Miners Union Calls General Strike in Saline County
Harrisburg Illinois March 4. The Progressive miners of America call for a county wide strike starting March 5 at 7 am in protest against Peabody Mine Nos 43 and 47 under UMWA contract. PMA claims 4000 members vs 1000 UMWA in the county with 1000 UMWA at the Peabody mines. A public meeting and a second gathering planned in Public Square discuss alleged discrimination and war on Saline county workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ill
Saline County
Peabody Mine No
United Mine Workers
Progressive Miners of America
UMWA
Peabody 43
Merjeans
Peabody
PMA
Public Square
Lloyd A. Thrush
Peabody Coal Company
Cows In Brighton Township Herd Set The Pace
In Lorain County the Brighton Township Holstein herd of Gen G Burge led the Aseociation rankings for milk and butterfat production for last month. Burge’s cow topped both butterfat at 74.5 pounds and milk at 1,862 pounds, with his herd averaging 1,113 pounds of milk and 36.9 pounds of butterfat per cow. Other high producers include Ed W Stang Elyria Township tied for top milk with 1,862 pounds, Glenn I Hobbs Russia Township leading five to fifteen cows with 934 pounds milk and 378 butterfat per cow, and Ben B Burge among the top butterfat producers France. Owners and records of the ten high butterfat cows include Burge and Rowland among others, with multiple cows appearing in top milk listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen G. Burge
Brightono Tornship
Lorain County
Imamnemenit Association
E. G. Denner
Burze
Ed. W. Stang
Elyria Township
Burge
Glenn I. Hobbs
Russia
Ben B. Burge
H. B. Rowland
New Books At Elyria Library Range Wide Fields
Elyria Library announces numerous new books across adventure prison life accounting and fiction. Notable titles include This Business of Exploring by Andrews and Youth Uncharted by Lawford, plus Bookkeeping accounting by Schmidt and a range of new fiction and children's nature and geography works by Kelly Burnham Woodburn Winston and Atwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Charlotte Brooks
Andrews
Lawford
Ufe
Russia
South America
Schmidt
Nordhoff
Hall
America
Kelly
Europe
Burnham
United States
Woodburn
Death Record Mrs Adeline Perry 66
Mrs Adeline Perry 66 died today at 7 30 am at the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Ellenberger 333 Denison avenue after a three month illness. Born February 6 1864 in Carlisle township she was married to the late Mr Perry who died in December 1930. She leaves two children Effa Ellenberger and Dr W E Perry a brother William Otis and Charles Knapp and a sister Teena Tippin. Two grandchildren Perry Ellenberger and Marie Perry of Elyria. The body is at Taylor Funeral Home with services Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev EB Bond of First Methodist Church and burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Perry
Frank Ellenberger
Denison Avenue
Perry
Carlisle Township
Effa J. Ellenberger
WV. E. Perry
Lorain County
William Knapp
Otis Knapp
la Grange
Charles
Rochester Township
Teena Tippin
Cleveland
Perry Ellenberger
Marie Perry
Elyria
Taylor Funeral Home
EB. J. Bond
First Methodist Episcopal Church
This Sty
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Memorial service for Edna Stearns Dall set for Thursday
Memorial services for Mrs. Edna Stearns Dall will be held Thursday March 5 at 2 30 PM from the Universalist church located at the corner of Lorain Road and Butter nut Ridge in North Olmsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Stearns Dall
Universalist Church
Lorain Road
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted
Walter W. Earl Burial Set for Thursday At 2 PM
Walter W. Earl will be buried Thursday at 2 00 p m from the Hinman Funeral parlors at Bertin Heights. Rev Stetherm of Sandusky will officiate and burial will be in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Earl
Hinman
Bertin Heights
Rev. Stetherm of
Sandusky
Milan
Funeral services for Melvin W. Pier Thursday afternoon
Funeral services for Melvin W. Pier of 214 Cleveland Street will be held Thursday afternoon at 29:00 from Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin W. Pier
Cleveland Street
Sudro
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Jersey Cattle Club To Meet Thursday
