Milk Producers Face Serious Problem in Lorain County
Lorain County milk producers face a harsh year with a likely hay shortage of about one third and a threatened corn crop due to chinch bug. Directors report creosote supplies used, grain elevators unable to buy hay, herds trimmed from three cans to two, and potential milk price increases to stay in business. Russell Knoop of Medina County warns chinch bug damage is widespread and 87 Medina farmers sought aid.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Milk Producers’ Association
Amherst Grange Hall
Cr. J. Hummel
Chinch-Bug
Russell Knoop
Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association
Medina County
Medina County Agricultural Extension Agent
Quiet Fourth at Y Camp Iss-See-Kes Elyria YMCA
Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River plans a quiet July Fourth with limited firecracker use under camp director Robert Gonchar. The rule aims to prevent injuries by restricting when fireworks may be shot during the day.
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Iss- See-Kes
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Vermilion River
Robert Gonchar
Outlaw dog kills sheep in county farms near Huntington
Dog Warden Lee Minkler reported an outlaw canine is killing sheep in the southern county. Several sheep were killed on the farms of Forest Rice and Court Roice near Huntington. Minkler watched last night but could not locate the dog.
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Lee Minkler
Forest Rice
Court Roice
Huntington
Minkler
Lorain County Class B Games Schedule Set
Oberlin faces Bittner Funeral Home in Lorain County Class B League at Ely Stadium tomorrow. Other matchups include Elyria Waldorf Lagers vs Ridgeville, Juorain Mathews Funeral Home at Kip tom, and Elyria City Cabs at Lorain.
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Oberlin
Bittner Funeral Home
Lorain County
Ely Stadium
Elyria Waldorf Lagers
Ridgeville
Juorain Mathews Funeral
Kiptom
Elyria City Cabs
Lorain
City seeks delay in 1935 budget filing
Council approved a resolution asking the State Tax Commission for an extension of the filing time for the 1935 city budget, continuing a practice used in prior years. The report notes Mexico's cultivable lands account for about one-quarter of the total area.
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State Tax Commission
Mexico
Delegates Named for Camp Crag From Carlisle Club
Carlisle Jelly Hustlers Sewing Club elected Miss Dorothy Tittle as their delegate to the Fowr-H Club camp at Camp Crag Medina County July 25 to 29. First and second alternates are Miss Lucille Peufound and Miss Jane Mason. They plan picnics with the Carlisle Jolly Hustlers Cooking Club along the Black River next Monday night. Elyria firemen extinguished two Gulf Road grass fires within an hour near noon. One fire opposite Caroline Avenue, started by boys, burned grass and wood. second fire near the spur drive to Overbrook, from a rubbish fire, was extinguished after 20 minutes. Autos collision on 17th street damaged Ted Zarkrze wics of 348 Ninth Street and F.W. Porter of 251 18th Street.
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Carlisle Jelly Hustlers Sewing Club
Dorothy Tittle
Camp Crag
Medina County
Lucille Peufound
Jane Mason
Carlisle Jolly Hustlers
Black River
Elyria
Gulf Road
Caroline Avenue
Central Fire Station
Overbrook
Ted Zarkrzewics
Ninth Street
Br FW
Porter
18Th Street
17Th Street
Truck Drivers And Helpers Gather For County Union Meeting
A meeting for all truck drivers and helpers in the county is set for tonight at 2343 Broadway Lorain to form a federal labor union. Speakers from Cleveland will address the gathering, with local organizers Robert Stephen of Elyria and Albert Nobossy of Lorain leading the effort.
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Broadway
Lorain
Robert Stephen
Elyria
Albert
Nobossy
Cleveland
Parrot Buried With Mistress After Owner’s Death
In Cincinnati on July 3, Polly the fifty year pet parrot of Mrs. Bertha Hering Robison 72 was buried at the foot of its mistress in Wings Street cemetery. Mrs. Robison died last week and wills the pet chloroformed and buried with her. The bird had been her only companion after her husband’s death. She leaves four sisters Mrs. Mary Westendorp Mrs. Agnes Kelsch and Mrs. Louise Bernhardt all of Cincinnati and Mrs. Ciara Stober of Marietta.
