Prospects for Farm Yields Improve in County Report
county agricultural agent Carl C. Devole notes warmer days raise hoped for crop gains in Lotain County. farmers expect to plant in stalled soil and finish plowing in better weather, with corn and soybeans dates extended. buckwheat plantings rise as growers plan to fit into late season, while wheat, fruits, and vegetables show mixed progress amid wet conditions and disease concerns.
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Saverhl
Ittle
Kotala
Lotain County
Dhed
Carl C. Devole County Agricultural Extension
Bern
Ohio
Deeds
Alley
Warn Farmers to Take Care During Wet Season
Lorain County farm safety warning urges farmers to be extra cautious now as heavy wet weather slows work. County agent Deeds notes accidents rise when rushing, with injuries from machinery, falls, and fatigue. Data shows most incidents occur in fields, barns, and homes, and workers aged 44 to 94 are at higher risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Gari Yiblde
Lorain County
Farh
Dads
Lorue
Tenia
Cetin
Oeuit
Busy Marriage License Bureau Sees Record Morning
The Elyria marriage license office reported 40 license applications this morning, a possible year to date high, with clerk Lucy Margue noting the surge. Grace Grouse aided at the counter, taking time from probate duties to handle filings as the month of brides appears busy. Lions Club to host Ladies Night dinner Monday at 2 30 p.m. Elks Club. speaker William H. Pringle of Clevedon discusses The Oddities of Our Presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriege
Lucy Margue
Lcense
Indio
I Mareleo
Grace Grouse
LIONS
Elyria Lions Club
Elks
William H. Pringle
Clevedon
Hatic
Society Notes Mention Marriages and Local Events
An odd garbled report notes a marriage involving Richard Alon Willen's Neélet Carpa Na, with a ceremony held yesterday at a hail venue. It references guests, a coach, and various local names while mentioning procedures and a reid by Mrs. Firerce Torey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alon Willen
Neélet
Moxy
New York
Sathya Davth
Dewaitment Ouleis
Pegarthog
Adaataiely
G. Hinche
Yue
Apa
Spond
Firerce Torey
Father denies son Jerome Nevins as fugitive from justice
Springfield reports the father of Verome Nevins, ex Clark county prosecutor, denied his son is a fugitive. Sheriff Shuman was told he is within legal fights as efforts continue to delay transport to Ohio penitentiary. The missing Nevins case alarms authorities who fear a pickup order could be executed.
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Springfield
Verome Nevins
Clark Sourne 9
J. Arthur Shuman
Frank Nevis
Shae Tmain
Newitts
Ohio Penitentiary
Eutdr
Hia Sen Watabo
Jérome Nevins
Death notices for Ruth Lawson and Ottilie Everett in Lorain area
Mra Ruth Wick Lawson of Lorain died Friday after six weeks illness. She leaves husband Theodore Lawson and a daughter Glendorin, with five sisters and three brothers. Funeral set for Monday at Seventh Street Baptist, Elder Junior Firepartick officiating. Also, Ottilie Jabbusch Everett of Griswold Road died after a long illness. Survived by husband Frank Everett and two daughters, three steps and many relatives. Requiem at St. John’s Lorain, burial at Elimwood. services Monday afternoon led by Rev. R.A. Mensenmdiek. Reverend John MeQuate of Litehfield Baptist Church also noted with services Monday.
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Ruth Wick Lawson
Theodore Lawson
Lorain
Pleasantsview
Tillneas
Lawson
Eliria
Larchin
Glendorin
Fromm
Seventh Street Baptist Church
Ottilie Jarbusch
Everityt
Ottilie
Jabbuschy Everest
Jam Griswold Road
Hore
Lard
St. John's
William Oldenburg
North Hollywood
Califf
Sahs
Avaust
Pint
Awald
Warold
Lerain
Jacob Sehraintn
Elyria
John Brill
Amherst
John Redman
Clarence Ever
Sand
Cooley Funeral Home
Dorain v
John
John MeQuate
Loh
Ilness
Hei
Litehelf Baptist Church
Litehfield Cemetery
Mayel
Parker Funeral Home
Borling Springs
Pennersyvivatun
MeQiate
Heis
Hag
Core Set
Arthur
Tiffen
Max
Marion Kreger
Middletowny
Andrew Hut Huntington
George
Reawnten
Emma Lehman
Cleveland
Pood Gates
Aghland
County Veterans Council Meeting in Lorain County
The Lorain County Council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met last night at the Winnsboro Post hall. Adjutant C. C. Dunn led discussions on ten-day agenda items while C. W. Ketenuot was reported as a future vice president.
