Farmers plan higher quality and lower costs in Ohio
In Columbus on February 2, experts including economist David Friday urged farmers to boost product quality and cut costs. Friday critiqued the McNair Haugen farm relief bill and warned against agricultural dumping harming foreign markets. university researchers and officials from the Ohio Dairyman's Association and the Seed Improvers Association announced new officers.
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Columbus. O
Foye
David Friday
Tela
Uoday
McNar Haugen
Fougland
Germany
Italy
France
Congress
Ber
I. L. Baldwin
State Seeks Infant Clothes and Shoes for Miners’ Kids
Assurance General Frank D. Heather reports relief efforts for miners’ families across the state. City actions have provided food fuel clothing, but about 5,090 miners’ children still need shoes and warm garments as winter approaches.
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Columbus
Feh
Familles
Frank D. Heather
Wyson
Helen Beachman Unconscious After Bus Injury
Lake Erie Memorial Hospital reports Helen Beachman a Lake Erie College sophomore, 19, remained unconscious since January 15 after a bus collision near Center Street. Doctor Marsh, her attending physician, believes there is a chance for recovery as the family clings to hope.
Local suit dismissed in fatal injury case
A $25 600 damage suit brought by Mary Jasielowski as administrator of the estate of Joseph Jazielowski against EL Lite and C F Griffin was dismissed in common pleas court after a fatal injury incident in Lorain. The case involved alleged negligence linked to an accident that caused Joseph Simorowski's death.
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SLU
Mary Jasielowski
Joseph Jazielowski
EL Lite
St. Lorain
C F Griffin
St. Lorag
Joseph Simorowski
Siva
Common Pleas
Sivan
William Piskuran
Court of Justice
J.C
Pep ballies held at high school
Assemblies at the high school Thursday and Friday aim to spark enthusiasm for two basketball games this weekend. Friday the team faces Lorain at Hoel Antiers, and Saturday hosts East High of Erie. Pa. returns to town.
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Hirgh
Fridar
Lorain
Hoel
Evangelist Speaks on Investment at Kiwanis Meeting
Evangelist Rev Smith addressed the Rowanis Kiwanis Club at the Newell Hotel on a message titled A Great Investment. He claimed the idea would yield dividends and urged members to live upright lives. The event included a formal solo by Rev Smith and songs led by Bill Struck and Paul Waiawrigot. Harlan Brown was introduced as club vice president.
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Ope Sapas Ems
Levanerher
Netnodis
Rowanis Club
Newell Rotel Tadas
Smith
Syper
Jed
Billi Struck
Pauk
Kiwanis
Harlan Brown
Two Children Burned to Death in Maryland Fire
In Westernport Maryland on February 1 a blaze in an apartment killed two young children of Mr and Mrs Torrey Carroll. Fire crews found the pair dead amid the flames as the building burned.
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Westernport
Fen
Torrey- Carroll
Evangelist Preaches on Love at First M E Church
An evangelist speaks to a full house at the First M E Church with the Lorata Gospel Chorus performing. The message titled The World's Greatest Deed emphasizes love and compassion, urging forgiveness and personal repentance. The sermon contrasts condemning others with aiding those in sin and notes upcoming services and planned solos by the evangelist.
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M. E
Lorata
Gips Smith
Spe
Saloe
Srwice
VieBtess
Aloe
Chris
Pothreg
Rememoer
God Heintie
Sunnday
E.antelist
Couple Wed In Partnership Marriage On Campus
In Annapolis Maryland on February 2 a couple joined in a partnership marriage on St John’s College campus. Margaret Roenerter of Baltimore and Walter Phillips of Camden New Jersey were the partners. Fraternity brothers served as attendants. The ceremony was described as a compassionate union differing from traditional marriage but binding the couple for more than two years. Rev Dr R W Hoerhoester officiated at Calvary Methodist church with no wine toast and no bridal bouquet.
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Annapolise
Phi Sigma Kappa
Renee
St. John's College
America
Margaret of Roenerter
Baltimore
Walter Walker
O Phillips
Streeviles
Camden
N. J
Padips
J Phllips
Phillips
R. W. Oh Weerhoester
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Fire Bell Tower Plans At Middletown Get Green Light
Middletown officials pursue rebuilding a fire bell tower at Widdletown Middle Wyn. A steel tower will replace the old wooden structure, offering a larger space for two gymnasia and a new belt system for the fire department.
