Banquet Set For Lorain Dairymen Feature Nisbet Talk
The 1937 Lorain County dairymen banquet is set for 7 p m Monday at LaGrange High School with J C Nisbet of Hoards Dairymen as principal speaker. 33 county dairymen will receive National Dairy Association diplomas for outstanding butterfat records. Six county dairy groups co sponsor the event with H B Rowland chairman and C L Blackman toastmaster, Rev K L Darkey to give the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
LaGrange High School
J. C. Nisbet
Hoard’s Dairymen
Ohio
National Dairy Association
H. B. Rowland
Rochester
C. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
K. L. Darkey
LaGrange
Woman named Ohio Taxation Committee chair
Ruth Lloyd from Scioto County becomes the first woman to lead the House Taxation Committee in Ohio. She was appointed by Speaker Frank R. Uible, notes she is the committee's sole female member among 23, and expresses confidence in her ability to run the panel like her male colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ruth Lloyd
House
Scioto County
Ohio
Miss Lloyd
Frank R. Uible
Eight boys chosen for Y M C A junior basketball team
James White announces eight players for the Y M C A junior basketball squad. Named are Jack Dunn Earl Hill Jack Leber Junior Brouse Curtis Atkinson Ollie Gardner Lester Croft and Maynard Unger. The team opens January 22 at Amherst against Amherst junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Jack Dunn
Earl Hill
Jack Leber
Junior Brouse
Curtis Atkinson
Ollie Gardner
Lester Croft
Maynard Unger
Amherst
Culture Propagation Through Light of Shared Sympathies
A concise reflection on culture spreading when sympathy shines on common people and everyday interests, urging a universal appreciation of shared experiences and ordinary life.
Free Trial Claim for Rupture Cure Device Ad
An ad offers a free trial of a rupture reduction method from W. S. Rice, Inc. It promises ease and freedom for all rupture cases and urges mailing a form with name and address to receive the trial. The copy emphasizes universal applicability and a guaranteed method, with address details for Adams, New York.
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W. S& Rice, Inc
Adams
N.Y
AisvRhdou
W. S. Rice, Inc
Main & Adame X. Y
Elyria Fire Chiefs Honor Lorain Chief Hatt at Banquet
About 500 people attended a banquet at the Antlers Hotel in Lorain to honor Lorain fire chief David E. Hatt on completing 25 years as head of the Lorain Fire Department. Elyria attendees included Chief W. N. Bates Capt S. R. Hudson Lieut C. C. Osborn and John Hadaway. A gold watch was presented to Chief Hatt during the program.
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Elyria Fir Department
Lorain
David E. Hatt
Antlers
Chief Hatt
W. N. Bates
Elyria Fire Department
Elyria
Ohio
Bates
S. R. Hudson
C. C. Osborn
John Hadaway
John P. Redman
Chicago
Two Visiting Days Each Week At County Jail
Sheriff Grall restores a two day visiting schedule at the county jail, setting visiting hours from 2 to 4 p m on Tuesdays and Fridays to ease congestion and accommodate prisoners and visitors. He also loosens the rule on exceptions for out of county visitors and those unable to attend on regular days. A four year old’s plea to see her father prompted Grall to rethink rigid visiting rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grall
Clarence Dick
Edward Gromand
Cleveland
Mar
Grall
United Mills Expands Into Dairy and Creamery Field
United Mills Company confirms expansion into Fremont dairy and creamery sector with the launch of Fremont Dairy Division. Operation set to begin by January 15, leveraging Fremont-area dairy supplies and property acquisitions. The Grafton and Kansas City mills will supply flour to Loose-Wiles bakeries while new dairy output serves Sunshine Bakers Milk. Negotiations were led by H. E. Irvin, president and GM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mills Company, Inc
Grafton
Kansas City
Fremont
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Loose Wiles Bakeries
Fremont Dairy
H. E. Ir Vin
Oberlin Council Awards Bonds for Fire Truck Purchase
At a village council meeting in Oberlin Ohio bonds totaling 11000 were awarded to Paine Webber and Company of Chicago at 2 percent interest with a premium of 7.64. Bids were received but no contract awarded yet. Only routine business was transacted.
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Oberlin, O
Paine-Webber and Company of Chicago
Oberlin church Women elect officers at annual meeting
The Women’s Association of the First Church in Oberlin held its annual meeting on Wednesday afternoon in the James Brand case. Officers elected for the coming year include President L. D. Hartson and several vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and department superintendents. The 1937 missionary budget of 1800 was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of the First
Oberlin
James Brand
L. D. Hartson
Wm. Heusner
Marie Hageman
George Waln
E. F. Bosworth
Missionary Society Meeting Notes From Baptist Church
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met yesterday to plan outreach activities. Officers reviewed upcoming charity drives and discussed guest speakers for the month.