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Lorain County
Claurcomg
WinksomHssel
Jovelé
All County Post
C. C. Dunn
Wilhany Atak
Hiander
Elyria Fias
Omar Ketenuot
Auro Radio
William Boegeets
James D. Burke
Wouter
Thimad Psurgeon
Johnsen
Defending His Fourth Marriage Faces Bigamy Conviction
Leopard-Evigene Simith, 26, ex-Golden Gloves boxer, was sentenced last August to a reformatory for bigamy and now prepares to defend his fourth marriage to Donna Mae Smith of Lorain who has sued for divorce. Court records show Smith claimed he believed his wife had divorced him. Donna gave birth last year and filed for divorce on bigamy grounds, with a June 17 hearing set before Judge Guy B. Findley. A later court entry said Smith expected release from the reformatory, potentially allowing him to attend. Smith has faced multiple marriages, one annulment, and several divorces, with a prior sentence for bigamy serving from Dec. 28 to Aug. 20, 16.
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Simith
Golden Gloves
Shig
Donna Mae Smith
Lorain
Donna
Smith
Rowan
A Willard
Levhard
Guy B. Findley
Reformatory
Seth
Gars
Jad
Tom
Bewainy
Fragmented Fire Report at Local Church Site
A damaged OCR segment notes a fire at a church site with unclear details and uncertain names. It mentions religious figures and potential structural damage, but many words are garbled, leaving the main action as a church fire and subsequent questions about personnel involved.
Fire Damages Car And Motor Boat
A garage fire at 208 Longford Avenue damaged a wedding couple’s car and a 12-foot outboard motor boat belonging to the groom. Loren W. Meschke, a newly married Elyrian fireman and Navy veteran, and his bride Anne Elizabeth Meyer were affected. a brother and local fire crews responded, the exact cause undetermined.
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Nissed & Cire
Canada
Loren W. Menschke
Anne Elizabeth Meyer
G. H. Meschke
Longford Avenue
Bridesgroom
Garate
Wiemen
Ellis Bo Meechks
Loren
Andong
Blile Adlition Report Waves Through Paha District
Local bulletin notes a disturbance near Paha District causing brief closures. Officials urge residents to stay indoors, avoid crowds, and monitor updates as the situation develops with calls for calm and cooperation.
Eagles Install Officers in Elyria Aerie
Officers for the Elyria Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles were installed for the coming year at the monthly meeting. New officers include president Alex Clark, vice president William Suewert, chaplain Theodore Gagen, conductor Waldo Specter, inside guard William Oates, trustees De Ho J Austin and William France, and physicians Dr George Nicholas and past president Lo Vo Browning received honors. Installations were conducted by Robert Englehart and William Firestone. The Ladies Auxiliary will install officers next Wednesday.
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Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aeries Pseular
Ares
Alex Clark
Willian Suewert
Theodore Gagen
Waldo Specter
William Oates
Robert Jens
William France
de Ho J. Austin
George Nicholas
Robert Englehart
Willam Firestone
Lurain
Lo Vo Browning
Arthur Giraber
Isent
Ocf
The
Elyria Eagles Pall
Probe Of Baby Murders Continues In Massillon Hospital
Massillon police continued questioning hospital staff after a patient described a “short and stocky” man and a woman entering the nursery on a hospital night. They supposedly hurried from the area after the infants were found dying earlier last Friday. The couple allegedly spoke with a nurse before leaving through a side door.
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Massillon
Fovesti- Rator
Massilon
Caw & Hank
Big Bern
Agaten
Stanley Switter
Zoning Issue at Avon Lake to appear on ballot
Avon Lake zoning petition rulings centered on a referendum drive. Ohio attorney general opinion upheld petitions as valid and directed the board of elections to place the issue on the November ballot. Clerk Boehm raised questions about petition validity, but the AG concluded petitions met the required ten percent of mayoral votes and the board must submit the measure at the next election.
