Enrolled in Fruit School Session Draws Lorain Growers
Enrollment rose to 1065 for the second Friday session of Lorain County fruit school run by the county extension service. Operators managing 597 acres of tree fruit, 43 acres of small fruit, and 63 acres of grapes attended. C I Hummel noted farm sizes. C S Holland discussed water relations and fruit development. He warned against heavy pruning peaches to avoid freezing risk. Next Friday at 1 30 p m the topic shifts to spraying for apple scab with A L Pierstorff as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Extension Service
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
C. 5. Holland
Ohio State University
A. L. Pierstorff
Three Words Get Man In Trouble
William Morris of 374 Hast Ridge street was charged with disorderly conduct after telling officer C E Parker to leave a dance hall vicinity. Morris, somewhat intoxicated, was released on bond to await trial before Mayor W H Vanster at 3 PM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Hast Ridge Steet
Morris
C. E. Parker
Parker
W. H. Vanster
State Briefs: Auto Crash Victim in Urbana and Fire at Marysville
Robert Wilson, 26, died in Urbana after sustaining injuries from an automobile crash. In Marysville, a fire destroyed the Marysville Tire & Automobile Accessory Co. building, causing about $10,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville, G
Marysville Tire & Automobile Accessory Co
Dense fog seals Cleveland airport grounding 18 planes
A local dense fog at Cleveland airport halted all air traffic overnight, keeping 18 planes on the ground. Weather officials attributed the condition to a 1 degree temperature drop after midnight with intermittent showers and a chance of snow flurries later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fep
Four antique pistols stolen from Toledo bar display
In Toledo on February 18 a display window in Roy Williams barbershop was robbed of four antique pistols. Williams and police suspect the guns are of interest only to a collector of odd firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Roy Williams
Williams
Ohio Edison cuts electric rates for Akron district
Akron Ohio February 18 The Ohio Edison Co announced a voluntary rate reduction for domestic customers in the Akron district. The change saves 20 cents a month for users of 100 kilowatt hours or less and 50 cents per 100 for consumption over the first 100 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
The
Ohio Edison Co
Cincinnati's oldest resident Mary Hedge dies at 108
Cincinnati widow Mary Hedge aged 108, reputedly the city’s oldest resident, died yesterday, according to relatives.
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Cincinnati, O
Mary Hedge
Cincinnati
Advisability of Farm Buying Debated in Henrietta
A nighttime debate at Henrietta School on Monday discusses whether now is the time for a young married man to buy a farm. Affirmative speakers include SR Zellers W P Kohe and Mead Petry with John Salsbury L A Gould and Robert Vetter on the negative team. Judge Glen Swanger from Wellington High will preside.
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Bari
Venrietta Township
Henrietta School
Te SR. Zellers
W. P. Ko He
Mead Petry
John Salsbury
L. A. Gould
Robert Vetter
Glen Swanger
Viine Val
Wellington High School
Wil Seerve
Library Ransacked in Elyria Break-In Report
A Elyria public library was entered and ransacked Thursday night. Police reported extensive damage to a desk and furniture after a rear window was broken. A bar of pencils went missing and a desk top on the second floor was pried off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Public
Rotarians Hear Hal Humbert on International Understanding
Rev. Hal Humbert of Hiram will address the Elvira Rotary Club at the Elks' Club noon Tuesday. A past president of Garretaville Rotary, he will speak on International Understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIRAM
Hal Humbert
Elvira Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Humbert
Garretaville Rotary Club
Truck Drivers Fined for Overloaded Trucks
Fines of 25 dollars and costs were imposed on S. S. Wilcox of Jamestown New York and Joseph Burns of Cleveland after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro for operating overloaded trucks in Lorain County. They were arrested by deputy sheriffs near Ridgeville last night.
