Expenditures for Agriculture across State and County Budgets
An analysis shows Ohio counties allocate 7,700 for agriculture, about 68 hundredths of one percent of budgets, toward extension work 2,500 and fairs 5,000 with 200 for farmer families. State totals allocate 1,700,000 to agriculture, including 690,000 for forestry 820,000 for extension and 750,000 to other divisions.
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Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Division of Forestry
Extension Service
Departments of Conservation, Lakes
End of the Queens Village Horse Protective Association
A Long Island vigilante group once guarding horses dissolves after centuries of activity. Seven elderly members meet in a grain store and vote to disband as horse theft wanes and autos dominate. The 1860 founded association leaves behind its treasurer’s reports and secretary records, but its memory endures in the seven men.
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Long Island
New York
Queens Village Horse Protective Association
Feenienca Ed
Pomcones
LGW
Onex
Insurance analyst urges safe driving for longer life
A San Antonio Express summary notes a company statistician advises avoiding speed to live longer. The column questions how drivers can apply the rule while sharing general cautions about road safety and personal health.
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The
San Antonio Express
Two Mile Longer Drive Seen After Gasoline Price Drop
The Hartford Courant notes drivers may travel about two extra miles as gasoline becomes a cent cheaper, a small shift in consumer behavior likely to affect local traffic and fuel usage.
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The
Hartford Courant
Quip on Nations and Naturalists Sparks Debate
A satirical line argues civilized states jail people for common country actions. It contrasts a naturalist who claims a fish wink with a fish story told in its presence.
Roosevelt aides draft plan to reorganize government
President-elect Roosevelt and advisers draft a detailed program to overhaul federal agencies and cut excess spending. Swager Shirley, James Byrnes, and Lewis Douglas map consolidation and abolition of duplicative bureaus while targeting veteran benefits for reduction as Congress balks at cutting veterans funds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Swager Shirley
House Appropriations
Mr. Roosevelt
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Lewis Douglas
House
Notable anniversaries of historical figures born in the 18th and 19th centuries
A compiled list of birth anniversaries for figures including Benjamin Barton English essayist Charles Lamb Frederick Conway Samuel Plimsoll Edward Atkinson Harrison Otis Alexander Hermann and their death dates. The brief notes identify their professions and places of birth or death.
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Benjamin 8. Barton
Philadelphia
Laneaster
Charles Lamb
Frederick B. Conway
Conway Tearle
England
Manchester
Mass
Samuel Plimsoll
Edward Atkinson
Boston Fire Insurancea
Brooklin
Boston
Harrison Graf Otis
Los Angeles
Marietta
Ohio
Alexander Hermann
France
Great Valley
History highlights from 1841 to 1899
Notable events include the unification of Upper and Lower Canada in 1841, the 1899 signing of peace treaty with Spain by the president, and the 1832 exile of over 190 communist leaders from Spain.
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Upper and
Lower Canada
Spain
Notable Birthday Celebrities and Statesmen Born This Day
A list of prominent figures born on this date including Governor Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska and William Allen White of Kansas. Also named are William R. Angell of Detroit, Arthur H. Blanchard, Bishop William N. Ainsworth, Rt. Rev. Robert H. Mize, tennis champion William T. Tilden Jr., Sir Robert A. Falconer, Jeffery Farnel, and Alexandre Millerand with their birthplaces and ages.
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Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
William Jennings
Salem
Ill
William Allen White
Kansas
Emporia
Kans
William R. Angell
Continental Moetore
Detroit
Jessup
Iowa
Arthur H. Blanchard
Province, R. I
William N. Ainsworth
Birmingham
Ala
M. E. Church South
Cam- Hla
Si Yeas Day
Robert H. Mize
Salina
Chicago
William T Tilden, Jr
Philadelphia
Robert A. Falconer
University of Toronto
Canada
Convicts Who Attempted Escape Face Longer Prison Terms
In Mansfield Ohio Feb 10 two convicts Robert Cannon 22 of Bedford and Jack Bauer 24 of Cleveland will have at least two to three years added to their indeterminate robbery sentences for escaping as they were being returned from Cleveland. They were captured in Columbus while trying to pawn clothes. Guard Theodore Devlin was injured during the escape and is recovering at Thomas Hospital in Luvas Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Devlin
Thomas Hospital
Luvas
P T A Plans Thursday Meeting
The P T A will hold their next meeting Thursday evening. A local attendee joined the Institute at Ridgeville on Monday afternoon and evening.