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Cincinnati
Polly
Bertha Hering Robison
Wing Streat
Mary Westendorp
Agnes Kelseh
Louise Bernhardt
Ciara Stober
Marietta
Court awards contracts for Gutuarie ditch work in Camden township
County commissioners awarded four contracts for Gutuarie ditch improvement in Camden township to Ed. Gessner for 245 dollars, Ralph Pitts for 47 dollars, William Resar for 93 dollars, and The BE. Biselow Company for 354 dollars. Separate suits were filed in Oberlin area courts for 35,046 and 10,900 dollars damages involving water shutoffs and a fatal crash case.
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Yester Day
Gutuarie Ditch
Camden Township
Ed. Gessner
Ralph Pitts
William Resar
BE. Biselow Company
Rochester Fourth of July Homecoming Parade and Events
Rochester prepares a community Fourth of July Homecoming on the school grounds with a 1 o clock parade led by a band in two divisions patriotic and comic, prizes for best make-up, indoor baseball, lunch, family picnics, an afternoon talent program from outside, and a pro sports event with prizes from local merchants.
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Rochester
Chester
Crispieve
Wellington
Death notices and funeral services in town
A woman died at Memorial Hospital this morning after a long illness. Services for the late Mrs. Clara K. Kindni will be held at the Snd General Home Thursday afternoon at 2 and at St John Lutheran Church at 2:30. Rev. FL F. Schumm will officiate. Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Also noted are funeral services for Edward C Beware from Sudro Funeral Home at 3 pm with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery and eulogies by Rev. E. J. Bond.
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Igié
Oho
In! Memorial Hospital
Austin
Jean
Clara K. Kindni
Litch
Ss Uorn
Eivta
Jean’s Lutheran Churen
Snd General
St. John Lutheran Church
FL F. Schumm
Bu Made Ridgei
Edward C Beware
Sudro Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Burta
Ridgslawo
Oberlin Man Granted New Trial in Indecent Exposure Case
Oberlin resident Charles Davis faced a new trial ruling after Ludwig Schneider of 863 College Street challenged a prior outcome. Schneider pleaded guilty to the charge, received a $50 fine and four months in county jail, and was released on $500 bond pending the new trial Friday.
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Charles
Neisy) Davis
Ludwig Schneider
College Street
Oberlin
Meyer W. H. Vanoster
Schneider
Reinel
Ma. Devis
Ienes
Oto Mischka Vesierdar
Seineer
Atres
Fletcher rails against Roosevelt on constitutional freedom
July 3 Washington—Republican Chairman Henry P. Fletcher in a radio keynote says the Roosevelt administration threatens constitutional freedom and action. He contrasts New Deal aims with preserving the frame of American government as he plans a major GOP campaign to reduce Democratic majorities in Congress.
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Washington
America
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Charles A Cook Dies At Oberlin
Charles Alfred Cook died last night at his home 245 Grafton Street Oberlin Ohio He was born in Syracuse New York and had lived in Oberlin for years He is survived by his wife Lulu and one daughter Mary The funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Oberlin. O
Charles Alfred Cook
Grafton Street
Syracuse
Oberlin
Lulu
Mary
Wellington Club News and Local Meetings Snapshot
A Wellington community roundup covers Odd Fellows and Rabekahs picnics at Sugar Hill with about thirty five attendees, plus Eastern Star at Crystal Beach. Farm Women's Club holds an all day meet July 5 near Lown, with prayer and division meetings across Main Street. Willing Workers report ten members hosting a bake sale July 1 to fund a Camp Craig trip, with July 7 next gathering. Various 4-H Sew ing Club notes, guest visits, and local office work round out the briefs.