Lorain County Jersey Cattle Club plans its annual meeting at 2 p m Saturday at Frank Parsons home Hallover road. Plans for the year include the summer picnic with committee chairs to be chosen. Current officers are Frank Rowland president and Frank Parsons secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Pleads Guilty Fined for Possession of Gambling Devices
Dan Schon of East Avenue and Fourth Street pleaded guilty before Mayor Don A. Hard to possession of punchboard gambling devices. He was fined $50 and costs, of which $25 was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Schon
East Avennue
Fourth Street
Don A. Hard
Ethiopia and Mono physitism Defined in Christian Context
A fragmented statement claims Ethiopia as the home of Mono physitism described as the most primitive living specimen of any form of Christianity. The sentence presents an unclear attribution and terms that seem nonstandard in historical religious discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Oberlin Man James Mosher Dies After Second Stroke
James Mosher 76 died at 10 20 p m yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Chandler on West Hamilton street after a second stroke. Born in Camden he leaves a daughter Mrs Laura Twining of Oberlin and a son Roy Mosher of Pittsfield. Funeral services Friday at 2 00 p m from Sedgeman Funeral Parlor with burial in South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
James Mosher
Chandler
West Hamilton Street
Mosher
Camden
Laura Twining
Roy Mosher
Pittsfield
Sedgeman Funeral Parlor
South Amherst Cemetery
Nineteenth Century Club Elects Officers At Oberlin
The Nineteenth Century Club gathered at Mrs. L. T. McFarland’s Forest street home. A paper by Mrs. Wood on Feminism in the Victorian Age and a review of E. H. Benson’s Biography of Queen Victoria by Mrs. Durand framed the meeting. Mrs. Charlie Shreffler was elected president as Mrs. Moyer will be away next year with Mr. Moyer on leave. other officers include Mrs. Boyers as vice president, Mrs. Yocom recording secretary, Mrs. Persons corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lillich treasurer, Mrs. H. F. Smith archivist, and Mrs. John Wood auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
L. T. McFarland
Forest Street
Berthoff to present Lin Yutang review at Oberlin Inn
Airs. Helen Berthoff will deliver another book review tonight at Oberlin Inn. She will discuss Lin Yutang's My Country and My People, focusing on Chinese attitudes toward life religion government art and literature, emphasizing core concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Berthoff
Oberlin Inn
Lin Yutang
Striking Building Service Workers Paralyze New York
Amid a citywide strike, 75,000 workers among nearly 6,000 buildings walked off. Police reported 30,000 workers striking, causing widespread disruption and property damage estimated at 2000 dollars. Talks between Bambrick LaGuardia and McGrady aimed at a quick settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bambrick
Star Casino
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Financial District
The
Realty Advisory Board
Cars Driven in Broad Street Collision Slightly Damaged
Cars driven by Jack Kiffin of TaGrange and Mable Koch of Ray Village sustained light damage in a late evening collision on Broad Street around 10 30 p m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kiffin
TaGrange
Mable Koch
Ray Village
Broad Street
Review Praises Book Across American and Chinese Critics
The work receives broad commendation from American and Chinese critics and the review is publicly accessible.
Oberlin Recreation League resumes with two high school games
The News-Tribune five will meet the Black Dragons at 7 30 in the high school gymnasium to start the Oberlin Recreational League series. The second game features Oberlin School of Commerce against the Junky Oils. OSC has not been defeated to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
News-Tribune Five
Black Dragons
Oberlin School of Commerce
Junky Oils
Mrs Miller Hosts Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters
Mrs S E Miller entertained the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters at her East College Street home Monday evening. Assistant hostesses were Mrs Tapper and Miss Hazel Worcester. Mrs L E Mack, the new president, presided at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Miller
