View Overture By Utilities Prompts Skepticism In New York
New York officials react with caution to a proposed utilities overture aimed at lowering power rates and blocking municipal plants. The plan from the Consolidated Gas system in Washington would fix a base rate and share excess profits, potentially cutting rates over time. Observers note hurdles in establishing the necessary rate framework and regulatory approvals, with a multi-year rollout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
National Capital
Flord L. Carlisle
Consolidated Gas System
John E. Mack
Consolidated System
Weehington
Salary Disputes Surface in County Office Records
In a tense exchange, Dunn checks payrolls and learns that Smith’s pay changed from $293 to $205 monthly as a deputy surveyor, with total earnings to date $615. Murray notes Smith has not been employed as of the listed rate, while Davidson defends his actions amid salary list questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mourrar
Iowa
Dunn
Davidson
Murray
Smith
County relief building razed by flames
Five today partially destroyed the Tuscarawas County relief building causing about 2000 damage. The relief office will move to new headquarters. Ed Grahan director said all staff escaped without injury when the furnace exploded and flames swept through the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Ed. Grahan
Stolen Car Recovered Quickly in City
Frank Harding of 505 Cleveland Street reported his car stolen on West Broad Street around 5 P.M. Saturday. Police later recovered the vehicle, and Harding confirmed its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harding
Cleveland Street
Harding
West Broad Street
Cone
Man Threatens Wife With Gun At Kaiser Court Residence
Police responded to Kaiser Court residence Saturday evening on a report a man threatened his wife with a gun. Officers seized a 25 Colt automatic revolver, and no arrest was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Court
Bitter dispute rocks American Federation of Labor factions
Reports say 12 of 19 building trades unions threaten secession from the AFL with McDonough leading the split and setting up a separate headquarters. The remaining unions remain loyal as internal tensions flare amid debates over labor policy and federation strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mer
Buildings Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Michael J. McDonoud
Building Trades Department
Federation
Machinists
Severn
A. F. Pde Eet Oeene
Creed
New Buildings Trades
Real Estate Transfers In Oberlin and Elyria Areas
Quitclaim deed transfers interest of F O Maddock and Lizzie Maddock to Oberlin Savings Bank for three eighths acre in lot 22 Oberlin. Supes to Hobart College parcel lot 2 section D Gulf Farms Elyria. Sheriff’s deed to Lucy Winentiller for 30 acres in Huntington Township. William J Heizle and Emma Heizle to James F Wines and Juda M Wines in Henrietta Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O
Lizzie Maddock
Oberlin Savings Bank Company
Oberlin
Chester A
Polly S
Two Former Elmwood Officials Admit Embezzlement
Robert Quinn former City Clerk and John A Hoffman former treasurer pleaded guilty to embezzling 17000 dollars from Elmwood municipal funds. Judge Stanley Struble indicated probation is likely unless the adult probation department finds cause against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Elmwood
Robert Quinn
John A. Hoffman
Stanley Struble
Prison for Radio Theft Pleas Entered in Police Court
John Fredericks of Cleveland and H Wattloff of New York City pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing a radio from Sears Roebuck. Officers Parker and Oldaz chased the suspects on Cleveland road. radio found on them. Mayor Vanoster fined each $59 and costs and ordered thirty days in Lorain County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fredericks
Prospect Avenue
Cleveland
H. Wattloff
Attorney Street
New York City
Sears Roebuck Company
Cleveland Road
Claire Parker
Ernest Oldaz
W. OH. Vanoster
Lorain County
Steel labor board orders union elections at two mills
Washington December 1 The steel labor board ordered elections of representatives for collective bargaining at Duchesne Pa and MacDonald Ohio plants of the Carnegie Steel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Labor Board
Washington
Foy
Duchuesne
MacDonald, Ohio
Carnaria Saat Company
Civil War veteran Troll Clark dies at 91 in Columbus
Troll Clark, 91, a Civil War veteran from Co. F 18th regiment, died at his Columbus home Sunday from Wood poisoning that developed from a hand wound. He served in the Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Troll
Clark
Co. F. 18Th Regiment
O. V
Columbus attorney Dee Smith dies after short illness
Dee Smith 77, a Columbus attorney for 50 years, died Sunday after a brief illness. He was one of Ohio State University’s third graduating class in 1690 and was born in Royalton, Ohio.
