Higher Taxes Proposed by Economic Chief at Farmers Week
At Ohio State University 2817 join Farmers Week as Dr. Mordecai Ezekiel proposes a nationwide conference of industry labor agriculture and government to tackle unemployment and farm price pressures. He urges higher taxes on the top five percent of households to channel more income to the bottom 60 percent. He also attacks corporate price control. Farm Bureau leaders note the event amid snow and cold as Farm Bureau Day features Green Lincoln and Blackburn.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ome State University
Mordecai Ezekiel
Henry Wallace
Ezekiel
Wallace
Farm Bureau
Perry W. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau Federal
Murray D. Tincoln
R. E Blackburn
American Farm Bureau Federation
Warner Hall At Oberlin To Be Repaired
Oberlin College trustees authorized major repairs to Warner Concert Hall at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music for next summer. Temporary fixes are done but the hall’s roof and upper walls require thorough overhauls.
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Warner Hall
Oberlin
Warner
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College Board of Trustees
Carnegie Library
George R. Hermingway
Oak Park
James H. Causey
New York City
Food Institute To Be Presented Here Again
The Chronicle Telegram reports a Gasco Food Institute event in Elyria with free admission February 7 8 and 9 at the High School Auditorium. Esther Raehm leads with Jean McCullough and K A Williams assists as program director. three daily sessions cover modern cooking trends time saving methods and menu planning including breakfasts meals and party foods using new demonstrations and the Magic Mirrors feature.
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Tate
Fond Institute
Cion
Schindler And George Reach Gloves Finals
In Cleveland on January 30 a 32 fighter Golden Gloves field advanced to finals with sixteen Open and eight Novice title bouts slated. Max Schindler of Lorain dominated Joe Shilkoff of Cleveland in a three round semi while Benford Glover and George George moved toward crowns in their weight classes.
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Cleveland
Golden Gloves
Max Schindler
Lorain
Max
Joe Shilkoff
Mansfielder
Benford Glover
Manffield
Jimmy Kintz
George George
A. C
Gus Mullner
Managges
Buddy Smallwood
Paul Corbetta
Mansfield
Joe Maxin
Joe Mieharex
Allen Aubrey
Franklin Steinhauser
Sandusky
Val Boston
al Sauer
Two Games Remain On Hockey Sked Of Elyria Team
The Elyria Ice Hockey team can still finish among the top two in the Lorain League as it ends its schedule with two games next Sunday at Lakeview Park Derk against the Highway Coaches and Aces. Elyria holds seven points, two behind Moncriefs and Hi Way Cafe, with Moncriefs finished and Hi Way Cafe possessing two remaining games. The Canad ians also remain in contention with five points.
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Elyria
Lorain
Lakeview Derk
Highway Coaches
Coven’s 44 Points Top Loop Scorers
Coven’s Wilbur leads City-County Basketball League with 44 points from 20 field goals and four free throws. Ales of Avon Independents is second with 33 points, Rex Lees of Henrietta Grange tied for third with 29, Tddie Lach of Amherst Eagles at 29, and Bert er of Henrietta at 28, with several others listed in the scoring table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Cow
Ales
Avon Independents
Rex Lees
Henrietta Grange
Tddie Lach
Amherst Eagles
Berter
Henrietta
George Arthrell
Gardner Jeweleth
I Bluea
War Cleaners Efpath
Dean
Gardner's
Joe Yarsa
Loop Cage Games Postponed Due to Jefferson High Use
Announcement from W. Wagner of the Elyria Recreation Board states this week's City County Basketball League games set for Thursday at Jefferson Junior High gym are postponed. No new date has been determined as Jefferson gym is needed by other teams this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toda W. Wagner
Elyria Recreation Board
Jefferson Junior High
Jefferson Pymp
City-County League Managers Meet Friday
City-County Basketball League managers will convene at the YCM C A at 7 30 Friday night per director Al Wagner. All managers are urged to attend promptly to discuss league matters and schedules.
