Drought Alters Farm Land Rules to Boost Forage Planting
Agricultural Adjustment Administration eases use of non contracted and rented acres to grow forage and pasture crops while delaying corn for forage. Ruling targets wheat corn hog and adjustment contracts to prevent pasture shortages and reduce soil erosion. County agents announce soon when corn forage planting will be allowed and offer free circulars on soybeans sudan grass and related crops.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
AAA
Grain
C. I.hummel
Teeth of Monster Found Here
Teeth thought to be from a centuries old monster were found by Catiton Die drich while digging in his Seventh street yard. A tusk fragment was also discovered. Veterinarians who saw the teeth believed they resembled wild boar teeth in shape. Also, an Ohio State University bulletin on vineyard spraying was received by Lorain County Agricultural Extension agent C I Hummel, noting spray residue and use timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catiton Diedrich
Seventh Street
Ohio State University
C. I. Hummel
Lorain County
Hummel
Sweet Peas IX Bloom at Seneca Street
Joe Horvath of 124 Seneca Street reports to the Chronicle Telegram that he picked a bouquet of sweet peas. He planted the seed on St Patrick day and reflects on life ending with an admonition about gathering friends to pass evenings pleasantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Horvath
Seneca Street
The
Chronicle
St. Patrick's Day
Grape Growers Allowed To Sell Wine Under Tax ruling
North tro Ohio grape growers gain permission to sell wine produced from their own grapes after a Treasury ruling. Thousands of barrels were stored as protection against prohibition, now allowed to be sold with internal revenue tax paid per gallon. Applicants must file with Internal Revenue within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
U. S. Treasury Department
Carl E. Moore
Internal Revenue
Washington
Internal Revenue Tax
Internal Revenue Office
Mrs. Tillie Feagler Retires From LaGrange Store
LaGrange woman Tillie Feagler retires after a long career. She sold her LaGrange grocery store in the old Butler block to Levi Smith of Penfield. Feagler worked eleven years at the telephone exchange, thirteen years in the post office, and twelve years in the grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Feagler
LaGrange
Levi Smith
Penfield
Second Ward Democrat Club Sets Meeting At Perkins Garage
The Second Ward Democrat Club will meet at the Perkins Garage at 8 p m on Thursday to hear candidates in the coming primary present their qualifications before members. New officers of the Y-Indus Club were installed at a meeting led by retiring president Norwood Baumhardt. They plan a July 27 party for members and guests. no summer meetings. Local firemen answered two calls. a grass fire at Cornell and Garfield Avenues caused no damage while a Capitol Theatre motor short circuit fire confined to the motor with hoses from multiple units.
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Second Ward
Democrat
Perkins Garage
Y-Indus Club
Norwood Baumhardt
Eastern Heights
Cornell and
Garford Avenues
Capitol Theatre
Hose Company No. 1
Enging Company No
Ladder Company No
Court actions filed for divorce and injunction in Loram district
Daisy Catron sues Morris Catron of Amherst for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Andrew Simon seeks an injunction against Elizabeth Simon and Charles B. Wright to stop dispossessing cafe chattels in Loram. Mildred Payne of Elyria files for divorce from John Franklin Payne of Watertown New York on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married in 1917.
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Daisy Catron
Morris Catron
Amherst
Common Pleas
Andrew Simon
Elizabeth Simon
Charles B. Wright
Loram
Mildred Payne
Elyria
John Francis Payne
Watertown
N. Y
France Demands Security or Adjournment at World Conference
At Geneva on June 6 France pressed for security against possible German aggression or an outright adjournment. The conference faced likely failure after two years of work as leaders of the steering committee met in gloom. French delegate Louis Barthou angrily accused Arthur Henderson of bias, while Henderson threatened resignation over the procedural dispute.
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Ageneva
France
Louis Barthou
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Barthou
LaGrange Bank Seeks Court OK To Accept Bonds
The Peoples' Bank of La Grange in liquidation seeks court approval to accept bonds from Home Owners Loan Corporation and Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation. A hearing is set for June 1 with liquidating expenses estimated at 4300. Liquidator attorney A H West explains the standard liquidation procedure. Assets are about 170,900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Peoples’ Bank
la Grange
Common Pleas Court
A. H. West
Deaths of Mrs. Mary Alexander and William H. Hart
Despondent from ill health and bereavement, Mrs. Mary Alexander 40 of 251 Stanford Avenue hanged herself, her body found by daughter Phyllis. Survived by husband Alfred, children Phyllis and Alfred Jr., sister Mrs. George Spitzer. funeral Friday at 2 from home, burial Ridgelawn. William H. Hart 70 of Oberlin Road, a lifelong farmer, died after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Florence, sons Clifford C. and Floyd H., sisters and brothers, funeral Saturday at 2 from First Methodist Church, burial South Murray Ridge, body moved from Nichols Noms Thursday.
