Farm Bureaus in Ohio Will Abstain From Election Issues
Farm bureaus across Ohio announced they will not actively support issues in the coming primary. Perry L. Green, president of Ohio Farm Bureau, spoke at a Elyria meeting with legislative committee members from Cuyahoga Lorain Erie and Huron counties. Attendees discussed a taxation and legislative questionnaire covering reapportionment economy county welfare coordination school funding tax expenditures debt retirement proposed tax changes and highway revenue questions.
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Ohio
Perry L. Green
Far Bureau
Elydla Savings and Trust Company
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Eria
Huron
National Issues Discussed in Meeting Ques on Programs
A discussion on national problems covered questions about the long term program for the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and whether general cooperation would continue in crop reduction control measures. The dialogue also touched on school funding needs for high and grade school pupils and road maintenance implications.
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National Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wheat Production Control Assn Meetings Held Tonight
The Lorain County Wheat Production Control Association hosts two meetings this evening. Farmers from Columbia Eaton and Ridgeville attend at Eaton Town Hall led by A. J. Carpenter. A second session for Penfield farmers is at Penfield Town Hall with Charles E. Pelton in charge.
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Lorain County Wheat Production Control Association
Eaton Town Hall
Columbia, Eaton and
Ridgeville
A. J. Carpenter
Penfield
Penfield Town Hall
Charles E. Pelton
Farm Bureau Head Suffers Heart Attack
L. R. Foley of Solon Ohio president of the Cuyahoga County Farm Bureau suffered a heart attack while attending a legislative meeting of farm bureau officials at Elyria Savings and Trust last evening. He was taken to Memorial Hospital in Taylor's ambulance. Dr H J Austin said condition was satisfactory and he would be released today.
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L. R. Foley
Solon
Ohio
Cuyahoga County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Elyria Savings and Trust
Memorial Hospital
Taylor
H. J. Austin
Foley
Elyria Visitors Stay With Kipton Residents
Mrs Max Calkins and daughter Mari lyn of Elyria spent several days this week at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Calkins. Mr and Mrs Karl Perkins returned to Chicago after visiting the framer's parents Mr and Mrs F A Perkins. Mrs Dean Betts and daughter Laverne of Milan and Mrs F A Perkins joined for a two week visit. Mrs L W Baker and daughter Marjorie Lou of Canton were there from Wednesday to Friday.
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C. D. Bayless
Rufu Lucas
Vic Cook
Elyria
C. C. Bickel
George Bickel
Hazel Lois
Gaylor
Lorain
Karl Perkins
B. A. Perkins
L. C. Bates
Ladies Aid. Society of the
Margaret Geist
James Meek
Wellington
Keen Kutter
Dunn's Flat
Bernice Lewis
Florence Lewis
John Adrian Moeh
Detroit
C. J. Betts
Howard Ringler
Cleveland
Make Your Own Sports Blouse Story Headlines
An unclear item references an assident professor Heussheld Arts and teachers C. Colembia University in New York. The readable fragment hints at a fashion or sports blouse project linked to a university setting. No verifiable events or outcomes are present.
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Heussheld
Teachers C. Colembia University
New York
Pattern Book Promotion in Fashion Section
An old fashion feature promotes Style No. 2043 for sizes 44 through 40 inch busts with easy raglan sleeves and washable fabric options. It advertises pattern and book prices, requests order details, and lists mail correspondence to a New York address. Local notices mention illnesses and visits, plus community club and kinship updates from Elyria and Lorain areas.
Plans for parish hall at Peace Lutheran approved
State Briefs from Ohio report Peace Lutheran church in Galion approved construction of a new parish hall with an estimated cost of 20000 dollars. Also in the state, New Washington expects a $59000 municipal water works loan after PWA approval. Marion notes a city hospital infant saved by firefighter A P Boyer who performed over an hour of resuscitation on a newborn girl with a heart valve defect. Other items include Toledo banning liquor sales after 1245 am and closing at 1 am, Columbus reporting a drowning of 8 year old William Sailor at Lincoln Park, and Seneca County toddler Allen Margrat drowning in a drainage outlet. Lucas County relief rolls rose by 15794 in June, with a projected 12345 families for the month.
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Marion
City Hospital
Nick Partipilo
A. P. Boyer
Boyer
Tiffin
Allen Margrat
Seneca County
Here
Toledo
Lucas County
J. L. Thompson
Thompson
Avon social notices and a grass fire report
Avon Avon July 24 reports visits by Lowell Squire and Miss Terry Briggs to Mrs. Mary Brooks and John Jameson. Numerous families from Avon Creston Elyria and Medina visit the James Russell and Walker households. Fire Department extinguished a grass fire on Pondumaker Road. A closing quote on man and ideals appears.
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R. A. Chester
Robert. Pickering
Wilson Jameson
Avon
Roy Knight
Lorain
Lenard Mitchel
Avon Lake
Bertha Burrell
Elyria
Charles Walker
Medina
Bernard Ackerman
Detroit
Mich
George Ackerman
Elyria Town Line 4-H Banner Club Meeting Brief
The Boys 4 H Banner club at Elyria Townline Road met Thursday evening with advisor Merle Penfound in charge. Twenty members attended as games and refreshments followed the regular business session led by Russell Spiegelberg. Also note brief mentions of Caroline Spiegelberg visiting Cleveland relatives and local residents visiting Olmsted summer homes.
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Elyria Townline Road
Russell Spiegelberg
Merle Penfound
Vacation Bible School and church notices in South Amherst
South Amherst church schedules a vacation Bible school in its basement on Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays from 9 to 11 30 in August first three weeks with stories games handwork and singing inviting all children. Community notices include study club at Mrs John Thompsons Friday evening missionary society meeting and a church picnic at Paulist Woods with guests from nearby towns.
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Vacation Bible School
South Amherst
John Thompson
Paulist Woods
Turtle carved in 1855 found at Silver Lake site
A fossilized turtle with a 1855 inscription S H 1855 was found by workmen while clearing land near the old Forge pond at Silver Lake Kingston Mass The initials are thought to belong to Samuel Holmes a former owner The discovery suggests the turtle lay on the land for about eighty years while a grant of 19169 was discussed to cover part of the deficit
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Kingston
Mass
Silver Lake
Old Forge
Samual Holmes
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Wheat Production Control Assn. Meetings
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HES Provision CO
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Fifth Ave
Mall
Buren
Wigman Chronicle-Telegram
New York, N.Y
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PWA
Columbus, O
William Sailor
Lincoln Park
William
Elyria Town Line
Caroline Spiegelberg
L. W. Spiegelberg
J. H. Delefield
E. C. Schubert
Oliver
William Breeler
Olmsted
Amherst
H. E. Dulmage
Sarah Jane
Mary Alice
Dodge City
Kansas
Leonard Warren
Emil Ruth
William Bullock
Wayne
Lila
George Garthe
Elmer Gall
Arthur Ernst
Financial Service
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the Inland Loan CO
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Century Building
E. W. Lesnis
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Eyelet Batiste
Driggist’s
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