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Wilcox
Jamestown
N. Y
Joseph Burns
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Solandt to Speak on America’s History as God’s Revelation
J A Solandt announces a public lecture on America s history as a revelation of God to be held in the city hall council chamber tomorrow at 3 p m. An open forum will follow and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
God
J. A. Solandt
Council Chamber
Tires Stolen From Car In Garage Break-In
Charles Hentges reports two tires stolen from his car parked in Georges Kiser's garage on Lake Avenue. Entry made through a rear window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hentges
Lake Avenue
Georges Kiser
Boys to Build Model Planes in Elyria Contest
Elyria youths plan a series of model airplane contests organized by a newly formed Air Model Club at the Y M C A. Leroy Milliren will instruct at 4 pm with several experienced builders assisting. Winners receive the Day Trophy kept by each successive champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Airwill
Leroy Milliren
Yowooy
Charce
Fire fatality in Cleveland home blaze injures resident
Trapped in a burning Cleveland residence last night, John Lindsey aged 37 suffered critical burns before a friend rescued him. Home loss estimated at $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Butning
John Lindsey
Phumber
Friend
Vincent Students Present Chapel Program
Vincent Schools hosted a chapel program with singing of America the Beautiful psalms and prayers. Violin solos by John Evancl and Ralph Murbsava gave musical emphasis while the glee club performed Kosauve and Ms High Silk Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
America
Joe Burtze
Antsor Heisel Morgan
Batts
Renuhui Enon
John Evancl
Pate Glee Club
Kosauve
Ms High Silk Hat
Ralph Murbsava
Hie
Canada
Florida
Salvation Army Rally Tonight With Walter Maryhee Speech
Salvation Army units plan a rally at the local headquarters tonight at 7 30 p m with Col Walter Maryhee from New York speaking. Maryhee heads 15 eastern states and 391 posts and will arrive in Eivra at 6 35 p m. A parade along AL street is set for 7 34 a m with participants from Eivria Loran Norvalk and Sandusky. Col Marbes will travel from Elyria to Akron afterward.
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Salvation Army
Welcomng
Walter Maryhee
Territorial Yours
The
Salvation Arms
New York
At & P
Col
Mayhee
Eivra
M. Ho
Eivria
Loran Norvalk
Sandusky
Col. Marbes
Elyria
Akron
Health officials review 1931 32 tuberculosis drive progress
Adair Lorain and Elyria health officers led clinics at St Josephs Lorain and Elvira Memorial with late Dr Gammers directing exams. The 1931 Christmas Seal sale raised 2673.65 with year end balance 755.82. Disbursements totaled 2742.27 including milk for tubercular children and clinic expenses.
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Valed Adair
Lorain
Civ
G. E. French
Elyria City
H. R O’brien
H. F. Gammers
Pleasant View Sanatorium
St. Josephs Hospal
Ana Elviia Memorial Hospital
Health Council
Elvira
Birch
Court actions and a kidnapping reported in Lorain and Youngstown
In Lorain the Wickens Company sues for 33 on an account from Sam Jaffer and George F B Wickens as well as Mrs Eben Burton for 295. Miss Bachman appears in a conveyance dispute to avoid payment. A divorce is awarded to Effie Evalon Fudge. Lucy Ada Jenkins wins 500 with a 499 payment option. Andrew Stitak sues J Spang Raking Co for 190 over a cash bond. In Youngstown four gunmen kidnap Frank J Sarna and escape with several hundred dollars after forcing him to reveal safe access. loss estimated at 1300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FB. Wickens
Loran
Eben Burton
Brownhelm Towne
MipachiCd
Mies Bachman
Youngstown
Frank J. Sarna
Sarna
Obituary: Oberlin resident B C Lyman dies at 80
B C Lyman aged 80 dies at his Morgan street home after a short illness. Lifelong Oberlin resident, he is survived by four children, funeral February 20 at 2 p.m. at Moore Funeral Home with Rev J A Richards officiating. Burial at Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin
Benimin C. Laman
Morgan Street
Pepnary
Lyman
Wiem Dowes
William Powers
Fred
Ernest Lyman
Moore
J. A. Richards Y Ocharce
Harter To Meet Oberlin Group
Congressman elect Don W. Harter will meet Oberlin citizens at the Oberlin Inn at 4:30 p.m. Monday February 20 at the invitation of a committee of fifteen Oberlin men. The gathering aims for frank discussion on important subjects before his Washington departure. The committee includes W. H. Phillips, chair, E. F. Norris, W. F. Bohn, I. L. Porter, Dr. R. E. Brown, Julius Burton, H. Von Blum, H. A. Pfaff, W. G. Caskey, Lloyd Moore, C. W. Carrick, and Ralph Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Congessman
Don W. Harter
Oberlin Inn
Ms. Harter
Washington
Oowine
W.H. Phillips
E. FR. Norris
W. F. Bohn
I. L
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights Feb 19 22
Oberlin College events span Feb 17 to 22 with sports and services. Swimming versus Case Institute at Crane Pool 4:20 p.m. Basketball vs Western Reserve at Warner Hall 8:00 p.m. Sunday vesper services at Finney Chapel feature talks on International Friendship by several speakers. Monday includes Graduate School Assembly Hour at Fairchild Chapel 5:00 p.m. and Musical Union rehearsal. Tuesday showcases a World Student Christian Federation speaker at Finney Chapel and Gray Memorial basketball game at Warne r Gym. Senior piano recital by Lucile Hermanson at Warner Hall 7:30 p.m. Washington’s Birthday celebration on Wednesday.
