Production Credit Association Sees Loans Rise in 1935
The Elyria Production Credit Association reports a 169 percent loan increase in 1935 over 1934 with 373 loans totaling 176 156 dollars. Applications rose to 561, with 665 percent granted, as the 364 members reflect growth across six counties. A.F. Henry presided, J.E. Miller led directors, and Ohio supervisor J.E. Garrison spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Production Credit Association
Max M. Phillips
M. E
Apple Blossom Time three act comedy staged by St John’s YPS
St John’s Y P S presents Apple Blossom Time a three act comedy at St John’s Auditorium on Third Street Friday at 8 P M Admission 15 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Y. P.S
St. John’s Auditorium
Third St
Jack Baird Declares Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
Jack Baird of 118 Park Avenue Elyria Ohio announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Sheriff. He has lived in Lorain County thirty years and worked over twenty years for The National Tube Company. He has resided in Elyria in the last decade and has long been active in Republican politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Baird
Park Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Baird
Lorain County
National Tube Company
Flyria
Willard Memorial Day Observed in Oberlin
The Oberlin WCTU met at Mrs. E. F. Bosworth’s home on South Professor Street to observe Willard Memorial Day. A Willard Memorial Fund explanation and map by Miss Etta Wright were shown. The program featured reports from missionary members and talks on China and Japan, with a social hour and Memorial Fund offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Chiio
Oberlin W. C. T. U
E. F Bosworth
South Professor Street
Willard Memorial Fund
Etta Wright
Chhautanaua
Alaska
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hawaii
A. R. Kimpton
Miss Willard
J. A. Richards
W. W. Cline
Manchuria
Harvey
Kiangsi
China
Hemingway
Frank Tuntley
WC. T. U
Japan
Police Dept Benefit By Dance Draws Crowd in Elyria
A large crowd attended the Elyria Police Department benefit dance last night. Police Chief E. J. Stankard estimated the event would net about 7900 for the police benevolent association fund. The fund acts as an interdepartment insurance plan paying benefits on member deaths. Nearly all officers belong to the association, with about 12 not enrolled. Tickets were roughly 2000 in count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Police Department
E. J. Stankard
Police Benevolent Association Fund
Associaton
Bofiee
Dr Agate to be honored by Elyria tonight
More than 190 Elyrians are expected at the Elyria High School cafeteria to honor Dr A R Agate for years of service on the Elyria Board of Education. Dr Agate retired from the board last month after the longest continuous service in recent years with secretary of the State Teachers Retirement System W F E Kerschner as principal speaker. The high school athletic association, active during his board tenure, will participate in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
A. R. Agate
Elyria Board of Education
Agate
W. FE. Kerschner
State Teachers’ Retirement System
The
High School Athletic Association
Acute Wa
Firemen Responded Twice To Automobile Fires In Cold Weather
Elyria firemen were summoned twice yesterday to extinguish automobile fires caused by cold weather. The first incident involved a car owned by Richard Minz in a three car garage at 416 Nonth street, where a backfire ignited grease and gasoline on the engine. Hose Company Number One fought the blaze. The second fire involved a car owned by Robert Heastt at Colonial apartments, sparked when gasoline around the carburetor ignited from hot coats used to warm the oil. All three Central station companies responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Richard Minz
Nonth Street
Hose Company Number One
Inoan Automn- Iate
Robert Heastt
Colonialpartments
Central Fire Station
Colomial
Black Dragons Face News-Tribune In League Opener
In the second game of the Business Men’s Basketball League evening program at the high school gymnasium, Black Dragons collide with News-Tribune to avoid last place as Janby Oils and Oberlin School of Commerce also appear in the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Dragons
News-Tribune
Lsave
Janby Oils
Oberlin School of Commerce
Hospital Annual Report Highlights Record Operations
The Elyria hospital's 1904 year report notes 190,828 meals served, 1,419 operations versus 1,363 in 1934, 408 births, 72 nursing staff, 12,241 lab tests, and 668,124 linens laundered. It records 28,603 patient days for 2,451 patients, average daily census 79, and seven day main hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Gates Hospital
Hoover
Ohio
FP. Oa. Lawrence
HH. Heyman
Lawrance
G. D Nicholas
Arthur W. Robishaw
Mmoak
John L. Sullivan
R. Co Novatnes
KR. J. Sono
Sof
TVA
Lawrence
Heyman
Hie
Boo Alien
Lorain hospital elects two new trustees for three year terms
Two new trustees were elected to three year terms joining six continuing members of the Lorain County hospital company. Elected were R. D. Perry Jr. and R. L. Thayer, while existing trustees include A. C Hud nutt S H. Squire WB. Timms and J. BE Thatcher. The meeting focused on business and reports from officers and committees. Paul Wo King of Detroit could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C Hudnutt
S H. Squire
WB. Timms
J. BE. Thatcher
R. D. Perry Jr
R. L. Thayer
Lorain County
CG. Bean
Charles Fell
Glade B. Thomas
Halil Kirkham
Alex Williamson
William Metcalf
Oberlin
Paul Wo King
Detroit
International Society For Crippled Children
Frank W. Shfoover
J. EE. Thatcher
Howard Barbour
S. Johnson
F. A. Lawrence
Cc. H Herman
Fla. Smythe
Quintet to Mix in Second Game of Evening
Two undefeated league teams clash in the nightcap as a quintet mix is planned for the second game. The doubleheader opens with a preview of the teams and is free to the public.