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the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Met
Yester
Five Elyria Boys Reach Life Saving Qualifiers
Five Elyria boys Aaron Dachner Maurice Dachner Jack Leber Earl Hill and Harrison Comstock will take life saving tests at the Y M C A after surviving qualifying tests where 10 classmates were eliminated. A new life saving class will be formed later and others may try to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Aaron Dachner
Maurice Dachner
Jack Leber
Earl Hill
Harrison Comstock
James Whyte
Swim Classes For Girls Grow In Elyria M C A
Girls in Elyria M C A swimming classes enroll twenty with more joining. Sessions run Mondays at 4 15 pm and Saturdays at 2 15 pm. Assistant director James Whyte notes plans for candle races with lighted candies. Ridgeville girls join the program each Monday and Saturday for instruction in swimming and diving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James Whyte
Whyte
Ridgeville
Wool Growers Group To Meet February 17
Lorain County Wool Growers' Association announces its annual meeting on February 17 with speakers J A Kauffman manager of the Ohio Wool Growers' Association and L K Bear Ohio State University sheep specialist. Officers to be elected and the association's report to the Ohio Wool Growers' Association meeting will be on the agenda. Present officers are R E Campbell president L H Eldred vice president and H G Portman secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
H. G. Portman
Church Annual Meeting Elects Officers for Year
The church held its annual meeting on a day afternoon and elected officers for the year: President Mrs George A Huntley, vice-president Mrs Trick, secretary Mrs S H Nayden, and treasurer Mrs C P Badger. Annual reports of the past year were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Huntley
Trick
S. H. Nayden
C. P. Badger
Women’s Auxiliary Officers Elected at Christchurch Meeting
Mrs Benjamin Wade hosted the Women’s Auxiliary of Christchurch on Morgan Street for a Wednesday afternoon meeting. The annual election chose President Mrs J R Haylor, Secretary Mrs Ben Lewis, and Treasurer Mrs Wright, followed by a social period.
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Benjamin Wade
Women’s Auxiliary of
Christchurch
Morgan Street
J. R. Haylor
Ben Lewis
Wright
Senior recital postponed by illness
The senior song recital by Miss Janice Ruth, set for Friday, has been postponed due to illness. It will likely be rescheduled for early February. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Lloyd Coats ill with flu on East College Street. Several local residents visited or returned from distant locations, including Miss Sara McLennan at Miss Porter’s School and Katherine McCullough in Chicago.
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Janice Ruth
Lloyd Coats
East College Street
Paul Jones
Buenos Aires
South America
Oberlin
Jones
General Motors
Rio
Edward Hibbenbottom
Newark
Higginbottom
North Pleasant Street
Sara McLennan
Andrew Fenn
Hinsdale
Katherine McCullough
Chicago
J. C. McCullough
Court filings and divorces in Lorain and area
Mary Kanyari of Lorain sues for partition naming Mary Skintaet as defendant. Leona Boone seeks divorce from Everett Boone of Dayton on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. William Davis granted divorce from Della Davis by Judge Cook for wilful absence. Elizabeth Lee, 20, seeks divorce from Orville Lee of Xenia on gross neglect. married May 23 last year. H J Barchert of Elyria seeks divorce from Ida Barchert on extreme cruelty. married 30 years. wife struck him with broom and iron bar. Agnes Watson and Bernard Middendorf of Lorain had marriage annulled. couple never lived together. Agnes restored to Watson name.
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Leona Boone
Everett C. Boone
Dayton
William Davis
Della Davis
D. A. Cook
Elizabeth Lee
Orville Lee
Xenia
Zross
H. J. Barchert
R. D
Elyria
Ida FE
R Barchert
Barchert
Agnes Watson
Bernard Middendorf
Lorain
Youth held on charge of squandering small sum freed
Police released an Aron youth after he was held on suspicion of wasting a small amount of employer funds. A warrant was sworn by the employer but a misunderstanding emerged. Upon restitution, the youth was discharged and released.
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Aron
Minors Report Two Auto Accidents on City Streets
Police records list two minor crashes yesterday afternoon. Dennis Conway of Detroit and William Buck of 603 Broad Street drove tracks on Broad street causing small damage. Mrs Anthony Smith of 356 Thirteenth Street and John Law of the City Waterworks on West avenue also involved a track, with minor damage reported.
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Police Department
Dennis Conway
Detroit
William Buck
Broad Street
Anthony Smith
Thirteenth Street
John Law
City Waterworks Department
West Avenue
Shakyamuni the Buddha Name in China
Shakyamuni is the widely used name for Buddha in Chinese contexts reflecting reverence and traditional practice across religious and cultural discourse in China.