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Mary Alexander
Stanford Avenue
Phyllis
Alexander
North Eaton
Church of Christ
Alfred
William H. Hart
Oberlin Road
Mr. Hart
Carlisle
Florence
Clifford C
Floyd H
Nora Braun
Wakeman
Carl Fowl
Edith Boughton
Bertha Pember
Ollie Baird
Julia
Elytia
Mauda Braun
Fairview
Ernest
Hart
Methodist Church
Carlisle Grante
First Methodist Church
E. J. Bond
South Murray Ridge
Nichols Funeral Noms
Clothing Clubs Hold Meetings in Lorain County
Miss Alice Bird, Lorain County Extension Agent, attended two Clothing Club meetings this afternoon in Middle Ridge and Penfield Junction to assist members with materials patterns and proper methods. She will address the Eaton Ladies Aid tomorrow on meeting needs of rural women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bird
Lorain County
Iwo
C. 40. Higgins
Middle Ridge
P. ¢. Crittenden
Penfield Junction
Miss Bird
Eaton Ladies Aid
Death Claims Oberlin Man After Illness
George Worcester aged 65 died at his home 50 East Hamilton street after a ten month illness. Born May 13 1869 in Pittsfield Ohio he lived much of his life in Oberlin. He was a charter member of the Oberlin K of P lodge and belonged to the Painters and Paper Hangers Union. Survived by his wife four daughters four brothers and three sisters. Funeral Saturday 2:00 PM at Sedgeman Funeral Parlor Reverend McBride officiating. Burial East cemetery Pittsfield.
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Oberlin
George Worcester
Hamilton Street
Mr. Worcester
Pittsfield
Ohio
Oberlin K
Fp, Lodge
Painters and V Paperhangers Union
East
Amherst Village Meeting Adopts Utilities and Tax Resolutions
Amherst council grants Baetz Dairy access to pavement and sewer taps near Tennéyay, approves power company contract for electric current, and requests a draw on February taxes. Treasurer reports 5293.48 dollars in village funds released via dividend from Amherst Savings and Banking Co. Clerk to contact state building inspector about brick building on Franklinar. Commencement for class of 1954 set at 8 pm with 55 graduates. Ted Robinson of Cleveland Plain Dealer to speak. Local committees formed for NRA code with Lorainco painters. senior league at St Peter’s meets. delegates chosen for state conventions and Y P L rally. About 30 attend wiener roast at Vermilion-on-the-Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
William Baetz
Baetz
Tennéyay
Board of Public Affairs
Allie Kuss
Amherst Savings and Banking Co
Reconstruction Finaca Corporation
Charles Miller
Franklinar
Jessamaine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow
Stone City
Eastern State
Masonic Hall
Lorainca Council of
Iesson
Wellington
Amherst Hi
Ted Robinson
Cleveland Plain Dealler
Margaret Gawn
Alyce Nieding
Frances Sabiers
Sandusky
Cleveland
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
First Evangelical Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Meet
A joint Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary societies meeting will occur at Mrs. J. Muth Forsyth home Thursday afternoon with newly elected officers hosting. Amherst Bible Study at Jenne home Cleveland Ave. drew 25 members last night with a vocal duet and guided study led by Quick Schultz and Jenne. Next meeting will be at the Werner home on Ax tel Street Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies
First Evangelical Church
Sirs. J. Muth
Ladies’ Aid Oociety
Amherst
BR. A. Jenne
Cleveland Ave
aArthur Gegenheimer
RB. F. Quick
Walter Schultz
B. A. Jenne
Homer Rodencarver
A. C. Werner
Axtel St
Amherst Briefs Miss Mori and Widmer Return Visit
Miss Ruth Mori and Kitty Widmer have returned from a visit with Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Broadwell in Akron. Miss Milda Holzhauer of South Amherst has been discharged from the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hogue have
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ruth Mori
Kitty Widmer
W. R. Broadwell
Akron
Milda Holzhauer
South Amherst
Harry Hogue
Stock Exchange Control Bill Signed by Roosevelt
President Roose velt signed the Stock Exchange Control bill placing the securities market under strict federal supervision for the first time. The act emerged from protracted stock market probes by the state banking and currency committee and involved bankers such as J Pierpont Morgan and Charles Mitchell. Wall Street opposed the measure as Capitol Hill fought the bill amid a powerful lobbying effort. The law includes 10 major provisions to shield investors national credit and federal taxation power.
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Bulletin
Washington
Roogavelt
Stock Exchange
State Banking and Currency Committee
Pr. Morgan
Chho Kahn
Charles Mitchell
Wall Street
Capitol Hill
Unrest Threatens Toledo As Auto-Lite Strike Ends
In Toledo June 6 an emergency deal averted new labor unrest at Auto-Lite. The company will immediately rehire all Feb 23 strikers under a new contract, preventing further trouble after a mass protest by 75 former strikers. Police and deputies were on duty. picketing remains barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Automotive Workers Federal Labor Union
Electric Autoite Company
Thomas J. Ramsey
Auto Workers’ Union
Ramsey
Charles P. Taft
Market Signals and Prices From Cleveland Pork and Poultry
Market reports show poultry and fowl prices with color Leghorns and broilers, hogs and calves pricing, and cattle with prime and choice ranges. Declines and gains across butter, eggs, potatoes, wheat, corn, and oats are noted, with regional quotes from Chicago and Toledo.