Alimony Paid in Farm Produce in Spokane Case
Spokane, Wash. Henry Peterchick must pay alimony in farm produce under Superior Judge Fred H. Witt order. Mrs. Peterchick and their three sons remain in Spokane after separation. husband has no cash but will deliver farm products to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Henry Peterchick
Fred H. Witt
Peterchick
Community Christmas Gatherings and Local Happenings in Litchfield
Local notes from Litchfield recount family dinners and social Christmas festivities. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Law, Mrs. Anna Nooney, the Jenkins families, Raymond Bradley, Miss Ruth, and many relatives from nearby towns. A play at the Congregational church, a hospital report, and holiday visits round out the week. Geraldine Kellogs and Janet Crawford are mentioned among visitors. Mrs. Hood and baby were hospitalized on Christmas morning. A New Year is anticipated with plans to spend Jan. 3 at the Congregational dining room and a Toledo trip for New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liihfinld
Dec
A. G. Law
Anna Nooney
A. J. Jenkins
O. P. Jenkins
Raymond Bradley
Litchfield
Jessie Willard
Bayne Renier
Ionia
Mich
Alfred Swanker
Cleveland
Sherman
Lakewood
Ellsworth
G. H. Jense
Erhar
Ruth
Mr. Swanker
Norbert Hood
Weaem
Lunekh
Congregational
Lyie Scott
Elyria
Bob Falconer
A. H. Breyiey
W. G. Browand
Peafield
Ivan Boons
Spencer
Berm Breyiey
Chatham
Barce Bénier
Kenia
Janet Crawford
Grafton
Geraldine Kellogs
Nelile Chit
Claude Holmes
Joan
Esther Peters
Geraldine Holmes
Margate
F. H. Schott
Toledo
Gienora Knopf
Copopa
Jeanette Law
A. L. Jankins
Anta Nooner
Jessie Vd
Theer
G. E. Sistist
Akron
Charles Brown
Lanewood
Swanker
Donald Muser
Brookside High card party to aid Youtzy family
The Junior Class of Brookside High School will sponsor a card party at St James Mission on January 9. The public is invited. Mrs Lester Youtzy spent last week in Gratton caring for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Youtzy who were both ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Lester Youtzy
Gratton
Kenneth Youtzy
Brookside High School
St. James Mission
Birthday Parity Honors Frank Chambers With Oyster Supper
Frank Chambers was honored at a birthday parity at his home Friday evening with twenty three relatives and friends attending an oyster supper. A large birthday cake baked by Mrs. Willard Taft centered the table. Attendees included H. C. Chambers and family, Willard Tait, H. F. Chambers and son, W. H. Chambers and daughter, Archie Haynes and family, J. H. Haynes, P. L. Chambers, Virden Maddock, Alma Ackerman, Mable Hollis, Marian Chambers, Clifford Spaulding, Clyde Haynes, Robert Harnes, and George Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chambers
Willard Taft
H. C. Chambers
Willard Tait
H. F. Chambers
W. H. Chambers
Archie Haynes
J. H. Haynes
P. L. Chambers
Virden Maddock
Alma Ackerman
Mable Hollis
Marian Chambers
Clifford Spaulding
Clyde Hayrnes
Robert Harnes
George Chambers
Emica Y M C A to Host 1934 Summary Meeting
Home Account keepers will convene at the Emica Y M C A on Friday January 18 for the annual Summary meeting led by Miss Alice Bird with Miss Thelma Beal absent. Alma Ackerman visited Mr and Mrs Chambers and family. Lois Youtsy hosted three cousins from West View. Gulf Road schoolhouse dance drew a large crowd. Brookside High School boys and girls basketball teams traveled to Havliland for Friday games accompanied by Acer members and coaches. Coach McConihe missed duties due to Mrs McConihe’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emica Y. M. Co. A
Alice Bird
Thelma Beal
Alma Ackerman
Chambers
Lois Youtsy
West View
Dante
Gulf Road
Wawell
Brookside High Schow
Haviland
Havilaan
Chanarines
McConihe
Amateur Milwaukee Artists Open First Exhibition
Forty five amateur Milwaukee artists formed the Men’s Sketch Club and stage their inaugural show at the City Club. The exhibit features paintings and etchings completed last fall by members, many of whom are bankers, lawyers, and executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Osfest
