit against Arthur Berks seeking eleven thousand one hundred sixty eight dollars plus costs for alleged default on a promissory note and requesting foreclosure of property in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kapucinski
Joseph Lach
Cleveland Trust Company
Arthur Berks
Elyria
Lord Bacon Reframes Rainbow Perfume Belief From Ground
The psychologist-era note recounts Bacon's medieval idea that a rainbow draws scent from the land it veils, proposing it as a whimsical explanation for why a rainbow appears to carry floral bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Bacon
Lorain County Fair Files 1935 Finances At Meeting
Lorain County Agricultural Society officials reported 1935 receipts and disbursements totaling 9 773 17, with obligations about 2 683 and a mortgage near 21 000 on fair grounds. Premiums paid included Four H Club and racing awards, admissions brought in 2 941, and five directors were reelected for three years at the annual meeting in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Agricultural Society
W. B. Richmond
Thare
Society
le Pe. Clement
Elyria
FE. L. Pierce
Penfield
F.C. Betts
Pittsfield
W. Wise
Grafton
Sherman Mason
West Ridge
Man Knocked Down By Car On Lodi Street
A man who gave the name S Krebs of R D 1 Grafton was struck on Lodi street about 11 p m Saturday by a car driven by I Weinstein of 136 Bath street. The man said he was not hurt and walked away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Krebs
Grafton
Lodi Street
I. Weinstein
Bath Street
Republican chiefs seek funding for 1932 convention
Republican leaders in Chicago chaired by Fletcher held a long session to decide the convention city and delegate apportionment. A $2 campaign gift from a CCG member was reported by Harrison Spangler, while a Democratic paycheck donation to Republicans drew from a camp letter listing grievances. No fireworks marked the meeting as it aimed to resolve whether Cleveland Chicago or Kansas City will host the presidential nomination events with strict delegate rules potentially reducing seats after Republicans carried six states in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Spangler
Committee
Chicago
CCG
Ladt
Spangler
Fletcher
Cleveland
Kansas City
Bull in a Bill on Dublin Prison Replacement Plan
A witty note from a Dublin reader complains about a plan to pull down the old jail and rebuild on the same site. It jokes that prisoners would stay in the current prison until the new one is finished, lampooning the political handling of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Markets Cleveland Produce Hogs Poultry Eggs Prices Report
Live poultry market firm for turkeys hens old toms and Leghorn fowls with prices. ducks and geese rates listed. Idaho Texas and other regional produce crates and prices show gains and steadies. Hog market steady to arranging with weights 150 to 300 pounds priced from 6.50 to 9.75 per hundredweight and roughs and stags noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buwlter
Plymouth Rocks
Idaho
Texas
Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed Amid Steady Market Totals
CATTLE 700 head with steady to higher bids for choice steers and good grass cattle around 700 to 1100 pounds seen. Calves 300 head steady to higher, primes near 12.00 to 12.50, mediums 10.00 to 11.50. SHEEP AND LAMBS 2000 head steady, lambs trading 9.50 to 14.25, good lambs higher toward 14.25 with medium stock around 10.50.
