Fourteen Women In County Delegation At Conference
Lorain County sent fourteen women to the northeastern Ohio district home council meeting on women s agricultural extension projects held Thursday at MIM Creek Park near Youngstown. Ten are county home council members led by chairwoman Mrs Py F B Portman. guests included Miss Marian Lauer Miss Thelma Wagner and Mrs N Williams. Principal speaker was Dean John F Cunningham of Ohio State University College of Agriculture. attendees toured the park after the meeting.
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Lorain County
Northeastern Ohio District Home Council
Mim Creak Park
Youngstown
County Home Council
Py F B. Portman
Meadretty
Carl Bates
H. le Leimbach
A. J. Cooper
Charles Baker
Wallace Bear
Harry Lauer
Dre
J. A. Richards
Hadley
Mass
General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches
Mount Holyoke College
Richards
Medina Association
Mrs. Richards
Janice Beckwith
South Professor Street
Hiram House
Cleveland
L. H. Trufant
Danforth
Maine
Carl Serger
Olive Gledhill
Walter Kunz
Warren
Ohio
Berger
Kunz
Toledo
H. QO
Worcester
Dorr
Myron Worcester
Dearborn
Mich
Detroit
Bay City
Mitch
Mary Mills
Mildred and
Clyde
Canton
Leroy Dever Ard
South Pleasant Street
Luther Noland
Bruce
Chilacothe, O
Fay Worcester
Spring Street
Jennie Powers
West Lorain Street
A. G. Comings
William B. Fenn
Ittle Mansitee River
Michigan
End of H O L C Ohio Loans Tonight
The Home Owners Loan Corporation ends its authority to lend government money on private homes tonight after three years in Ohio. Some 95,504 loans totaling over 805.9 million dollars were approved to distressed owners from 198,500 applications, with 94,500 rejected, via five district offices in Cleveland Columbus Toledo Akron and 33 sub offices.
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Columbus
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Will Let Contract For Road Improvement
The State Highway Department plans to let a contract around June 26 or 27 for upgrading the Cooper Foster Park road in Black River and Amherst townships at an estimated cost of 17184. The project includes grading draining and surfacing with a new outlet for traffic via the $300000 Black River bridge at North Ridge road now under construction.
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Black River
Amherst Townships
State Highway Department
Columbus
North Ridge Road
Abbe Road Woman Finds Duck Eggs Containing Two Embryos
Mrs Henry Rauscher of Abbe Road examined two duck eggs under a sitting duck. Each egg concealed a ready to hatch embryo doubling the expected number. Hatcherymen call this highly unusual with prior reports of double entries but only one embryo maturing.
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Henry Rauscher
Abbe Road
Death Record for Christ Jensen 40 at 64 Samuel Street
Christ Jensen 40 died suddenly yesterday at his home after a brief illness. He fell ill while working at Ingersull Feed Company in Rocky River and died three hours later. Survived by wife Denis Jensen, three children Jack Jean Carroll and Patricia, parents Michael and Anna Jensen, one sister Agnes and four brothers Cars. Body at Clifford Peace Funeral Home Boyer Center with viewing. funeral Monday at 12:30 p.m. at the home parish. Frank J. Rittinger 63 died Thursday from injuries in an accident at east side coal docks. right leg amputated. Funeral Monday at 9 a.m. from St Marys Church. burial in St Peters Cemetery Ridgeville.
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Christ Jensen
Samuel Street
Rocky River
Ingersull Feed Company
Rorky River
Denis Jensen
Jack
Jean Carroll
Patricia
Michael
Anna Jenern
Agnes
Pease Funeral Home
Boyer Center
Frank J. Rittinger
Sa. m
St. Mary's Church
St. Peters Cemetery
Ridgeville
Waoman’s Foreign Missionary Society Convention Held at Local Church
The Waoman''s Foreign Missionary Society of the Norwalk District of the Methodist church convenes at First Methodist Episcopal in Loaraln on Tuesday, June Louh. Mrs. Edwin Shubert of Elyria presides district, with Mrs. CoM Ackerman treasurer and Miss Helen Osborne superintendent of junior work. Morning and afternoon talks feature Rev W J Jones and Miss Florence Phillips leading sessions, interspersed with prayers, songs, and reports. An evening young people’s banquet begins at six with a varied program including addresses from district officers and delegates.