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YCM. C. A
al W. Wagner
Ambiguous Cage Schedule Across Towns
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous team names and places such as Siamher Teaglts Clearview Vernilbien Gratton Amherst Avon Lair Widgevrlin LaGrange Teirierty Hrookseidr Byeten Melos Elvira Mare s NorthLeague. Details are unreadable and unclear, but the passage appears to outline a regional cage schedule with multiple matchups and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britny Titra
Byeten
Satsritay Melos Ue
Elvira
Marmot
Giorain
Northern League
Gnorain Cours Lease Gaines
South Amherst to Play Two Close Season This Week
South Amherst High cagers eye the Lorain County Class B crown as the Green and White finish their schedule with two crucial games. They travel to Avon Lake Friday and host Avon Saturday after winning 14 straight, including 10 in the county league. Eaton, Henrietta and Avon still contend for at least a share. Friday's games include Avon at Grafton and South Amherst at Avon Lake among others.
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South Amherst High
Lorain County
Whnners
Green and White
Avon Lake
Avon
Eaton
Henrietta
South Amherst
Grafton
Belden
Ridgeville
Columbia
la Grange
Penfield
Brownhelm
Brookside
Lorain St. Mary's
Barons Face New Haven Eagles Tonight in Arena Showdown
Cleveland aims to rebound after a 3-0 loss to Springfield and 4-4 draw with Pittsburgh as the Barons host the New Haven Eagles. Former Barons Patterson and Roche join the visitors with Robinson making his first Cleveland appearance in years.
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Cleveland Barons
New Haven
Arena
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New Haven Eagles
Springfield
Syracuse State
Hershey Bears
Indianapolis
Barons
Eagles
Tavo
George Patterson
Earl Roche
Patterson
Rome
Radl Robinson
Windsor
Robinson
Robb Éarred
Two Industrial Games Tonight In Elyria League Play
The Elyria Industrial League resumes with two games tonight at Jeffer Warrior High Court. Automatic Pfsader faces Western Autumn Lie in the final of the first half while Industries lead the standings with 3-0, Western Automatics second at 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Industrial League
Jefferenn Varrior High
Pfsader Company
the Industries
Toledo Five Is Upset By DePaul
Toledo's high scoring Rockets were defeated by DePaul, 43 to 49, dropping Toledo into third place in the state's standings. Findlay also won, beating Bluffton, while Miami moves up in the Buckeye rankings.
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Toledo Five
DePaul
Columbus
Toledo
Ohio
Miami
Buckeye
Findlay
Bluffton
All-City Bowling League Night Schedule Listed
All City Bowling League sets night matches on schedule. Early shift at 7 features Jackson Grill versus Welsh Funeral Home, Hi-Speed Gay versus Gardner Jewelers, Finegan Bakery versus Shell On, Read Jewelers versus Gypsy Fiddle. Late shift at 9 pairs Federal Store versus Van's Service Station, Electro Alloys versus West Side Lumber, Pix Ley's Garage versus Wykrent's Recreation, Neha Bottling versus Array Potato Chips. Australia faces ship shortages due to wartime requisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyrrents Recreation
Jackson Grill
Welsh 9
Funeral Home
Hi-Speed Gay Ve Gardner Jewelers
Finegan Bakery
Shell On
Read Jewelers
Gypsy Fiddle
Federal Store
Van's
Electro Alloys
West Side Lumber
Pixley’s Garage
Wykrent's Recreation
Neha Bottling
Array
Miss McCullough To Assist At Institute Here
Esther Boehm food lecturer will be ably assisted by Miss Jean McCullough at the 1940 Gasco Food Institute. McCullough, home service representative of The Gas Company, is qualified to advise homemakers on cooking, menus, planning, and kitchen arrangements. The event is February 9 at the High School Auditorium.
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Gasco
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram Tre Gas Company
High School Auditorum
Esther Raehm
Jean McCullough
Home Service
Cus Company
K. A. Williams
Gasco Food Institute
Esther Boehm
McCullough
Gas Company
Miss McCullough
Ailve Council
Avon Lake Birthday Dinner Honors Betty Horwedel
Avon Lake centered social news outlines Mrs Fred Horwedel hosting a family dinner for Betty Horwedel with guests Bill Rochstroh from Cleveland and Avon Lake residents. Also notes Lorain Garden Club singer Mendey evening, PTA and Founders Day events, a bake sale, a stag card party by American Legion, and upcoming garden club meetings with speakers and style show.
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Avon Lake
Fred Horwedel
Center Road
Betty
Bill Rochstroh
Cleveland
William Car
Avon
Rosalind Mitchell
Wilma
Buddy Horwedel
Miss Horwedel
Charles Howells
Lorain
Amherst Hospital Board Meeting Reports 1939 Finances and Reappointments
Amherst records show a lively hospital board meeting in the town hall with President John Michael presiding. Treasurer Albert Slack reported 1939 receipts of 16 653 dollars 36 cents and expenditures of 17 070 dollars 64 cents. 443 admissions with 18 deaths across medical surgical obstetrical and newborn cases.
