Farmers' Week at Peak IV in Columbus Ohio
Ohio State University farmers week peaked with over 2,000 farmers and wives registered. Banquets and meetings included the Columbus Franklin County Parent-Teacher luncheon, Ohio Farm Women's Club Federation dinner, Poultrymen's Association, Central Dairy Producers council banquets, and the Ohio State Vegetable Growers Association with talks on market outlook, selling methods, and inspections. Governor Cooper urged broader farm benefits from better government, while farm officials projected 1929 crop prices with specific notes on potato and tobacco markets and ongoing apple and feed crop concerns.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Franklin County
Parent-Teacher Associations
Ohio Farm Women's Clubs Federat
Poultrymen’s Association
Central Dairy Producers’ Council
Ohio State Vegetable Growers’ Association
Ohio State Dairy Association
Ohio Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Ohio Farm Women’s Club Federation
Ohio State Horticultural Society
W. O. Thompson
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Myers Y. Cooper
United States
Cooper
Cc. R. Arnold
Ohio
Arnold
Miami Valley
dislocated arm after piano move in Adams street
Mrs J W Carson of 417 Adams street dislocated her right arm this morning while trying to move a piano. She was taken to Lakeside hospital for treatment and later returned home. France introduces foldable anti checkering ficrcles that fit in a suitcase.
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J. W. Carson
Adams Street
Carson
Lakeside Hospital
Real 100% Men Promising Mec-Coy Tablets Ad
An old style ad touts Mec-Coy tablets as a vitality booster for men. It claims to build solid flesh, increase energy and vigor, improve sleep, reduce nervousness, and sharpen mental clarity. The copy promises a sample for 0 cents at drug stores and asserts lasting after only a short course.
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McCoc
America
Impromptu Rotary Luncheon Concert Pleases All
After the Rotary luncheon on Tuesday, an impromptu musical program entertained listeners for over half an hour. Principal performers included Homer Rodeheaver, his sister Ruth Thomas, and Rotarians Jack Flynn, Lawrence Webber, and Al Hannaford, delivering vocal and instrumental selections of a popular nature.
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Rotary
Homer Rodeheaver
Ruth Thomas
Jack Flynn
Lawrence Webber
al Hannaford
Thieves Swap Suit for Auto in City Theft
Thieves failed to steal a car and instead removed a suit from a suit box. The incident occurred near 824 Middle Avenue, where a stay suit size 39 was taken from W. K. McClintock of 518 Middle Avenue. The thieves broke the car switch trying to start the auto.
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W. K. McClintock
Middle Avenue
Judge awards $50 to Harry Beddl in auto crash case
In common pleas court today Harry Beddl won a judgment against George Hegnett for 50 dollars for damages from an automobile collision at the Cedar and Broad streets intersection on August 9, 1927. The appeal from the justice court originated for 85 pounds.
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Harry Beddl
George Hegnett
Common Pleas Court
Cedar and
Broad Streets
Justice Court
State Eagles President to Speak at Elyrian Aerie Meeting
Ralph Bartlett, state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles lodge, will address Elyrian Aerie members tomorrow night at the lodge rooms. Charles Kopp, vice president, announced the event and a musical program has been arranged.
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Eagles
Elyrian Aerie
Order of Eagles
Ralph Bartlett
Lodge
Charles Kopp
Erie
Hoover to Tour Florida Weeklong Trip From Miami Beach
President-elect Hoover plans a weeklong Florida tour starting from Miami Beach. He will visit Edison at Fort Myers, fish for tarpon off the west coast, survey the Lake Okeechobee flood district, and travel by yacht and auto between Naples Fort Myers and the coast. He discussed labor policies with Harry Fidler of Miami during the series of engagements.
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Miami Beach
Fia
Hoover
Thomas A. Edison
Fort Miers
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
Key
Naples
Fla
Fort Myers
Fort Ayers
Okeechowee
Harry Fid.er
Miami
Fremen’s Mutual Life Insurance Association
Republican National Committee
Griswold Delays Mazure Investigation in Ohio
State Welfare Director H H Griswold postponed action in the Mazure case as he reviews a protest from Julia Mazure’s Reform School transfer. Mazure, mother of eight from Lorain, was moved to Marysville reform school with her 12 day old baby after a hospital stay. The case involves alleged neglect of care claims and a six month violation sentence.