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Waoman'’s Foreign Missionary Society
Norwalk
Methodist Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Loaraln
Louh
Edwin Shubert
Elyria
Com. Ackerman
Helen Osborne
Funoior
Florence Phillips
W. J. Jones
Noble Saegers
Dist
Corres
C. Mr. Ackerman
George Parnette
M. ©. Geiger
Avery Wood
Milton Raw
S. TD. Lorentz
Herman Portman
Frank Proctor
Mma Betow
sTancheon
Mie Bro
F. J. Carmean
Laura Schleman
Kiukiang
China
Battelle McCarir
Birthday fete honors Miss Helen Foreman
Twenty one friends gathered Thursday evening at Miss Helen Foreman’s home to celebrate her 21st birthday. Richard Sruir Ralph Stanislawski and Walter Almenhauser won prizes for 500, while Miss Helen Foreman and Ruby Wondcock led women in high score awards. Mr and Mrs Foreman, aided by Miss Marian Spaeth and Mrs Henry Peloguin, served refreshments and presented Miss Foreman with gifts in remembrance of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Foreman
Richard Sruir
Ralph Stanislawski
Walter Almenhauser
Ruby Wondcock
Foreman
Marian Spaeth
Ilenry Peloguin
Miss Foreman
Entertains Miss Maxine Noppa at Ninth Street Home
Miss Maxine Noppa hosted ten guests for an evening at her Ninth Street residence. They enjoyed husting and awards went to Voris Whildenheim, Robert Youngeberg, Ruth Peters, and Marian Cole among others. refreshments were served at small tables.
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iMaxine Noppa
Ninth Street
Voris Whildenheim
Robert, Youngeberg
Ruth Peters
Marian Cole
Sarma Ehrke
MilvartCrregal
Anene Joltman
Lois Leigh
Joves Maddox
Rath Peters
Dinner On Lawn SGN S'S Dae rers rigs oof the Mook eurl
Dinner on the lawn at George Royittle’s home on Evap road last evening featured a bureau supper after which a business meeting began with a solo “FP Tore to Tell the Story.” Mrs Mason Smith led devotionals and read Matthew. Dettman sang “Consider the Ladies.” Twelve goats attended, with Miss Vox of Connecticut and Mrs Mia Kool of Clayveland involved.
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SGN
Ehurel
George Royittle
von Tele
Bureau
Mason Smith
Matthew
Dettman
Miss Vox
Connecticut
Miia Kool
Clayveland
Meeting in Grafton Updates Plans for Oberlin Dinner
In Grafton on Thursday evening Meavhers of dust to Bight formed a new group after a reshaped event at Fame Af Mes. Laura Buebhel chaired the session where members discussed attending a dinner at Oberlin tym with Aeshurh and other business matters.
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Laura Buebhel
Grafton
Oberlin Tym
Oberlin Community Notices and Recitals in Oberlin
Oberlin events include Miss Any Blachly giving a vesper organ recital at Finney Chapel on Sunday at 4 30 pm.. D A R observed Flag Day with a garden party and prize contest on East College street.. church and community meetings, travel plans, weddings, and visits across Oberlin with multiple residents and guests noted.
