Wallace urges farmer cooperation over compulsory controls
Secretary Wallace spoke in Madison urging dairy leaders to join voluntary production controls under the agricultural adjustment act. He warned that failure to expand cooperative efforts could push regimentation, licensing, and compulsory adjustment as proposed by Midwest governors, while criticizing milk distributors for profit in higher costs to producers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wallace
Wisconsin State College of Agriculture
Metallurgist to Address Elyria Kiwanis Meeting
J. W. Henry of Electro Alloys Company will speak at the Elyria Kiwanis Club gathering tomorrow at the Hotel Newell. He will discuss the work at the Electro Alloys plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
J. W. Henry
Electro-Alloys Company
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Mayor Swetx Fined for Intoxication
Joe Swetx was fined five dollars and costs after being arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster this morning for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Swetx
Insanity hearing set for James A Solandt in Elyria
Judge H C Wilcox will hear the insanity case against 70 year old James A Solandt a former Greek professor at a large eastern university. Police Chief E J Stankard filed the insanity warrant after multiple complaints made in recent days. He has lived in Elyria for about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wilcox
James A. Solandt
Elyria
E. J. Stankard
Solets Name Labiffet as Defendant in Carlisle Lease Suit
In court here John and Mary Solet sue to cancel a lease on property in Carlisle Township naming John Labiffet as a defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary Solet
John Labiffet
Carlisle Township
Taxation Reforms debated as 1934 issues loom
The joint taxation commission meets to craft bills for a workable tax program and bond refunding. Proposals include delinquent tax collection measures, receivership for property, a state agency, and expanded local operating expense levies. Funds may come from liquor and cigarette taxes amid weak school districts needing about 6.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Joint Taxation Commission
Carlton S. Dargusch
The
Taxation Commission
Dargusch
Special
Joint Tax Committee
Joint
Lquor
Darevern
Haquor
YM C A to Organize New Swimming Team
The YMCA starts organizing a swimming team with tryouts tonight at the association building. Three coaches will evaluate aspirants led by life-saving instructor Elmo Brooks as free-style coach, diving coach Gerald Hultz, and backstroke coach Thomas Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Elmo Brooks
Gerald Hultz
Thomas Moody
Harmon ial Society to stage Safety First at Town Hall
Rochester church group and friends present the three act country farce Safety First at the Town Hall on Thursday night February first at eight o clock. Rev Cobb directs the cast featuring Jack Montgomery Greydon Jewett Jerry Arnold Maurice Switzer and others to raise funds for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Jap. O
Harmonial Society of the
M.fe
Cobb
Jack Montgomery
Greydon Jewett
Jerry Arnold
Maurice Switzer
Mr. McNutt
Ralph Taylor
Elmer Flannel
Lee Conklin
Abou Ben Mocha
Turkey
Arthur Jewett
Mabel Montgomery
Jack
Dorothy Switzer
Virginia Bridger
Eva Ward
Barrington Bridger
Ella Taylor
Zuljeka
Abbie Jewett
Mary Ann O'Finner Jr
Mary Storrow
Brief social notes from the Good Will Class and area visits
Social updates cover the Good Will Class gathering at the Langdon home, visits by Mrs. Rilla Crumrine, a birthday dinner for Myron Shelton in Wakeman, Epworth League delegates to a Norwalk convention, and various local travels. Blizzard-disrupted travel caused some to stay overnight. several residents and relatives are noted visiting, hosting, or moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will
The
Baptist Sunday School
James Langdon
Rilla Crumrine
Nova
Wayne
Earl Eaton
Eugene Babcock
Elva McConnell
New London
Arthur Jewett
Howard Fulton
Olena
Samuel Schicks
Ruth Barnes
Arthur Barnes
Anna Miller
Elizabeth Dudonis
Cleveland
Alice Weeks
Carl Curtiss
Loren Pifer
Pifer
Rochester
Farmer's Institute
Brighton
Lawrence Snyder
Lorain County Jersey Cattle Club
Frank McClellan
Cleo Crittenden
Akron
Lois Easley
Easley
Don Phelps
Phelps
W. A. Jewett
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Ralph Weiss
Wellington
Ralph Taylor
Lakewood
Shirley Gill
Stanley Storrow
Helen Klein
Mildred Presant
Lorain
Jennie Beck
Jeromesville
del Richards
Richards
Allen Richards
Sullivan
James Williams
Mac Swartz
Norwalk
Former Oberlin Resident Rupert P. Hodge Dies in Florida
News reaches Oberlin of the death of Rupert P. Hodge formerly of Oberlin and now of Sebring Florida. Born March 12 1847 in Oberlin he moved to Janesville Wisconsin in 1854. He graduated from Oberlin College in 1874 and had a career in teaching and business before retiring. He is survived by his brother C F Hodge.