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Oberlin
Case
Crane
S. Western Reserve University
Warner Hall
Muntches
Callesa Vesper
Finner Chapel
Mazuerite VY. Cussac
Verdeill C. Somerville
Aifredo M. Bus- Lamante
Graduate School
Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Whitelaw R. Morrison
Finney Chapel
Tiandom
Wesser’. Hooft
World Student Christian
Oberlin in Shansi Programs and Recitals
A list of campus events for February including a Shansi Day address by Dr. Tou formerly of St. John's University Shanghai, tea with the American Association of University Women, senior organ recital by Robert N. Lee, lectures by Raymond T. Moyer and C. G. Gregg with Earl Bolander, music recitals by Norval R. Houston and Robert N. Johnson, and a Mathematics Club meeting with Prof. W. G. Simon.
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Fiancy
Tou
St. John’s University
Shanghai
Finney Chapel
Robert N. Lee
Raymond T
Oberlin Quting Club
Warner Hall
Rober N. Johnson
Walter M. Horton
Mathematics Club
Peters Hall
W. G. Simon
Western Reserve University
Norval R. Houston
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin businessmen host dinner at Orange hall
Local gathering at Orange hall featured a chicken dinner served by Orange ladies. C. B. Smythe of Lorain's Tuew Shovel Company, new Share-the-Work chairman for the county, outlined the movement. Cherlin club named a committee to pursue the effort with county cooperation. Credit association also met after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Orange Hall
Milk Forum to Discuss Farmer’s Side Sunday
The Open Forum will meet in the James Brand House next Sunday at 3 30 p m The topic is The Farmer's Side of the Milk Situation Mrs Glen I Hobbs will present the farmer's side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum
James Brand
Glen I. Hobbs
Chapel Opens for Monday Prayer Services
Beginning Monday February 29 Pairchild Chapel will host a weekly meditation and prayer service each Monday morning from 7:30 to 11:30. Quiet organ music will accompany silent intervals as villagers and college departments are invited to attend for the full service or to enter and leave quietly at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairchild
Lorain County Cage Pairings Announced for Sectional
Bailey and FE L Bailer announce ten Lorain County high schools Amherst Wellington Henrietta Clearview Belden South Amherst and Eaton will compete Tuesday and Wednesday in sectional Class B play at Baldwin Wallace to decide four finalists for the February 25 sectional rounds with finals set March 4.
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Amherst
Clearview
Wellington
Henrietta
Avon
Belden
South Amherst
Eaton
Lorain County
Baldwin-Wallace
FE. L. Bailer
Clearview High School
Penfield Junction
Soldier who served four wars recalls life in uniform
Lon Christian of St. Helens Oregon would be 75 in July. His long service spans the Civil War era stories, Spanish American War, Mexican border duty, and World War I era campaigns. He first tasted soldering as a water carrier with Quantrill's band near Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Helens
Ore
Wabo
Vancouver
Wash
Old Cash Books Reveal High Prices in Deadwood
A fragment notes Deadwood and old prices tied to cash books. Mentions a person who longs for former times and suggests looking through old records to find value in historical prices. The snippet hints at nostalgia and price history.
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Deadwood
D. O Peorte
Prices and wages in 1877 78 mining era at Bobtail Gulch
The record from October 1877 to July 1878 lists costs in the Pagek Hills with xerosene at 90 cents per gallon lard 2 per gallon axle grease six a pail and candies 35 cents per pound shovels 1.50 each wood 35 per cord drill steel 30 cents per pound powder 69 cents per pound caps 2 per box fuse 1.25 for 100 feet picks 3 quicksilver 9.90 per pound. Wages ranged from 3 to 3.50 a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagek Hills
Bobtail Gulch
New Zealand Maintains Government Ownership of Rail Network
New Zealand keeps its 3300 mile railway system under government ownership marking the state’s control over rail transport. The network remains a public asset reflecting ongoing policy to maintain national control and funding for rail infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Hope For Return Of Abducted Man Ebbs
Denver police gave no new leads in the Charles Boettcher III kidnapping as three bootlegger suspects remained in custody. Search teams inspected abandoned cabins in northern Colorado mountains for clues while investigators extended their look to other cities.
