Loans to Lorain Farmers Totaled 458000 in 1934
A Farm Credit Administration report shows Lorain County farm mortgage loans totaling 459,009 issued June 1, 1933 to May 1, 1934. About 272,600 funded debt refinancing while 16,209 paid taxes and 94,600 covered other debts. Large sums financed land purchases and equipment with 25,700 for stock in farm loan associations.
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Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioners
Lorain County
Farm Credit Administration Today
Farm Credit Administration
Lodge hosts social, business meet for Lindy Lodge
Mrs. Warne Kropp entertained Lindy Lodge members at her Grafton road home. Mrs. William Rennie as newly elected president led the business meeting and called a June 19 gathering at Miss June Harrison’s home to discuss vacation plans. Harrison, home from Kent State, led talks on Art and Sciences with a salad course served at the end. Oddfellows hear Gus Findley on foreign relations with a Washington farewell address reference.
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Kropp
Warne Kropp
Grafton Road
Lindy Lodge
William Rennie
June Harrison
Harrison
Kent State College
Oddfellows
Guy Findley
Elyria I. 0. O. F. Lodge No. 105
Xeble
Miles Reyonolds
Oberlin Lodge
Ast
Rhodes
Canouees
Springfield
Claude WeKenze
Olmsted Falls
Northwest
Medina
Elyria
Gus Findley
United States
Findley
George Washington
Congress
Claude McKenzie
34 Boys Guests Of Rotary Club At Y M C A Camp
Thirty four boys with living and transportation paid by Elyria Rotary Club enjoy a week at the Elyria Y M C A camp Iss-See- Kes on the Vermilion River. Leaders are Chet Hunt Bob Brown Paul Thompson and Ralph Fey Dick Schafer will go today replacing Hunt. The boys are divided into Mohicans Wyandottes Troquis and Huron. Mohicans led in inspections four times and yesterday beat the Hurons 21 20 in softball.
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Elyria
Mohicans
Mabel Ellis
Marie Gilman
Associated Charities
Kataren Fulton
Dillinger Glue Explodes in Baraboo Chase
Police and federal agents chased a Baraboo sighting of John Dillinger that sparked alarms across St. Paul Minneapolis Madison Chicago and Milwaukee. A traveling salesman, Hal H Norland of Chicago, was linked to the license numbers and found safe at home in Chicago after the pursuit.
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Madison
Wis
John Dillinger
St. Paul
Chicago
Baraboo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Dillinger
Hal H. Norland
Norland
Chiraga
Toledo taxi price hike boosts driver pay beginning Sunday
The Knight Cab Company and the Yellow Cab Company announced driver pay increases in Toledo. The minimum weekly guarantee remains $12, with drivers earning 39 percent of gross weekly business above $50 and 40 percent above $240.
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Toledo
Knpight Cab Company
Yellow Cab Company Today
Enrollees for Camp Isa See Kes Summer Session
About 25 youths have registered for the five week YMCA camp at Camp Isa See Kes on the Vermillion River. The program begins next Monday and runs one week. First group departs at 9 o'clock Monday from the YMCA. more enrollments are expected. reservations are at the YMCA main lobby desk.
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Trenty-Gve
Camp Isa- See-Kes
Vermillion River
Robert H. Goacher
Girls Will Have 10 Days At Camp At Iss-See-RKes
An announcement from W C McClellan, Y M G A general secretary, says a ten day girls camp will run July 19 to 20 at Camp Iss See Rkes on the Vermilion River. Eligible are girls eight years and older. Competent leaders will supervise and an external ram is being arranged. Those planning to attend should sign up at the Y lobby desk as soon as possible.
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Iss-See-Rkes
Vermilion River
W. C. McClellan
McClallan
Thess
McCulloch Not In Senate Race
Rosene C. McCulloch of Columbus, formerly of Canton, announced he would not enter the Republican gubernatorial race at the August primary. He said his candidacy would only add to voter confusion despite earlier consideration of the proposition.
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Columbus
Rosene C. McCullorh
Canton
Toda
Tumars
MecCullorh
22 000 To Get Bank Dividend
In Cleveland on June 13 a five percent cash dividend will be paid late in July or early August to 22 900 depositors of the Standard Trust Bank. Liquidator W A Kumler announced the payout, with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers holding the largest stake among creditors and depositors. The bank, once the Nations Lab or Banks, faced liquidation after its losses.