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Oberlin. O
Rupert P. Hodge
Sebring
Florida
Oberlin
Mr. Hodge
Janesville
Wisconsin
Forest House
Frances E. Willard
Oberlin College
Wile Fothas
C. F. Hodge
Scotch History Studied By Club
The Oberlin Women’s club History department met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W. W. Tremaine’s home on Morgan Street. Papers by Mrs. Jennifer McRoberts on Scotland’s Golden Age and Miss Isabel Smith on England Scotland and Wales under the Three Edwards were read. A trio with Mrs. Kimpton Mrs. Dan Dudley and Mrs. Barricksew entertained with a Scotch song. The next meeting will be February 14 at Allen Art Building with Charles M. Richards giving an illustrated lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
W. W. Tremaine
Morgan Street
Jennie McRoberts
Scotland
Isabel Smith
England
Wales
Edwards
Kimpton
Dan Dudley
Barricksew
Ferguson
Allen Art Building
Charles M. Richards
Nineteenth Century Club Reviews Books at Elm Street Meeting
Mrs W L Persons hosted the Nineteenth Century club at her Elm street home yesterday afternoon. The program explored Three United States Visioned Through Fiction with reviews of As the Earth Turns by Gladys Hasty Carroll and The Farm by Louis Bromfield. The next meeting marks the anniversary night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Persons
Nineteenth Century Club
Elm Street
United States
Health Officer Addresses Club By Dr OBrien Siam Talk
The Business and Professional Women group held a dinner meeting at Hi-C-Hi Tea rooms. County Health Commissioner Dr H R OBrien spoke on Siam, addressing public health topics and related concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. O'Brien
Siam
Weather disrupts Brighton School. heating failure forces closure
Severe storm forces Brighton School to send pupils home as the heating plant fails and rooms become too cold. Frank Wright injures his side after tripping on a vine while carrying a heavy jar and is bedridden but improving. Mr and Mrs Mahion Burnham and son from Cleveland stay with Frank Rowland's family and delay their trip due to the storm, pausing at Ed Massard’s in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Frank Wright
Mahion Burnham
Cleveland
Frank Rowland
Ed Massard
Wellington
Two Small Fires Answered By Elyria Fire Department
Cold weather caused two small blazes in Elyria last night and this morning. A chimney fire at P. C. Myers 693 Cambridge Avenue caused no damage. An automobile owned by H. Wilcox 510 Fast Avenue caught fire from backfire while carburetor flooded. fire stayed in the engine block area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
P. C. Myers
Cambridge Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Education Vital to Nations’ Competitive Power
The article argues that education shapes a country's future industrial competitiveness. It stresses sound education systems as essential for national strength and economic leadership in the modern era.