Pythian Sisters
East College Street
Tapper
Hazel Worcester
L. E. Mack
Progressive Club Child Welfare Meeting Tonight
The child welfare division will convene this evening at the home of chairman Mrs. C. S. Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
C. S. Blackburn
Local and Area Notes on Health and Visits
H W Keighley of North Park street underwent an appendicitis operation Monday at Allen Hospital. Mrs May Cole is ill with pneumonia at her son Ralph Coles home on South Cedar street. Mrs Conner Gunn of Toledo is visiting her mother Mrs L T McFarland of Forest street. Mr and Mrs E A Stevens are visiting in Ashtabula with her brother, who is in a critical condition with a fractured hip from a recent ice fall. Hugh Willis has returned to Pelham New York after visiting Mr and Mrs Willis of Elmwood Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Keighley
North Park Street
Allen Hospital
May Cole
Ralph Cole
South Cedar Street
Conner Gunn
Toledo
L. T. McFarland
Forest Street
E. A. Stevens
Ashtabula
Hugh Willis
Pelham, N. Y
Mrs. Willis
Elmwood Place
George Smith
W. Virginia
Smith
Barton Road
George Upp
Lakewood Hospital
Lester Elton
Cook Road
Excelsior Springs
Nellie Green
Center Ridge
Sarah Lord
Ruth Lord
Irving Lord
Elyria
Charles Cook
Clinton Buffington
Lorain
A. B. Cook
Tom Orgill
D. G. Hofitzer
Ernest Bauer
Olmsted Falls
Ida Elton
Beatrice Donaldson
B. Salisbury
Miss Sangster
Jill
Charles Dyble
Allen Neal
Cleveland
LaPorte
Roosevelt tax plan sparks soak the thrifty debate
The article notes Treasury demands for the current year and Roosevelt's repeal of corporation and capital stock taxes would yield 9594,600,000 annually. After subtracting this from 1,614,000,000 proposed from corporate surpluses, about 620,090,990 is slated as necessary for nine years. Republicans call the plan soak the thrifty and warn it removes safeguards for well-run firms. many Democrats hesitate to alarm voters before the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Brookside High principal survives crash after faulty brakes
Sheffield March 3 J A McConibe principal of Brookside High School escaped with minor injuries when his car was rammed by a vehicle driven by 15 year old Brookside student Robert Shoop Friday morning. McConibe en route to the school. Passengers William Barr and Alicebelle Crompp teachers suffered minor scratches as the car sustained heavy damage. The crash was attributed to the other car's faulty brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
J. A. McConibe
Brookside High School
Robert Shoop
Brookside
Cleveland Beach
MecCombe
William Barr
Alicebelle Crompp
Shoop
Brookside High Plans Roller Skating Party at Lorain Coliseum
The Junior Class of Brookside High School sponsors a roller skating party at Lorain Coliseum tomorrow evening, inviting students and neighbors to attend this community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside High School
Lorain Coliseum
Surprise Saturday evening for Mr and Mrs Jee Johnson family
A group of relatives and friends surprised Mr and Mrs Jee Johnson Saturday evening. Progressive Pedro was played and refreshments were served to Clarence Brush and daughter of Chestnut Ridge, P L Chambers and family of Ford Road, Arthur Whiton and Sons of Amherst, Farle Johnson of North Ridge, and Ira Lee Johnson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Johnson
Pedro
Clarence Brush
Chestnut Ridge
P. L. Chambers
Ford Road
Arthur Whiton
Amherst
Farle Johnson
North Ridge
Ira. Lee Johnson
Elyria Wedding Anniversary Party Extends Cheer
Mr and Mrs Raymond Dunfee and other couples gathered Friday at L H Dunfee home in Elyria to honor a wedding anniversary. Guests from Amherst and Elyria joined in pinochle games and refreshments after a festive evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Dunfee
P. L. Chambers
Familly
Charles Hammer and Sons
L. H. Dunfee
Elyria
Richard Hecock
Amherst
Helen Webber
Olga Arndt
Carrick Family Visit to Elyria Grandparents
Howard and Neva Carrick visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Carrick of Elyria Sunday afternoon. Relatives Mrs H C Chambers Mrs W H Chambers Mrs Willard Taft and Mrs P L Chambers were also mentioned among the visitors.