Scout Week Banquet Highlights Local Scouts
A Monday evening banquet at the Methodist church drew about seventy five scouts and parents during Scout Week. James Gatwicks was chief speaker, with John Martin Tom Corlett Allen Wilson and Glen Molyneaux stepping into the tenderfoot rank in an impressive ceremony led by Gatwicks and John Echho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gatwicks
Firelands
John Martin
Tom Corlett
Allen Wilson
Glen Molyneaux
Mr. Gatwicks
John Echho
Oberlin AAUW Meet Features Eleanor Coit Speaker
The Oberlin branch of the American Association of University Women will meet Friday February 14 at 3 00 p m at Miss Sinclair's home 260 Oak street. Miss Eleanor Coit of New York secretary of the Affiliated Schools for Workers will speak on her experiences in workers' schools in Denmark and Sweden and discuss her study on state relations to workers education enterprises in England and the Scandinavian countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
American Association of University Women
England
County Commissioner Dunn to speak on children home dispute
County Commissioner Oscar Dunn will address a public meeting this evening at 7 30 at the Oberlin Grange hall. The program concerns the children s home controversy and all interested residents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Dunn
Oberlin Grange Hall
Epiphany Tea by Christchurch Ladies Auxiliary Held At Lillich Home
The third in the Epiphany Tea series was hosted yesterday by Mrs. George Lillich on North Cedar Avenue. A musical program accompanied the event, showcasing local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Christchurch
George Lillich
North Cedar Avenue
Number Five project expands in Lorain and Oberlin
Fines totaling miles, about two thirds in Lorain county, aim to serve roughly 1,500 subscribers across two counties. Canvasers report about 70 percent signed up. extensions cannot start until completion. Rights of way and memberships rise as lines draw current from Oberlin municipal plant at wholesale rates from one and a half to one cent per kilowatt hour. retail rate shown as £ 495 for the first 190 kilowatt hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lnes
Oberlin Municipal Electric
Modern hospital efficiency cited for decline in deaths
A hospital official attributes the decrease to modern equipment and improved efficiency, noting that advances in medical technology and streamlined patient care contribute to better outcomes today.
Elyria Attorney Frank Wilford Seeks Probate Judge Nomination
Attorney Frank Wilford of Elyria announces candidacy for Probate Judge on the Republican ticket to be decided at the May 13 primary. A long practicing lawyer, he has held many city roles including Board of Education member, Park Commission, Zoning Committee, and Rotary president. He trained under Judge A. R. Webber, is Elyria High and Oberlin College educated, active in church and Masonic circles, with office in the Tormain County Bank Building in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilford
Ilyria
Wilford
Elyria High School
Oberlin College
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Walford
Board of Education
Perk Commission
Charter Commission
Zoning
Appeals Board
Associated Charities
Elyvria
Valentine Party At Eagles Club Tomorrow Night
Families and friends of Elyria Eagles No 451 will enjoy a Valentine party in the club ballroom tomorrow night. The hall will glow red and white with festive lights, favors and novelties distributed, and a non dancing program available. The event is for members and invited guests only. The next initiation is planned for February 27 honoring Robert Jensen. Membership and entertainment committees meet next Monday to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Elyria Aerte
Aenue
Robert Jensen
Airliner crashes at Louisville injures none aboard
A passenger airplane cracked up at Louisville, Kentucky, last night with 12 passengers and three crew uninjured. Pilot R. W. Jewell forced into a ground loop by heavy winds on the wings, tearing the motor from the plane and damaging a wing. The craft was bound for Fort Worth, Texas. Earlier, another American Airlines plane overshot the landing area on the same field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
American Air Lines
R. WH. Jewell
Fort Worth
Tex
American Airlines
Cornerstone contents reveal hospital history and officials
The Elyria cornerstone contents include a Lorain County history a report of the board of education copies of local papers hospital regulations and lists of officers members and subscribers church lists city officials Chamber of Commerce rules a map of Elyria and medical association officers. Four charter members share recollections as the six surviving founders attend a dinner noting the hospital's cornerstone is service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Board of Education
Elyria
Torain County Medical Association
Rural electric project advances in Lorain county plan
A $232 700 loan was approved to extend electric service into sparsely served areas. The project targets house lighting and essential appliances with monthly charges estimated for households, plus a water pump and a major appliance. Lines will run in sections, mainly southern Lorain county, with future extensions toward Telegraph Road in Russia and Henrietta Townships over a multi year payoff at 3 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Telegraph Road
Russia
Henrietta
North Ridgeville Garden Club Meeting Tuesday
The North Ridgeville Garden Club will convene at Mrs. Wm. Schmittzgen's home Tuesday evening instead of Monday. Prospective members are invited. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Mr. Prince will give a talk on Trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Markets Report From Cleveland and Regional Prices
Market listings show Clearland produce and meats with assorted poultry, cattle, sheep, hogs, and dairy notes. Prices for potatoes, beef, and hogs fluctuate. cattle futures list steady to higher values, while sheep and lambs range with mid to upper end quotes. quality grades and weights vary across regions including Michigan, Maine, Idaho, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Colorado, Nebraska, and U.S. markets.