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Oberlin, O
Blachly
Bruce H. David
Conservatory of Music
Finney Chapel
Oberlin College
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
American Guild of Organists
Reubka
Franz Liszt
W C T U President Cites Cost of Repeal
Tulsa report on Ida B. Wise Smith, national president of the W C T U, asserting repeal would disaster. She says three years cost 10009 lives and injuries 350000, with 560 million dollars in property and health damage. She cites alcohol traffic deaths, tax losses, and urges abstinence and an uncompromising anti liquor program.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ida B. Wise Smith
Wc. T.U
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Smith
United States
Tgann
Sit
Bigamy and Divorce Filed in West River Case
Gertrude Sarreit files for divorce from Walter Wiggins of Tennessee Valley, alleging bigamy and gross neglect. They wed September 9, 1959, and she seeks restoration of her former name. Case set for hearing on the 29th.
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Feertrade Wiggits
Gul West River Screel
Wirwinst
Walter Wiggins
Tenava
Hrarina Die
Gertrude Sarreit
Fatal Collision Claims Virginia Ames at Sixteen
In Marton Ohio a late night crash between a small roadster and a truck killed Virginia Fern Ames age 16 and injured nine others. The incident occurred last night and authorities are investigating the wreck as the cause of death and injuries.
Theatre party and gifts presented at the event
The theatre hosts a party on July 6 with an evening program. Mrs Buchholz received lovely gifts and Mrs Winniert was presented with a Rift.
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Elith
Elyria High School Reunion This Evening
A reunion for Elyria High School alumni will be hosted this evening at Schlueter's tavern on Cleveland Road. Community members are invited to reconnect with former classmates and share memories of school days.
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Refi
Elyria F High
Schlueter
Cleveland Road
Court actions and divorces filed in Lorain and Elyria
The court docket includes HOLO Cor onation suing H M Terry of Elyria for 3606 on two notes and seeking foreclosure. Sam Lerner sues Michael and Mary Zapotachny to cancel a Lorain land contract. Charles Yohn, brought from favton on non support, was acquitted by Judge D A Cook. Verbal testimony shows $84 paid for two children support since January. Verona Po Prosser seeks divorce from Franme Prosser for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Marjorie Seedorf is granted divorce from Walter Seedorf on grounds of gross neglect. Francesc Orzechowski administratrix pursues death claim of Victor Orzechnowski in Lorain.
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Lorain
Sam Lerner
Michael
Mary Zapotachny
Charles Yohn
Favton
D. A. Cook
Steg 7
Yohn
Mary
Verona Po Prosser
Franme Prosser
Marjorie Seedorf
Walter Seedorf
J. A. Cook
Tadgee D. A. Cook
Francesc Orzechowski
K. Ethel Pillan
Plaintf
Victor Orzechnowski
Seeks Possession Of Child Court Writ In Custody Case
Court writ sought by Mery Josephine Hiummaberger of 1379 Marton Drive Akron to obtain custody of daughter Nanre Rejle Hakes, 4, from Mr and Mrs G F Oakes of 20 Bennettarkin Atrest Oberlin. Proceedings interrupted by trip plans as Oakes and Nancy left for an eastern summer journey. Miss Walter notes settlement reached in infancy, with Nancy deemed their daughter per court order.
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Mery
Josephine Hiummaberger
Marton
Akron
Nanre Rejle Hakes
G. FE. Haken
Bnettarkin Atrest
Obevlin
Ming Makes
Nancy
Big Reduction In County Relief Reported
Lorain County relief figures show a 17 percent drop from May 1 with 569 active central area cases including Lorain Elyria and Avon Lake. WPA employment, farm work and industry gains cited as main causes, while federal surplus aid continues for many families already on relief.
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Lorain Cotty
Ernest Holmes Todas
Loratn
Eiyra
Avon Lake
Holmes
Elyria
Lorain
Inok
Depot Street
Lorain County
WPA
William B. Youns
County Relief Administration
FERA
State Relief Commission
Mielmes
Aviush
PERA
Gasoline Burns Serious in Marian Fatal Car Incident
Spencer McClung, 28, of Marian, remained in serious condition after gasoline he was pumping into his car ignited by a cigarette. A Lorain County jury awarded Bertha Skapin $1,000 for injuries after her car struck a curb on 31st Street. The second trial followed an earlier verdict for the defendant. The daughter is to be brought to court June 20.