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Middletown
Mtv
Plans Complete for Ridge Township Coin Show
Ridge township plans a two day event starting next Wednesday in conjunction with the Ridge township farmers Institute. Prizes will be offered in two exhibit classes for students and district patrons with displays of corn, grain and poultry.
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Ridge
Elyria Fishing League to Hear Pfleuger at Friday Meeting
The Elyria chapter of the Isaac Walton League will meet Friday at 7:30 PM to hear Joseph Pfleuger of the Ohio division discuss fishing bait. Local president Gary Findler will introduce Pfleuger and other speakers during the program.
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Elyria
Isaac Walton
Ohio
Joseph Pfleuger
Akron
Pfleuger
Gary Findler
Fish Enthusiasts
Markets Report From Cleveland and Midwest Grain Docket
Cleveland market notes show prices across dairy poultry and produce with bids on New York Maine Ohio Michigan Minnesota and Idaho offerings. Nearby hogs cattle sheep and veal values listed alongside Minneapolis and Toledo grain and livestock quotes and weatherless trading summary.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
Wison
Minnesota
Idaho Rurals
Fiondat
Florida
York State
New W
Hem Roid Remedy Promises Quick Pile Relief
An old advertisement claims internal treatment removes the cause of lower bowel blood. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets are presented as a safe, guaranteed relief for piles with money-back assurance. C. W. Phillips and druggists nationwide offer it with this guarantee.
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Dr. Leonhardt
C. W. Phillips
Strikers Gather At Mine In Protest Morale
A crowd of 300 to 400 miners from Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys demonstrated at Manhattan Coal Co. Mine No 36 in Buchtel led by Oral Danghertz of subdistrict No 1 United Mine Workers. They protested alleged cleaner work and blockage claims as company officials said 15 men were on site. A patrol organized by valley miners checks operators attempting to reopen mines.
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Xnelsoxnville
Oral Danghertz
United Mine Workers of America
Hocking
Sunday Creek Valfeys
Manhattan Coal Co
Buchtel Earty
Company Oficists
Face Arrest For Not Having Dog Tags
County dog warden Lee Winkler announced that any person possessing a dog without a 1928 tag faces arrest and a fine up to 2500 dollars. He said residents not complying will be contacted to register their canine.
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Lee Winkler
Ifnor
Warden With An Eye For Dogs In County
A county warden named Minkler closely observes dogs for licenses during patrols. A reporter rode along in a new truck and noted many stray and licensed dogs, with Minkler deciding which animals warrant capture. A toy dog on a roof caused a momentary misread before closer inspection revealed a toy replica. A second story recalls Aunt Siagee Lettimore, 97, a longtime railway information figure in Wacxville who dislikes new train announcers.
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Lee Atink
Ehk
Rollar
Warden Minkler
Bee
Mankler
Minkler
Dol
M Jer
joLester
Atsiance
Knonville
Siagee Lettimore
Handy- Mao
Wacxville
Soe
Southru
Anl
Community Betterment Plans Aim at Athens County
Fifty representatives of Athens county staged plans for community betterment. A resolution calls for May to be set as a beautification week for rural homes. Homeowners cooperate with various leagues to pursue improvements across the county.
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Athens, O
Athens County
Great Interest In Shoot At City Hall
A. E. Hart of Cleveland, a renowned small bore shooter, visited the Elyria Rifle Club and shot the entire program. Hart, noted as one of the country’s top small bore shooters, discussed the sport and answered questions, though his recent six month ailing practice affected scores. The Hazelton trophy held by Schwab after high scores and Dewhurst, Phelps, Hart and others competed in the challenge events. The club invites more enthusiasts to next week’s session at the city range.
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A. E. Hart
Cleveland
Elyria
Hellso
Lart
Schwab
Roger Phelps
Hazelton Challenge
Dewhurst
Phelps
Sassmanhatses
Dougherty
Hazelton
Donaghertz
Charles W Shannon Blind Telephone Operator
Charles W Shannon operated the telephone switchboard when he became the center of a local case. The article notes his age at $1 years old and that he was totally blind.
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Charles W. Shannon
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