Lorain County Hatcheries Begin 1934 Season Under New Code
Lorain County hatchery owners prepare for the 1934 season as the new Roosevelt approved hatchery code takes effect. The code sets egg weight and capacity rules, premiums for breeders, and standards to curb unfair competition while requiring disclosure of blood testing methods and accreditation status. Leading Lorain firms include Baker's Hatchery, Handyside Hatchery, Wilford Accredited Hatchery, Lymon's Leghorn Farm and Hatchery, Kipton Hatchery, Coven's Electric Hatchery, and Wellington Baby Chick Hatchery.
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Lorain County
Roosevelt
Code Committee
Baker's Hatchery
Handyside
Wilford
Lymon
Leghorn
Elyria
Kipton
Coven
Wellington
Grange 10 Push 7 Projects in 1934 Plan Highway Beautification
Grange advances two major projects in 1934 to improve town appearance and publicity. One focuses on highway beautification including flowers and shrubs, protective laws, and public education. The other seeks Grange road markers on principal highways to announce meeting times, places, and Grange identity across states.
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Grange
Rotary
Ki Wanis
4-H Leaders To Meet Next Week
County agricultural extension agent C. I. Hummel and long time Four-H Club leader Rev. H. J. Young outline a conference on the role of fathers and mothers in the Four-H work for sons and daughters. The meeting is the second in a series of county boys club sessions to be held Monday evening.
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C. I. Hummel
H. J. Young
Astread
Lorain County Flower Meeting Set at Statler Hotel
Lorain County flower growers plan to attend a meeting at the Statler Hotel in Cleveland on February 9. Speakers include Chicago grower George Ball OSU specialist Victor Ries and professor Alex Laurie with others addressing cultural methods cost accounting grading and marketing. Attendance last year exceeded 100 from several northeastern Ohio counties.
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Lorain County
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
George Ball
Chicago
Alex Laurie
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Walter Engel
Columbus
American Chrysanthemum Society
Herman Noble
G. R. Mann
Ohio Agriculturl Experiment Station
Kent A. Nesbitt
Greater Cleveland
County Soils Course To End Next Tuesday
The Lo rain County soils course ends next Tuesday afternoon with the fifth session in the Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors' room. Instructor FarI Jones leads a study of a fertility program suited to Lorain soils, covering liming, fertilizers, rotations, soil organic matter, manure, drainage, tillage, and potato culture including rye plow damage and potato scab.
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Lorain County
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
The
County Agricultural Extension Service
Farl Jones
Club Leaders Face Spring Season Challenges
The passage urges preparing leaders for the upcoming club season by outlining likely problems they will encounter when spring arrives, aiming to strengthen leadership across clubs.
President's Ball in Amherst Honors Roosevelt Birthday
A large crowd attended the President's Birthday Ball in the Amherst school auditorium. The event, sponsored by the local Eagles and other groups, featured two program segments with music by the Pajama Girls' orchestra Elyria and the Amherst Mixed Quartet. Proceeds benefit the Warm Springs Infantile Foundation.
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Amherst
Franklin Roosevelt
Eagles
Pajama Girls’ Orchestra
Elyria
R. H. Hearn
Helen Sablers
George Cox
Yvonne McQueen
James Abraham
Don Turner
Clarence Gerber
Paul C. Cosgrove
Oberlin
Warm Springs Infantile Foundation
Verry
School Vaudeville Next Week at High School Auditorium
Elaborate plans are under way for a all school vaudeville to be held Thursday evening in the High School auditorium. A varied program will feature a twenty seven piece rhythm band and radio stars. The FST Broadcasting station will be sponsored by the first to third grades and include dramatizations such as The Last Round Up and Alice in Wonderland with the Mad Hatter and Tweedle Dee characters.
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FST
the Mad Hatter
Tweedle Dee
Milan and Monroeville Win In State Fruit and Potato Contest
Milan tops the apple judging with 1 640 points followed by Berlin Heights and Birmingham. Monroeville wins the potato contest with 2 499 points. Castalia and Milan place second and third. High apple scorer is Smith of Berlin Heights. high potato scorer is Bacian of Monroeville. Winning Milan and Monroeville teams include Brink Mills Berkey and Hipp. All teams advance to state contests in Columbus for Farmers Week.
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Birmingham
Milan
Monroeville
Berlin Heights
Castalia
Vermilion
Smith
Berkey
Loroff
Brink
Mills
Bacian
Bores
Hipp
Columbus
The Heathers at Home Presented Tomorrow by Community Players
PRESENT PLAY TO MORROW EVENING In The Heathers at Home by W A Kimball’s, the Community Players stage a satisfying comedy. George B Keather, a self-made front room tyrant, keeps a soft spot for his family while they chase questionable cures and rituals, until a sun-lamp is discarded for better breathing.
