Many Topics Before Farm Bureau Meeting Here
Lorain Huron Erie and Cuyahoga counties Farm Bureau members gather at the Y M C A for a district meeting. George L. Cooley directs sessions on cooperative buying selling and services. Lorain Medina Electric Cooperative loan news and discussions on farm credit education and membership fill the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Cuyahoga
George Ll. Cooley
Dover Center
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Lorain County
Medina County
State Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
The
Perry L. Green
Jr. K. Augustus
Green
L. F. Warhhington
Auction of the Scha ber estate at Station Road auction yard
Public sale of the Louis G Scha ber estate on February 18 1936 at 10:00 AM along Station Road Avon Belden Road 1 4 mile north of Shawville Station near North Ridgeville. Items include a gray horse 1509 lbs two Jersey cows McCormick binder Osborn mower and extensive farm equipment household goods and seeds auctioneers clerk and cash terms. Lunch by Grange. No goods removed until shipped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Schaber
Station
Avon-Belden Road
North Ridgeville
Shawville Station
Mar
McCormick Binder
Osborn Mower
Robins
Paris
Vidgeviste Grange
FL. Schaber
Adm
J. F. Diefderich
B. J. Reisinger
Farm Bureau district meeting scheduled this afternoon
The meeting here is one of 22 district Farm Bureau meetings being held statewide this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
400 Youthful Elyria Entertainers Shine at Amateur Night
About 400 spectators at the YMCA watched eight to 17 year olds perform in an amateur night. Dolly May won the grand prize sweater. Ruth Beaumont Helen Elemes Verdie Green and Nancy Silstee won top girls prizes. Boys took first through third prizes Andy Sebastian Donald Marsh and Charles Carl O Malley earned awards. Honorable mention went to Catherine Mc Connville and Allen Humphrey. Carl Wagner MC urged pro participation. Maurice Weisbrod accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Dolly May
Phillips Court
Ruth Beaumont
Hamilton Street
Helen Elemes
Lodi Street
Verdie Green
Nancy Silstee
Andy Sebastian
Donald Marsh
Charles
Carl O'Malley
Princeton Avenue
Catherine McConnville
Middle Avenue
Allen Humphrey
Dewey Avenue
William Lersch
New York
Sale of Tabor Ice Cream site to Walton Ice and Fuel
B M O Donnell announced the sale of the large brick building at East Broad and East River streets, formerly occupied by Tabor Ice Cream and Walton Ice and Fuel. The buyer, Telling Belle Vernon Company of Cleveland, will use the property for offices and a refrigerated ice station with truck service. The purchase price was not released, but estimated near $16,000. Walton plans extensive improvements and a possible gasoline station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broad
East River Streets
Tabor Ice Cream Company
Walton Ice and Fuel, Inc
B. M. O'Donnell
Telling-Belle-Vernon Company
Cleveland
O’donnel
Townsend Club Party Plans for March Fifth
Towns end Club hosts a winter season social with dancing and refreshments. A March party is scheduled for Townsend Clive Rooms with a large attendance and a lively evening planned by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Townsend Clit Rours
Tay
Loyal Daughters Class Entertained by Janice Alexander
Loyal Daughters Sunday school class of the Church of Christ, taught by Mrs. Hazel Dean, was entertained by Janice Alexander at her Chase street home. Jean Fridenstine led the meeting, committees named, and a gift for Frances Arkley of the Cleveland Christian Orphanage was planned. Card games and a heart themed basket contest followed with prizes. Refreshments featured red flowers Valentines and chocolate hearts as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Daughters
Hazel Dean
Church of Christ
Janice Alexander
Chase Street
Jean Fridenstine
Helen Bramwell
Mrs. Dean
Ruth Groll
Frances Arkley
Cleveland Christian Orphanage
Mary Louise Carr
Letty Kershaw
Valentine Shower Honors Mrs Bauer in Spruce Street