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Denver
Colo
Charles Boettcher
Colorado Mountains
Doettcher
Heifer Stolen From Ruth Barn In South Amherst
Taieves entered the Otto J. Ruth barn on Wednesday night and took a three hundred pound six months old heifer. Snow tracks show the animal was loaded onto a truck backed to the barn door.
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South Amherst
Taieves
Otto J. Ruth
Dinner Served At Methodist Church By Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid society served a Thursday noon meal at the Methodist church with about 125 people fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Winson Family Moves Household Goods to Leavitt Road Property
Mr and Mrs Jack Winson and family moved their household goods from the M and E church property on Elm Street to the Cook property on Leavitt Road.
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Jack Winson
M. &E. Church
Elm Street
Cook
Leavitt Road
Church Notices for St John Evangelical and Others
St John Evangelical led by Rev C F Schmidt holds Sunday school at 1 09 p m and public worship at 2 00. Methodist with Rev R C Jenson and Rev Wm Carington of Oberlin preaches morning worship at 9 45 and Sunday school at Lion. Congregational led by Rev C F Fogel has morning worship at 10 90, Sunday school at 11, and Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical
C. FE. Schmidt
Methodist
R. C. Jenson
Wm. Carington
Oberlin
Lion
C.F. Fogel
Christian Endeavor
Local women guests attend Wooster district meeting
Mrs Wm Holzhauer and several area ladies visited Mrs Robert Goor on Thursday. Adeline Hollingeworth of Marquette Michigan spent a week with friends here. Mr and Mrs Paul Mori and others attended the O E S district meeting in Wooster Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Holzhauer
Geo. Pippert
Fred Gauman
Ford Holzhauer
Robert Goor
Adéline Hollingeworth
Marquette
Michigan
Paul Mori
Belle Brocksicker
Robert Allsop
Albert Schneider
Wooster
City issues scrip for urban work in Pasco
Pasco city council places preliminary $1,000 scrip in use to pay jobless men for street work. A two cent stamp tax is added on each scrip transaction. When the bill changes hands fifty times it becomes redeemable at face value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco, Wash
Family Cooperates to Trap Burglary Suspect in Greeley
In Greeley Colorado the Johnson family surprised burglar J Keith Guild a paroled convict hiding in a closet after returning from a theater. Mr Johnson wrestled with him as two gunshots rang out. Mrs Johnson and Myrtle aided by restraining the attacker and striking with a butcher knife. Police were summoned by neighbors and Guild was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley, Colo
Upi
Guy E. Johnson
Johnson
Myrtle
J. Keith Guild
Guild
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices
Hogs receipts 26 led by steady to 25¢ drop from last week with top at 4.25. Cattle receipts 30 show bulls steady to 25¢ higher while other classes unchanged, cows mostly 1.30 to 2.75, calves largely 50¢ lower with top 940 and week’s top 5990. Sheep week lambs steady to 25¢ lower, wool lambs 6.60 top. clippers 5.50 to 6.25. wool throwouts 5.00 to 5.75. CHICAGO quotes noted for eggs butter and poultry. potatoes and grains priced with regional specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tor
Chicago
Creamery Speciaia
Hoek Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Percwet
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho Rissets
Timothy
Park payroll cuts proposed to curb city deficit
Rankin urges reducing Cascade Park payroll to one general warden and notes no emergency reserve funds. He warns of a possible $50,000 deficit in 1933 and says the city operates at income, awaiting reactions from Park Commissioner Wilford before council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Department
Cascade Park
Rankin
Frank Wilford
The Genius Message as Literature and Its Didactic Tie
The essay argues that literature conveys a genius message mainly as didactic form. It links the writer to preacher and prophet, not to painter or musician, highlighting literature’s moral and instructional aim.
Grain and Feed Prices From Cleveland Exchange
The Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange lists prices for corn wheat and oats per bushel, hay and flour per ton or barrel, and mill feeds with details for varieties and qualities. Notable figures include corn No 3 yellow 295 44, No 2 393 443, wheat new red winter No 1 carloads, oats Neo 3 white 2 4 4, flour spring and hard winter futures, and alfalfa first cutting 12 09 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Mae
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United Press
K. P. Scott
Suite
Masonic Temple
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Dade County
Miami
Giuseppe Zangare
Roosevelt
Neu's
Mary Bereécz
Kathearine Hovath
Wickens Company
Sam Jaffer
Charles C Fudge
Effie Evalon Fudec
W. B. Thompson
Lucy Ada Jenkins
Leland Douglas
Common Pleas
Andrew Stitak
J. Spang Raking Company
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Willbond
B. C. Lyman
Harter
Cberlin College
Bailey
Alfred Alten
Second St
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Second Street
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