Makes Appeal For Co operative Movement In Lorain County
Murray D. Lincoln executive secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation urged farmers to organize co operatives to sell directly to city consumers. At the Lorain County Farm Bureau Co operative Association meeting he praised local pioneers and called for unity among Farm Bureau Grange and Farmers Union to solve farm price and milk issues, stressing practical action over grand plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
M. E
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ohio
Lorain
United States
Washington
Farm Bureau, Grange
Farmers Union
Lincoln
Columbus
W. G. Caskey
Four-H Club Congress Report and Belden Grange Play Notes
County agent C I Humainel presents a report on agricultural extension work and a Four H Club Congress by Rebecca Rea. Belden Grange members perform a short play, officers are elected, and the Brownhelm Four H Club band provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Humainel
Rebecca Rea
Belden Grange
Brownhelm Four-H
New Deal Loses In Popularity In Lorain County
Final figures from the 1935-36 Literary Digest poll show a decline in New Deal support in Elyria and Lorain. In Elyria voters favored 159 to 4158 against, down from 371 to 187 in 1934. Lorain tallies were 253 for and 349 against, down from 425 for and 143 against in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Literary Digest
Death of Mary Anna Wise 84 Belden Ohio
Mary Anna Wise 84 died at her Belden home after a week of illness. Born March 13, 1851 in Grafton township she lived there all her life. She married Henry Wise on March 28, 1871. he died August 22, 1929. Survived by ten children, thirty nine grandchildren and twenty nine great grandchildren. Four children died earlier. Friends may call at Sudro Funeral Home. funeral Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Burial in Belden cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anna Wise
Belden
Ohio
Grafton Township
Henry Wise
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Valley City
Bertha Marsh
Grafton
Ella Droege
Detroit
Edith Shuster
Amanda Stoskopf
New London
Anna Moehle
Elyria
Lorena Spieth
Elmer
Clarence Wise
Harry Wise
Cleveland
Sudro Funeral
William Fechter Dies in Elyria at 57
William Fechter died Sunday at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 5 25 PM after a lingering illness. He was 57 years old and unmarried, living with his sister Mrs Lucy Houserman at 123 Charles Court. Born in Duquesne Pennsylvania on November 1 1878 he came to Elyria 18 years ago and worked as a chef. He is survived by two brothers Fred Fechter of Peoria Illinois and Harry Fechter of Washington Pennsylvania and other relatives. He belonged to the Elks Eagles American Legion and Knights of Pythias. Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home ahead of services Wednesday at 2 00 PM with Rev William Muir Auld officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fechter
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fechter
Lucy Houserman
Charles Court
Duquesne
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Fred Fechter
Peoria
Ilinois
Harry Fechter
Washington
The
Elks, Eagles
American Legion
Knights of Pythias
Nichols Funeral Home
William Muir Auld
Lorain Funeral Director John Schultz Dies After Illness
John Schultz retired funeral director and Lorain resident since birth died after a three week illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital Jaguar s 26th He was born in Poland and lived at 1045 West Fourteenth Street Lorain Surviving are three daughters Mrs Anthony Prososki Mrs Vincent Saxaminski Mrs Lawrence Pokhryski in Europe John and William Schultz and Joseph Schultz along with 31 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren His wife Sophia preceded him in death The body will be removed from Bittner Funeral Home Elyria to the home of his daughter 840 West 14th Street Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 30 from Nativity Church and interment at Calvary Cemetery Torain (Torain) There is a garbled place name likely Lorain and Torain should be Lorain Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John Schultz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jaguars
Poland
West Fourteenth Street
Anthony Prososki
Vincent Sxaminski
Elyria
Lawrence Pokhryski
Europe
John
William
Joseph Schultz
Youngstown
Sophia
Bittner
West 14Th Street
Nativity Church
Dereg Nndry
Loalm
I. J. Dembowski
Calvary Cemetery
Torain
Inflation Talk Set on CBS With Yale Professor Wadson Hastings
Inflation Ahead will be the topic of a radio talk broadcast tomorrow afternoon on CBS. Dr Wadson Hastings professor of industrial administration at Yale University will speak. The program is scheduled from 1 to 1 30 p m under the national Mona Monetary Policy committee auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Broadcasting System
Wadson
Hastings
Yale University
Pico
National
Lined for Intoxication in Court Arraignment
Gideon Sands of Sixth Street was fined one dollar and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird today for an offense early Saturday. Sands insisted on arguing with another person in front of the police station, according to the police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Sands
Sixth Street
Don A. Baird
Sands
