Bricker renews criticism of WPA chief in Ohio
Gov Bricker pressed Col. F C Harrington over relief allocations saying Ohio has carried an unfair burden and Cleveland faces discrimination. He accused Washington of playing politics in WPA, urging the federal administrator to follow the law and win Ohio cooperation. He cited CIO liaison Joann Owens as evidence of outside influence.
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Columbus
Govrnor
John W. Bricker
Col
F. C. Harrington
WPA
Col. Harrington
Ohio
Cleveland
Ghio
Col Harrington
Washington
Joann Owens
CIO
Cal Harrington
Experts To Address Vegetable Growers In Lorain County
Addition of two prominent speakers to the Lorain County Vegetable Growers Institute program at Sheffield Town Hall on February 7 and 8 was announced today. A Thompson, newly elected president of the Vegetable Growers of America, will speak on equipment and production problems. he is manager of Kings Farms near Philadelphia with 24,000 acres devoted to vegetables. John Sims, of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, will discuss fertilizer production. formerly with Tennessee Copper and Chemical Company.
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Lorain County
Vegetable Growers’ Institute
Sheffield Town Hall
A. Thompson
The
Vegetable Growers of America
Thompson
King's Farms
Morrisville
Philadelphia
John Sims
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Sims
Tennessee Copper and Chemical Company
Three Fined For Reckless Driving
Three persons arrested for reckless driving were arraigned today by Mayor Joseph Q Petro. JR Kirkpatrick of 117 Chestnut Street was fined three dollars with costs suspended for not stopping at Court and Second Street. Bruce Morris of Lakewood, arrested ten days ago, was fined three dollars and costs. Charles Ross Jr of Lakewood, arrested at the same time, was fined two dollars and costs. Morris and Ross were jailed for reckless driving on Lodi Street.
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Pefers
Joseph Q Petro Today JR. Kirkpatrick
Chestnut Street
Court
Second Street
Bruce Morris
Lakewood
Charles Ross, Jr
Morris
Ross
Lodi Street
Findlay Next For Birmingham Firemen
Birmingham crowd expected for tomorrow’s match as the Firemen host Findlay in a key district game sponsored by the Ohio Oil pany The Firemen seek a sixth straight win after recent close victories by the Fremont Herbrands 54-52 and a 20 game win streak prior to that.
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Birmingham
Fev
Birminghan Firemen
Marathon Ou
Findlay
Ohio
Ous
Firemen
Jocals
Fremont Herbrands
Fremont
Herbrands
Elyria Worthington Dry Cleaners
Firemen-Findlay
Birmingham Merchants
Oberlin Janby Oils
Townsend Club Receives Wayne Albers Address on Confidence
Wayne Albers of New Jersey spoke last night to Elyria Townsend Club No 1 at 136 Middle Avenue. New officers were installed by Mel Brown while resignations were noted. A penny supper report featured speakers Albers Newell and Kirkland. The Junior Ramblers performed as Waynette Albers danced. Hartshorn to speak Thursday. next meeting Monday at 7 30 open to the public. The club plans a public party Saturday with Yom and Jerry's orchestra.
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Wayne Albers
New Jersey
Townsend Club
Elytia Townsend Club
Rams
Middle Avenue
Jacobs
Waltz
Mel Brown
Frans Ketchum
Maude Bainbridge
Albers
Newell
Cleveland
Kirkland
Dallas
Texas
Waynette Albers
I. O. O. F. Hall
Yom and Jerry
Surplus Apple Buying Program Extended
The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation extended the surplus apple buying program to include Baldwins Rome Beauties Stayman Winesaps Delicious and other varieties in storage. McIntosh purchases continue with prices from 35? to 83 cents per bushel depending on variety quality and size. Forms are available at county agent Hummel’s office for sellers.
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Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
I. Hummel
Lorain wool growers meet dates moved to February
C T Hummel announces new meeting dates for the Lorain County wool growers series. The sessions shift to February 8, 15 and 22 with afternoon gatherings at Wellington High School and evening meetings at Elyria. A chimney soot fire at 1130 West Avenue, Clyde House home, prompted the Elyria fire response at 10 21.
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Lorain County
C .T. Hummel
Wellington High School
Elyria
Clyde
West Avenue
Ohio State Wrestlers Split First Two Matches
The Ohio State wrestling team opened the year with an even 1 1 record after losing to Franklin & Marshall in Lancaster, Pa, and beating the Navy matmen in Annapolis, Md. This set of results followed a 1940 season setup with veteran leadership and upcoming prospects.
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OHIO
Columbus
Ohio State
The
Bucks
Franklin & Marchall
Lancaster
Navy
Annapolis
Community clubs and church groups schedule varied events
Nationalism Dies eight oclock references a time allotment to new work while Cloverleaf Club guests are invited Friday afternoon at Mrs William Inrman s Cleveland avenue home. St Peter Evangelical church senior league plans skating if weather allows or a scavenger hunt tonight at 7 with return at 9. Concordia Club meets in church parlors. Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters meets at 7 for pinochle games starting at 8. Marion Club of St Joseph s church meets with Miss Josephine Dybinski on Elyria Avenue. A basketball carnival features Amherst Eagles versus Simplex Radios of Sandusky. Ladies Society of Congregational church meets Wednesday afternoon in church parlors. Circle one of Women s Guild of St Peter Evangelical church meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Ed Young s Tenney avenue with Mrs L Roemer as hostess. Hickory Tree Grange to meet Thursday evening. Circle four of Women s Guild of St Peter Evangelical postponed to Jan 24 at Mrs Charles Hamann s Spring street due to Date funeral.