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Shakyamuni
Buddha
China
Columbia Farmers Institute Program Announced
The Columbia Farmers Institute opens at Columbia Station Town Hall next Monday and Tuesday with three sessions daily. State speakers William Manahan and Mrs. Foster Tyler present five talks each, plus community participation, music, and varied demonstrations. The event is hosted by the Columbia Parent-Teacher Association with dinner served by the M. E. Ladies Aid Society and a final day of performances.
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Columbia Farmers’ Institute
Lorain County
Columbia Institute
Columbia Station Town Hall
Defiance
Foster Tyler
Alexandria
Glee Club
Thomas Hughes
J. H. Bartter
Mrs. Tyler
Betty Churchward
Dorothy Koespke
Manahan
Baptist Mission Circle
Sylvia Wilson
Crossiurds
Arthur Lews
Rev. Hughes
J. C. Nisbet
Hoard
Dairrman
Manhan
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Anna May Petch
John Longdon
Tyler
Edward Lennerth
Dorothy Stinchcomb
Arthur Lewis
Columbia Parent-Teacher Association
R. J. Cartwright
Loleta Haynes
Lyman Sabins
Harold Hursh
Appointment Of Ruth Opposed In Lorain
Opposition in Lorain to the appointment of Ruth of Oberlin as clerk of the board of commissioners was confirmed by Ben Harris. The Democratic committee members implied Lorain should provide the appointee, though Ruth was chosen unanimously by the board with cross party support. Ruth’s nomination followed a motion by Commissioner Davidson, with DeChant nominating Kennington and Dunn seconding Ruth.
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Lorain
Fred C. Ruth
Oberlin
Board of Commissioners
Ben Harris
Democratic Executive Committee
Harris
John Kennington
Ruth
F. G. Vanarsdale
Columbia Station
Co. L. Lehman
Grafton
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Kennington
Oscar Dunn
Davidson
DeChant
Dunn
Death Record Ethel Irene Rober 51
Ethel Irene Rober 51 died this morning at 10 30 at home 250 Denison avenue She was born in LaGrange Ohio June 5 1885 and had lived here 31 years She belonged to Second Congregational Church and Order of Eastern Star Survived by husband William H Rober one son Roland two daughters Leona and Dorothy granddaughter Judith Arlene three brothers Archie and Louis Buswell Ernest Buswell two sisters Cassie Sage and Vella Mitenbaler and mother Mrs Harriet Buswell Burial at Sudro Curtis funeral home arrangements to be announced
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Ethel Irene Rober
Denison Avenue
LaGrange
Ohio
Second Congregational Church
Order of Eastern Star
Wiliam H. Rober
Roland
Leona
Dorothy
Judith Arlene
Archie Buswell
Elyria
Louis Buswell
Ernest Buswell
Cassie Sage
Vella Mitenbaler
Lorain
Harriett Buswell
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Black River Rescue Dramatized Tonight for Radio
Elyrians recall the December 18 rescue of three year old Boyd Cameron by Mrs. Max L. Pember of 1205 East River Street. She is nominated for a 500 dollar hero award with 100 dollars already pledged. the winner will be chosen by audience vote. The dramatization airs on the Kate Smith program across the Columbia network including WHK Cleveland and WADC Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Elyrians
Famliar
Boyd Cameron
Max L. Pember
East River Street
Pember
Kate Smith
Columbia
WHK
Cleveland
WADC
Akron
Death Notice for Jackie Eugene Podlich in Grafton
Jackie Eugene Podlich born October 25 1935 died January 6 after broncho pneumonia at his parents home River Road Grafton R D 1. Survived by parents two brothers Richard and Gilbert and grandparents Herman Podlick Town line Road and Perry Thompson Grafton. Body to be moved from Bittner Funeral Home to grandparents home for services Friday at 2 pm Reverend Armin Schroeder officiating burial Nesbitt Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Eugene Podlich
Harry Podlich
River Road
Grafton
R. D
Richard
Gilbert
Herman Podlick
Townline Road
Perry Thompson
Bittner
Avon Lake Man Dies at Home of Stroke
Mark Sherman 39 of South Point drive Avon Lake died Wednesday morning from a stroke while recovering from an appendicitis operation. The body was found by Curtis and Mrs Duff. Survived by wife Ruth Mitchell Sherman, mother Mrs H Sherman, brother Roy, and three sisters. Royce Funeral Home Lorain.