Top president honored for Warm Springs work with foundation
The feature describes a founder and victim of infantile paralysis being honored at a birthday hall event to aid Warm Springs children. Elyria holds special interest in the anti paralysis campaign through the International Society for Crippled Children founded by a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Elyria
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyrian
Health Worker’s Siam Years Revealed in Slides
A speaker presented slides from seven years in Siam documenting health work under the Rockefeller Foundation and Presbyterian Board. He detailed projects, experiences, and the impact of missionary and philanthropic health initiatives in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Rockefeller Foundation
Presbyterian Board
Play Review Heard By Sorosis Club
Sorosis met yesterday with Mrs. L. E. Steiner at 38 Elmwood Place. Mrs. James Hall offered an engaging review of Philip Barry's Paris Bound. Next meeting will be guest night at Oberlin Inn on February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
L. E. Steiner
Elmwood Place
James Hall
Philip Barry
Oberlin Inn
Death notices and social updates from Norwalk area
Word has come of the day old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Sly of Norwalk. Mrs Sly was formerly Edith Watters of this place. Mrs H O Worcester of Spring street learned of her brother William Nalon of Columbus death. Mrs Charles Magruder of North Pleasant street visits daughter Mrs Yost Fulton in Cleveland. Mrs J R Kroll and daughter Maria depart for New York City where Maria will enter Juilliard. W W E Bontrager attends conventions in Columbus at the State University. Girl Scout Council meets with Mrs Monroe 105 Elm street Friday February 2 at 4 00 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sly
Norwalk
Sly
Edith Watters
H. O. Worcester
Spring Street
William Nalon
Columbus
Charles Magruder
North Pleasant Street
Mrs
Yost Fulton
Cleveland
J. R. Kroll
Maria
New York City
Juilliard Institute of Music
Girl Scout Council
Oxford Movement Influence on Church Music Lecture
The Reverend L. E. Daniels addressed the Catholic Club of Cleveland on the influence of the Oxford Movement on church music at Grace Church Cleveland, Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Daniels
Catholic Club of
Cleveland
Oxford Movement
Grace Church
City Leaders Attend Columbus Hearing on Gas Issue
City Manager Sears and Solicitor Summers traveled to Columbus on Monday for a hearing before the Ohio Utilities Commission regarding the gas question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Summers
Columbus
Ohio Utilities Commission
Mrs Avis Munger Ill With Pneumonia in Toledo
Mrs Avis Munger of South Pleasant street is ill with pneumonia at the home of William Parmele in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Munger
South Pleasant Street
William Parmele
Toledo
Local Notables Report Illness and Family Visit
Mrs. Clarence Wright of Woodland Avenue is confined to her home with illness. Robert Martin of Miami University spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wright
Woodland Avenue
Robert Martin
Miami University
Mrs
N.A. Martin
Elyria Drives Birthday Ball for Warm Springs Foundation
E F Allen led a citywide effort in Elyria to fund raise for the Warm Springs Foundation. Local businesses and individuals funded expenses for a birthday ball celebrating the president, with proceeds from Elyria tickets to be sent to the national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elyria
Warm Springs Foundation
National Committee
Sartor
Students Chosen To Produce Mrs Moonlight Play
Fifty seven Elyria High School students have been chosen as the production staff for the school play Mrs Moonlight to be staged in the high school auditorium on February 21. The staff includes stage crew electrical crew properties crew costume crew publicity and business staff and ushers with Nina Baker as dramatic coach.
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Elyria High School
Moonlight
Nina Baker
Seseca Lasse Creak
Eel
John Roepp
David Wainwright
Robert Kriec
Weldon Albaugh
Richard Bell
Roger Williams
Frank Humphrey
Thomas Vaughen
Robert Knuff
Robert Eady
Richard Kreps
Robert Roe
Joseph Tonry
Ruth Stark
Donald White
Robert Corts
Robert Wissinger
Genevieve Garriss
Louise Rameer
Mary Lou Duffs
Marion Nilsen
Fred Welly
Helen Rudy
Jeannette Linville
Jack Brown
Bernice Atkinson
Anne Brodrick
Beverly Peterman
Ruth Shipley
Doris Storer
Merle Vanost
Death of Blanche McCullough in Madison County Sanitarium