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Amherst
Board of Hospital Trustees
John Michael
Albert Slack
Clarence Dean
Hospital
Local social notes from Avon Lake and Cleveland events
Saturday social and illness notices include Martin Drotleff ill at Center road and a Mus ical contest in Wellington. Guests of Mrs Wini Fred Enis include Mesdames Helen Paul Ruth Harrison Lucy Kinsner from Avon Lake and Josephine Weigel Viola Starr from Cleveland.
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Wellington
Martin Drotleff
Center Road
Helen Paul
Ruth Harrison
Lucy Kinsner
Avon Lake
Josephine Weigel
Viola Starr
Cleveland
Winifred Enis
Community News and Club Events Highlight Local Birthdays
Gerald Schroeder's 17th birthday celebrated by friends with games and gifts. Shirley Menz Marie Telzerow Hilda Scharein and Mildred Fritsch honored guest. Marion Club hosts at Ruth Morrison home. Pinochle tournament final at Pythian hall with prizes and lunch. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Congregational church parlor at 1 30. Hickory Tree Grange meets Thursday evening. Amherst Hi records editor reveals all school vaudeville program for Feb 6 including grades and skits.
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Gerald Schroeder
Park Avenue
Shirley Menz
Marie Telzerow
Hilda Scharein
Mildred Fritsch
Schroeder
Margaret Gaehr
Hilda
Helena Scharein
Janet Springer
Norma Lange
Martha Holstein
Marie Tel
Marion Club
Ruth Morrison
Pearl Street
Pythian Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Nettie Schaeffer
George Carter
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Milan Ave
Mass
Kathryn Murray
Record of
Amherst Hi
Record
Amherbat Aerie Eagles rally and Rotary meeting notes
Seventy five members attended a Monday Amhbherat Aerie Eagles rally in the Eagle Home with a guest speaker William Wetherald former grand president from Zanesville. Plans were made for a membership drive and next Monday will see a trustee election due to Paul Mori's resignation. Twenty members and guests attended Amherst Rotary Club at the Methodist church parlor with next week’s program led by Werner Zilch. Hospital news reports Earl Miller discharged. Brief items note H J Shelly and Helen Roemer’s social travel and Read show attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Leuszler
South Main Street
Amherst Study Club
South Amherst Study Club
Russ
C. A. Alexander
Edgar Guest
E. E
Amhbherat Aerie of Eagles
Eagle
William Wetherald
Zanesville
Clyde Donnelly
Joe Niesen
Paul Mori
Cleveland
Amherst Rotary Club
Methodist
Harry Powers
Dr. Dew
Oberlin
Werner Zilch
Olive Tablets Promote Digestive Health and Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable supplement that supports liver bile flow and gentle bowel movements. It claims over 20 years of use by Dr F M Edwards and positions Olive Tablets as the first choice for constipation and sluggish liver, with prices 15¢ 30¢ 60¢.
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Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
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Mother Gray
Food Institute
Germany
Esther Ruehm
Encyclopedia
National Milk Publicity Bureau
Koplin's Drug Store
Lodi Street
Kirsch
Court Street
Hess & Hess Pharmacy
East Broad Street
Koplin’s Drug Store
Lodi St
Court St
Dalry Or
Schindler
George
Hockey Sked
Coven
Cage
Australia
STRY
Shver
Fareelatnington
Honra, Dally & A. ME
Punkieck
Iited
Gladys Plocher
American Legion Post
Garden Club
American Region Post No. 211 Auxiliary
FB. A. Ennis
Lehmut of
Joe Cajka
Myers
W Black
Carl Thoma al
Cash & Carry
Fashion Cleaners
Middle Ave
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
John Fritz
Kael
George Parker
Michael
Paul Wohlever
Henry Miller
Parker Baird
Harold Penton
H. W. Powers
F. R. Powers
A. J. Rice
L. Roemer
H. J. Shelly
Bess Streeter
Aldrich
Shelly
James Nicholl
Yvonne McQuesay
Rotary Club
Hospital News
Earl Miller
Brownsheim
Helen Roemer
Richard Thutt
Lima
Chicago
Elk’s Hall
Floyd Hayes
Benefit of
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amhberst, Ohio
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