Buttercup Prize Disqualification Sparks Controversy in Spokane
A Spokane firm that offers a candy box for the first bouquet of buttercups disqualified Arthur Krant for entering December. The firm ruled Krant’s spring ponies belonged to the 1934 season instead of 1935, prompting dispute over the contest rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Arthur Krant
Krant
Golden 50th wedding anniversary for Oberlin couple
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kelly celebrate their Golden Wedding on January 1 1935 at 211 North Pleasant Oberlin where they have lived 29 years. They will host a family dinner and hold open house from 2:30 to 4:00 and 7:30 to 9:60. They were married January 1 1883 in Henrietta by Rev. Roberts. They have three children Harry G Harley Oberlin, Mrs F R Harley Oberlin, and Mrs B W Porter Genoa and nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
A. J. Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Helis
Henrietta Township
Henrietta
Roberts
Kelly
Andrew
Ann Kelly
Oberlin clubs schedule and local visits for the week
Oberlin groups announce weekly activities with meetings of the Merry Wives and Ladies Aid circles on Wednesday January 2 and various hostesses and club gatherings. Local residents, including families from Parsons, Squires, and Stevens households, are noted visiting relatives in Cleveland and elsewhere during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Wives
Hattie Parsons
Woodland Avenue
Misionarys Society of the Baptist Church
Harry Squires
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias Installation and Club Gatherings
Friday schedule includes a joint Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters installation at 7 50 PM in the K of P Hall with invites to both orders. Women's Relief Corps meets at 2 30 PM. Oberlin Women's Club Music department plans a meeting with Mrs G J Molyneaux. Past Presidents of the W R C host a pot luck dinner at 12 09 PM at 245 North Main Street hosted by Mrs W F Gravit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Knights
Pythian
Women's Relief Corps
Oberlin Women’s Club
G. J. Molyneaux
Sirs
W. F. Gravit
North Main Street
Mrs. Ruby Cheney Visits Cleveland Over New Year
Mrs. Ruby Cheney of Cleveland travels for New Year visits with her brother Harrys Squires staying on Woodland Avenue during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Cheney
Cleveland
Harrys Squires
Woodland Avenue
Burglary Damages Two Safes at Kit Kinux Club House
Patrol reports two safes damaged in the Kit Kinux Klan club house at Penfield Junction last week. Dials knocked off and safes lifted, with no money reported missing. Deputy Moon investigated the burglary and an additional break in at Charlies Shide’s Camden home. entry believed via unlocked window. Betty Bader sues Nickel Plate Railroad for 10000 in injuries from August 16, 1935 collision at French Creek crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Kinux Klan
Penfield Junction
Denuts
Sherif Ierry Moon
Charlies Shide
Camden
Florida
George Miller
Shide
Miller
Sheriff's Department
Betty Bader
Lorain
Nickel Plate Railroad
French Creek Crossing
Elyria Woman Sues for Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Margaret Longstreth of Elyria filed suit for divorce from Paul Longstreth on grounds of gross neglect in common pleas court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Longstreth
Elyria
Paul Longstreth
Common Pleas
Peabody Family Guests Over Holidays in Atlanta
Mr and Mrs Harver Peabody of Atlanta Georgia are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs W H Peabody and family for the holidays during a festive gathering with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harver Peabody
Atlanta, Ga
W. Hf. Peabods
Divorce granted on grounds of gross neglect in Walsh case