Blanche McCullough formerly of Elyria Township died January 29 at Madison County Sanitarium Edwardsville after long illness. Born October 9, 1901 in Pittsburgh she lived in Elyria and Granite City with family ties to Detroit and Billingham. Funeral at Wickens Memorial Lorain with Elmwood Cemetery burial. time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche McCullough
Blancha McCullough
Elyria Township
Madison County Sanitarium
Edwardsville
Miss McCullough
Pittsburgh
Elyria
Uge
Granite City
Illinois
Elmer E. McCullough
Louis
Detroit
William
Thelma Melzer
Billingham
Wickens
Lorain
Elmwood
Mrs Elizabeth Hoffman Dies At Lorain Home
Mrs Elizabeth Hoffman 68 wife of Gust Hoffman of Lorain died yesterday at 497 West 22nd Street Lorain. Besides her husband she leaves two children Gust Jr and Mrs Ed Becker both of Lorain. Funeral services Friday at 139 from the home and 200 from St John Evangelical church Lorain with Rev Theodore Merten officiating. The Hoffman family were former residents of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hoffman
Gust Hoffman
Lorain
West 22Nd Street
Gust, Jr
Ed Becker
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Theodore Merten
Hoffman
Edgar Sober Dies at Lorain County Home
Edgar Sober died last evening at 5 30 at the Lorain County Home. The body was removed to Taylor's Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Sober
Lorain County
Taylor
Funeral Services for George Stopp Planned
Funeral services for the late George Stopp are set for Friday morning at 9 30 from Holy Trinity Church in Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stopp
Holy Trinity Church
Avon
The Living Joy of Art and Nature’s Sound
The passage argues that a person truly alive to beauty finds immediate delight in art and nature. It links visual art to natural sounds like wind in trees, buzzing life among flowers, and the music of a brook, suggesting such perception awakens vivid joy. It emphasizes the intertwined sensibility of art appreciation and natural beauty.
Markets Slim and Steady Across Livestock and Grain
Cleveland livestock markets show full steady tone with steers fat cattle and cows trading firm. Calves and lambs see strong demand with prime and choice lots advancing. grain and produce quot accurate with no major changes as potatoes wheat corn oats and other staples hold steady amid weather effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elcy
Qhum
United State
Chicago Price Quotation Summary Of Poultry And Eggs
Jan receipts show steady prices with only minor shifts across eggs and poultry. Fresh cadet firsts rise to 13 1-8 with other lines hovering near prior levels as freight and storage standards stabilize.
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Chicago
Jan
Juan
Ave
Market Prices for Vegetables and Produce Baskets
A list of fresh produce with basket sizes and prices. Asparagus in 45 bunch baskets priced from 2.25 to 400 dollars per bunch, carrots in 1-2 bushel baskets, parsnips and turnips in 1-2 bushel baskets with varied pricing, celery cabbage in 1-2 by baskets, lettuce in 10-lb baskets with house-grown notes, mushrooms white and buttons with per pound and carton rates, radishes peck baskets hot houses reds priced by quality, ash Hubbard per bushel and water dress in peck baskets at 1.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Ohio legislature weighs tax reform and bond refinancing shifts
The commission outlines a policy for next year replacement taxes and whether to raise 40 million or more. A revision of tax collection machinery is proposed with state and county powers to enforce prompt payments. Debates on refinancing maturing municipal bonds without harming bond holders are expected to replace prior sinking fund plans. Equor law amendments may raise state profit margins on sales from 59 to up to 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Ohio
White
Equor
Equor Control Board
Former Auditor of Union Trust Takes Own Life
Ralph K. Johnson, 44, former auditor at Union Trust Co., shot himself in a 4th floor washroom of the banking building in Cleveland. A brown paper wrapped package with the gun was found near the body. Officials offered no motive, noting he had money but was pessimistic about the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Ralph K. Johnson
Union Trus Company
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Reger & Benninger
Woolworths
Court Street
Star Shoe Shop
YM. C. A
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
W.W. E. Bontrager
State University
Ohio State Horticultural Society
State Forestry Society
State Nurserymen’s Association
E. F. Allen
Finegan’s Bakery
J. L. Mathis
Charles J. Sartor
Luden’s
Edgar
Stopp
Dato Dee
Sprangers
Mattnee Cobblers and Greet
Idaho
Burbanks
Bakers
Cate
New York
Best
Colorado
Stooper
Oyo Mead
Warkets
Union Trust
Sederis Restaurant
O'Donnel Wallpaper and Paint Co
Pathfinder
Cavalier
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