Poultry Day Attended by Lorain County Raisers
Twenty-five poultry raisers from Lorain County were among hundreds from Ohio at the annual Ohio Poultry Day program held yesterday at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster. Horton B. Alger reports the event with demonstrations on built-up roofing for chicken houses, poultry feeding, and culling and selection of chickens, plus talks on worm treatment, vaccination timing for chicken pox, and milk use in feeding by specialists from state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Horton B. Alger
Death Notice of Miss Violet Baird 26
Miss Violet Baird 26 of 429 Adams street died Friday evening at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Born in Cleveland she had lived in Elyria fifteen years and worked as a telephone operator. Survived by sister Emily and brothers Earl T Elyria and George in Cleveland. Funeral Monday at 2 09 p m Sudro Funeral Home with Rev C F Wiseman officiating. Burial Ridgeville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Baird
Adams Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Elyria
Emily
Earl T
George
Sudro Funeral
C. F. Wiseman
Ridgeville Cemetery
Immunize Elyrians Before Vacation Warns Health Officer
Dr. G. E. French Elyria city health officer urged vacationing residents to immunize against typhoid fever two to three weeks before leaving. He warned about impure water at lakes and noted only two city typhoid cases in three years, both from residents on vacations, the last in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. French
French
Warner Boulevard seeks Supreme Court review in Lorain County injunction case
June 20 report states Warner Boulevard Company and Jack Townes ask Ohio State Supreme Court to review an appeals court decision upholding an injunction. The ruling bars use of a lot in Cleveland Beach subdivision Sheffield Lake Lorain County for commercial purposes in the Hills case.
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Columbus, O
Warner Boulevard Company
Jack Townes
State Supreme Court
Appeals Court of
Lorain County
Percy G. Hills
Cleveland Beach
Sheffield Lake
Local News In a Few Lines FINDS LIQUOR IN TRAVELING BAG
Patrolman Hurd spotted a man on Broad street at 5 a.m. moving a heavy traveling bag. The man fled into Tremont street dropping the bag as he went. Inside were two gallons of liquor which were turned over to headquarters.
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Patic
Arthur Hurd
Hurd
Broad Street
Tremont Street
Suffers Fracture in Auto Accident in Oberlin
James Welden, 63 East Lorain Street Oberlin, sustained a fractured left arm and injuries to the head in a road collision on County Line Road yesterday. His wife suffered injuries as well, and both were treated at the scene before transport by deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Welden
East Lorain Street
Oberlin
Robert Evans
Cley End
Oheelin Road
Abdour Lite
Depity Sheriffs
Route 18 paving let contract awarded to Canton firm
The state highway department lets a paving contract for widening and paving Route 18 west of Wellington. The contract was awarded to the General Asphalt Paving Company of Canton, Ohio, for the specified stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
State Highway Department
Paving Company
Canton
Ing
Local officers curb noisy gathering on Gratz Road
Lieut Patrick Crews and Officer Lee Johnson arrested two men after a late evening meeting on Litt Strici and Gratz road was deemed too noisy by authorities. Police stated the gathering violated noise regulations and required immediate disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugden
Patrick Crews
Fleer
Lee Johnson
PyRaetan Cence
Strici
Anc Gratz Road
Reishtrrs
Tire thefts spark garage clue in George report
George reported two tires missing from his car in the garage. Police have a clue and half of the suspects are known as the tire thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Pete Cameron Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Elyria
Pete Cameron of Elyria was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor James A. Hewitt this morning for disorderly conduct. He was arrested last evening at a West Broad Street business place, according to a police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Cameron
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
West Broad Street Business Place
Deputy Braves Heat To Fight Six Acre Grass Fire
Deputy Henry Moehl and deputy Lester Marsh battled a grass fire spanning nearly six acres on Case road near Cleveland road as the sun beat down. Moehl, unfazed by the heat, later returned to the sheriff's office noting the warmth felt milder than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moehl
Sol
Henry
Case Road
Cleveland Road
Lester Marsh
New York Central Seeks End of Rochester Agent Duty
The New York Central Railroad petitioned the Public Utilities Commission to discontinue maintenance of an agent at Rochester station in Lorain County Ohio. The filing dated June 20 requests termination of agent services at the site and outlines implications for operations and passenger assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Rochester
Columbus
New York Central Railroad
Public Utilities Commission
Lorain County
Camels Move Hotel Across Desert to North Africa Oasis
Camels transported a hotel piecemeal over 500 miles across arid terrain to an oasis in North Africa, selected as the new site for the undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Africa
World absorbs about 5.59 billion dollars of machinery yearly
The article notes that the global economy consumes roughly 5.59 billion dollars in machinery each year, highlighting the scale of industrial investment and equipment demand across sectors. The figure underscores ongoing modernization and capital spending by manufacturers and related industries worldwide.