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League of
Josephine Dybinski
Elyria Avenue
Amherst Eagles
Simplex Radios
Sandusky
Ladies’ Society
Congregational Church
Women's Guild
St. Peter Erangelical Church
Circle Four
Women's Guild of
St. Peter Evangelical Church
Charles Hamann
Spring Street
Rev Henry Dute Dies In New York To Be Buried Here
Amherst, Jan 16 Rev Henry Dute 44 died in Dunkirk New York from stroke. He was born in Amherst and educated at North Central Academy and the Evangelical Theological Seminary Naperville IL. He served as pastor in Dunkirk and Amherst and leaves a widow and one sister and two brothers. His body will be shipped to Amherst for services at First Evangelical church with burial in Crownhill cemetery.
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Amherst
Henry Dute
Dunestp
Dute
Ambherst
Leavitt Road
Feangelical Associatorn
Erie Conference
Henry Neumeister
Fla
Walliam Berg
Rustwo Brotherer
Har
Greenville
Amhherst
Dunkirx Evangelical
First Evangelical Church of
Hayes
GC. L. Allen
Fremont
Crowntill Cemetery
Amherst Garden Club elects officers for annual meeting
Amherst Garden Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. E. E. Foster's home on Cleveland Avenue. Officers elected include President Mrs Henry Leimbich, Vice President Mrs E E Foster, Secretary Mrs J W Ludwig, Treasurer Mrs John Hamann. Committees named for program publicity and more.
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Amherst Garden Club
E. E B. Foster
Cleveland Avenue
Chasrn
Henry Leimbich
E. E. Foster
J.W. Ludwig
John Hamann
J. Shelly
A. P. Roth
Rotarians Hear Talk On Siam
Ralph Thibaut of Thew Shovel Co. Lorain spoke to the Amt Rotary Club on Siam experiences. He described shovel use for roads through jungle to China and the dangers the natives posed at night. Ladies Night plans were set for next week with dinner at 6 30 PM and tickets from Ludwig Thomas. Guests included Thibaut Schmauch Lersch and Brown.
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Ralph Thibaut
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Amt
Rotary Clio
Thibaut
Siam
China
Ludwig Thomas
Messrs Thibaut
Joan Schmauch
Carl Lersch
Gregory Brown
Organize Camera Club Eleven Local People Meet Weekly
Organize Camera Club Eleven local people met Mondays in the music room of the Public School to form a club. Officers chosen: Walter Frederick president Yarell Saunders vice president Charles Smyth secretary. Plans include meetings at members homes on the first and third Mondays. A special meeting at Walter Predtinstreet at 7 30 PM to elect a name and Frederick to speak on film development formulas with a demonstration.
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Walter Frederick
Yarell Saunders
Charles Smyth
Walter Predtinstreet
Frederick
Cornell Freshman From Mansfield Ends Life
Douglas James Hill, 19, a Cornell University freshman from Mansfield, ended his life by leaping from the suspension bridge into Fall Creek Gorge. Coroner William L. Seil ruled death by own action after examining notes left by the student.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Douglas James Hill
Cornell University
Mansfield
O. Hill
Fall Creek
William L. Seil
Cleveland Produce Market and Livestock Prices
Markets nearby list a wide range of produce and dairy items with unit prices and pack sizes including apples beets celery mushrooms potatoes tomatoes watermelons and oats. The entry also notes grain mill feeds and hay prices from local suppliers, plus Cleveland livestock prices for hogs steers cows and sheep and a variety of poultry and eggs, ending with a note on a January 20 deadline for a tag sale.
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Sgu
Cartuns
Potatuers
Sachs
Waterches
Oberlin council passes emergency gas rate ordinance
Oberlin village council, in an emergency move, approved a two year gas rate agreement with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. The B-2 and B-3 tiers set rates by hundred cubic feet with a monthly $1 minimum per customer. Council also postponed the 1940 appropriation and authorized use of funds for bills. Other actions include pending municipal night-line extension plans and personnel changes.
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Oberlin
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Zahm
Robert N. Fauver
Comings
No Legion Meeting Cited For Friday Evening
There will be no meeting of the American Legion Friday evening due to the early bird party or in Forty and Eight at The Hedges Briday evening. ANL Jegionnares with 1940 dues paid will be admitted free.
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American Legion
Hedges Briday
ANL Jegionnares
Eagles Plan Anniversary Party and Events
The Eagles met to plan the first anniversary of the Eagle Home and a member rally on January 29. A dance and a county meeting participation in Oberlin were discussed along with a Pineach meeting tonight.
Dog Tag License Rule Announced by Deputy Registrar
C. F. Cooper, deputy registrar in charge of the sale of dog tags here, announces that all dogs over three months old must have a license or they will be picked up by the dog catcher.
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C. F. Cooper
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Buddy) Walker
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West Coast
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Garden News
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East Lorain Street
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