Sponsor Dance To Raise Funds For Free Luncheon Fund
The Dramatic club at Markley will sponsor a dance Friday evening at the school house to benefit the free luncheon fund. R K O band will provide music for the event on February 14 at Markley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markley W Dramatic Club
R. K. O. Band
Markley
Eagles To Vote On Referendum Tonight In Elyria
Members of Elyria Aerie 431, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will meet at the lodge to vote on a state wide referendum. The question asks whether the 19236 state convention should be held with the Grand Aerie meeting in Chicago August 13 to 17 or held separately. FE B Haylor, president, says two conventions would be too close spatially and attendance would improve by Chicago joining. All 130 subordinate aer ies in the state will vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Lodge
Grand Aerie
Chicago
FE. B
Haylor
Aerue
Ohio
Strengthen the bladder with Buhets tablets ad
Advertises 25 cent Buhets tablets to relieve bladder irritation and frequent urination. Claims to purge acids and deposits using buchin leaves juniper oil and other ingredients. Promises refund if not pleased and credits C C Bowers as the druggist.
Court Actions and Domestic Disputes Reported in Lorain Area
A Lorain man A W Trtahl sues Harold I Ivish and others on 1815 promissory note claim. Hazel Coffin and Elmer R Yodd obtain divorces from Paul and Judge Guy R B Findley cites extreme cruelty. Helen Raxo and Anceleto, Pete Baneas file divorce suits for cruelty and neglect. Deputies probe chicken theft near Oberlin. thieves and value remain undetermined. The piece notes crime exists under supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Coffin
Paul
Guy RB
Findley
Elmer R Yodd
Helen Raxo
Lorain
Anceleto
Pete Baneas
Funeral services for Ada Terrell in North Ridgeville
Mrs. Ada Terrell of North Ridgeville dies at her home in Cleveland area. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. from Sudro Funeral Home with Dr Fr B Redhead officiating. Burial in Ridgeville cemetery. She is survived by son Ernest of Cleveland and daughter Beatrice Hall of North Olmsted, plus two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Terrell
North Ridgeville
Sudro Funeral
Fr. B. Redhead
Ridgeville
Terrel
Ernest
Cleveland
Beatrice Hall
North Olmsted
Twins Born At Hospital After Meeting Plea
Frank W Hoover hospital superintendent announced twins were born just after midnight at Elyria Memorial hospital just hours after requesting production suggestions at the annual meeting. The boy and girl are children of James Dallas and wife of 1620 1-2 Middle Avenue. The event followed a sharp rise from two sets of twins in 1900 to ten in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Atremorial
Jamest
Dallas
1620
Middle Avenue
Hoover
Nearby Produce Prices From Local Market Listing
A fragmentary grocery listing shows prices for produce including carrots celery lettuce mushrooms parsnips potatoes radishes turnips and watercress. Quantities include bushels pecks quarters and sacks with prices ranging from 25 to 3.00 dollars and multiple items marked as 50 cents.
Administrator's Sale of SchaBer Estate Auction Near Ridgeville
Public auction of the Louis G. SchaBer estate on February 18 1936 at 10 00 AM includes a horse two Jerseys farm gear hay seed oats corn potatoes and many household items Lunch by Ridgeville Grange cash terms A F Schaber Adm I F Diederich Auctioneer B J Reisinger Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Schaber
Station
Avon-Belden Road
North Ridgeville
Shawville Station
McCormick Binder
Osborn Mower
Robins
H. P
Ridgeville Grange
A. F. Schaber
I. F. Diederich
B. J. Reisinger
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Production Credit Association
A. F Henry
Huron County
J. E. Miller
Erie County
J. E. Garrison
Ohio Association
W. S. Brock
Farm Credit Administration
Leonard Vorhees
Gates Mill
R. E Campbell
Pittsfield
Floyd Hares
Paul Wainwright
Maytag
Middle Ave
St. Paul’s Church
Circle No
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Schwind’s Picture Store
Second Street
H. R. Rorick
Agency
Esther Alflen
East
Loraly St
Willard
Dr. Agate
Wilweukee
Wis
DreAcNa Rock
Dent
Milwaukee
DreXock
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Dunn
Jefferson Jinior High
P.T. A
Gates School Auditor's
Bkrank
Wilbord
Valentine
Eagles Club
North Ridgeville Garden Club
WLU
Dueha
Michican
Maine
North
States Department of Agricultura
United States
Idaho
Htutbanke
Esso
Los
Wisconsin
U. Ss
Michigan
Eagles
New England
Blue Bire
Court Street
W Trtahl
Plarold I. Ivish Et al
Wrank Sedelhe
Terrell Funeral
Hurricane Hawk
Flying Club
Hrospital
Otel
Sibley & Sprague
Pav
E.F. Whitney
SON _ BROAD ST
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
United
United Dry Cleaning
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