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Draws Pleasant Attendance
The eastern division of the Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. George Fortune’s home on Thursday with a large turnout and a fine luncheon. The next meeting is set for February 16 at Mrs. Frank Sweet’s home. A Fellowship supper is planned Friday evening in the society rooms with a program and a social time. Ladies are asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches. Dr. Bond of Elyria will speak.
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Ladies Aid Society
George Fortune
Frank Sweet
Vetigg
Dr. Bond
Elyria
Local church notices and social visits fill week in town
Rev CC Manle returned from Springfield to handle matters and prepare for a church dedication and Bible conference in the South. Visitors include Mrs Francis Coe and Lois, Miss Esther Taylor, Mrs Elizabeth Andrews and Harriett. Mrs Martin Taylor injured her wrist. Kenneth E Mitchell buried at Fields cemetery. Mrs Edith Mitchell mourns. Dugan and Vesey of Warren Ohio visited A J Hulse. Henry Nieding turned eighty six with family near. Marian Bainbridge travels to Oberlin. Andrew Nieding and Cap go to Norwalk. C T Stranahan and Beatrice Elyria visit Franw Hales. Mrs Arthur Smith ill with influenza. Mrs Walter Krietzburg visits. ATMA MTaunun attends with relatives Fred Laisy of North Olmsted. Twelve at prayer service. next at RE D Kern's. Despite weather, about fifty attend church where Rev Koontz spoke on The President of France born 7.
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CC. C. Manle
Springfield
Ill
Lorain
Louisiana
Kentucky
Texas
Francis Coe
Lois
Esther Taylor
Huntington
Joseph Fishburn
Elizabeth Andrews
Harriett
Henry Nieding
Marian Bainbridge
Oberlin
Andrew Nieding
Cap
Norwalk
C. T. Stranahan
Beatrice
Elytia
Franw Hales
Arthur Smith
Walter Krietzburg
West View
Atmama Vytaun
Asee
Fred Laisy
North Olmsted
A. J. Hulse
RE. D P. Kern
Ambition and Resolve Spur a Determined Push
An exhortation warns against apathy and urges the subject to seize leadership potential. It stresses the need for force of character to drive action and overcome hesitation while noting broad sympathy from peers and distant allies.
Death of East Side horse may end Elyria’s horse-drawn fire service
The death of a horse at the East Side fire station prompts Safety Director Juttenbender to push replacing horse-drawn apparatus with a third automobile engine at the East Side station. Indoor motorcycle racing planned for next Saturday at the Coliseum Rink features two Lorain riders and one from Hartford, Connecticut. Fourteen directors were elected by the Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting, listing W. W. Austin through F. O. Wilford.
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East Side
Elyria
Juttenbender
Hartford
Connecticut
Coliseum
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Austin
C. J. Crehore
E. J. Crisp
A. L. Dartford
Charles Hancock
J. Hewitt
J. H. Hurst
R. B. Lersch
C. E. Lozier
Jacob Murbarh
A. J. Plocher
H. Savage
A. L. Stark
F. O. Wilford
Obituary of Dr Wallace Taylor in Japan Missionary Life
Oberlin reports the death yesterday of Dr Wallace Taylor a longtime missionary in Japan who lived at 10 East College Street for the last decade He was aged years Lorain notes no effect on 11 soft drink establishments despite a federal court closing order as Chicago Walker informed the federal office to leave them open until court action is completed.
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Oberlin
Wallace Taylor
Japan
College Street
Lorain
Fedceral Court
Cleveland
Chieo Walker
Federal
Wellington Epworth program and local social notes
The Epworth presents the Wellington E. L. with a seven thirty play and special music after Sunday school at 11 15. A funeral in Elyria honors the Brown half sister attended by the L Ploard Fortune families and Ada Terrell and Beatrice. Mrs Emmons visits relatives then travels to Madison. J D Lickerish and Elyria guests dine with Wallingtons.
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Batty Blaine
Oscar Rashack
L. P.lloard
George Fortune
Ada Terrell
Beatrice
Frank Brown
Elyria
A. L. Emmons
Wallington
A. C. Newton
Madison
J. D. Lickerish
W. A. Wallington
Two-to-Four Club Meets at Mrs Horns Home
Mrs Adam Horn hosted the Two-to-Four club at her Henrietta home on Wednesday afternoon. Attending members included Mrs G M Snyder Mrs Lester Huster and baby Mrs Charles Bissell Mrs Henry Johnson Mrs D A Bonnett and Mrs Walter Bonnett and baby.