Court suits filed over auto collision and bank receiver
In And About The Court House J. P. Gadfield of Wallington and the Mercer Casualty Company of Celina Ohio filed suit against Paul R. Adams of Oberlin for 250 dollars for damages from an automobile collision in Oberlin on March 2. J A Corad filed suit against The Central Bank Company of Lorain and others seeking appointment of a receiver for Lorain property so that a judgment for 128 dollars may be satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Gadfield
Wallington
Mercer Casualty Company
Celina, O
Paul R. Adams
Oberlin
J. A. Corad
The
Central Bank Company of Lorain Et al
Lorain
Jury verdict in Meek v Studebaker Chemical for $700 wages
A verdict for the defendant was returned by a jury in Judge D A Cook's court yesterday. The case was brought by Charles Meek against The Studebaker Chemical Company for $700 alleged due for wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Cook
Charles Meek
Studebaker Chemical Company
Penfield Old Time Dance Friday at School Auditorium
Penfield hosts an Old Time Dance Friday evening in the school auditorium. The event is sponsored by the high school athletic association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
High School Athletic Association
Smiths Arrive in Orlando Plan Miami Visit
Mr and Mrs Arlo Smith arrive safely in Orlando Florida and plan a trip to Miami and er Park on their itinerary. On returning they will visit Mrs Smiths sister and Mr and Mrs Robert Mc Coy in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Smith
Orlando
Fla
Miami
Er Park
Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones Attend Funeral of Cousin Mrs Walter Jones
Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones attended the funeral of Mrs Walter Jones, the cousin of Mrs Jones, Sunday at 2 o clock pm at the Brethren church in Homerville. Burial followed at Lodi Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Jones
Sunday Social and Local Trips Highlight Area Families
Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson with daughter Patricia and Betty Jane OBrien from Sullivan visited W A D Welsh. Misses Clark and West from Wellington joined by Mrs Nelson and Miss Mitchell attended the Grotto Circus in Cleveland. Mrs P E Davison spent Saturday in Lorain. William Stephen visiting Cleveland. The Parks with son visited relatives in Lorain while Knicker Ashland and Welsh called on Flord Welsh in Spencer. Kimber Ashland and Welsh visited Bowman as their golden wedding anniversary was celebrated by Bowman family. Alfred Walker a von purchased the farm formerly owned by Rolla Dague. Chester Eglin and daughter of Wellington, Mr and Mrs J B Eglin spent last week in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Patricia
Betty Jane O’brien
Sullivan
W. A. D. Welsh
Clark and West
Wellington
Nelson
Miss Mitchell
Grotto Circus
Cleveland
P. E Davison
Lorain
William Stephen
Frank Park and Son
Knicker
Ashland
Chester Eglin
Kentucky
Kiwanis Amateur Program Set With Prizes At High School
The Kiwanis Club sponsors an amateur program Friday night in the Olmsted Falls High School auditorium with twenty five dollars in prizes. Other notes mention births, illness, and visits among local residents including George Upp newborn at Lakewood Hospital and various trips to Elyria and LaPorte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NO. Olmsted
Kiwanis Club
Ranger targets Alaska tests in extreme cold weather
Seward Alaska reports the navy sent the air carrier Ranger to Alaskan waters for flight tests in 40 below zero conditions. Despite this, readings showed near zero Fahrenheit. The vessel stayed several days as temperatures failed to drop further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Alaska
Navy
Ranger
Alaskan
Adobe Houses Stylish Oakland California Return of Adobe Brick
Adobe architecture makes a comeback in California with two plants for adobe brick production in Pittsburgh and Walnut Creek now meeting rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Adobe Archtecture
California
Pittsburgh
Walnut Creek
George Hedges Spends Friday with Mrs Haynes Working on Quilt
George Hedges spent Friday with Mrs Archie Haynes working on a quilt at her home. The pair shared sewing, conversation, and plan to finish the project in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hedges
Archie Haynes
Temperance Leaders To Speak In Lorain On Sunday
Two nationally known temperance workers will speak at three Lorain Methodist churches Sunday. Dr Clarence True Wilson of Washington DC and Col Frank A Ebbert, counsel for the Board of Temperance and Public Morals, will address Delaware Avenue M E Church at 1030 AM Twentieth Street M E Church at 3 PM and a union service at First M E Church in Lorain at 730 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Methodist
Clarence True Wilson
Washington, D. C
Board of Temperance and Public Morals
VM. E. Church
Frank A. Ebbert
Delaware Avenua M. E
Twentieth Street M. E
M. E
Lonerain
Minister Hahn Named to American Seminar for 1936
Valley City reports Rev. Herman J. Hahn formerly of Liverpool Emanuel Evangelical Church and now pastor at Salem Church Buffalo has been elected to membership in the American Seminar for the summer of 1936. The seminar brings leaders in civic religious and political life to study conditions in several European countries. A New York paper cites Hahn as a keen student of social problems both foreign and domestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Herman J. Hahn