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Columbus
H. H. Griswold
Julia Mazure
Lorain
Marysville Reformatory
Griswold
Louise Mittendorf
Mazure
Marreville
Auto
Lindbergh Near End Of Trip
In Punta Arenas Costa Rica Feb 4 Col Charles A Lindbergh nears the end of his cross canal air mail flight from Rio de Janeiro to the Canal Zone. After a brief halt he continues toward David Panama in a Dorsky amphibian refueling took place and the leg to David is about 189 miles expected to take roughly two hours.
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Punta Arenas
Costa Rica
Fiorida
Canal Zone
Charles A. Lindbergh
David
Lindbergh
Colles
May jokes on alimony land in jail
Litchfield Wisconsin reports Col W B May ace tioneer declines alimony of 46 pounds per month and says he will stay in jail indefinitely rather than pay. The item frames a humor column note about a flamboyant local figure and his dramatic stance.
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Litchfield
W. B. May
United States Holds World’s Largest Telescopes
A fiscal year discovery reveals undeveloped letters containing eighty three thousand six hundred seventy eight dollars found within U S mail. This finding underscores ongoing archival and procurement concerns tied to major observatory assets.
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United States
McCarthy Will Proceeds In 7 Million Estate Probate
The seven million dollar will of Mrs Margaret Huntington Smith McCarthy was admitted to probate in Greenwich after Dr James S S McCarthy agreed to divide his share with two contesting parties. Dr A McCarthy cedes 30 5 percent of the residuary to Margaret Gowan and 1.5 percent to Western Reserve University, leaving the bulk to Dr McCarthy. The 800000 stock in Standard of Indiana may shift proxies in the Rockefeller Stewart battle, depending on who receives it. The will from January 9, 1929, will be carried out as signed two days before she died of pneumonia.
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Greenwich
Canon
Margaret Huntington Smith McCarthy
Stephen L. Radford
James S&s. McCarthy
Homer S. Cummings
Afe- Carthy
Margaret Gowan
McCarthy
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Dr. McCarthy
John Huntington
Cleveland
Ohio
Standard of Indiana
Col
Robert W. Stewart
John D. Rockefeller
Indiana
James S. McCarthy, Jr
Rockefeller
Four Ask For Divorces On Tuesday
In Lorain County Common Pleas Court four divorce filings were recorded on Tuesday. Marie Hardy seeks separation from Alba Hardy alleging social functions issues and neglect of duty since their 1928 Elyria marriage. Marion Chandler seeks from Lile Chandler on neglect of duty from a 1927 Pittsburgh marriage with one five month old child. Edith Fleming sues Harry Fleming for divorce after six years apart from their 1908 Lorain marriage, with five children aged 19 to 11. Rose Berkeski seeks divorce from Andrew Berkeski of Lorain on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. married in 1906 with three children aged 21, 20, and 18.
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Common Pleas
Marie Hardy
Alba Hardy
Dutr
Elyria
Marion Chandler
Lile Chandler
Pittsburgh
Edith Fleming
Harry Fleming
Death Notice of Dr George C Lathrop in Ohio
Dr George C Lathrop died at Saint Luke's hospital Cleveland at 1 a m Monday. A Dover Center resident and North Olmsted doctor, he leaves a wife and two daughters. Funeral from his Dover Center home Wednesday at 2 p m.
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George C. Lathrop
Saint Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
Lathrop
Dover
North Olmsted
Dover Center
Contingent debate over navy ships and yards provisions
The senate backed its committee amendment to restrict naval materials to shipyard production while eight ships would be built in government yards and seven in private yards. Several amendments failed, including limits on cruiser totals and aircraft carriers, with opponents insisting additional cruisers are needed to replace old vessels. No appropriation is included. funding must pass separate bills, and land preparations for next year are pending in the House.