Burglary Case Discharged and Fines Imposed in Court
In Oberlin James and Raymond Taborn and James Harrington were discharged at a preliminary hearing before Justice Walter Wats after arrest on a burglary warrant. Frank Herbst of Amherst was fined 25 dollars plus costs for using fictitious license plates and 5 dollars plus costs for intoxication when arraigned before Justice Walter H. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James and
Raymond Taborn
James Harrington
Oberlin
Walter
Frank Herbst
Amherst
Walter H
Ala
Lyon vacation pause marks local family notes
Heaton Eaton reports Lyon resumes duties after two week vacation with substitute Cornish stepping in. Nearby, Betty Lyon turns ten with a surprise birthday party hosted by her mother, featuring games, ice cream, and cake. Local visitors include Stirkey and Ward families, plus guests from Lorain, Elyria, and LaGrange as engagements and visits populate the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Stirkey
Iman
Eston
John Hammer
Howard
James Bardonaz
Lorain
Marion Jackson
Aid Society
Addison Crowell
Ford Hill
Robert Grills
A. D. Carpenter
Carlton Blaina
C. C. Blumenschenkel
Arthur Jackson
James Miles
Oberlin
Charles Orrandecon
Raliph
Elyria
Ror Ward
Fred Phelps
Sam Garretson
LaGrange
Robert Morgan
Medina
Betty Lyon
Dorothy Lantz
Amelia Balogh
Cleo Hoskin
Margaret Ross
Linda Austin
Margaret
1 000 Men Return To Work At Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co announces over 1000 workers will resume duties at Brier Hill Works next week due to strong pine business. A 41000 ton contract, the district’s largest in over a year, triggers restart of blast furnaces open hearths rolling mills and the new electric weld pipe plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Brier Hill
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Pleads Not Guilty in DWI Case On Ford Road
John Sani of Elyria bound to grand jury under 29 dollar bond after pleading not guilty to driving while intoxicated. arraigned before Justice Walter H. Watta on a warrant by George Carruthers following a collision on Ford road last night. Paul Zyoinec Jon Varga and Paul Snair also pleaded not guilty to intoxication charges. Snair was in the car. Trial set for Wednesday before Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sani
Elyria
Walter H. Watta
George Carruthers
Ford Road
Paul Zyoinec
Jon Varga
Paul Snair
Snair
Watts
Eaton man cherishes 1858 photograph with late brother
Thomas Capells, 82, of Eaton, keeps a picture taken in 1858 by a traveling photographer at Belden. He says it remains his favorite among many modern advances, even though his brother William, pictured, has been dead 31 years. Capells has lived in Lorain County for 75 years on Butternut Ridge road and in LaPorte and Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Capells
Eaton
William Capells
Belden
Capells
Lorain County
Butternut Ridge Road
LaPorte and
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hatter Dies at Oberlin Home
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hatter widow of Franklin Hatter died last night at her home 95 East Vine Street after a long illness. A Oberlin native daughter of Tom Brown she lived in Oberlin all her life. Survived by son George Harter with whom she lived and two daughters Mrs Joe Quunn of Folllerre Street and Mrs Black of Cleveland. Funeral Monday afternoon from Moora Funeral Home with Rev Stennett officiating. Burial at Westwanad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
Mary Elizabeth Hatter
Franklin Hatter
East Vine Street
Hatter
Oberlin
Tom Brown
Hes Tren
George Harter
Joe Qunn
Follerre Street
Black
Cleveland
Oberlin College Summer School enrolls 162 students
Oberlin College summer school opens for two six week sessions with 162 enrollments, higher than last year’s 156. No Saturday classes, six week curriculum, wide recreational facilities include golf tennis croquet volleyball hiking picnics and a women’s swimming pool. Committee chair Carl Burtt leads instructors R P Jameson K F Geiser E D Miller Ruth Lampson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Cassesa
Newell Sims
R. P. Jameson
K. F. Geiser
E. D. Miller
Clarence Ward
H.a.worcester
Clayton Ellsworth
Irs
Ruth Lampson
Frederick Zorbaugh
Oberlin council posts sought by four candidates
Four candidates seek Oberlin city council posts for August primaries. Incumbents J. N. Stone and Ek. F. Geiser seek renomination, while petitions were filed for George Broadwell and Earl Morris. Under the manexer government only council members are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
J. N. Stone
Ek. F. Geiser
George Broadwell
Earl Morris
Names Placed on Nonpartisan Ballot for November Election