A divorce from Allan P. Walsh on grounds of gross neglect was granted by Judge ALR Webber with custody awarded to the plaintiff. The Equipment Finance Company of Cleveland filed a common pleas action against Steve Baptis of Lorain to recover personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan P. Walsh
Alr. Webber
The
Equipment Finance Company of
Cleveland
Steve Baptis
Lorain
Beloit Worms Prove Heads Not Needed For Tricks
Beloit College zoology head Dr. Carl Wells reports earthworms can perform routines after head removal. In hundreds of attempts, worms learned to repeat tricks post decapitation and must relearn when new heads grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Carl Wells
Beloit College Zoology Department
Tor
Honeymooners Bag Big Game in Alaska
Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Fritchie of New Ulm Minnesota on a Alaska hunting honeymoon returned with six big game specimens. They bagged two biz horn sheep in Lake Kenai district one with exceptionally large horns. In Morzhovoi Bay district they harvested two large brown bears and two caribou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Alaska
Carl J. Fritchie
New Ulm
Minn
Lake Kenai
Morzhovoi Bay
Alaska Peninsula
Guilford County Health Officer Reports Child Weights and Disease
In November the Guilford County Health Office examined 1 525 children. Among them 446 were underweight and whooping cough was identified as the county's leading communicable disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Guilford County Health Officer
Death of Mrs Mary Barlow of Litchfield Ohio
Mrs Mary Barlow wife of Fred C Barlow of Litchfield Ohio died at home Sunday evening December 0 1954 at 8 pm She was born in Avon and lived in Litchfield forty years Survived by husband three children Louise Arick Brunswick Ky Jay D Pineville Ky and Don A Elyria a sister Miss Lou Durkee Litchfield and nine grandchildren Funeral services will be at the Litchfield home Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Litchfield cemetery Rev Schott officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barlow
Fred C. Barlow
Litchfield
Ohio
Avon
Rev. Schott
Death of Betty Ann Palagyi at home in Elyria
Betty Ann Palagyi four and one half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Palagyi died at 341 West River Street Elyria after a four day illness. Born August 12 1934 in Elyria she is survived by her parents a brother Andrew Jr and grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Lapos and Mrs Pearl Bago. Funeral services were held today at 2 PM with Reverend Tabor Toth officiating and burial followed in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Palagsi
Andrew Palagyi
West River Street
Elyria
Andrew, Jr
Frank Lapos
Pearl Bago
Tabor Toth
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Infant Barres Dies, Funeral Held at St Arnes
Infant son of Mr and Mrs George Barres of 30 Lake Avenue died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Survivors include parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Barres of Butternut Ridge Road and Mr and Mrs Harold Rowles of Oberlin Road. Services were at Bittner Funeral Home and St Arnes Church with Father Leo Brissel officiating. Burial in St Mary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barres
Laka Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. W. Barres
Bueternut Ridge Road
Harold Rowles
Oberlin Road
Bittner
St. Arnes Church
Leo Brissel
St. Mary Cemetery
Death of infant Dorothea Jane DiComes
Dorothea Jane DiComes eight een day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry DiComes died at her home 116 Water Street Saturday December 29 at 9 35 PM She was born in Elshia December 11 1934 and is survived by her parents a brother and grandparents James Jacks Dillonville Ohio Funeral services were held today at 3 PM from Bitner Funeral Home and she was buried in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Jane DiComes
Harry DiComes