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Senate
Naval Department
Navy Yards
Fingham
McMaster
Great Britain
Blll
Navy Department
Federal Judge Ey Cooper Quoted On Prohibition Fines
In Schenectady the judge estimates fines from prohibition cases have enriched the government by about five million dollars. The figure underscores the revenue impact of enforcement actions led by federal authorities during the period.
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Schenectady
Ey Cooper
Administratrix Awarded $100 in Car Death Suit
Armando Martin administratrix for the state of William Martin received $100 in an agreed verdict against the Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company in common pleas court. The suit stemmed from William Martin's death on May 13, 1926 at the crossing of the Oberlin and La Grange road near stop 81. He was survived by his wife and two children. the original claim was for $15,000.
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Armando Martin
William Martin
Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company
Oberlin and
la Grange Road
Buckley resigns as Ohio state treasurer amid impeachment action
Buckley, a top Ohio Republican leader, submitted an unconditional resignation after a drive to impeach began. Governor Cooper accepted the move after swift reviews by aides. Buckley had been elected in 1926 and reelected last November, serving only 23 days of his second term. A successor will serve the remainder of the term ending January 13, 1931, with multiple candidates named, including O C Gray and others. The treasurer faced a 10 count federal indictment for conspiracy to bribe and liquor law violations, with new trial motions pending.
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Buckley
Republican Party
Joseph T. Tracy
Treasury
Buckler
Cooper
State of Ohio
State Treasury
Mable
Tit
Ste
O. C. Gray
the Hose
Earl Rutledge
Kenton
R. V. Archer
Cleveland
Harry S. Day
Fremont
H. 5. Scott
Troy
Edgar Ervin
Columbus
S. B. Forney
State Tax Commission
Guy C. Davis
Findlay
Hancock County
Gray
Robert N. Brumbaugh
Darton
Henry A. Miler
Earl C. Shively
Schireir
Edward D. Schorr
Schorr
Harry D. Silver
Shively
Govenor
Buckier
Tressurer
Tie
Coach Carl Smith Speaks at Elysi High Hi-Y Meeting
RoyYs teacher Carl Smith assistant athletic coach at Elysi High spoke at the Junior Hi-Y club weekly meeting Tuesday night. He delivered a talk on athletics and youth sports.
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Carl Smith
Elysi.2 High School
Sewage Rental Up Before Bounci
Oberlin, Feb. 6. The village council meets tonight at the town hall to discuss for the first time the proposed sewage rental plan by City Manager L. A. Sears. Action is unlikely this night but the issue will be seriously considered, with a headway expected in months. Sears outlines charges proportional to water use, with endorsements from the Oberlin Exchange Club and the College Prudential Committee. Routine items will also be transacted.
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Oberlin
L. A. Sears
Sears
Oberlin Exchange Club
College Prudential Committee
Fire Gets Out Quickly at Chimneyless Plant Residence
A small blaze in a chimneyless house behind the Oberlin Printing and Publishing plant drew the fire department yesterday at around 11 am. Little damage occurred as hand chemical extinguishers were used. The moved residence, awaiting relocation to South Pleasant street, was on its trusses. Likely an occupant started the fire unintentionally after the chimney had been demolished.
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Oberlin Printing & Publishing Company
Tribune
South Pleasant Street
Golf Club Will Meet Friday
The Oberlin Golf club plans a Friday evening meeting at 6 15 followed by a business session. After dinner members will go to the Rex theatre to view golfing pictures arranged for the club by manager Jerry Kessler. Reels include Golfing with Bobbi Jones and Golfing with Jess Sweeter.
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Oberlin Golf Club
Rex Theatre
Jerry Kessler
Rex
Apollo Theatres
Bobbi Jones
Jess Sweeter
Celtics To Play Practice Game This Evening
The Oberlin Celtics host two practice games this evening in the high school gym to prepare for Saturdays main event against Janbr Oh- Ohio Ice Lorain. Opponents to be chosen, likely an Elyria area out of town team.
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Oberlin Celtics
Oberlin Pirates
Janbr
Oh- Ohio Ice
Lorain
Celtics
Elyria
Rescue tale told to college students by Professor Peirce
Professor Paul S Peirce recounted his rescue of the Florida crew for a student audience at noon, after earlier sharing his experiences with the Exchanges club on Monday.