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin clubs and organizations list meetings for Monday January 27. Vine Rebekah lodge All Star Bridge Club Oberlin Junior League Karl Wilson Locke Post American Legion Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club Literature department Oberlin Women's Club Prof W H Borers speaks on Eighteenth Century Literature Martel Club Women’s club Men’s Civic League Nancy Squire Chapter D A R sewing meeting with pot luck dinner Literary and Social Club Oberlin Women’s Club meeting rescheduled to February 7 speaker Miss McAfee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Rebekah Lodge
All Star Bridge Club
Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club
Ada Cook
South Main Street
Oberlin Women’s Club
Mallory
East College Street
Profesoor W. H. Borers
S. B. Miller
Martel Club
Men’s Civic League
Robert Thomas
Locust Street
Nancy Squire
M. J. Watson
Elm Street
Firemen extinguish Lorain Street blaze at Oberlin home
The Oberlin fire department answered a call to put out a roof fire at 365 West Lorain Street the home of Albert Nertz a local police officer. Sparks from the chimney set the shingle roof alight but damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Albert Nertz
West Lorain Street
Oberlin Man Will Install Officers in Cleveland
Carl Berger of Oberlin will act as installing officer of Canton Cuyahoga in Cleveland this evening. Attending from Oberlin are Mr and Mrs S L Powers Mr and Mrs Feakins Mr and Mrs S L Wilson and Mr and Mrs C R Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Berger
Oberlin
Canton Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Canton
S. L. Powers
Feakins
S. L. Wilson
C. R. Summers
Birthday Celebration At Oberlin Odd Fellows Hall
The Oberlin Encampment holds Wildey Birthday observance at the Oberlin Odd Fellows Hall. Wildey founded Odd Fellowship. Attendees included Mrs. Henry Edmonds Miss Eva Smith and Miss Gertrude Hunt. Several local residents visited clubs and institutes across the area including King George V memorial services in Elyria and institute events in Oberlin Sunday guests from Medina Kent and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Odd Fellows
Hevekaus Wad
Wildey
Oberlin
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellowship
Henry Edmonds
Eva Smith
Gertrude Hunt
King George V
British Empire Club
Elyria
Percy Parnell
New London
Epworth League Institute
Henry Tulk
Walnut Street
L. F. Wainwright
Medina
Morgan Street
Kent
Ohio
R. C. Dailey
Alva Walker
Columbus
Wellington Kiwanis bring Elyria troupe to Opera House show
Wellington Kiwanis Club secured an Elyria Amateur troupe for a Friday evening performance at the local Opera House. Proceeds support the club’s child welfare program. Harland Brown supervised the event with music instructors from Miss Evelyn Steck to Floyd Moore presenting pieces from Scheherazade to Verdi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Friendship Guild of the Congregational Church
Evelyn Steck
Messrs
Einar Helstrom
R. L. Crowe
Russell Peterson
Gerald Franks
Floyd Moore
Sylvia
Speaks
Rinsky-Korsakov
Over the Steppe
Gretchaninoff
Tscharowsky
Handel
Verdi
C. W. Recard
Vesper Service at Congregational Church Sunday Afternoon
The Vesper Service presented in the Congregational church at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon was described as a noteworthy community event with music and readings highlighting the day’s spiritual observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Relief Workers' Local To Meet On Tuesday
Relief Workers Local No 1 of Elyria will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 a m Tuesday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall 41 Broad Street. The group includes WPA workers and unemployable men on relief and the meeting will be open to all such men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal No. 1
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
WPA
Driver Loses Control In Damaging Truck Collision
A truck driven by Sterling Eddington and owned by William Picard was left badly damaged after losing control near S18 West River Street, breaking a telephone pole and colliding with Ralph Frimerich’s truck. A second collision at Lodi and West River streets damaged cars driven by Thomas Gilbert and RS Jones. Theodore Blythe reported his parked car was struck Saturday night by an unidentified vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Eddington
Cleveland Street
William Picard
Sugar Ridge Road
Eddington
West River Street
Ralph Frimerich
Middle Avenue
Balicr
Thomas Cilbert
North Ridgeville
RS. Jones
Georgia Avenue
Lorain
Lodi
West River Streets
Jurors Report For Duty On Short Call In Lorain Area
Thirteen petit jurors were dismissed after 9 a m as three cases scheduled for trial were settled. Jurors earned two dollars for reporting and are to return tomorrow. Fifteen other prospective jurors report on February 3, including Ethel Bergman John Herter E K Sherman Anna Pallas Rose DeVenny John Fisher Russell Wylmer Frank Walesar Thadustin William G Morrison John Betzel Helen Fox Geraldine Lea Fred Mohns and O H McRoberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bergman
John Herter
E. K. Sherman
Anna Pallas
Miyrta
Rose DeVenny
John Fisher
Russell Wylmer
Y M C A Adds Public Speaking Course
The Y M C A announces a new public speaking course as part of its adult education offerings. The class meets Thursday night and aims to improve speech craft and presentation skills for adults.