Mrs Arthur Bauer of Spruce Street was honored at a miscellaneous shower last night hosted with help from Mrs W Bauer. The event featured Hearts and Pedro games with prizes awarded to Mrs Marsh Mrs Carl Turner and Mrs H Boggs for Pedro and to Mrs Stilgenbaues Mrs D Kelley and Mrs J Tealzerow for Hearts. The guest of honor, formerly Ethel Hunter, was celebrated as gifts flowed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bauer
Spruce Street
W. Bauer
Harry Bauer
Hearts
Pedro
Marsh
Carl Turner
H. Boggs
Stilgenbaues
D. Kelley
J Tealzerow
Ethel Hunter
Homecoming W R C Plans Dinner and Burial Service
W R C met in I O O F Hall for a brief session and organized a combined homecoming and birthday dinner for Friday February twenty eighth. One new application was received. Seventeen members attended Mrs. Anna Fields funeral in Lorain and led the W R C burial service from her home at 2921 West Erie avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
I. Q O. O. F. Hall
Anna Fields
Lorain
West
Erie Avenue
Areme Club Plans Friday the Thirteenth Dinner
The Areme Club meets Friday the thirteenth at the Masonic temple for a tureen dinner and the next meeting after a well attended regular session held yesterday. Dinner is scheduled to begin at 12 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Club
Masonic Temple
Valentine party at Warren avenue for Ed and wife
Mr and Mrs Ed Thompson hosted eighteen friends at their Warren avenue home for a Valentine party. The guests gave the couple a decorative table for their recent marriage. Refreshments followed the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thompson
Warren Avenue
Mrs. Thompson
Dessert bridge by Fioria Woman's Club at Club House
Members of the Child Welfare Department sponsor a dessert bridge on Tuesday at the Club House in Livelock. Reservations are led by Mrs Leo Myers. Committee chair is Mrs Schilleman with assistants Mesdames Hoover Martin Young and Sanker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioria Woman’s Club
Livelock
Leo Myers Ig
Schilleman
Mesdames Hoover Martin, Young and Sanker
Elyria Men’s Bible Class Speaker at Rivoli Theatre
Dr. E. J. Bond of the First Methodist Church will teach the Elyria Men’s Bible Class Sunday morning at 9:30 in Rivoli Theatre. Special music features solos by Lauren Wainwright of Medina. Men of the community are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Jesson
Elyria
E. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Lauren Wainwright
Medina
Rivoli Theatre
Meetings of local groups fill Tuesday eve schedule
A A U W Book Review group meets Tuesday evening at 304 West Avenue hosted by Geraldine Smith. Lamphbearers class of Pilgrim Community Church gathers at 379 Winckles Street with Jane Helling hosting. Followers of Jesus at the same address with Ellen Hellingas hostess. Republican Women's Club meets Tuesday at 7:30 with Judge H Wilcox as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. U. W. Book Review
Geraldine Smith
West Avenue
Pilgrim Community Church
Jane Helling
Winckles Street
Followers of Jesus
Ellen Hellingas
Republican Women's Club
H. €. Wilcox
Honor Commander Valentine Dance At Rollin Hickson Post
One hundred members and friends attended a Valentine dance in Woodman Hall hosted by Rollin Hickson VFW post and auxiliary. Commander Mcl Brown was surprised with a birthday party featuring a large cake. Committee members Helen Perkins Blanche Steigerwald and Nellie Burton organized the event. Another party is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Hickson V. F. W. Post
Woodman Hall
Mcl Brown
Helen Perkins
Blanche Steigerwald
Nellie Burton
Local Licenses Listed for Lorain and Elyria Officials
Names listed include Josephine Rahrig Elyria township John Kovach Jr Lorain Bill Wright and Ann Jesko Lorain Harry A Kuhn Lorain carpenter and Clara Sauvey Lorain Frank Piskur Lorain plumber and Pauline Pavlich Lorain Ewald Kopp Cleveland cost clerk and Birdie Hunt Brownhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Rahrig
Elyria
John Kovach, Jr
Lorain
Bill Wright
Ann Jesko
Harry A. Kuhn
Carpenter
Clara Sauvey
Frank Piskur
Pauline Pavlich
Ewald Kopp
Cleveland
Birdie Hunt
Brownhelm
Methodist Ladies Aid Plans and Valentine Meeting
