Farm Bureau directors reelected at Lorain County meeting
About 400 members attended the Lorain County Farm Bureau annual session to reelect all three directors with terms expiring. R. E. Campbell from Camden, Pittsfield and Well ington. Glenn I. Hobbs from Amherst, Russia and Carlisle. and H. L. Leimbach from Black River, Brownhelm and Henrietta were returned. The afternoon program featured Elis Cowling of Trumbull County advocating cooperative movement, plus music, youth camp reports, Grange notes, and a tribute to W. G. Caskey.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
Farm Bureau Meeting
First Methodist Episcopal Church
R. E. Campbell
County Farm Bureau
Camden
Pittsfield
Wellington
Glenn I. Hobbs
Farm Bureau Credit Union
Amherst
Russia
Carlisle
H. L. Leimbach
Black River
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Elis Cowling
Trumbull County Farm Bureau
Co-Operative
Eleanor Petty
Kenneth Mason
John L. Barber
Pomona
E. D. Schramm
W. G. Caskey
West Ridge Honor Roll and Local Club News
West Ridge school lists honor roll with averages of 90 or above: Howard Gleisner Helen Soules Virginia Sippel Judith Kirk Virginia Simms Patricia Fowl and Steve Toth. County Senior Four-H club members from here toured the Cleveland Plain Dealer plant: Margaret and Mildred Pallas Lois Eldred Doris Minnich Chester Sprague. Temperance Day observed at South Murray Ridge and West Ridge schools on Friday afternoon January 22. Mrs John Miskow of Lorain visited Mrs Minnie Hostetter at Mrs B O Popes. Mrs H J Hillier will host W C T U on Thursday January 28 with Lydia Lord Davis of Oberlin as guest speaker. Strong attendance desired. Senior Four-H club members attended Carlisle Grange hall meeting: Margaret and Mildred Pallas Margaret Mason Lois Eldred Doris Minnich Chester Sprague. Mrs Carl Fowl visited her sister Mrs Carl Friday of Cleveland at Elyria Memorial hospital Thursday. The 1st and 2nd degrees will be conferred on new members at Carlisle Grange next meeting. Carlisle Grange
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West Ridge
Howard Gleisner
Helen Soules
Virginia Sippel
Judith Kirk
Virginia Simms
Patricia Fowl
Steve Toth
Cleveland
Carlisle Grange Hall
Margaret and
Mildred Pallas
Margaret Mason
Lois Eldred
Doris Minnich
Chester Sprague
Carl Fowl
Carl Friday
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carlisle Grange
Nature Provides Sound Effects For Farm Bureau Talk
At the Lorain County Farm Bureau cooperative association annual meeting in the First M E church Ellis Cowling educational director of the Trumbull County Farm Bureau had just finished a story about a snowball gathering more snow when a large avalanche slid from the roof as the temperature rose. He quipped that it was not the first time he started a rumble and the audience laughed.
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Mother Nature
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
M. E
Ellis Cowling
Trumbull County Farm Bureau
Cowling
Belden Grange Plans Next Regular Meeting
Belden Grange announces the program for its next regular meeting on Tuesday evening January 26. Mrs Theodore Grills visited her father Cornelius Smith of Edison Highway on Thursday. Mr and Mrs C Williams attended the North ern Ohio Drafthorse Association banquet in Oberlin Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs W C Porter of the Oberlin road hosted dinner Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Merle Penfound of Carlisle and Mr and Mrs Bud Porter helped celebrate Buds birthday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Risden of Vermilion were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Schaible Wednesday.
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Belden Grange
Theodore Grills
Cornelius Smith
Edison Highway
C. Williams
Northern Ohio Drafthorse Association
Oberlin
W. C. Porter
Oberlin Road
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
Bud _ Porter
Bud
Ralph Risden
Vermilion
Charles Schaible
North Ridgeville Garden Club meets in Town Hall
The North Ridgeville Garden Club met Monday afternoon at the Town Hall. They transacted routine business and heard talks on Japanese gardens and flower containers. The February meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Frank Sweet of Fields with Mr. Hummel, the county agent, addressing the gathering.
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NO. Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Officers named for the Young Ladies Sodality
Officers elected for the coming year of the Young Ladies Sodality of St. Peter's church include spiritual adviser Sister Mary George S. N. D. as well as president Arlene Pitts vice president Irene Noll secretary Lyda Bommer and treasurer Anne Carley.
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Young Ladies Sodality
St. Peter’s Church
Mary George S. N
Dramatic Club plans Ladies of The Jury at St Peter's
The Dramatic Club of St Peter's Church prepares Ladies of The Jury for presentation in the parish auditorium. February 7 and 8 are the show dates, with details in parish notices and related church activities.
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St. Peter’s Church
Ford Co Gets $2 486 321 In Tax Refunds
Washington January 25 The Ford Motor Company led a list of taxpayers receiving refunds totaling 21 397 877 for fiscal year 1936. Ford received 2 115 312 in income tax refunds and 371 008 in capital stock tax refunds, a combined 2 486 321. Committee chairman John Cochran noted refunds were small compared to past years and highlighted processing taxes of 11 525 456. He added cash collections of back income taxes in 1936 reached 223 557 591, about ten times the total refunds. Other listed refunds include Michael J. Gibbons 14337 and Lorillard Co 46603.
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Washington
Ford Motor Company
House Committee On
Treasury Department
Ford Company
John Cochran
Cochran
Michael J. Gibbons
Walt Cassell
Eberly
Dayton
Lorillard and Co
Middletown
Tobacco
Miami Paper Co
Russian Cellist Raya Garbousova at Oberlin recital
Oberlin Ohio January 28 Russian cellist Raya Garbousova will perform at Finney Chapel Tuesday January 26 at 7 30 P M in the first Oberlin Conservatory Artist Recital of the year The program opens with Caporale Sonata in D minor and a Suite in D minor The Dayton Weston Paper and Mfg Company lists 25569 income while J T Barlow Company of Dayton shows 12554 in cotton obligations
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Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory
Raya Garbousova
Finney Chapel
Miss Garbousova
Andrea Caporale
Recital program notes minor by Reger and Haydn pieces
Following intermission the artist will perform four works including Rococo Variations by Tchaikovsky, Largo and Rondo by Weber arranged for cello by G Platigorsky, Noc turne by Chopin, and Zapaten do by Sarasate.
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Max Reger
Haydn
Tchaikovsky
G.weber
Chopin
New York Recruiting District Enlists 2506 Recruits in 1936
The New York Recruiting District accepted 2,506 candidates to fill a complete infantry regiment during 1936, according to official statistics compiled by Col. William H. Patterson who led the district.
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New York
William H. Patterson
Eagle Attacks Anglers by Lake in Missouri
Two fishermen K H Brewer and M M Odom were fishing near a Missouri lake when an eagle attacked, prompting a safety scare and prompting local wildlife authorities to monitor the scene.
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Lakeside
M. M. Odom
Unclear text fragment records mention eagle attack and Bass
A damaged clipping notes an eagle strike with oar to deter a bass capture near Lake of the Ozarks. It also references honors in Rouen for Liszt and a Toledo trust fund growing toward a million, with pension-like goals over decades.
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Lake of the Ozarks
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Mishawaka
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C. H. Kathe
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Jack Kathe
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Lorain
H. P. Eldred
Pasadena
Cal
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Honolulu
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J. T Barlow Co
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