Lorain County Farm Bureau re-elects leaders at annual meeting
Ten of eleven officers were re-elected for another year at the Lorain County Farm Bureau annual meeting in the First M. E. church. W. G. Caskey was re-elected president for a sixth year, with Mrs. A J Cooper as the new among five ladies-at-large. Ramsower of Ohio State University outlined a four fold program: balanced production decreased costs better merchandising and a safe land policy emphasizing group coordination and nationwide land planning. About 500 to 600 persons attended the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ramsower
Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Bureau
M. E
W. G. Caskey
Russia Township
A. J. Cooper
Brownhelm Township
H. L. Leimbach
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
Charles Hales
Columbia Township
Cooper
A.D. Crocker
A. J. Carpenter
Eaton Township
George Cotton
Elyria Township
E. B. Durkee
Grafton Township
State Farm Bureau
A. D. Crocker
Ed. Schramm
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
M. BE
Ramsower
Canada
Argentina
Australia
United States
America
Ohio
Boulder Dam
Winter Drought Worsens After Dry 1930 Summer
Chicago reports indicate an unprecedented winter drought with minimal snow and rain. Midwest areas face stressed winter crops as streams dry and cattle suffer. Kentucky and nearby states hit hardest with water shortages. Early maturing crops for Chicago gardeners struggle amid alternating freezes and thawing, with bulbous plants damage from lack of snow cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
Kentucky
Grafton Man To Go On Trial Tomorrow
Albert Eberhart, 70, of Grafton, will be tried tomorrow on a charge of shooting to wound William Felch on November 2. The incident followed an argument in a Grafton hotel. This is the first criminal trial since the January grand jury report. Other cases on the assignment include John Kozal for cutting to wound, James Sharp and James Blain for robbery, Dwight Eaton for assault to rob, Ollie Wynn for cutting to wound, K. H. Lewis for fraud, and Leo McGinty and Thomas Green Slade for burglary and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Eberhart
Grafton
William Felch
John Kozal
James Sharp
James Blain
Dwight Eaton
Ollie Wynn
K. H. Lewis
Leo McGinty
Thomas Greenslade
Y DIRECTOR TO MEET
The Ely- Tia Y M C A board of directors will meet Tuesday afternoon to hear reports from officers and transact business requiring the board’s attention, per today’s notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely- Tia
Cat Beats Anglers in Tomcod Catch at Prospect Harbor
Local fishermen were outpaced by A. L. Strout's house cat Nig which caught three tomcod and brought them home before any angler scored. The early-season run shows a feline edge over seasoned anglers in Prospect Harbor Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Harbor
A. L. Strout
Weather Forecast for Ohio Monday and Tuesday
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with likely light rain in southern portions. Temperatures show little change, with high readings earlier in Los Angeles and Phoenix and much colder lows in Pas and surrounding areas. High pressure persists over the southeast while shifting over the Lake Region and Ohio Valley. temperatures fall in the central and eastern regions but rise in the Upper Missouri and Upper Mississippi Valleys. shippers anticipate winds from the north to the east and west, generally 25 to 35 above normal in all directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Prince Albert C. Minnedosa
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Midde Plains
Lower
Missouri
Mississippi
Car Turns Over Nigh Arrival Endangers Elyrians
County Schools Superintendent R. P. Vaughn and Juvenile Officer William Oldham escaped serious injury when the county car they were using sideswiped Principal W. E. Kessler's car at Penfield, veered into a 10 foot ditch south of Wellington after leaving Lancaster with a youth to the state institution. Oldham cited the incident as caused by a front wheel shimmy. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Vaughn
William Oldham
W. E. Kessler
Penfield
Wellington
Oldham
Vaughn
Lancaster
Lorain County Officials Set Busy Schedule for Columbus Trip
County commissioners Thomas Peebles and Charles Murray travel to Columbus for a meeting with State Highway Director O W Merrill about the $1,000,000 highway and bridge expenditure in Lorain County this year. George Rhoads stays for a building commission session at 1 p m to review plans for a nurses home at the tuberculosis sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Peebles