Water Street
Elshia
Robert
James Jacks
Dillonville
Ohio
Bitner
Ridgelawn
Elyria Man Frank Wunderly Dies At Home
Frank Wunderly, 122 Marseilles avenue, Elyria, died Saturday at 9 30 pm after a four year illness. Born May 13, 1865 in Huron Ohio he lived in Elyria thirteen years. Survived by wife Laura sister Mrs Charles Hicok Lorain brother Charles Wunderly Ashtabula. Funeral Wednesday at 12 50 pm Sudro Funeral Home Rev William C Fowler officiating burial Grove Street cemetery New London Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wunderly
Marseilles Avenue
Huron
Ohio
Elyria
Laura
Charles Hicok
Lorain
Charles Wunderly
Ashtabula
Sudro
William C. Fowler
Death of Perry D Mennell at Elyria
Perry D Mennell died Sunday at 395 East Bridge Street after a lingering illness. Born May 29 1864 in Grafton Ohio he came to Elyria twelve years ago. He was a retired farmer. Survived by wife Mary J Mennell two sons Louis and Alton a daughter Mrs Walter Hilton three brothers Jaz Allan Elmer and sister Mrs Elizabeth Lafferty. Body to Taylors Funeral Home then to private funeral Tuesday at 1 09 pm burial Butternut Ridge flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry D. Mennell
East Bridge Street
Ife
Grafton
Ohio
Elyria
Mary J. Mennell
Louis
Alton
Walter Hilton
Jaz
Allan
Elmer
Elizabeth Lafferty
Tayior
Butternut Ridge
Death Notice of Henry Nieding of Fields on Farm
Henry Nieding of Root road Fields died Saturday at 11:20 PM after a six week illness. He was born in Germany February 4 1847 and lived on the Fields farm for 41 years. Surviving are his wife Elizabeth Neufer Nieding who died 19 years ago on the same farm and his children Andrew Mrs Margaret Hathaway Anna A Nieding Mrs Mars Arnold Sebastian Nieding of Elyria Anthony Nieding Elyria attorney 5 grandchildren and one great grandchild a brother Sebastian Nieding lives on Murray Ridge Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 PM from the late home with Reverend John Koontz officiating Burial will be Fields Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nieding
Root Road
Fields
Elizabeth Neufer Nieding
Mr. Nieding
Germany
Andrew
Margaret Hathaway
Anna A. Nieding
Mars Arnold
Sebastian Nieding
Elyria
Anthony Nieding
Murray Ridge
John Koontz
Fields Cemetery
J Frank Smith dies after long illness in Toledo
J Frank Smith born November 11 1869 in Wayne Township Columbiana County died Monday morning in Toledo after a lingering illness. He lived in Elyria since 1908 and worked 18 years as a dispatcher for Lake Shore Electric then ten years for National Tube Co. Survived by brother Charles Smith Elyria and nephew Donald R Smith Toledo. Funeral at Nichols Funeral Home January 5 at 3 50 pm Rev C F Wiseman officiating and January 6 10 30 am at Bethel Church Wayne Township burial Bethel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Smith
Wayne Township
Columbiana County
Toledo
Ife
Elyria
Lake Shore Electric
National Tube Co
Smith
Lake Avenue
Charles Smith
Donald R. Smith
Elyria I
Rebekah
Nichols Funeral Home
C. F. Wiseman
Bethel Church
Wayne Trip
Bethel Cemetery
Cleveland markets steady as livestock and produce hold
Market reports show steady butter eggs poultry and potatoes in Cleveland. Livestock prices vary by weight with calves and sheep modest gains and hogs near higher levels. overall market activity remains steady through 450 pounds and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lamblards
Springer
Lexghorm
Maine
Tage
Dewhursts Mark Golden Fifty Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Paul Dewhurst and Mr and Mrs Carl Pinney of Saginaw Michigan joined S M Dewhurst and wife for the fiftieth wedding anniversary at Chestnut Ridge. They returned home Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Paul Dewhurst
Carl Pinney
Saginaw
Michigan
S. M. Dewhurst
Chestnut Ridge
Mothersingers plan next reheasal at Stevenson home