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Paul S. Peirce
Florida
America”n Chapel
Tofessor
Peirce
Exchanges Club
Dramatic Association Stages Lessing Comedy The Woman Hater
The Dramatic Association presented a second performance of Lessing's three act comedy The Woman Hater last night. Richard Malone led in the principal role with Elizabeth Timberman as Lelio and Elariaa, while Jack Schaefer was praised for histrionic honors.
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the Dramatic Association of the College
Lessing
Richard Malone
Elizabeth Timberman
Lelio and
Eilaraia
Jack Schaefer
West Russia club filmest meeting joins Mrs Hacker
The West Russia club Filmest with Mrs. Henry Hacker at 37 Spring Street will meet tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Clarence Wright at 124 Woodland Avenue will attend the Woodland Avenue sewing beg meeting. Mrs Amy Ingraham of North Cedar Avenue, ill for about four weeks, is recovering rapidly. Miss Philiss Ohig and Miss Lil Man McMillan attended the mid semester bail at Western Reserve University last weekend.
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West Russia Club Filmest
Henry Hacker
Spring Street
Woodland Avenue
Clarence Wright
Torrow
Amy Ingraham
North Cedar Avenue
Philiss Ohig
Lil. Man McMillan
Western Reserve University
Auto Stolen Report In Lakewood Police Check
Sergeant Dill of the Lakewood police reported an auto theft this morning. Police took into custody an abandoned Ford roadster with motor number 14862776, initially bearing license 897-291 but found later with tag 1766. Authorities are reviewing theft records.
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Dill
Lakewood
Sunday To Hold Another Meeting For Boys and Girls
The third meeting for boys and girls will be held at the Dilly Sunday tabernacle at 2 p m Saturday. John K Siekkinen chairman of the grade school committee says the evangelist will speak. Attendance has averaged about twenty five hundred at each of the first two meetings. Rev Sunday spoke at one meeting and Homer Rodeheaver directed music at the other.
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Sunday
Homer Rodeheaver
Slexkinen
Hogs, Cattle, and Sheep Markets Reported in Cleveland
Market receipts show hogs at 15 to 25 cents lower with 1800 head on sale and a range for weights from 90 to over 350 pounds. Beef steers bring 9.90 to 10.60, cows 8.00 to 8.50, vealers 14.00 to 158.00. calves 3,30 to 5.80. Sheep and lambs ease 15 to 25 cents with bulk fat lambs 16.75 to 17.09, cull lambs 14.00 to 15.00, fat ewes 8.00 to 9.09.
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Cleveland
Market Prices Reported for Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Cleveland markets show eggs with extra and ordinary prices across various grades. Poultry items list heavy fowls ducks and geese with each grade and price. Potatoes include Ohio and New York round whites and Idaho Russell varieties with per 100 pound bag quotes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
N. Y
Mathereen Mountain
Idaho
Russell Burbarks
Chicago cash quotations and market roundup
The report lists Chicago cash prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes with receipts and quality grades. It shows Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Idaho round whites russets prices and U S Department of Agriculture notes, plus Ohio Toledo wheat corn rye clover seed and lard rib bellies values and constants.
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Chicago
Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Timothy
Clover
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis grain markets show flour lower in carload sales with family patents at 7.50 and 7.30 per barrel. Shipments reach 56,122 barrels while bran quotes at 29.01 to 29.02. No. 1 northern wheat ranges 1.19 2-8 to 1.20 3-8, red durum at 1.02, corn No. 5 fellex 0.59 to 0.77, oats No. 2 white 0. Painful OCR snippet includes flax No. 1 at 2.42.
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Minneapolis
No More Gas in Stomach and Bowel Relief Tablet Pitch
An old advertisement touts Naalmann's Gas Tablets as a cure for stomach gas pressure and associated symptoms. It claims relief from gnawing pit pain, anxiety, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and bloating, promising easier breathing and comfort after use.