Sixteen members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Loird Jackson's home for a regular meeting chaired by president Mrs William Cook. They planned a noon church dinner for Tuesday and discussed a Mother and Daughter banquet in May. After a short devotional, the meeting adjourned and an exchange of valentines followed, with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Cook in a Valentine color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Loird Jackson
William Cook
Oyster supper brings South Amherst Legion group together
Members with their families of the South Amherst American Legion and auxiliary enjoyed an oyster supper in the recreation room at the town hall Thursday evening. The remainder of the time was spent in playing cards. There was a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion and Auxiliary
Town Hall
Local church services and social circle report
Sunday services listed for Congregational St John Evangelical Nativity Catholic and Methodist churches with service times. A Woman's Circle meeting at Nativity Church parlor conducted routine business with hostesses Mrs Browoski Sr and Mrs Seledge during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Ernest Partridge
St. John’s
C. E. Schmidt
Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
B. H. Ryan
Nativity Church
John Browoski, Sr
John Seledge
Oberlin District Superintendent to Speak at Methodist Church
Dr. Vernon Wagar of Oberlin will address the Methodist Church Sunday morning at 9 45 oclock. The public is invited to attend this community event and hear the district superintendent speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Wagar
Oberlin
Valentine Parties Brighten School At Friday Frame
Pupils in multiple rooms enjoyed Valentine parties Friday afternoon with exchanged valentines and provided refreshments adding festive mood to the school day.
Christian Youth in Cooperative Action event schedule
Along with dialogue on cooperative Christian action and youth peace issues, the session features discussions led by Mrs Wyker and Mrs Ward in the afternoon, South American cultural elements, and a Sunday program including worship, district councils on building youth programs, and a closing talk by Starn. District meetings are planned in Dayton Wauseon Zanesville Warren and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Youth
Hopper
America
South America
Paul
Christian Youth In Action
Youth Action
Starn
Friendship Circle
Miss Park
Dayton
Wauseon
Zanesville
Warren
Columbus
Three High Schools Debate at Oberlin Today
A tri angular debate meet is held in Oberlin with Bellevue, Oberlin, and Port Clinton high schools from the Little Big Five League. Six non decisive debates cover the question of universal medical care funding by state legislation, with local critics and contestants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Bellevue
Port Clinton
Louise McCaw
Walter Carpenter
Gertrude Smith
Homer Notestine
Lendrum MacEachron
Claire Reinhard
Ward Wooster
Harriet
Scouts Run Village Affairs Half Day
Jack Templeton and Willis Yocom led village business during a half day simulating municipal governance. Dozens of officials including council members Bob Rosa Lucien Pre Bob Hartson Dave Hildner and city staff managed police fire water works electrical maintenance and street operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Templeton
Willis Yocom
Mayror
Boy Scouts
Bob Rosa
Lucien Pre
Bob Hartson
Dave Hildner
Alden Wooster
Edward Metcalf
Allen Tucker
Philip Hildner
George Kominis
Frank Grant
Jack Heinrich
Bob Dew
Ward Wooster
Bill Leahy
Commerce Cagers Take League Lead
The Oberlin School of Commerce basketball team moved into the lead of the Business Men's League by defeating Janby Oils 33 to 31 on Thursday evening. Mallory scored fifteen points for Commerce. The Black Dragons also defeated News-Tribune Five by a score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin School of Commerce
Janby Oils
Mallory
School of Commerce
Black Dragons
News-Tribune
Court Hears Dual Suits Against Huber Transport
A jury in Judge D A Cook's court found for The Huber Transportation Company in two suits by Mary Shamel for 2575 dollars and William Everhart for 512 dollars. The incidents arose from a May 9 1934 collision with the defendant's truck at Clark and Williams streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Cook
Huber Transportation Company
Mary Shamel
William Everhart
Clark and
Williams Streets