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Ohio Attorney General's
Avon
Livke
Joseph Boehm
Ad Wilson
Board of Elections Mit
Besitd of Elections
Boehm
Patser
Swern
William O. Wickens
Rafses
Pstetais
St Tkrestures
Board ‘of Electinns
McHale Sets New Nine-Hole Record In National Open
Pennsylvania amateur Jam my Melaie sets a nine hole record in the National Open Golf Tourney at St Louis Alba. The noisy report notes he carded a 45 on nine holes, surpassing the previous mark and finishing with a total of 181. Worshamen 17% is mentioned as a competitor with lower scores in the early rounds. The piece mentions Winged Rout and Fort Worth in scattered fashion, but the readable facts center on McHale’s record run and the nine-hole score.
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St Louis
Alba
Pennsylvania
Jammy Melaie
Medale
Ponche Jones
Scould
Worshamen
Seti
Wersbar
McHale
Ramsar
Knights of St John Commanderies Meet in Lorain Monday
A fragmented notice shows Knights of St John Commanderies planning a meeting in Lorain on Monday evening. Names and places are garbled but indicate a local fraternal gathering with attendees likely from related chapters. The text is incomplete and reads as a damaged OCR fragment.
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Knights OF St. John Commanderies
Lorain
Congressional Developments and Tax Talks Amid Budget Debates
Congress begins a study to measure how much the United States can spend abroad while limiting inflation and prices. Taft, Vandenberg, Mundt, and other leaders push for bipartisan action on foreign aid and tax cuts, with President Truman expected to veto if approved. Labor, housing, and interior funding fights shape committee agendas, eyeing FPHA veterans housing and a $34,000,000 interior appropriation.
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Rayanunesn Um Sefnobett
Aden
Europe
Tal
Truman
Canada
Joly i
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Karl EB. Mundt
Senate
State Department
House
Muridh
K Labor
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
J. O
Hotse ‘Labor Committee
Hollywood
Earl Carroll
Carroll
American Federation ‘of Musicians
Hartley
Dillon S Myer
Housing Autority
Os House
Afyer
Joseph C. O
Police Dept News: Disorderly conduct fines and driving arrest
Red Johnson was fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor Agoke for a disorderly conduct charge after a complaint by C. Christian about painting on a child and an attempted strike with a paint brush. A 17-year-old on Hlarisen Street faced reckless driving charges after driving through an intersection endangering pedestrians and is to appear in juvenile court. Theodore Cameron reported a baseball shattering a car window during park activity near Lake and Bellave.
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Red Johnson
Sheriff Street
A. R. Agoke Foday
C. © Christan
Jimnson
Sen'si
Hlarisen
Esstaves Mie
Broad Street
Theodore Cameron
Neratey Drive
Paler
Lake and Bellave
State Officials Salary Increase Bill Moves in Senate
In Columbus, an amended bill before the Senate seeks higher pay for state officials including the governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, and attorney general. Governor salary would rise from 16,000 to 15,0 06 annually. lieutenant governor from 3,000 to 5,000. others from 1,500 to 10,000. In any case, increases delay until current terms end due to constitutional rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Court to hear sanity exam for robbery suspect Solinski
At the Court House Raymond Solinski 23 a veteran indicted by the grand jury for robbery is to undergo a medical exam to determine his sanity at a hearing before Judge Guy Bo Findley. Dr H J Austin county jail physician will perform the examination. Solinski is charged with taking 3 dollars and a wristwatch from Norman Plater of Cleveland on May 17 after Plater befriended him by offering a ride.
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Raymond Solinski
Guy Bo Findley
H. J. Austin
Solinski
Norman Platter
Cleveland
Plater
Lordi
Wiliam G. Wickens
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County Council of
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Ston Historie
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Blile Adlition
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Papen Commandery
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Joud
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Dwight G. Richards
Haron Street
Fied
Rose
Arthur Moos
Todas
Common Pleas Pou Fiktors Mene Semvink
Veronica Sheila
Middle Avenue
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Shellito
Charge
K. and
Toal and Mig. Co
Erma Lilien
D. A. Cook
County Childrens Home
J. Ruth Mae Richards
Lee
Josephine Novotus
Josenn Low
C. W. Fox
Second ST
Fuan
Dr.n.d. Backus
Nichols and Dicken
Funeral Home
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Middle
Nichols Ward
Uneral
Harold Dicken Ward
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