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Cleveland
Standard Trust Bank
W. A. Kumler
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
B. of L. B
Rotary Speakers From Many Nations At Elks Club
Rotary Club weekly meeting heard an international shortwave broadcast from Chicago featuring Jobn Nelson of Toronto and speakers from England Germany Spain Uruguay India China Japan and Australia. Clinton F Anderson spoke from Albuquerque on progress toward prosperity as nations face a low mood. Originated in Chicago and aired by CBS as a preconvention program for the Detroit Rotary Convention opening June 24. The local board will choose two delegates next Tuesday. McClean absent.
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Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Rotary International
Chicago
Jobn Nelson
Toronto
England
Germany
Spain
Uruguay
India
China
Japan
Australia
Clinton F. Anderson
Rotary
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sherman
Columbia Broadcasting System
Detroit
W. O. McClean
Frank Hoover
McClellan
Few Tuberculous Cattle Found In Tests In County
Lorain county cattle tests show only 7 reactors among 24 563 cattle, a strong improvement over earlier years. State veterinarian Dr. Reeder reported results, noting 1923 39 and prior test figures. Largest herds include La Grange 2200, Eaton 2994, Carlisi and Grafton 1755 each.
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Lorain County
Reeder
Juerain
Ie County
la Grange
Eaton
Carlisi
Grafton
Sheppard Seeks Congress Post in Fourteenth Ohio District
Carl D. Sheppard of Akron Republican candidate toured Lorain County yesterday planning campaign steps. He is a state senator representing the Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth District in the Ohio legislature.
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Sheppard
Congress
Carl =D. Sheppard
Akron
Ohio
Lorain County
State Senate
Onis Legislarate
Death Record Charles H. Eitam 56
Charles H. Eitam aged 56 died suddenly at home on 360 Higa Street. Born in Dhy ria April 13, 1873, he had lived in the city all his life. Survived by widow Leila and daughter Ruth Bileen, with three sisters Mrs. John H. Dalafield, Mrs. John F. Stein, and Mrs. Matt J. Nuhn. Funeral set for 2:00 PM Saturday at Sudro Funeral Home. Rev. R. E. Neighbour officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Charles A. Eitam
Charles H. Eitam
Leila Eitam
Higa Street
Mr. Eitam
Dhyria
Ruth Bileen
John H. Dalafield
Biyria
John F. Stein
Lakewood
Matt J. Nuhn
Lorain
Sudro Funeral Home
Rev
R. E. Neighbour
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Court actions and verdicts from local docket
Mary Sandor sues the Greek Catholic Union for a death benefit of 1000 dollars. Ohio Fuel Gas Company wins a jury verdict in Judge A R Webber's court on injuries claimed by minor Margaret Nagy from a fall caused by a gas shutoff pipe per her petition.
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Mary Sandor
Greek Catholic Union of Russian Brotherhoods of
United States of America
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
A. R. Webber
Margaret Nagy
T& Her
Cleveland Educator to Speak at Oberlin Commencement
Oberlin June ig- Dr He AQ Peters headmaster of Universit School Cleveland will deliver the commencement address before the graduating class of Oberlin High School this evening at graduation. Music of the evening by four graduates including a volo solo by Kathiean Thompson. The T M T M club entertained last night at Paul Moros south Amherst with bridge. prizes awarded to Mrs Gerald Keller and others. Professor Reber Johnson of the Conservatory will teach at Chautauqua N Y and bring Oberlin students to join the summer session. He will also perform with the Misehakort String Quartet and serve as assistant Concert Master with the Chautauqua Symphony.
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Oberlin
He AQ
Peters
Universit School
Cleveland
Wil
Operlin H High School
Virginia Richardson
Katherine Rutscher
Kathiean Thompson
Helen Spelbrink
Miss Thompson
Paul Mor
Sn South
Amherst
Gerald Keller
Harold Cooley
Elyria
J. A. Schafer
Iretold Alsop
Amherst Was & Buss
Hollywood Avenue
Chautauqua
Reber Johnson
Conservatory
N. Y
Johnson
Plas
Misehakort
Chautauqua Symphony of
Waich ‘Albert
Darrow Board Member Quits Amid NRA Critique
WASHINGTON June 13. B W C Thompson a Darrow Review Board member resigned charging the NRA reveals a trend toward Fascism in America In a letter to President Roosevelt he blamed the board for endorsing a new price fixing policy and said the group supported a socialized system of control He alleged the board lacked his knowledge in endorsing the policy.
