Lorain County Farm Bureau Incorporates Cooperative
Lorain County Farm Bureau directors approved forming the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Inc. The group plans cooperative marketing of gasoline for farmers and seeks permits for a 41 000 gallon bulk station near Route 59 by the New York Central Railroad. Station prices will match other stations, not reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Elyria City Counci
New York Central Railroad
H L. Leimbach
Brownhelm
Bene
Farm Bureau to Launch Gasoline Venture in Lorain County
The Lorain County Farm Bureau plans a new enterprise adding gasoline as a commodity with dividends paid at year end. They will also handle selling fertilizer seed and seed potatoes, tasks previously managed by the Farm Bureau service department. Incorporators include H. L. Leimbach, T. H. Chevyley, and R. E. Campbell. A farmer campaign will recruit members and organization will form soon. W. O. Eyerson discussed similar efforts with the Farm Bureau Oil Company of Indiana at the January 14 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Service Department
County Farm Bureau
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm
T. H. Chevyley
Pittsfield
R. E. Campbell
Farm Bureau
W. O. Eyerson
Farm Bureau Oil Company of Indiana
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Real Estate Transfers In Avon Lake Ridgeville and Elyria
Midland Bank transfers to William and Thomas Smith for sublots 73 75 and 80 block 3 Woodhaven Beach Avon Lake. S. A. Cook transfers half interest to Lewis H. Wain Jr trustee in Ridgeville Township parts of lots 6 and 6. LH Wain Land Co transfers half interest to Lewis H Wain Jr trustee in Ridgeville Township parts of lots 5 and 6. Mary and Joseph Hodkiewicz transfer property on West Twenty first Street to Edith C. Hodkiewicz. Lucile B Reisinger Karl E Bennett and Florence EB Gillig quitclaims to M R Bennett for George Street Elyria. Sheriff’s deed to Nina Worcester 98 acres Wakeman Beld en Road and Hawley Road Pittsfield Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Bank
William and Thomas Smith
Woodhaven Beach
Avon Lake
S. A. Cook
Lewis H. Wain, Jr
Ridgeville Township
LH Wain Land Company
Lewis H Wain, Jr
Mary and
Joseph Hodkiewicz
Edith C. Hodkiewicz
West Twenty-first Street
Lo- Yair
Lucile B. Reisinger
Karl E Bennett
Florence EB. Gillig
M. R. Bennett
George Street
Elyria
Nina R. Worcester
Wakeman-Belden Road
Hawley Road
Pittsfield Township
Secret Service Ends One Job Starts Another March 4
The White House Secret Service marks March 4 as a shift to new duties for Hoover era guards. Richard Jervis has led the White House section since 1907 with six presidents guarded without a serious incident. Colonel Starling serves as second in command and handles advance safety plans.
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Washington
White House
U. S. Secret Service
Herbert Hoover
Secret Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Col
BE. W. Starling
Mr. Coolidge
Richard Jervis
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Colonel Starling
Local Notes from Eaton County Farm and Community
Weekend visits and hospital news as Eaton residents report on Philip Patterson improving at Memorial hospital in Wauseon. Farm affairs include sixteen boys arriving at the state farm and a total of one hundred forty three boys now on the grounds. A Ridgeville-Eaton basketball skirmish is set for Saturday at 1 30 pm and a Farm Bureau joint meeting in the school auditorium with Everson as speaker.
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Parole Board
Edward Glenn
Clague Road
F. J Shuster
Mary Dawley
L. J. Nairy
Cleveland
C C Blumenschenkel
Eaton and Highland
Eaton
Ridgeville
Farm Bureau
Columbia
Grafton
Everson
Farm Bureau Oil Company
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Pfe. Kohl
Kohl
Birthday anniversary surprise for Mrs H M Howard
Twenty seven relatives, including children, grandchildren, siblings, nieces and nephews, gathered Saturday night to celebrate Mrs H M Howard's birthday anniversary. The evening featured music and games followed by refreshments and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H M Howard
Local Figures Attend Visits and Family Gatherings
E. M. Hathaway returned home from the hospital on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reisinger and daughters Doris and Ella and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Reisinger attended Harvey Reisinger’s birthday party at his Elyria home Saturday night. Mrs. B. A. Martin and Mrs. Irene Healy from Columbia visited the former's parents in Lorain on Monday. Miss Dorothy Decker spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Hathaway
Fred Reisinger
Doris
Ella
Clair Reisinger
Harvey Reisinger
Elyria
B. A. Martin
Irene Healy
Columbia
Lorain
Dorothy Decker
Ohio Urges Immediate Enactment of Unemployment Insurance Law
Memorial filed with Governor White by hundreds of organization leaders urges passage of the Harrison Keifer bill for unemployment insurance. Signers include Mrs. Robert Taft and Dr. Ernest W. Wilkins. The memo cites 200000 Ohio families dependent on public charity and argues against financing with public funds while deficits rise.
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Columbus
White
Harrison-Keifer
Labor Committee
Ohio Senate
Insurance Committee
House of Representatives
Stanley B. Matthewson
Springfield
Oberlin College
Fred K. Hoehbler
Cincinnati
Ernest W. Wilkins
Ohio
Presumes Ability as a Measure of Character
A reflective statement argues that men who undertake significant tasks regularly deserve the basis to presume ability, echoing Burke’s view that daily perseverance signals competence and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Seven day week origins exclude celestial motions
The text asserts that the seven day week has ancient roots and is not derived from the movements of celestial bodies. It presents a view of historical timekeeping emphasizing human convention over astral influence.
Local Social Notes From Killbuck Area Timeframe
Killbuck Ohio hosted social visits including Miss Hazel Ferguson of Lorain and Miss Ethel Starkey of Lorain who dined with Mr and Mrs Clair Reisinger. Raymond Lewis of Cleveland joined Sunday dinner at the Pierce home. George Halloway suffered a severe hand injury at a corn shredding machine with thumb amputation, recovery hopes noted. Roy Starkey and two LaGrange children visited the Reisinger family for Monday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
Ohio
Hazel Ferguson
Lorain
Ethel Starkey
Clair Reisinger
Pierce
Raymond Lewis
Cleveland
George Halloway
D. S. Cook
Roy Starkey
LaGrange
New Neckwear Adds Fresh Look to Dresses
A new assortment of neckwear features pique organdy silk crepe designs with round neck jabot style clever bows and cuffs to refresh an old dress.
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Amy
Paris
Broad Street
Rapapr
MER
Paul
Wainwright
Courtland St. Ph
Merthe
Marillyn Crepe
Colgate’s
Colgate
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