Charles Murray
Columbus
O. W. Merrill
Lorain County
George Rhoads
Board
Building Commission
Bird Coloring Contest Winners Named in Chronicle Telegram
Winners of the Chronicle Telegram bird coloring contest for the past week include Stephen Solet, 6, from La Grange and Betty Jacoby, 12, of Franklin School. Honorable mentions include William Magy, Madeline Cooke, Helen Barlow, Rudy Farkas, and Alan Schroeder from various local schools. The subject this week is the catbird and readers are invited to color and mail in their pictures for a Birdland Coloring Kit prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Solet
la Grange
Carlisle Center
Betty Jacoby
Park View Court
Franklin School
Wera
Chronicle-Telegram
William Magy
West River Street
Franklin
Madeline Cooke
Denison Avenue
McKinley
Helen Barlow
Ninth Street
St. Mary’s School
Rudy Farkas
Roosevelt School
Alan Schroeder
Sycamore Street
Allen School
Birdland
Leaders In Project To Provide Food For Needy Elyria Families
Community effort in Elyria grows as Troxel Manufacturing and other local factories collect and distribute weekly food to struggling families. O O Strohl urged the idea, J W Brandt expanded it, and trucks now pick up items daily with careful item checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
O. O. Strohl
West Street
Chronicle-Telegram
J. W. Brandt
Troxel Manufacturing Co
Troxel Co
Brandt
Cal
Elyria Public Schools Start Semester With Record High High School Enrollment
Elyria public schools commenced the second semester of 1930-31 with a reduced total grade school enrollment but a record high in Elyria High School. The decline in grades stems from the annual promotion plan reducing first grade entrants, while high school gains come from eighth grade promotions. Total district enrollment is expected near 5,050, with high school enrollment near 1,560 to 1,570.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria High School
R. C. Maston
McKinley
Kicked by Horse Causes Fracture to Elyria Youth
Joseph Nemeth, 19, of R. D. 4 Elyria, was kicked by a horse on Telegraph road at 1 p m. today, suffering a fractured left leg. He was treated at Memorial hospital where his injuries were reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nemeth
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Northeastern Dog Warden Association Meets Here
The Northeastern Dog Warden Association holds its annual meeting here with dog wardens and deputies from twenty two counties expected. County Dog Warden Lee Minkler, association president, said the event will begin at 10 a.m. and continues through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog Warden’s Association
Lee Minkler
Eight Tragic Deaths From Ohio Weekend Toll
Eight Ohioans died in violent incidents over the weekend per United Press. Causes included self destruction by nine individuals and several accidents. Names include John A. Martindale in Columbus, Alvin King in Summerside, Andrew H. Smith in Cincinnati, Raymond Langenfelder in Sandusky Bay, Howard Stough in Akron, Gilbert Crane in Bergholz, Bernard Nacker near Cleves, and John Smithers in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Today
John A. Martindale
Sanitary
Columbus City
Raymond Langenfelder
Sandusky Bay
Howard Stough
Akron
Gilbert Crane
Bergholz
Bernard Nacker
Cleves
John Smithers
Washington, D. C
Parole Refused Fined 300 and Costs
Nicholas Bohoric of Lorain was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge W B Thompson after the court refused paroled relief. Bohoric faced charges of furnishing quote to Marguerite Koch and Edith Wargo, both 14 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Bohoric
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Bohoric
Marguerite Koch
Edith Wargo
Witness in Crime Probe Shot in Detroit Store
Detroit January 26 witness Harry Sominsky 37 a key figure in a crime probe was shot and seriously wounded while seated at a drug store table by a gunman who entered the store and fled in an awaiting car. police probe ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harry Sominsky
Special Crime
Sominsky
FATAL FATE OF WELLINGTON TEACHER IN CARBON MONOXIDE
Wellington, Colo January 26 A Wellington public school teacher Miss Hazel Sampson age 40 was found dead in her bath tub by her mother Mrs W E Sampson. Coroner ruled death due to carbon monoxide from a gas stove with a blocked flue. Neighbors and friends recall her close ties to lifelong friend Miss Maybelle Williams who died last year and who wished burial beside Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hazel Sampson
