Aged Lorain woman to be buried after long tea party life
Funeral services for Amelia C. Faragher 88 of Lorain were held today. Survived by five children, 21 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. Tea parties she hosted with husband Captain John Farragher began in 1866 and ran for six decades. Surviving children listed as Bert, Theron M Faragher, Mrs George Crehore, Mrs A E Cameron, and Mrs Della Todd. Clergy from Lorain and Cleveland Heights officiated at the home service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarties
Bert
Theron M .Faragher
George Crehore
A. E. Cameron
Lorain
Della Todd
Cleveland Heights
Virgil Turner
Delaware Avenue ME
H J Thompson
East Palestine
Coon Hunters Reelect All Old Officers
The Coon Hunters Association held its annual meeting at Midway Sunday afternoon announcing a goal of 500 members, reelecting Elyria officers, and renewing the Publicity Officer post. Trustees include Theodore Walker, Wm. Holcomb, Joe Klancher, John Opfer, and James Buckley with Holcomb and Henke named delegates to the Columbus meeting. The group reported spent funds on coon releases and game restocking, with 45 coons released plus four Hungarian Partridges, and planned releasing 50 coons in Lorain County on February 5.
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Coon Hunter’s Association
Otto K Mischka
Toda
Theodore Walker
Lorain
Wm. F Holcomb
la Grange
Joe Klancher
Avon
John Opfer
Carlisle
James Buckley
Vermilion
Elyria
Rank Henke
Emery Snellenberger
James Tittle
Otto K. Mischka
Holcdmb
Ohio
State Conservation Department
Henke
Holcomb
Columbus
State Department
Lo- Tain
Lorain County
Brownhelm Hosts 27th Annual Farmers Institute
The 27th annual Farmers Institute met at the Brownhelm school auditorium with 650 attendees over two days. State speakers Mrs. W. S. Ferguson of Morrow county and A I Fleming of Washington County spoke on life, housekeeping, youth, and community ideals while Ralph Hasenpflug and Katherine Sanders reported on the 4-H club congress. County agents Alice Bird and H. B. Alger outlined 1921 extension plans as musical numbers entertained attendees. Officers elected were President R. H. Fairchild, Vice President Arthur Northeim, Secretary H. B. Whittlesey, and Corn Secretary Mrs. H. B. Whittlesey.
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Farmers’ Institute
Brownhelm
W. S. Ferguson
Morrow County
A I. Fleming
Lowell
Washington County
Ferguson
Fleming
State Board of Agriculture
Marietta Truck Growers’ Association
Columbus
Ralph Hasenpflug
Katherine Sanders
Alice Bird
H. B Alger
Gerald Franks
Clarnet
Jack Portman
Lucile Kellmer
Beatrice Miller
Manuel Coling
Phronsie Kellmer
Raymond Bacon
Vernon Trinter
Albert Secres
R 4H. Fairchild
Arthur Northeim
H. B. Whittlesey
Corn
Lorain County Black Hunter Association Plans Hunts
A plan outlines shipping enslaved Black people from the Midway on February 8 to forests across Lorain County farms where hunting is allowed. Some victims have been treed and fatally harmed in Medina County. The Association also pilots fishing access at Savannah Lake via Ed Ringler, with restocking efforts by the Ohio Department of Conservation to boost fishing waters.
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Lorain County
Medina County
Lorain County Association
Ohio Department of Conservation
Savannah Lake
Belden Farmers Institute proceeds fund next year's work
Gus Edson notes dinners at Belden Farmers Institute on January 16 and 17 will fund next year's institute expenses. The Women's Bible class at M E Church was hosted by Mrs. A C Betts with twelve members and three guests, followed by readings and a talk on Church Extension Work. Plans for a quilt project were laid for February 5 at Mrs. Agnes Finlayson.
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D. A. Swartz
Belden Farmers’ Institute
M. E. Church
A. C. Betts
Edith Tran
A. Bernath
F. Carmean
A. Ryder
E. R. Haines
Agnes Finlayson
Ellen Robson
Huron Street
Mansell
Capri
Elyria
Grafton
Medina
L Blantern
Leland Mull
A. Ruder
Carl
Marvin Ruder
Granger
Local Church Meetings Set In February And March
A series of aid meetings is posted for the first quarter with the Brownhelm Congregational Church parlor hosting February 16 and March 12 under the guidance of county extension agent Alice Bird. Open to all, the events follow a January 14 Ladies Society gathering and a January 16 Women’s Missionary Society program at the church home.
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Brownhelm Congregational Church
Alice Bird
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Charles Bechtel
George Harr
Ben Bacon
Wm. Miller
A. J. Shattuck
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
FE. G. Lesher
Adam Claus, Sr
Trustees Re-elect President at Township Meeting
The Board of Trustees met Monday at B. K. Lindsley home. Milo Mc Queen was re-elected president. T. W. Wilson was re-appointed Highway Superintendent, and Joe Normando was hired as custodian of the two Brownhelm Two cemeteries.
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B. K. Lindsley
Milo McQueen
T. W. Wilson
Joe Normando
Brownhelm
Poster Contest Winners Named by Farmers Institute
A poster contest linked to the Farmer's Institute showcased eight high school entries. Vivian Schmidt took first place, Lucile Kellmer earned second, and Elsie Luckart received third for their standout posters.
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Farmer's Institute
Vivian Schmidt
Lucile Kellmer
Elsie Luckart
Grange Officers Installed At La Grange Hall
Grafton Grange and allied Granges held a joint installation at the Grange hall in La Grange on Thursday evening January 1st. Officers named include Master Guy Amsberry Overseer Harley Wilson Lecver Mrs Harley Wilson Steward Jaks.
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Grafton
Grafton Grange
Old Glory
Carlisle
la Grange
Guy Amsberry
Harley Wilson
Lecver
Jaks
Installation of Grafton Grange Officers and Attendees
Darius Holcomb served as installing officer for Grafton Grange with Mrs Blanche Spicer Mrs Carrie Robert and Mrs Edith Hastings of La Grange as Marshals. Officers listed include Myers Chaplain Mrs Guy Amsberry treasurer Wm Whitney assistant steward Guy Durkee gate keeper Ed Witbeck secretary Mrs Ed Witbeck Pomona Mrs Charles Box Flora Mrs Harry Swartz Ceres Mrs Julius Sheldon and Lady Assistant Steward Mrs Guy Durkee. A luncheon followed the ceremony with many members from Grafton Grange attending.
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Grafton Grange
Guy Durkee
Charles Box
Harley Wilson
Jake \Ivers
Wm. Whitney
Ed Witbeck
Julius Sheldon
Carrie Sheldon
Guy Amsberry
Harry Swartz
Elven cuts price on one dollar bills sale
John J. Hart of South Union Street, Lawrence, ran a discount sale on auto accessories using batches of genuine one dollar bills to attract customers. When the expected rush did not materialize, Hart planned to test whether buyers could recognize a bargain when offered in cash promotions.
Norwegian Prince Olav May Attend 1933 Winter Games
A cable to the Third Winter Olympics Committee says Prince Olav of Norway may attend the February 1933 games. Olav, described as a keen winter sportsman, is cited as enthusiastic about the event.
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Prince Olva
Norway
Olav
Women Hold Majority Stock in AT&T Company
Fifty four percent of AT&T stock is owned by women, according to the report. The finding highlights female ownership in a major communications firm and suggests shifts in investor demographics.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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