Daisy Hurst Divorced From Howard H in Common Pleas
Daisy Hurst was granted a divorce from Howard H in the common pleas court here on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Hurst
Howard H
Common Pleas
Elyman Honored By Ohio Society
FE Ed Dettman assistant chief mechanical engineer of General Industries Co was named chairman of a state campaign group by the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers at its fifty seventh annual meeting in Columbus. A new constitution was adopted and will be mailed. Dettman will chair the mechanical mining and electrical engineers sections with John A Needy of Ohio Northern University C Knoblock of Findlay and F W Atkinson of Newark as members representing their respective groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dettman
General Industries Company
Yhio Society of
Journalists Slip to Bottom of Standings After Defeat
The Journalists fell 41-19, dropping them to last place in the league standings. Their offense struggled while opponents widened the margin, signaling a rough path ahead for the team.
Open House For Methodist Students At Garrsonage
Open house for students of the Methodist church is set for Sunday evening at the Methodist garrison, 83 South Cedar Street. Dr. Herbert May of the Graduate School of Theology will discuss the film "The Great Adventure" recently shown here, highlighting work he engaged in during three years in Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Methodist Garrsonage
South Cedar Street
Herbert May
Graduate School of Theology
May
Palestine
Sunday night gathering at First Church parsonage
Dr and Mrs J A Richards will host an informal Sunday night gathering at the First Church parsonage. Dr and Mrs G Walter Fiske of West College Street have returned from Chicago after Dr Fiske lectured there. Mr and Mrs F Wiese and daughter Mildred of West College Street plan several weeks in Daytona Beach Florida. Mrs J W Hill hosts her sister Mrs Fred Demuth of Brownhelm as a guest. Knights of Pythias to hold a dance this evening in the K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Richards
First Church
G. Walter Fiske
West College Street
Chicago
Fiske
F. Wiese
Mildred
Daytona Beach
Florida
J. W. Hill
Fred Demuth
Brownhelm
Knights of Pythias
P. Hall
Oberlin College Mid-Winter Homecoming Events
A schedule of campus activities from February 20 to 22 includes assemblies in Finney Chapel, lectures by Professor Fletcher and Dr. Locknan, a geology seminar, student recital, marching band, fencing match, senior piano recital, a memorial game and supper, a basketball game, and an alumni student dance. Washington's Birthday is a holiday with events to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
R. S. Fletcher
Oberlin
King Bosworth Room
Ralph W. Locknan
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Fred Foreman
R. W. Schloemer
Canada
W. F. Boho
Oberlings
Buffalo
Warner Gymnasium
Warner Hall
Thomas
Canning
Oberlin Inn
Rec. Hall
Washington
Oberlin Alumni Association
Former Mayor Reports Auto Battery Stolen
Former Mayor W. H. Vanoster told police a new storage battery was stolen from his car last night at West Avenue and Sixth Street while he attended a high school basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vanoster
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Death Record of Marjorie Block at Elyria Memorial
Marjorie Block 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Block of 324 Eleventh Street died Friday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness following an operation. Born November 12 1921 in Elyria she was a freshman at Elyria High School a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church and the Friendship club of the Y W C A. Survived by her parents a brother Harold Black and grandmother Mrs B M Worthington. Body to be moved from Nichols funeral home to the Eleventh street home this evening. Funeral Monday 2 pm from Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Dr J L Ulrich officiating. Burial in LaPorte Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Block
W. O. Block
Eleventh — Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Elyria High School
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Friendship Club