County board of elections files show these members listed for a nonpartisan ballot to be presented at the November election. The lineup includes local officials and community leaders guiding ballot choices and civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Elections
Women's Republican Club Meets Monday in Amherst
The Women's Republican club will hold their resnutar meeting Monday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 3. Ss. Werhert 35 North Park Street. Professor P D Sherman will give readings and Mrs. Alma K Portman of Amherst vice chairman of Lorain County Republican Committee will speak on Farm Women and Politics. All women interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Republican Club
Wamen’s Republican Club
Ss. Werhert
North Park Street
P .D. Sherman
Alma K. Portman
Amherst
Lorain County Repubivan Committee
MaGill
Akron Man Engaged To Miss Evelyn Lyman
Engagement announced for Evelyn Lyman daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Lyman and John V Sturtevant of Akron son of Mr and Mrs G C Sturtevant of Berlin Heights. Announcement appeared after tea at the bride to be home and both graduates of Oberlin College with the elysacy ety4e of ig
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Evelyn Lyman
H.C. Lyman
John V. Sturtevant
G. C. Sturtevant
Berlin Heights
Miss Lyman
Mr. Sturtevant
Obertin Colliesa
Oberlin Girl Weds Virginia Man in Cleveland Ceremony
Miss Beasie Worcester daughter of Leonard Worcester formerly of Oberlin married Harry McDonald of Virginia in Cleveland last Tuesday. Worcester is well known in Oberlin as a public school and Oberlin School of Commerce attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Virginia Man
Beasie Worcester
Leonard Worcester
Harry McDonald
Virginia
Cleveland
Miss Worcester
Sta
Oberlin School of Commerce
Local notes from Oberlin and Amherst area gatherings
A long list of social events and visits in Oberlin Amherst and nearby towns includes commencement attendance at Oberlin College and Lakeside Hospital School of Nursing, weddings and visitors from Ashtabula Portland Ore and Detroit, family gatherings at Bechtels and Kolbes, and a Lindsy wedding at First Evangelical church with Rev W A Tabbert officiating followed by a motor trip and plans to reside locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Date
W. C. Bechtel
Rosetta Miles
Mirs
Fred Davidh
Bay Village
Lakewood Hospital
M. J. Ludwig
Jeannette
Clifford
Milton Jr
Painesville
Ludwig
William Béchtel
Henry Kolbe
Fred Herrmann
Frank
Ruth
Cleveland
R. H. Hearn
Marjorie
David
B.A. Jenne
Amherst
Katherine Kolbe
George Knittle
South Ridge
Henry Flireh
Henry Fiten, Jr
Adam Grob
Wm. Ruth
Airs
George Ruth
Anna Ruth
Brownhelm
Oberlin
E. C. Cotton
Edwin
Lake Avenue
Bechtel
John Anderson
Willam
Jamestown
N. Y
R. H. Hearns
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Herbert Bechtel
Mary Joan
Detroit
Mich
N. W. Bechtel
J. H. Ludvig
Donald
Marion Steele
Wooster
Canton
Florence Wiilet
Melvin Kolbe
Ridgeville
Reu
Dute
J. W. Dute
Revy. W. A. Tabbert
Canada
Home Cookery School Highlights Modern Kitchen Skills
Mrs. Irvin led a cooking school praising electrical appliances and modern home making. She demonstrated Corn Leaf substitute dishes, refriger ator dough for Pecan Bolls, Hasty Nut Loaf, Baked Spinach, and filled Date treats, stressing nutrition and efficiency. Awards followed with prizes from local businesses and a selection of subscriptions and kitchen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Hecock Floral Co
Loyal Workers enjoy church picnic at Schultheiss home Amherst
Members of the Loyal Workers class of the First Evangelical church of Amherst enjoyed a picnic dinner and outing at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Schultheiss of Amherst. Attendees from the area included Miss Louise Schmitkens and Mrs Barbara Eschtruth and Mrs Katherine Kolbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
First Evangelical Church of
Amherst
W. E. Schultheiss
Miss Televox debuts as electric maid at Broad Street exhibit
Crowds gather to see Katrina Televox, an electrical maid operated by the whistle language, controling distant electrical devices at the Harry H. Snnn building. Demonstrations include vacuum, bell, lights, doors and gas signals with automatic counting eyes near the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrina
Hank
Westinghouse
RR. & Mortis
Mansfield
Eirma
oTelyme Gies
Great Holland Tunnel
New York City
Dei
Transatlantic liner adds smoking room in funnel area
A large ocean liner recently equipped with a novelty in officers quarters includes a smoking room built into the forward smokestack. As a motor vessel, its funnels are dum ming.