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Cleveland
UTTER
IBM
Ike
South Caroline
Idaho
United States Department of Agricultura
Revelptx
Toledo Grain
Toledo
U.P
Road repairs outline multiple local street segments
Vermilion Road Camden Center to Route 20 Gifford Road Route 59 to Garfield Road Amherst Pyle S Amherst Route 59 to Elyria Ave Amherst south 1.4 miles Russia Road Oberlin Road east 60 yards Indian Hollow Route 200 to Parsons Road Surface treatments list Council Halloner Road Route 58 to Route 20 Baumhart Road Foster Park Road to Route 2 Kolbe Road Amherst north corporate to Route 2 North Ridge Vermilion Road to Mill Hollow Vermilion Road North Ridge to Erie County line Indian Hollow Foster Road Route 1 to Route 200 Sugar Ridge West line Ridgeville to Belden Avon East River Rd Elyria Two north line to W L EB Rail Durkee Road Route 52 to Chestnut Ridge Chestnut Ridge Belcher Avon Road to Root Road Columbia West River Road Route 2 to Sprague Road Parsons Road LaGrange Road to Indian Hollow Road Pitts Road Jones Road to Route 18
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Vermilion
Camden Center
Gifford Road
Garfield Road
Pyle-S. Amherst
Rve
Elyria Ave
Amherst
South Corporation
Russia Road
Oberlin Road
Indian Hollow
Parsons Road
Halloner
Baumhart Road
Foster Park
Kolbe Road
North Corporation
North Ridge
Vermilion Road
West Hill
Mill Hollow
Erie County
Indian Hollow-Foster Road
Sugar Ridge
Ridgeville
Belden Avon Road
East River Rd
Elyria
Durkee Road
Chestnut Ridge
Belcher Avon Road
Root Road
Columbia-West River Road
Sprague Road
LaGrange
Indian Hollow Road
Pitts Road
Jones Road
Summer School To Be Operated For Elyria Students
Elyria Board of Education approved a summer school for Elyria students during vacation at June meeting. It will run with a small charge to cover expenses and provide charity arrangements. Grace Thompson and Alice Lapp will teach elementary grades. high school teachers to be chosen after enrollments determine subject offerings. Last year's turnout included 38 high school and 26 grade school students. The program aims to help students behind in one subject to catch up and become regular in grades. Democracy remarks appear in a separate note about social development in Pittsburgh. Mrs Taft's condition after an automobile accident Monday remained unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Grace Thompson
Alice Lapp
R. C. Maston
Maston
Bus crash case in Norwalk trial continues amid claims of speed
Stevens argued the bus sped and violated the safe stopping distance as the trial neared its end. Anne Scherba, 19, of Pittsburgh, sought 75000 in a suit against Nevin Western Lines and Norwalk Truck Lines after severe injuries in the accident. Her petition says she remains in Memorial hospital with permanent injuries.
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Stevens
Guild
Anne Scherba
Pittsburgh
Fied Sultiers
Nevin Western Lines
Norwalk
Scherba
Memorial Hospital
Epilepsy Inherited and Cure Possibilities Explored
A book presenting opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy will be sent free to readers who write to Educational Division Dept 405 545 Fifth Ave New York N Y while supplies last.
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Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
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X-Indus Club
Harry S. Burr, Jeweler
Elyria High School
School Auditorian
H. E. Birch
Lorain County Savings & Trust
LaGrange Bank
North Pleasant Street
MKS
Esther Alelen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Death
Guthrie Funeral
Augusta Guthrie
Allen Hospital
Sedgeman Funeral
Oberlin School of Commerce
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Oberlin Exchange Club
W. H. Boyers
Mr. Boyers
J. ©. McCullough
McCullough
United States
Catherine Andrus
Barbara Dudley
Virginia Kurepkat
Margaret Leonard
Jean Warner
Western Reserve Academy
Jon Cutler Hall
Pythian Sisters
Conservatory
Warser Hall
B. Karl F. Geiser
Hollenden
L. E. Daniels
Gambier
Bexley Hall
Kenyon College
Donald Hume
Alliance
Millicent Hume
Wills Hume
West College Street
J. S. Wetherill
Palo Alto
California
Gaze Wetherill
Stanford University
Marie Martin
Eva May Parker
Cleveland St
Jenne
Chronicle-Telegram News
Central Book Store Church
Councl
John Egeland
Macter
Lorainco
Lorain
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Lorainco Democratic Club
F. O
Oberlix Business College
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Armherst
Ruth Ehrman
Battelie Masters
Forter Jenne
Women's Union
Women’s Union of
Ernst Irion
Otoge
Bingham Stamping
Logan Gear
Leland Livestock
UOW
Chicago
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Buehel
Apur
Pittsburch
Fred Taft
Number Two
AL Lahiff’s Restaurant
Crystal Rock
Fast Ave
E Lee's Glass and Mirror Shop
Lodi Street
Phono
Beach Cliff Nursery
Snow Road
North Ridgeville
Route 20
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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