Three Carlistia Mothersingers met Tuesday at Mrs H H Gregg for rehear sal and a brief session led by chairwoman Mrs Winifred Smith decided to continue evening meetings. The next rehear sal is set for Thursday evening January 3 at Mrs Samuel Stevenson's Grafton road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euat
H. H. Gregg
Winifred Smith
Samuel Stevenson
Grafton Road
Circle No 4 Meets to Review The Bells of St Johns
Mrs Manly Hurlbut of Oberlin road attended a Circle No 4 meeting of the First Methodist church Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Malton's home in Elyria and reviewed Grace Richmonds The Bells of St Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly Hurlbut
Oberlin Road
Circle No. 4
First Methodist Church
Malton
Elyria
St. Johns
Grace Richmond
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Elects Hopkins President
Mrs Alfred J Hopkins was installed as president of the auxili ary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 1079 at a meeting in Elyria Monday evening Plans were made for a Christmas party for the conl dists at the club home on Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Hopkins
Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elyria
Elected Chairman of Division C of Church of Christ
Mrs James Smith of Chestnut Ridzs was elected chairman at a Division C meeting held Thursday afternoon at Mrs Hush Thomas's High Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Chestnut Ridzs
Church of Christ
Hush Thomas
High Street
Local Society Notes From Avon and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Fred Ernst, Miss Margaret Lilley, and Mrs. Pat Motosk attended a Society meeting Thursday at Mrs. Harold Bennett’s East Avenue home. Alfred J. Hopkins is ill and confined at home on Butternut Ridge Road. Frank Springer’s funeral was held in Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. King and daughter Donna among mourners from East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ernst
Fast River Road
Margaret Lilley
Pat Motosk
Grafton Road
Sewsiety
Harold Bennett
East Avenue
Eunst
Alfred J. Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
Richard King
Donna
Frank Springer
Cleveland
Charles McDaniels
Frank Yonker
Elizabeth Webber
Avon
Weber
McDaniels
Yonker
F. S. Hale
la Porte
H. S. Kruce
Shaker Heights
Pearl Godfrey
Effyria
Hilda Moak
South Amherst
Ford Bachtel
Banks Road
Paul Savege
Jean
Lakewood
H. i. Grezg
Butternut Ridge
Epworth League
Oberlin
Prices From Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange and Fairchild Milling Co
Quotations cover corn wheat oats and mill feeds with prices per bushel or ton. Entries show various grades such as No 2 yellow corns and white wheats, spring and hard wheats, timothy and alfalfa hays, straw, and cotton seed meal with unit costs and occasional shorthand notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Fairchild Milling Co
Witter Stearaghe
4Aq& Co
FAY
Atimethy
Timothy
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Relief
Sederis
A. F. of
Oberlin News
Esther Alfsen
East Lorain Street
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Mr. and
Mrs. A. dl. Kelly
Oberlin, Ohio
R. H. Reighley
Morcan Street
West Russia Club
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
William Whitner
Elsha
George Puls
Charles Herrick
C.D. Herrick
Clayton Hess
W. E. Rogers
Mrs. Waserland
George Brown
St. Louis
H. F. Smith
Fast Lorain Street
Willliam Morris
George Morris
East College Efteet
Henry Wilson
Athens
Barbara Dudley
Syracuse University
Carl Dutley
Mrs. Don Morrison
Mrs. Schoerle
Detroit
Ellen Hatch
George
Western Cartridge Co
Christine A. Walsh
Betty Ann Palagyi
Infant Barres
Perry PD
Mennell
Frank Smith
Fs.compcov
Mothersingers
Pierre R. Smith
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
W. H. Spencer
W. 8Th St
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Italy
West Ave
Schlitz
Black Forest Beers Music
Ste
Esday AK
Crystal
Court Street
Broad St
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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