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Heathers
W. A. Kimball
Community Players
George B. Keather
Heather
Mama
Lotty
Bertie
Bessie
Mack
Elsie
George R. Heathers
Quilting Bee Honor Guest Lineup in Cleveland Event
Mrs. Martin Pippers and Mrs. Arthur Aebersold hosted a quilting bee in Cleveland Avenue Tuesday. Guests included Mesdames Holle Schultz Dolde Herbst Hollingsworth Leonard Deiner Dock Redman Redman Rockwood Schulz with a noon course dinner in the dining room.
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Martin Pippers
Arthur Aebersold
Cleveland-av
Henry Holle
Charles Schultz
Charles Dolde
Jacob Herbst
Reuben Hollingsworth, Jr
R. H. Leonard
Fred Deiner
Martin Dock
Emery Redman
Paul Redman
Don Rockwood
William Schulz
Midweek religious meetings and Legion social planned
The First Evangelical church holds a midweek prayer service at Miss Christena Jacobs home this evening. The January council meeting of St Peter's Evangelical church is at the church this evening. Holy Name Society Group 5 of St Joseph Catholic church meets with Edmund Delfing tonight. Elmer Johnson Post 118 American Legion meets Friday in legion rooms, then visits George Schroeder home for a social time hosted by Clyde Donnelly.
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First Evangelical Church
Christena Jacobs
Franklin Av
Council of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Tian
Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church
Edmund Delfing
Elmer Johson
George Schroeder
Cleveland Av
Clyde Donnelly
Local High School Teams Hit Medina Tonight
The high school squad and the Reserves travel to Medina for a night of games. Both schools light up the preliminaries with Reserves action. Amherst Hardware faces Steve Lunches of Mansfield at the school gymnasium. Lorain Pennzoils meets a strong opponent in the 7 30 prelim.
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Medina
Amherst Hardware
Steve
Mansfield
Lorain Pennzoils
Bible Class Meeting At Jennes Home In Elyria
About 35 attendees joined the Tuesday Evening Bible class hosted by Mr and Mrs RB A Jenne on Cleveland Ave The Fishermen's Club of the First Baptist church of Elyria sponsors the class Leader Bert led the session last night.
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RB. A. Jenne
Cleveland Ave
Fishermen's Club
First Baptist Church of
Elyria
Bert
Elyria Residents Highlight Evening Speaker and Musician
Speaker A. Graham of Elyria led the evening program with S. W. Anderson also of Elyria performing a musical saw solo. The class plans to meet next Tuesday evening with Mrs. W. Bechtel at 645 Tenney Ave.
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Quick
A. Graham
Elyria
S. W. Anderson
W. Bechtel
Tenney Ave
Amherst Club to Host Third Dance at Eagles Hall
The Amherst Athletic Club holds the third in a dance series this Saturday at the Eagles Hall. Music by the Pajama Girls orchestra of Elyria. The event marks the last dance before Lent.
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Amherst Athletic Club
Eagles Hall
Pajama Girls Orchestra
Elyria
Lutheran Ladies Meeting at St Paul Church Parlors
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul Lutheran church will meet at the church parlors Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Messal as hostess.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Fred Messal
Evangelical Ladies Meeting Set at Mrs Springer's Home
Joint session of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary societies of the First Evangelical church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Springer on South Main Street.
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Ladies’ Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies
First Evangelical Church
John Springer
South Mainst
Missionary Society Hosts February Meeting at Parsonage
Mrs. F. E. Eastman and S. Mainst will host the Congregational church Missionary society February gathering at the parsonage on Friday afternoon.
Autoway Over Hailway Open Proposal From Bridgeport Engineer
Bridgeport City Engineer Frederic E. Toquet urges an elevated multi lane autoway over 56 miles of railroad between New York and Bridgeport. He says tolls could gross at least 7.001 million annually and serve thousands of east west trucks and through traffic along the Boston Post Road. The plan draws on railroad like highway concepts from top engineers and Rockefeller Center figures.
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New York
Bridgeport
Frederic E. Toquet
Toquet
Norwalk
Stamford
Greenwich
Boston Post
Boston
E. Sutcliffe
Warren Brothers Road Laboratories
Andrew Reinhard
Henry Hofmeister
Repeal Celebration Costs Participant in Eau Claire Crash
Raymond Herpst faced a $150 fine and a one year license revocation after a repeal celebration incident in Eau Claire. He caused a collision that injured a nine year old boy, with hospital and doctor bills and a damage claim filed for the other car.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Raymond Herpst
Elmwood
Grange Rally Day Set in Wellington February 22
Wellington plans a county-wide Grange Rally Day at the Opera House on February 22 starting at 10 a m. Frank L Mason, county Grange deputy master, notes the program promises one of Lorain County s strongest events with more than 100 characters in the cast.
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Wellington
Wellington Opera House
Frank L. Mason
County Grange
Lorain County
Tag Iy
Branson Receives Tax Payments at Wellington Office
A. R. Branson, newly appointed Lorain County deputy tax collector, has the tax books and is collecting payments. Wellington and nearby townships may pay taxes at Branson’s office in the Wellington Savings & Loan Company.