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Report
Cleveland market notes show prices for produce, potatoes, and poultry with limited quotes. Livestock sections list hogs, cattle, and calves with mixed movements. grains include wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and timothy seed from Minneapolis area.
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Louisiana
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Idaho
Sd Tfe
Timothy Shed
Clover
Market Receipts Steady Amid Mixed Lane Activity
Receipts were tight in the market with steady levels as lane heavies traded cautiously. Figures show limited movement with a few bidders at 4.7 while Yorkers held near recent bids.
Onr track and on track farm produce prices and specs
A market led report details fruit and vegetable quotations by track including apples onions pears and tomatoes with crate counts crates per bushel and per pound prices across states like Tennessee Kentucky California Alabama and Mississippi. The item includes Chicago quotations for butter hogs poultry and potatoes with price ranges and futures notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Marietta
Alabamiut
South Carona
Irdiaana
California
Iesberg
L. Os
Lousiana
S&s
Alabama
Bliss
Mostlv
Mosctiv
Maryland
Chesapeake
Urdimars
Mississippi
Pines
Chicago
United States Department of Agric Ture
United States Shiprreiis
Lebris
Toledo Gratn Torpedo Trade Notes and Seed Warehouse Report
Fragmentary OCR item notes grain and seed details with scattered numbers and catalog terms. Mentions ports rates corn numbers, seed in warehouse and nominal values, but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathsy
Elyria and Lorain Ladies Lead In Western District Golf Standings
Elyria County Club ladies defeated Spring Valley while Lorain beat Sandusky in a Western District Golf Association match held at Wesbrook Mansfield. Mrs. G. E. Gould won low gross with 14 at the Elyria Spring Valley event, and Mrs. Nichols of Lorain led low net with 50. Thatcher won low gross in the second flight with 119, Krantz had 81 for low net. Lorain and Elyria now lead the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria County Club
Spring Valley
Lorain
Sandusky
Wesbrook
Mansfield
G. E. Gould
Low Grees
Elvria Spring Vellay
J. B. Johnson
L .B. Fauver
Law Net
Elvria
Thea
Sam Squires
Nichols
J. E. Thatcher
C. Jd. Krantz
Elyria
W. DG. A
Laterue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Violet M. Baird
Elvrang
Second Street
Heaton
Groveland Street
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilbond
Mrd
Oberlin College
Oberlin Council
Oberlin Girl
George Didier i S
Lakeside Hospital School of Nursing
Western Reserve University
University Club
Conant
Ashtabula
E. A. Stevens
North Park
B. Rogers
Ashtabuvla
Stevens
W. E. Wrish
South Professor Street
Hilda Wright
Charles Wright
Portland
Oregon
Harry Hovey
la Grange
Frank Foster
North Pleasant Street
Edward Peck
Colorado Springs
Edward Peck, Jr
Charles B. Ketcham
Warren
Mrr
C. J. Wright
Ernest Fiske
Seabold's
Hughes Provision Co
Day's Hardware
Hecock’s Floral Co
Westinghouse Electric
Ohio Public Service Company
A. M. Boyer
Park Avenue
Anna Stolzenburg
East Avenue
Hammond Electrical
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Helen Blockson
Cleveland Street
Lincoln Electric
The
Farm Implement Company
H. J. Lamb
Dcat Electric Co
H. W. Smith
Dennison Avenue
Lesh
Haserodt’s Jewelry Co
Lois Brown
Riverside Co
Wally Roe Electric Co
Chronicle - Telegram
Frank Jones
Park Place
Frank Peal
Grant Street
F. J. Stukes
East 6Th Street
A. Mergard
Park View
Seabold’s
J. Q. Ryan
Cedar Street
Lersch-Emerich Co
Lurial
North Carolina Cobblers
Minneapolis
Lo Nortiery
Toledo Livestock
Toledo Gratn
Cyehs
Pet
Elyria Sandusky
Ae Ee
City Motors, Inc
Fox Purnece Co
Reddy
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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