Receiver Appointed For Clothing Store
Attorney Leonard Smith of Fly Tin was appointed receiver of Crawford Clothing Company on Broad Street with consent of the defendant following a filing by Nramer Brandies Inc alleging a justice court judgment for 75 had not been satisfied. The receiver will keep the store operating under Crawford with a $30 weekly fee. Edward Felder, a clerk, will be retained at $10 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Fly- Tin
Crawford Clothing Company
Broad Street
Nramer-Brandies, Inc
Justice Court
Crawford
Edward Felder
Defective Wiring Blamed For Car Fire In Garage
A car owned by Walter Cross caught fire Saturday afternoon in a garage at 223 Oberlin Road owned by Hugh Cross. The fire, extinguished with snow by the owner, caused no damage and the vehicle was moved outside for inspection. Firemen from Hose Company One and Engine Company One responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cross
Oberlin Road
Hugh Cross
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number One
Five Lorain Children Admitted To Oberlin Home
Lorain County became foster parents today for five children after their mother died last week. Juvenile Judge H. C. Wilcox committed the children to the Oberlin Children's Home as the father testified he could not provide for them. The youngsters are the youngest of seven in their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain
H.C. Wilcox
Oberlin
Outlook Positive for American Lace Company in 1936
American Lace Manufacturing reports last year net income 35340 dollars, 97 cents per share, up from 16013 dollars and 42 cents in 1934. Gross sales rose to 476281 dollars, a 231/2 percent gain. Board adds B A Spayne to replace deceased Herman Friedman. other directors and officers re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lace Manufacturing Company
Leonard Birch
B. A. Spayne
Herman Friedman
Lorain County Farmers Attend Ohio Farmers' Week
At least eleven Lorain County farm workers and farmers will attend sessions of the Ohio Farmers' Week program at Ohio State University in Columbus this week. Attendees include C. I. Hummel, Miss Alice Bird, F. E. Schriver, Leon Lehman, Mrs. Paul Portman, H. L. Leimbach, Harry Rowland, N. W. Lee and son, and N. J. Hoskin, with Hoskin serving as a delegate to the Ohio Holstein Breeders' Association meeting and Schriver displaying apples. Portman and Leimbach also represent the county Women's Home Council at the state league meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio State University
Columbus
C. I. Hummel
Alice Bird
F. E. Schriver
Leon Lehman
Paul Portman
H. L. Leimbach
Harry Rowland
N. W. Lee and Son
N. J. Hoskin
Mortgage Suit Seeks Foreclosure in Elyria Court
The Andwur Mortgage Loan Company filed against Carl Swiers and others for 2594 dollars seeking foreclosure of property in Elyria. Oscar C. Singer was granted a divorce Saturday by Judge D A Cook for wilful absence. Mrs. Charles A.bookire filed for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. Mrs. Lloyd B. Gotshal was granted a divorce today on wilful absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Carl Swiers Et al
Elyria
Oscar C. Singer
D. A Cook
Charles Abookire
Lloyd
Gotshal
Schools Closed As An Emergency
Lorain County village and rural schools were counted present for Thursday and Friday if closed or if buses did not run on those days. County Superintendent C A Gibbons says the emergency closing follows a talk with the state education department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
State Department of Education
Gibbeug
State Department
Lorain Wool Growers Set February Meeting Plans
Lorain County Wool Growers' Association plans its annual meeting for February 14. The exact location is still undecided. L. A. Kaufman of the Ohio Wool Growers' Association is expected to be the main speaker. Officers are R. E. Campbell, president, and H. G. Portman, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Wool Growers’ Association
L. A. Kaufman
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Lorain County Association
R. E. Campbell
H. G . Portman
Disorderly conduct fines issued in downtown restaurant case
Mayor Don A. Baird fined Bud Monroe, 22, of 210 Furnace street one dollar plus costs for disorderly conduct after a downtown restaurant disturbance Saturday night. Andrew Kellerman, 24, of 238 West River street was fined one dollar and costs for creating a disturbance at his home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Baird
Bud Monroe
Furnace Street
Andrew Kellerman
West River Street
Father moves family across state line in custody dispute
A father stated he could keep his two older sons aged 14 and 18 as he plans a move to widen his home range from one year to eleven. He is employed part time at the National Tube of Spapny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube
Spapny
Holding The Bag: Coughlin Decries Sham Battle In US Politics
Detroit dated report on Rev Charles E Coughlin attacking the American Liberty League and the New Deal as a sham battle that keeps the public holding the bag He criticizes Al Smith as a speaker and accuses the parties of aiding money interests and communism while calling for cleansing Congress of corrupt influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
American Liberty League
The
New Deal
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Congress
Liberty League
al Smith
Coughlin
Libert
Pinks
Reds
America
United States Chamber of Commerce
New Farm Program Constitution Questioned by Senate Panel
The Senate agriculture committee questioned the constitutionality of the administration’s new farm program, delaying action and seeking a Solicitor General opinion after hearing Secretary Wallace and AAA Administrator Davis defend it as constitutional and practical. The bill aims to replace a national mechanism with state level AAA structures for soil conservation and crop control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
Wallace
Chester A. Davis
Davis
Stanley Teed
Supreme Court
Cold Wave Claims Ten More In State including Several Fatalities
Deaths rose to 40 in the week due to freezing temperatures across the state. Ice bound Ohio River and six to eight inch wakes halted navigation while highways remained dangerous. An auto crash near Troy killed Finina Waski and Robert Murray, and another crash killed Mrs. Earl Hopes in Youngstown. Fires and gas fumes caused six more deaths including Raymond Lively, Annabelle Stamp, Rachael Dicken, Rexford Mendenhall, John Margal, and Richard Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Finina Waski
Robert Murray
Springfield
Earl Hopes
Youngstown
Raymond Lively
Annabelle Stamp
Cincinnati
Rachael H. Dicken
Logan
Rexford Mendenhall
Lima
John Margal
Cleveland
Richard Kramer
Wheeling
W. Va
Steubenville
Ickes Responds on Walk Plan for Washington
The inquiry centers on where the “Happy Warrior” will walk and how far, as Ickes weighs options for a planned stroll. The discussion reflects curiosity about the route and length of the forthcoming walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Markets and political headlines mix in Cleveland edition
Market reports from Cleveland list prices for poultry, butter, potatoes, and livestock with specific grades and weights. In politics, discussions on Will Smith's campaign, New Deal critiques, and quotes from Ickes and Barkley frame Washington debate ahead of Southern Jeffersonian and Borah events.
Funeral Train Carries Late King to Windsor for Burial
The late king's funeral will begin with his body leaving Paddington at noon and arriving at Windsor by 12 35. The coffin will be moved by sailors on a gun carriage in the royal procession to St. George's Chapel with the Archbishop of Canterbury officiating. Edward, exhausted, spent the weekend at Fort Belvedere and only appeared publicly by driving his car in Windsor Great Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
Windsor
Royal Chapel
St. George's
Edward
Buckingham Palace
London
Guards Regiment
Archbishop of Canterbury
Fort Belvedere
Great Park
City address system uses color coded numbers in Genoa
In Genoa Italy houses receive black numbered identifiers while stores and offices use red numbers to designate their addresses. The system distinguishes residential and commercial properties by color coded digits across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
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Mulr's
West Side Lumber & Coal
New England
Court Street
Court
Star Shoe Shop
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Flyria
Esther Alflen
Union St
J. W. Hill
Miss McAfee
Lorain Street
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Elvria Amateurs
Vesper Service
American Lace Company
Baird
Father Coughlin
New Farm
Ohio River
Ickes
Cleveland Froduck
Broullers
Maine
Idaho
Smith
Bolt
Barkley
Hoover
Town Hall Forum
Madison Square Garden
New York
Smaith
Boston
Senate Finance Committee
Jan
White House
Roosevelt
George W. Norris
New Yorker
James W. Wadsworth
N.Y
Arthur Vandenbergr
Mich
Sharp
Joseph C. O’ O'Mahoney
D. Wyo
Shorp
Donald R. Riehberg
NRA
Melvin D Hildreth
National Progressive League
Macon
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
John Henry Kirby
Texas
Talmadge
Huey P. Long
Wiliam E. Borah
Borah
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Hagmen
LaGrange
Pittsfield
August Hagmen
C. R. Dawson
Phone LaGrange
Floyd Buswell
Grand Gas Ranges
Elyria Electric & Music Store
F. A. Steger
Mgr
West Ave
Totner
Alawain County Company
Lorain Onamty Propie
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