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Wellington
Sugar Hill
Farm Women’s Club
Harold Bursley West
Lown
Roll Call
My. Favroria
Hitler Dominates as Cabinet Weighs Nazi Shakeup
United Press reports in a crowded Wilhelmstrasse scene that Hitler remains the dominant public figure while Von Papen and Goering face pivotal fates. The cabinet meets to decide on terror or amnesty, Storm Troop reorganizations, Jewish policy, and church relations amid fear and confusion.
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Wilhelmstrasse
Hitler
von Papen
Lkely
Third Reich
Hermann Goering
Nazi Leaders Executed in Revised Death Reports
A revised wartime tally lists Gregor Strayser as dying by his own action, with Hubert von Bose shot while resisting a search of the chancellery. Alexander Glaser and Karl Zehintner are also named as executed, along with nineteen storm troop leaders. Several others unnamed were shot at Lichterfelde Cadet School and elsewhere.
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Gregor Strayser
Hubert von Bose
von Papen
Alesander Glaser
Munich
Karl Zehintner
Storm
Lichterfelde
Ernst
Roehm
Termination of Assistant Dog Wardens Service
The board of county commissioners reported the termination of J. G. Starr as assistant dog warden effective June 30. Appointed at $150 a month to aid Dog Warden Minkler, Starr’s work reportedly justified the cost via licenses sold and actions against sheep claims and more than 1,000 dogs destroyed.
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J. G. Starr
Board of County Commissioners
Starr
Minkler
C. D. Murray
Plan Camp For Farm Women In Lorain Medina Cuyahoga
Lorain and Medina County farm women plan a camp at Camp Crag Medina from August 12 to 18. A conference tonight will discuss the plan with a Lorain County committee led by Miss Alice Bird and Medina County members Mrs Portman Mrs Petty Mrs Shirkey and Miss Crocker. Forty seven Lorain women have shown interest. The camp will include participants from Medina and a few from Cuyahoga County. it is Lorain’s first in four years.
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Lorain
Medina
Cuyahoga
Camp Crag
Medina County
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Paul Portman
Mead Petty
Henrietta
Leroy Shirkey
Eaton
Dorothy Crocker
Columbia
Miss Bird
Cuyahoga County
Showdown Postponed in Coast Strike
San Francisco June 31 reports a postponement of the planned port opening as 4K Maritime Unionists and employers consider arbitration through President Roosevelt's mediators. Archhiston Edward J. Hanna and two board members urged 25,000 longshoremen and seamen to return to work while settlement proceeds. Police faced armed demonstrators as the port dispute paused, with war prep deemed ominous.
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San Francisco
Wes Coast
Roosevelt
Archhiston
Edward J. Hanna
Fidelty
Industrial Peace
San Francisco Industrial Association
The
Industrial Association
Tugwell Senate Hearing Raises Quiet Questions on Farm Policy
President Roosevelt nominated Tugwell for promotion to undersecretary of agriculture amid questions from Sen. Smith and Sen. Byrd about his farming ties and enforcement of the agricultural adjustment act. Tugwell’s confirmation followed a largely unhelpful hearing, with his duties unchanged and salary rising to 19000. He focuses on reforestation and land reclamation as western lands face desertification risks. Tomorrow, Ickes is spotlighted as the hardest working man in the administration.
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Dr. Wirt
Ellison D.cotton
Edi Smith
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Sen. Smith
Sen
Harry Byrd
Senate
Old Line
Agriculture Department
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Sahara Desert
City department cuts propose abolishing inspector and street superintendent
The report suggests dissolving the building inspector position and returning duties to the fire chief, with a modest raise not exceeding $50 monthly in his salary. The street superintendent would also be abolished, and clerical allowances for the city solicitor and parks department would be limited to $20 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Department
Markets and Livestock Prices from Cleveland Area Briefs
Readable items show Cleveland market notes for produce butter and eggs along with North Carolina potatoes and local livestock quotes. Includes cattle sheep hogs and poultry prices, grain and mill feed figures, and various farm product quotes with fluctuating values and receipts.