Wellington
Hazel Sampson
Wyn Clara
Miss Sampson
C. B. Weedman
Thomas Peebles
Sampson
Frank
Lakewood
Maybelle Williams
Miss Williams
Coast Guard fires on Temiscouda in Long Island Bay
Coast guard gunfire halted the Temiscouda, a British vessel from St Johns Newfoundland, in Fort Pond Bay near Long Island. The ship, carrying about 1 000 cases of liquor and a crew of six, was disabled when a shot punctured its gasoline tank. It surrendered after three warning shots were ignored and was taken to the coast guard base for papers check and later to New York for customs surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Former New Jersey Governor Edwards Found Dead at Home
JERSEY CITY Jan 26 Former U S Senator Edward I Edwards once governor of New Jersey was found dead at his home police said Investigators pursued leads as initial reports suggested a sunshot wound but could not confirm the rumor immediately
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
U.S
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Edwards
Funeral services for Dr Karl P Reely Tuesday afternoon
Funeral services for the late Dr Karl P Reely will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from the home on Overbrook road The Rev E B Redhead pastor of St Andrew s Church will officiate assisted by Dean Graham of Oberlin School of Theology Burial will be made in Ridge lawn Cemetery Services at the grave will be private
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl P. Reely
Overbrook Road
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Church
Dean Graham
Oberlin School of Theology
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Gandhi Freed From Ahmedabad Jail Affects Indian Congress
Thousands of Indians await Mahatma Gandhi's release as Viceroy Lord Irwin orders unconditional freedom for key All Indian National Congress leaders. Gandhi Ja-Waharlal Nehru Vallabhai Patel Sarojini Naidu and others set to meet on Round Table proposals. Gandhi weighs about 100 pounds after long imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Mahadev Desai
All-Indian Congress
Mahatma Gandhi
Ahmedabad
Lord Irwin
New Delhi
India
All- Indian National Congress
Congress
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Vallabhai Patel
Sarojini Naidu
Sen Gupta
Congress Movement
Round Table
Miss Mary L Malley Suffers Fractured Left Wrist In Slip
Miss Mary L Malley a stenographer in the Otto K Mischka office slipped and fell this morning fracturing her left wrist. She was taken to Amherst hospital and later returned home to Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Malley
Otto K. Mischka
Amherst Hospital
Amherst
Cleveland Southwestern Railway Abandonment Hearing Set
Federal Judge Samuel H. West scheduled another hearing on the Cleveland Southwestern Railway petition to abandon service spanning 287 miles. Companies and cities file briefs by today. receivers cite financial losses and a $2.2 million mortgage while city officials pledge no protest briefs. The court action and bond conditions aim to resolve the trolley line’s fate with decisions expected early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Samuel Hi. West
Ohio
Gardner Abbott
Harry Redington
Don W. Myers
Samuel H. West
C. J. Mayers
Elyria
Myers
Redington
Mayers
M. S. Reeve
Myron Jones
Council
Judge West
Another Group Added In Red Cross Drive
A. L. Werner said another group joined the Red Cross drive for relief funds today and C. C. Locke was named to head all military organizations except the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drive
A. L. Werner
Red Cross
C. C. Locke
American Legion
Werner
Murbach to Show Europe Films at YMCA Meeting
Ralph Murbach will present motion pictures from his recent Europe trip at the weekly Young Men's Club gathering at the YMCA. The event was announced by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ralph Murbach
Young Men’s Club
Week End Losses Recovered by Lost and Found Service
Week End losses are quickly recovered by contacting our Lost and Found Department. We help many people recover lost jewelry clothes pocket books key rings dogs cats and more each week. Want ads are inexpensive and highly effective to reach many readers quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost and Found
Also Mentioned on This Page
QO. O. Strohl
Bulletin
Mse Aun
Karl P. Reefy
Ueganda
Poona
Victoria Terminus
Aedington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!