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A. R. Branson
Lorain County
Wellington
Branson
Wellington Savings & Loan Company
New Scout Patrol Starts Safety Work at Wellington School
Wellington school's new safety patrol went on duty Monday morning as icy streets and winds greeted members. Seven Boy Scouts were selected with five on duty 11 to 11:30 a.m. and two plus three from the morning group on duty 3 to 3:50 p.m. The patrol names are Albert Carpenter Billy Carpenter Leroy Adams Alan Dudley Carl Williams Victor Obrig and Norman Watters.
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Wellington
Albert Carpenter
Billy Carpenter
Leroy Adams
Alan Dudley
Carl Williams
Victor Obrig
Norman Watters
Directors Meeting Postponed by Wellington Business Association
The newly elected Wellington Business Association directors planned to meet last night in the mayor's courtroom but postponed to a future date set by Mayor E. R. Lehman. Directors listed include Lehman, Frank Murray, A J Webber, Paul Crawford, Carroll Wight, C L Hill, W J Powell, R L Walden, O J Seeley, Morris Brenner and F M Jones.
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Wellington Business Association
E. R. Lehman
Lehman
Frank Murray
A. J. Webber
Paul Crawford
Carroll Wight
C. L. Hill
W. J. Powell
R. L. Walden
O. J. Seeley
Morris Brenner
F. M. Jones
Miss Ruth Mortimer Resigns from Elyria Junior High
Miss Ruth Mortimer an English instructor at Elyria junior high and Wellington school tendered her resignation effective February 2 as she plans to marry J. C. Goss Jr. of Detroit Michigan. No replacement has been named yet. the teachers' committee of W. J. Powell and E. E. Watters will report at the board meeting next.
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Ruth Mortimer
Elyria Junior High School
Wellngton School
Mortimer
J. C. Goss Jr
Detroit
Mich
W. J. Powell
E. E. Watters
French sailor tests device to raise sunken ships in Cherbourg
Julien Guillaume, a former French sailor, demonstrated a ship lifting method in Cherbourg harbor claiming it can raise sunken vessels or prevent sinking. Skeptical naval authorities cited prior known methods, while Cherbourg organizes a 12,000 franc fund to finance further tests on an abandoned submarine and push for a technical jury review.
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Paris
Cherbourg
Julien Guillaume
Guillaume
Atlantic
Desserts and Visits Highlight Local Social Notes
Mrs. C. E. Baum will entertain the Entre Nous Club at a dessert bridge at 7 30 Friday evening at her South Main street home. Betty Jean Page has been removed to Allen Hospital Oberlin for observation and treatment. Mrs. John Murray is staying at the England Hotel for an indefinite time. F E Andrews, long ill, is somewhat better. Howard Page attended a Big Four Agents meeting in Galion Monday. C D Murray joined the McKinley Day banquet at First M E church Lorain Monday evening. Harry Warner, taken to Oberlin hospital days ago under Dr Wm Kamm is reported to be about the same.
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C. E. Baum
South Main Street
Betty Jean Page
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
John Murray
England Hotel
F. E. Andrews
Howard Page
Galion
C. D. Murray
M. E
Lorain
Harry Warner
Oberlin Hospital
Wm. Kamm i
German Hero's Job Is Saved
Berlin Labor Court rules a Jew cannot be dismissed solely for Jewish status. A former World War II veteran was fired for being Jewish tied to Nazi policy, but the judge held employers must act independently without staff interference and cannot rely on Nazi decrees or party leaders.
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Berlin
Environment to Promote General Happiness Cited
A call for a better surroundings to diffuse happiness for all men, stressing spiritual and physical well being over altering human nature.
Polar explorers Ellsworth and Balchen start Antarctic flight quest
In Dunedin New Zealand Lincoln Ellworth and Bernt Balchen launch the Wyat Earp on a spring voyage toward the Ross Sea. They aim to fly 1500 miles to the Weddell Sea to test if Antarctica is one continent or two, with Balchen as pilot and radio operator and Ellsworth as navigator and photographer.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
U. S
Lincoln Ellsworth
Bernt Balchen
Antarctic
Wyat Earp
Ross Sea
Weddell Sea
Antarctica
Wed- Gell Sea
Europe
Balchen
Atlantic
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Miiot
Ellsworth
Epsom Salts as Base for Future Articles
London reports scientists at the Department of Industrial and Scientific Research are developing a transparent elastic resin from magnesium and Epsom salts. The material could replace aluminum in transport uses, offering light weight and corrosion resistance. Researchers aim to convert copper electrol ysis waste and cotton industry waste into magnesium sulphate derived products for roads and vehicles.
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London
Department of Industrial and Scientific Research
Transcendent Drive Behind All Art Expresses Deeper Impulse
The driving force behind all art is the desire to express something deeper than the everyday. It seeks to transcend ordinary life and capture a meaning beyond common experience.
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Hfe
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U.S
Stanley
Henry
Potters
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Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Church St
Humpty Dumpty
Evangelical Ladies
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Ige
Lorain County Hatcheries United
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