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Cleveland
Weath
Ville
Lesprimagers
Spridaers
Leghorn
Leshorn
Ol Roosters
North Carolina
AAA Modifies Contracts on Forage Crops and Feed
A bulletin from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports further modification of wheat, corn, and hog adjustment contracts. County agent I Hummel notes signers may plant fodder corn and grain sorghum for forage to offset drought shortages. The ruling approves ongoing plantings by signers who had already grown these crops under a prior impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Hummel
Lorain County
City budget plan calls for sweeping cuts across departments
The Chamber's report proposes lowering civil service salaries to 25 dollars a year and trimming park department pay by 25 percent, plus a 50 percent park appropriation cut and elimination of Ely Park fountain. It also suggests reducing health department clerks, abolishing or downsizing offices, shifting some salaries to waterworks funds, cutting street lighting costs, and postponing or denying poor relief budgets pending gas and auto tax funds. The full findings await council review.
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Civil Services Commission
Chamber
Ely Park
Health Department
Health Commissioner's Office
Health Commissioner
General Fund
Waterworks Department
Fireworks Sparkle as Night Celebrates in Town
A lively display lights the skies as residents enjoy fireworks highlighting the evening. Crowds gather along Main Street amid eager anticipation for the show. Little Joe tours area attractions while families photograph the colorful bursts.
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Bell Ans
Oberlin Savings Bank Company
Gertrude P. Patton
John Warner
Roberts Street
Sheffield Lake Village
Warl Morris
Oberlin Marywe
Andrew Radcliffe
Morris
Travelers Insurance Co
Mrs. Austin Hastings
Miss Rose Wietel
Ridgelawn Cemeter
Becker
Oberlin Man
Otto Freedom
Nornsteasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bless
N. Pleasant St
Charles A. Cook
O Thrift Snap Committee
L. E. Mack
Madie Whitney
Linwood Park
George Preston
Kenneth Preston
Ashland
Carol
Theo
Preedonig
N. Y
E. A. Stevens
North Para Street
Abie Davis
Zena Bryant
Albert Monroe
Walter Gaulinan
West Grainet
Owe Suesig
Anmherst
Berea
Wakeman
Camden
Miarles Hallauer
Grovelands
Caroline Crowther
Bisa
Reland Sunmers
Mento
New Brunswick
Canada
White
Holemoe
Uhicego
Fran Jampton Fo
Shabbona
Wiliam Powers
W. Savage
Lambert Sywood
Micherald Keller Ad Z
Huron
David Moser
Jebticised
Viralhaver
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Farm Women's
M. E. Church Notes
Ju Hge
Ida Forge
N. Maing Street
Homer Holland
South Main Street
E. L. Sharp
North Main Street
Eastern Star Picnic
Crystal Beach
Ki Vn Witbeck
Hazel Cassell
Camp Craig
Miss Witbeck
Mary Jane Wise
Barker Street
Air
E. E. Walters
Harry Bachte
Sara Bachtel
Andrew Welters
Sally
Lakewood
Howard Bonham
Elytia
Dosa Manning
Hilda Mason
Rockledge
Catawba Island
Walter West
Nancy Lois
Elizabeth Wright
Long Lake
Virginia Warren
Oberlin College
Paget
United Press
Harold L. Ickes
Steeuly
Colery
We Basket
VLC Mbers
Tothouse
Oexvtra
Taney
Gulls
Rock Springs
Rock Pbrokters
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Arkansas
Louisiann
U.S
Virginia
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Malling Co
Wooster
Wooster O. Co-operative Poultry Association
IBM
Chicago
AAA
Little Joe
Brown Hotel
Sunoco
Grafton Road
Charles L. Snow
Mar
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Ohio
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