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Henrietta
Adam Horn
G. M. Snyder
Lester Huster
Baby
Charles Bissell
Henry Johnson
D. A. Bonnett
Walter Bonnett
King's Herald Society Elects All Officers
The semi annual election of officers of the King's Herald Society of the M E church was held Sunday morning. All officers were re elected including Lois Portman president Gilbert Hostettler vice president Alfred Gould secretary Phyllis Portman treasurer Elizabeth Angersbarth program committee chairman.
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King’s Herald Society
M. E. Church
Lois Portman
Gilbert Hostettler
Alfred Gould
Phyllis Portman
Elizabeth Angersbarh
Delefield Family Dine Hosts in Elyria Community Brief
Mr and Mrs John Delefield and child and Mr and Mrs Harold Delefield with son Doug las Elyria residents entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Delefield and family Sunday. Evening guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Funk Oberlin and Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger and daughter Shirler and Mr and Mrs George Brough-
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John Delefield
Harold Delefield
Douglas
Elyria
Louis Delefield
Henry Funk
Oberlin
Melvin Unger
Shirler
George Brough
Mountaineer awaits mother from grave in tense Kentucky case
In Inez Kentucky Ken tucky mountaineer John H. Mills, 36, faces arraignment with eight relatives after his mother Lucinda Mills, 73, was killed in a cabin. Mills raved in his cell declaring his cult’s revelation that his mother would rise again as did Christ. Eight others were jailed. Mrs Trixie Mills was released pending her status.
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Christ
Mills
Trixie Mills
Weekend Guests Travel Between Oberlin and Surrounding Towns
A series of social visits are noted across Oberlin Elyria and nearby towns. Families including Emmerick Pieter Lammermeyer and Hildebrand hosted or visited relatives and friends over the weekend with several stops at homes in Oberlin Monroeville and Berlin Heights.
Two Confess In taking away Of Woman
Los Angeles police report that Mary Skeele was held for 24 hours after being lured from her home by a holding gang. Music teacher Louella Hammer and ex convict W P Howard confessed to involvement and were booked on suspicion of holding against will pending grand jury action. Detectives said Hammer broke after persistent questioning and tied to evidence found in a Pasadena house she once owned, believed to be the place where Mrs Skeele was held.
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Los Angeles
Mary B. Skeele
Louella Pearl Hammer
Gaug
W. P. Howard
San Quentin
Walter F. Skeele
University of Southern California College of Music
Pasadena
Ransom Note Figure Tied to Local Suspect
Police say Howard, released from San Quentin in 19 after a forge conviction, arrived from Kansas City, Missouri weeks before his arrest. Miss Hay remains uncharged as authorities assert no accomplices were implicated.
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Howard
Miss Haymer
San Quentin
Kansas City
Efforts Underway to Find James Lodi in Ohio Search
An effort to locate James Lodi who came to Ohio from Pullman in 1899 and his unknown married sister is being made by Soder’s 34 year old son who was left in an orphanage. Soder took one son and a daughter when he left Pullman. Information may be forwarded to Sheriff Ciaren Dick, Elyria.
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James Lodi
Ohio
Pullmaill
Sist
Soder
Pullman
Ciaren Dick
Elyria
Tourist motorists rise 6 percent on Montana routes
Helena reports show a 6 percent increase in motor travel by transcontinental and section tourists over Montana highways. State officials say about 42 522 travelers were directed via Montana routes in 1932 with a similar rise in inquiries for Montana route information.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Denver
Colo
Optimist and pessimist on trying to improve others
A witty remark notes that an optimist believes he can improve others while a pessimist becomes the same person after attempting a serious reform.
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Sallys
Church Notes
Elyria Telegram
Economy Shoe Store
East Ave
Post Office
Louie Emmerick
Irvine Emmerick
Jack Pieter
Ruth
Laura Koch
Ernest Lammermeyer
Evelyn Hildebrand
Lakewood
Daniel Born
Charles Dute
Amelia Dute
Mead Petty
Jaycox
Irving Emmerick
Louisa Enmbrick
Harold Coates
Evan
Walter Walker
Florence Sanders
Monroeville
C. C. Sander
Katie Weidman
Twila
Harold Bu He
Frank Kelbla
Christian Gutz
Berlin Heights
Ernest Lammermyer
Wallace Court
Elizabeth Chapin
Foreman
Frank Hart
Fred Eberhart
Edward Abersold
South Amherst
Archie Bartlome
Brownhelm
James
Perso
Ford
J.r.dall
Elyria Ford
Lorain County Savings
Ghi
Ammerst
Ohi
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