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Washington
Hugh 5. Johnson
Darrow
Missing consul hid after reprimand in Chinese cave
Nanking June 13 Chinese authorities said Hideékai Kuramoto Japanese vice consul went into hiding after a reprimand for loss of documents. He appeared alive in a cave and stated the voluntary disappearance followed humiliation from Consul General Suma. Japanese ships patrolled to protect residents. burial ground search revealed him in a Ming tomb cave.
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Nanking
Hideékai Kuramoto
United Press
Suma
Kuramoto
Japan
Kuratotd
Senate Approval Of Tugwell Sure
The Senate is nearly certain to confirm Guy Tugwell as undersecretary of agriculture. The Agriculture Committee backed confirmation by a large margin. Key opponents planned to speak, but broad support remained, with about 60 votes anticipated.
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Washington
Guy Tugwell
Brain Troat Storm Center
Senate
Tugwell
Beig
Senate Agriculture Committee
Elligon D. Smith
8. C
Tugwel
Harry Flood Byrd
Lond
Administration
Oberlin area notes and campus life brief
Conductors Stoassel and George Barrere lead a short program as Nancy Squire Chapter D A R hosts a tea at Mrs C K Fauver 240 Yeast College street on June 14. Abbots Academy graduate Miss Elizabeth Upton will enter Oberlin College in the fall. Various locals attend gatherings and visits including Mr and Mrs Horace Waite and Reverend L B Daniels completing duties at Bexley Hall.
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Nancy Squire
C. K. Fauver
Yeast College Street
First
Frank JH. Foster
Saint Augustine
Elizabeth Upton
John Wood
East College Street
H.C. Noland
Columbus
Oberlin
L. B. Daniels
Gambler
Ohio
Bexley Hall
Divinity School
Kenyon College
Faith Peirce
Coker College
South Carolina
P. 8. Peirce
Lawrie White
Indianapolis
Ind
4 H Club Heads Meet In Elyria
Lorain County 4 H clubs gathered at the Elyria Y M C A for a conference with over 260 advisors and officers in attendance. Officers included presidents secretaries recreation leaders and news reporters. D C Cray of Columbus directed the meeting with speakers R B Albright Margaret Burkley Dorothy Crocker Stanley Hoskin and Robert Funk delivering addresses.
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Lorain County
D. Cc
Cray
Columbus
R. B. Albright
Brownhelm
Margaret Burkley
Ridgeville
Dorothy Crocker
Columbia
Stanley Hoskin
Eaton
Robert Funk
Eixria
Elyria Lawyers Move to Close Wednesday Afternoons
Elyria attorneys plan a summer half day each Wednesday with most offices to sign and close Wednesday afternoons. Some firms already close Saturday afternoons or both afternoons while others may keep Wednesday afternoon open. Richard Horan circulated the plan stating broad support among local lawyers.
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Elyria
Richard Horan
Steel union faces final strike decision at Pittsburgh convention
In Pittsburgh a recalled Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers convention opens to decide if a steel strike will be called this weekend. About 200 delegates from across the nation will weigh actions from Washington and the American Iron and Steel Institute as tensions rise. A splinter rank and file committee proposes three measures to avert a strike, while younger members push for a genuine representation plan.
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Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Washington
American Tron and Steel Institute
New York
Michael F. Tighe
Tighe
Ater
Rank and File Committee
United Press
Gulf Road Girls Win 4-H Honors in Lorain County
The Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers Club earned the top 4-H honors for the fiscal year ending June 1, with 106 points. Carlisle Jolly Hustlers placed second with 104 points, and Eaton Silver Thimble Club scored 98 for third. Advisers include Mrs. E. D. Hoag and Mrs. J. F. Eldred for Gulf Road and Jolly Hustlers respectively. Other clubs and scores span 89 to 94, with a structured point system for project completion, meetings, membership, exhibits, and county activities.