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Marian
Spencer McClung
Guy B
Findley
Bertha Skapin
Paul Lukovics
31St Street
Lorain
Hakes
Jhe
Elyrians Entertain At Grafton Farm
Last evening the Elyrians performed at the Grafton Moungr Maru a& wall as visitors enjoyed an evening of acts. Bob Burns and Harland Brong opened with vocal numbers followed by Eddie Mack now with the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps performing outdoors. Dr Charles Guth sang several pieces and the boys’ solo efforts were praised. The program was arranged through Supt Swan who oversees the institution.
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Grafton Moungr Maru A& Wall
Elyrians
Bob Burns
Harland Brong
Eddie Mack
Elyria
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Mack
Chive Ro
Charles Guth
Scores To Lose Jobs If Veto Sustained
COLUMBUS O June 13 Unless over ridden by a three fifths vote of the general assembly Governor Daveys veto of the Herner bill carrying appropriations for legislative expenses will mean the loss of jobs for scores of senate and house employes and an early suspension of committees activity clerks of the two houses said today The governor struck out items in the DIL appropriating $358 500 for senate and 26 200 for the house The only item felt was F800 for the legislative reference aurea The house rats will necessitate dropping 75 employes after next Monday unless restored Clerk Fred Elsass of the house estimated This would leave a force of only about eight key employes
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Columbus. O
General Assembly
Davey
Herner
Senate
House
Fred Elsass
Contested Lorain Chairmanship and Democratic Rift
The Lorain party chairmanship turnout was tight with Councilman William G. Smith losing by a slim margin. Congressman Harter made a personal trip to Lorain to close the breach between Harris and Harter factions. Democratic leaders expect reconciliation this fall as Townsend ally Falkner’s Akron race result fuels concern for both parties and Harris hints at cross faction support from Cotughins Union for Social Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Smith
Elyria
Harter
Lorain
Harris
Daniel E. Falkner
Akron
Townsend
Davey
Townsend Croup
Father Cotughiin
Union For Social Justice
Rally of GOP leaders over Landon nomination and praise
The note describes reactions to Alf Landon as the Republican standard bearer with Dawes Knox and Roosevelt ties. Landon, a former Marietta resident and Ball Mooser, receives telegrams praising his aggressive actions and leadership. Knox conveys support for victory in November. Landon and Knox share a long-standing Republican comradeship dating to Theodore Roosevelt.
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Gaeee
Rone
Dawes
Landon
Marietta
Knox
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Convention Ends With Unanimous Peace Vote Showcasing GOP Unity
The page recounts the convention’s unanimous votes for Landon and a key figure, signaling strong Republican unity as the party faces a pivotal campaign. It notes leaders reflecting the will of their people who sent them to the convention to set a standard peace policy and unify the party.
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Lief
Landon
Market prices and farm goods in Toledo area report
A fragmentary market list shows prices for produce, grains, and livestock. Items include potatoes, strawberries, lettuce, onions, cabbages, and peppers, with quoted costs from local and regional suppliers. Poultry and eggs are noted, along with hog and cattle market remarks and grain futures.
Cleveland Home Folks Rally Amid Convention Turmoil
Reported discontent in Cleveland as locals plan a stay away from the city to counter the Come to Cleveland drive backed by Socialist, Republican and American Legion groups for the Great Lakes Exposition opening June 27. Vandenberg’s daughter bought a pew dress in Detroit then altered it, and Kansans at Hollenden Hotel celebrated Tandon’s nomination with Sunflowers and then left, leaving a damaged lobby and burnt carpet.
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Cleveland
Republican
American Legion
Henry P. Fletcher
National Committee
Sen
Arthur Vandenberg
Aime
Michigan
Detroit
Hollenden Hotel
Tandon
Hollenden
Susanna
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