Harold Black
B. M. Worthington
Nichols Funeral Home
Eleventh Street
J. L. Ulrich
LaPorte Cemetery
Natives of Manchuria Compared to Indians of America
The article notes that the Manchurian natives appear racially akin to the Indigenous peoples of North America, suggesting similarities in lineage or physical characteristics between these two groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
North America
Lindbergh book tops non fiction best seller lists
Anne Morrow Lindbergh's North to the Orient remains at the head of the non fiction best seller lists, continuing to attract readers with its travelogue and reflective prose. The enduring popularity underscores the book's appeal in Cold War era audiences seeking international insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Orient
Market Prices And Farm Goods Report From Cleveland
Live poultry steady with heavy hens at 23.8 cents, leghorns 21 cents, broilers up to 26 cents per pound. Potatoes in 100 lb sacks ranged 1.25 to 2.50 per unit. carrots and celery priced per bushel or basket. Feeds listed include flour middlings 25.00 to 31.00, cottonseed meals 25.00 to 27.50, hay grades from 8.00 to 13.00 per lot, and miscellaneous market quotes for mushrooms, parsnips, and onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lée
Ohio
Idaho
Florida
Braun
Alvalia
No. de Light
Quotations From Sheets Elevator and Pak ehila Milling
Quotations for grain and feeds list corn wheat and oats by bushel or ton. Prices cover No 2 red wheat No 1 red and No 3 yellow corn and 3 white oats with mill feeds and hour by the barrel. Flour prices vary by mill type and lot size with spring and hard winter grades noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Pakehila Milling Co
Lorain Wool Growers Ship 34000 Pounds in 1935
Lorain County Wool Growers Association reports shipments of more than 34,000 pounds of wool last year to the Ohio Wool Growers warehouse in Columbus, up about 4,000 pounds from 1934. Price to end of 1935 averaged around 26 cents per pound, with good demand into 1936. Officers reelected. Portman named delegate to state meeting. shipments planned by truck. I A Kauffman spoke on marketing and parasite control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Wool Growers Association
Wool Growers’ Association
Columbus
H. G. Portman
Henrietta
Oberlin Grange Hall
Portman
Ohio
New England
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
L. H. Eldred
Elyria Township
County Association
State Association
Reuben Miller
Brownhelm
A. K. Baird
Brighton
William Murray
Rochester
H. T. Breyley
Dewey Aldrich
LaGrange
A. J. Carpenter
Eaton
H. W. Dyke
Ridgeville
Herman
Local man dies after falling tree collision in Colerain
Bridgeport Ohio February reports Bruce Washburn aged 57 died today after being struck by a falling tree he helped cut down at Colerain. Authorities investigated the incident and notified next of kin. The accident highlights safety precautions in rural logging and tree removal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Bruce Washburn
Colerain
Receipts vary as prices hold steady across poultry and farm markets
United States Department of Agriculture notes live poultry receipts and prices for turkeys ducks and hens, with chicks and capons shown in varied weights. Potatoes and grains follow with mixed shipments and price ranges across states, including Wisconsin Minnesota and Colorado markets on round whites Bliss Triumphs and Barley sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Iduno Russellurbanks
U.S. V
Wisconsin
Minnesota Cab- Mets
Acolorado McClures
U.S
Nebraska
Bliss
Chicago
Timothy Semd
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Townsend Club
O’ Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Stree
Murphy Bros
Broad ST
Mrs. Bauer
W.R. C. Homecoming
Caroline Rost
Tau Chi
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Park Avenue
Amherst
Woman's Circle
DR. Wagar
the Newell
Esther al Alflen
Commerce Cagers
Elyman
Ohio Society
Oberlin College
Boles
Star Shoe Shop
Crusader
Ice & FU Fuel
Winckler Street
Neanh-By
Court Street
Wilk Tube
TEV
Music Store
Puritan
Schroll
Western Reserve
Westerk
Turner
Lorain U County
Court Street Company
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