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Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers Club
Lorain ‘County
Misa Alice Bird
Lorain County
Wiosing
Carlisle Jolly Hustlers
Gulf Road Club
E. D. Hoag
J. F. Eldred
Jolly Hustlers
Eaton Silver
Hazel Cornish
Eaton Food Club
Hazel Leach
Fasten Wild Rose Flower Club
Lara McClellan
Murray Ridge
Coressa Dehn
la Grange
John Conklin
Ridgeville
Happy Hour
Middle Ridge
E. F. Croskey
Camden Keen Kutters
A. E. Prosser
Wellington
William Brouse
Fields Corners
W. J. Carskaddon
Pittsfield Young Workers
Albert McDale
Brighton
F. W. Moore
Avan
E. T. Branson
LaPorte Sewice Pals
Clara Mae Eddy
Wellington Flower Club
M. L
Pickrel and Harrison File for Governor Nominations
Columbus, June 13. William G. Pickrel of Darton filed Democratic petitions for governor with 20,000 names, the largest total yet received by the secretary of state. Frank G. Harrison of Massillon filed Republican petitions for governor.
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Columbus
William G. Pickrel
Darton
Pickrel
Frank G. Harrison
Massilion
Political filing fees and races loom in county contests
The article outlines upcoming county races with candidates Frank E. Stevens Howard Butler for prosecutor William G. Mitchell Clarence Locke for recorder and two county commissioner seats. It notes campaign expenses from filing fees to runoffs, listing precise fees for each office. Roy Papwroth of Amherst was jailed for violating parole and sent to the penitentiary in Columbus.
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Frank E. Stevens
John M. Harding
Howard Butler
Elyria
Harding
Barding
William G. Mitchell
Clarence Locke
County Recorder
County Commissioners’ Office
Common Pleas
General Assembly
Alao
Roy Papwroth
Amherst
Columpus
Gerald Nauf
Joe Woodinge
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Report
Market reports from Cleveland show butter steady at 28 cents, eggs steady with extra white large, poultry prices mixed across colored fowl and Leghorn, broilers and ducks. Potatoes affected by regional supply. cattle and calves higher with prime and common categories noted. sheep and hogs active with higher quotes. Chicago quotations show butter and eggs firm, various poultry and live stock prices. local fruits and vegetables display broad price ranges across asparagus to tomatoes with farm market notes.
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Cleveland
Andy Up
Ducka
Broilers Fancy Rocks
Vroilers Leghorn
Broilers Leghorn
Nova Carolina
Idaho
Chicago
Aras Ata
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Los. S
U.S
Alabama
CA. S
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Catalan Revolt Near in Frontiers of Cerbere
Reports from the French Spanish frontier say Catalan republican leaders in Barcelona plan a republic declaration amid rising leftist opposition to the central Spanish government. Mayors join revolt plots as arms flow from Republican centers after constitutional guarantees court rulings.
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Cerbere
Barcelona
Catalonia
National Tribunal of Constitutional Guarantees
Ex Taxi Driver Says He Saw Dillinger Today
Donald Murray a 32 year old former taxicab driver reported seeing John Dillinger in Southfield Minnesota today claiming the outlaw rode with a driver on a freight train at 3 am. Murray described Dillinger with a faded red hair look and a sneer. Federal agents who were told of the tale opened an investigation though skeptical of its truth.
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Southfield
Minn
John Dillinger
Indiana
Donald Murray
Murray
Dillinger
Chicago
Livestock Prices Jump at Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago prices surged as limited finished stock and strong packer demand pushed hog prices to new highs for the season, with heavyweights at 4.50 per hundred pounds and prime steers near 210.25, the strongest level since September 1982, as of June 22. A theft report followed about a dark blue Model A Ford Sedan license 61-822 stolen from a Lorain plant parking lot.
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Chicago
Vri
C. F. Diedrick
West 20Th Street
Lorain
National Tube Company
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Outlaw
Wisconsin
Phong
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Elise
N. Pleasant St
Stoassel and
George Barrere
Amalgamated Steel Union
Gulf Road Girls
Carlisle
J. C. Jackson
Plga
Treres
Stags Bay
Sheets Elevator Co
Farchild Milling Co
Saaket
Boston
Tyne
the National Popgun
Universal Trumpet
AL Lahiff
Fish and Chips
Crystal Rock
East Ars
Fishers
Sederis Restaurant
Wigg's
Climax
O'Donnell's
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