Grange Fete Postponed For Carlisle Belden Exchange
The Belden Grange visit to Carlisle Grange, set for tomorrow night, is postponed to January 7 to avoid Christmas conflicts. Each Grange will perform a program in return for the other, earning credit for member attendance in a prize competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden Grange
Carlisle
Belden
Carlisle Grange
Rotarians To Hold Christmas Party For Crippled Children
Elyria Rotarians plan their annual crippled children's Christmas party at Elyria Memorial and Gates Hospitals. Each member will bring a gift for a patient and after the noon meeting, visit Gates Hospital to share Christmas cheer. C William Otto of Lansing Chamber of Commerce will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotarians
Gates Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. William Otto
Lansing
Mich
Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Spurs National Action
Doherty reports a surge of infantile paralysis victims across states including North Carolina Virginia Maryland DC New Jersey New York Connecticut Rhode Island Kentucky Michigan California and Massachusetts. President Roosevelt canceled the national Boy Scout convention in Washington this summer. Funds from last year’s birthday ball supported major nationwide research labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Sartor
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Michigan
California
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Washington
Fruit and Produce Prices From Local Market Listing
A dense OCR style price list shows carrots celery mushrooms lettuce parsley parsnips radishes and tomatoes with varied pack sizes and prices per basket dozen bunch or pound. Notable entries include celery around 60 cents per stalk or per dozen, tomatoes priced up to 1.50 per basket, mushrooms around 2.00 per pound, and lettuce around 50 cents per basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inege
Wethouse Selects
Admitted To Membership In Players' Club Thirty Members Named
Elyria High School announces 23 students named to the Players' Club by Miss Nina Baker. Members include Isabelle Bathory Emma Curtiss Neil Haas Robert Brandall Lillian Dowdell Margaret Halpin Rea Claire Harris Irene Hollis Betty Jenson Mark Kiehm Charles Melton Lois Ann Nell Charles Nelson Nancy Oldfield Earl Pallas Mayo Roe Christine Sederis George Sharkey Donald Sharpe Ronilyn Smith Norman Stegman Jane Athe and Roger Williania for active participation in school dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Nina Baker
Isabelle Bathory
Emma Curtiss
Neil Haas
Robert Brandall
Lillian Dowdell
Margaret Halpin
Rea Claire Harris
Irene Hollis
Betty Jenson
Mark Kiehm
Charles Melton
Lois Ann Nell
Charles Nelson
Nancy Oldfield
Earl Pallag
Mayo Roe
Christine Sederis
George Sharkey
Donald Sharpe
Ronilyn Smith
Norman Stegman
Jane Athe
Roger Williania
Members Of Club To Speak At YMCA Meeting Tonight
Members of the Young Jen's Club will provide their own speakers for the weekly meeting at the YMCA tonight. Several members will give short talks on various subjects. Scheduled speakers include Stewart Black Wilbur Gaston Sharlon Crowder and Ralph Stadnen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Jen's Club
Stewart Black
Wilbur Gaston
Sharlon Crowder
Ralph Stadnen
Disorderly conduct charge after Taft street disturbance
Steve Kieses of Taft street was arrested by police about 7 p m Saturday on disorderly conduct charges after a disturbance at the home of John Doresmecz, a roomer. He struck Mrs Doresgimecz, knocking her against a hot stove and burning her arm, and knocked the landlord's daughter, 12, off the porch according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Kieses
Taft Street
John Doresmecz
Auto theft charge for South Amherst man John Yarmack
John Yarmack, 24, of South Amherst, was charged with auto theft for allegedly driving a car owned by Altman and Ackerman from a Feast Avenue garage about 10:15 p. m. Saturday. He was arrested by the marshal at South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yarmack
South Amherst
Altman and Ackerman
Feast Avenue
Auto collision on Lake avenue injures Roy Owen
A car driven by Roy Owen of S Nichols block was damaged slightly on Lake avenue at about 1 30 a m yesterday when it collided with another car that did not stop police reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Owen
S Nichols Block
Lake Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau
Elysia
Sederis
Columbus
Mrs. Albert. Wason
Mrs. Homer Worcester
Cdonnell
Court Street
Elyria, Ohio
Hver A
Western Reserve Finance
Esther Alflen
Lorain St
Kate Ricket
Frank F. Peck Chanter
Order of DeMolay
American Legion
Tegdon Hall
Sornsig
Women’s Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Warne McConnell
Carmen McConnell
D. A. Cook
Home Insurance Company of
George Carson
Torain Police Department
Frank Shimko
Lakewood
Anastasia Kruk
Spencer
Allen FE
Hayes
Pittsfield Township
South Middle Avenue
Butternut Ridge Road
Big Ben LU
Murbach
County Fair
Kay
Arrang
USS
Stags
Cleveland Livestock
Rotarians
Piet
Houenagrowers’ Market
Players’ Club
Blue Bird
Central Labor Union For Education and Instruction
British Empire Club
Crandall’s
Broad ST
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