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Naalmann
Baalmann
Wellington Council Meeting Reports Paving Ordinances Tabled
Wellington village council met in the Mayor's courtroom Monday evening with absent members Sam Hummel and Franklin Jones. Quorum absence led to tabling two paving ordinances for Courtland street and the White Way, with routine business only reported.
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Wellington
Mayor's Court
Sam Hummel
Franklin Jones
Courtland Street
White Way
Stanley Sooy Injured In Wood Wagon Accident
Stanley Sooy fell from a load of wood he was riding when the wagon broke in a small ditch. He sustained a bad head gash a fractured arm and bruising to the body. Dr Yaus is attending him.
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Stanley Sooy
Mr. Sooy
Dr. Yaus
Housewarming Guests for Mr and Mrs Carmen
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Burrel Carman and others hosted a Sunday evening housewarming on Union Street. Wellington Sorosis met with talks on Gilbert and Sullivan and the Singing Tower of Lake Wales. Legion groups planned Elyria meeting with local hostesses present. WCTU held Francis Willard Memorial program with discussions on her ideals and local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Guy Wells
J. C. MacDermott
Gilbert and Sullivan
Treva Hawk
Sullivan
Lake Wales
Fla
Ed Wise
Glen Outridge
G. E. Fitzpatrick
Frank Obrig
Lorain County
Local Social Notes Reach Across Towns and Far Flung News
Afr and Mrs Lester Cherry and son Don of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs E D Barker. Archie Miller of Brighton called on Mrs Miller’s parents Ray Fulks. Fred Sage learns his sister Mrs E A Johnson of Snohomish Washington will be brought to Sullivan for burial with daughter Mrs Lulu Frink accompanying. Raymond Wright improving after hospital observation. expected to return home soon. Mrs Milton Henry released from flu recovery under Dr Gregg. Margeret and Jeanette Warner return from Boston after brother Sidney Warner’s wedding to Kate Hyde Bond. Master Sam Belfiore ill and Miss Lena Diriam spent time in Cleveland with Mirrarr duties.
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Archie Miller
Brighton
Raymond Wright
Walter Peck
Lorain Hospital
Milton Henry
Adams Street
Gregg
Margeret
Jeannette Warner
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Elects New Officers
L Be Palimor of Pataskala was reelected president for the seventh time at the annual meeting in Columbus. O J Batley of Tacoma was chosen chairman of the board. Other officers elected include A F Moon Conover vice president M D Lincoln Columbus secretary Perryl L Green of Wilam state director of agriculture S H Bell Zanesville FE C Darling Nellie and C J Walverstadt Liegota chosen to the executive committee.
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Columbus
L. Be Palimor
Pataskala
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
O. J. Batley
Tacoma
A. F. Moon
Conover
M. D. Lincoln
Perryll. Green
Wifram
Turkey pools say they get better prices for farmers
Marshall county farmers forming a 4% turkey pool claim higher prices than individual buyers. For Thanksgiving a 4100 bird pool delivered 5 cents a pound above market. A 4100 fowl pool for Christmas New Year sold two cents over prevailing rates after two days to assemble and deliver the flocks.
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Madill
Oxia
Marshall County
Browers
Janitor Too Feeble Forces School Closure in Rock Village
In Haverhill Massachusetts the Rocks Village school closed after 80 year old janitor William Chase proved too feeble to shovel coal for the large furnace. He kept the small corridor furnace burning but could not operate the big one leading to the cold classroom. Superintendent Edgar F. Shannon confirmed the reason and a replacement janitor was hired.
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Haverhill
Mass
Rocks Village
Edgar F. Shannon
William Chase
Chase
Shannon
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France
Mazure Investigation
Geo. C. Lathrop
AIDS
T. S. Income
RoyYs
W. B. Tucker
North Nala St
Golf Club
Dramatic Association
Sriefs
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Grain
Toledo. C
C. W. Phillips
Mee
Lester Cherry
Don
E. D. Barker
ORO Farm Bureau Federation
Turkey Pools
Crooks Coal Co
MELO
the Hygienic Products CO
Cantona
Sani-Finsa
Putin
Gertrude Clarke
Eugene
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
West Ave
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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