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Avon Lake
Mark Sherman
South Point Drive
Curtis Duff
Marshal Arnold
S. C. Ward
Sherman
Lorain
QO. P. S
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Cleveland
Ruth Mitchell Sherman
H. Sherman
Danville, CO
Roy
Coshocton
L. Hardin
Lake Worth
Florida
Ralph Burns
Bloomington
Ind
Grace Sherman
Santa Cruz
Calif
Royce Funeral
Hi Y Club Discuss Tremont Area Sociological Survey
Cleveland's Tremont Area was the focus of last night's Junior Hi-Y Club meeting at the Y. M. C. A. Kenneth Hicks presented a sociological survey of the district. T. H. McKinney of Steel & Tubes, Inc. will give a vocational talk at next week's gathering.
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Cleveland
Tremont
Kenneth Hicks
T. H. McKinney
Steel & Tubes, Inc
Estate of ex senator Fess valued at 45090 with no will
In Xenia Ohio on January 7 the estate of former U S Senator Simeon D Fess who died last month was estimated at 45090 The probate court filed an application for letters of administration There was no will The three sons Sumter of Washington Lowell of Yellow Springs O and Lehr of Toledo will share in the estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Sumter
Washington
Lowell
Yellow Springs
Lehr
Toledo
Investments by American citizens in the Philippines
American citizens are estimated to hold about a quarter of a billion dollars in investments in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philippines
Funeral rites for Frank Coon at St Marys Church
Funeral services for Frank Coon of 319 West River Street will be held Friday at St Marys Church at 9 30 a m with Reverend James T Daley officiating. Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coon
West River Street
St. Mary's Church
James T. Daley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Proverbs game of memory adored at Dickens home
Proverbs a memory game was very popular in the home of Charles Dickens, reflecting the writer's domestic amusement. The note highlights Dickens enjoyment of wordplay and family leisure.
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Charles Dickens
Markets CLEVALLAND LIVESTOCK CATTLE AND CALVES
Markets CLEVALLAND LIVESTOCK reports steady cattle markets with steers around 1100 lbs at about 13.00, cows and heifers in mixed grades from 2.50 to 10.60, calves 250 300 lbs from 10.00 to 14.00, plus hogs and sheep prices and Toledo grain and produce quotations across wheat corn oats as listed. Grain prices include No 2 red wheat around 1.33 1.39, No 2 yellow corn near 1.14 1.16, with oats around 0.54 0.57 and rye about 1.24 1.46. Toledo prices for butter eggs and assorted produce also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevalland
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
WSIS
Judge Frowns On Numerous Divorces From Young Couples
Common Pleas Judge D. A. Coox criticized rising divorces among newly married couples. He remarked marriages should be serious and permanent. He granted Marion Mille a divorce from George Mille on gross neglect after testimony of failure to provide food, forcing her to stay with her parents for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Coox
Marion Mile
Lorain
Marion Mille
George Mille
Sheriff Appoints F Glen Vanarsdale Deputy in Civil Office
Sheriff William F Grall announced the appointment of F Glen Vanarsdale of Columbia township as a deputy effective Monday. Vanarsdale will learn civil branch work with Deputy Claude Adams, is a Oberlin Business College graduate, and was a production clerk at Rayon Company in Cleveland. He is among four endorsed for county commissioners clerk posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grall
F. Glen Vanarsdale
Columbia Township
Vanarsdale
Claude Adams
Oberlin Business College
Rayon Company
Cleveland
Democratic Executive Committee
Adams
Club leadership reshaped after tense cooperation
The club announced a new career path today driven by intense cooperation among members. Key figures include C. Kelsey formerly of Elyrian and a PSone from University Circle club in Cleveland, together with Cass Ireland of Iowa Ohio. A. H. Waters remains secretary, a post he has held for over a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kelsey
Elyrian
Psone
University Circle Club
Cleveland
Cass Ireland
Iowa
Ohio
A. H. Waters
Suit Over $503 Contract for Building Alteration Heard
Judge Guy B. Findley hears suit filed by George Mengel of Amherst against Nicola R. Pesut of Lorain seeking $503 allegedly due for alterations and remodeling. Pesut claims an oral $700 contract was paid and work was not completed due to nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
George Mengel
Amherst
Nikola R. Pesut
Lorain
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Professor Street
Council
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Mary Kanyari
Mary Skintaet
Elsha
Joe's BA
Yankee Shoe Repair
Middle Ave
Cheapside
L. Pallardy
Earl J. Spinks
Institute At
William H. Rober
Altman & Ackerman
Toledo Grain
C. Ganee
Belden Grange Hall
Bradley
F. A. Humphrey
H.R. Rorick
Agency
O'Donnell
Court Street
Turner Block
Lorain County Company
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