Liverpool
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Salem Church
Buffalo
Liverpoo
New York
Hahn
United States
Medina Fish and Game Banquet Planned at Wadsworth
Members of the Medina County Fish and Game Association plan to attend the annual banquet to be held at Wadsworth on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina County Fish and Game Association
Wadsworth
Liverpool Delegates to National Music Convention
Margaret Steck Paul Steck and George Schnabel will represent the Liverpool school in the Medina County Group invited to sing before the National Music Supervisors Convention in New York City next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Steck
Paul Steck
George Schnabel
Liverpool School
Medina County
National Music Supervisors Convention
New York City
Lenten Services Set for Thursday Evening at St Martin
Lenten services will be held on Thursday evening at St. Martin's church. Parishioners are invited to attend the observance, with meditations and hymns scheduled to begin at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin's Church
PTA Meeting With Waffle Supper At Bennett's Corners
The regular monthly PTA meeting takes place Thursday evening March 12 preceded by a waffle supper by Girl Reserves. A community singing program features music by Bennett's Corners jug band and a talk by Prof. Clyde Feuchter of Baldwin Wallace College. Mr and Mrs David L Grimm of Macedonia visited Hairy and Mrs Grimm over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett's Corners
Clyde Feuchter
Baldwin- Wallace College
Dramatic Club Stages The Black Heifer Play Friday
The Dramatic Club presented The Black Heifer Friday evening and will perform again Friday. Howard Grabenstetter and Ralph Feuchter attended an automobile dealers banquet in Akron Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Grabenstetter
Ralph Feuchter
Akron
Leap Year Party Hosted by Miss Eva Armstrong
Miss Eva Armstrong hosted a Leap Year party Thursday evening for thirteen friends. Thegroup enjoyed games followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Armstrong
Pinochle Club Hosts Afternoon Games
Miss Maude Hauck served as hostess to the Pinochle Club on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Nick Gransom and the hostess tied as high scorers while Mrs Leon Lehman was the low scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hauck
Nick Gransom
Leon Lehman
Local families share weekend visits and moves
Mrs. Otto Murray Mrs. Carl Himmelman and Mrs. Emil Just of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. J A Sailer on Sunday. Billy Hauck hosted friends at a Friday evening party. Mr and Mrs Earl Arick and daughter Joan spent Friday in Cleveland. Harry Thompson and family moved from Brunswick to the Fred Gienke residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Murray
Carl Himmelman
Emil Just
Cleveland
J. A. Sailer
Billy Hauck
Earl Arick
Joan
Harry Thompson
Brunswick
Fred Gienke Loonie
Lyndon Chapter Meeting Includes Special Music
Mrs Irma Gayeska led the social hour after Lyndon chapter’s regular session on Monday evening. Special music was performed by Phyllis Rawson, Iva Camp and Mary Margaret Knowles. Speaker was Mrs Yantz of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Irma Gayeska
Lyndon Chapter
Phyllig Rawson
Iva Camp
Mary Margaret Knowles
Yantz of
Grafton
Elyria Couple Wed At Justice Of The Peace Home
Miss Marian Rising and Norman Dussell of Elyria were married Sunday morning at the home of Justice of the Peace W. F. Hastings. They will reside temporarily at the bridegroom’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Rising
Norman Dussell
Elyria
Justice of the Peace
W. F. Hastings
Sermon at Methodist Church by Rev Karl Meister in Elyria
Reverend Karl Meister of the Elyria Home for the Aged delivered the sermon at Sunday morning Methodist services. Mrs Andrew Rawson will entertain Circle No 3 at a dinner at her home on March 10. Mrs E C Johnson is captain March 10 Circle No 1 with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Meister
Elyria
Andrew Rawson
Circle No. 3
E. C. Johnson
Markets CLEVELAND PRODUCE Butter and Eggs Report
Cleveland produce market notes show steady butter at 7 cents, unsettled eggs with varied prices, and stable live poultry including heavy hens at 54% and leghorn hens at 20 cents. Potatoes quoted per 100 lb bag across multiple regions, cash wheat and oats prices listed, and beans, beets, mushrooms, and various vegetables priced per bushel or basket with regional spreads and quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Ohio
Maine
Colorado
Idaho
Florida
Cattle and Hogs Market Report With Steady Tones
Market steady across cattle hogs and lambs with varied weights and price ranges. Choice steers 1100 lbs up to 10.00, good cows 6.00, calves weaker, lambs steady with highs near 9.75, hogs 10.50 for 250-300 lbs and 10.25 range for 130-160 lbs.
Chicago March 4 Butter and Egg Prices Report
US Department of Agriculture notes receipts for butter at 12 624 tubs with varied grades and prices. Eggs receipts 12 953 cases with local pricing for fresh graded firsts. Poultry live receipts 17 trucks with assorted weights and prices. Potatoes receipts 78 cars with regional price ranges and stock levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Sterndy
Idaho
Mrs Adams to Lead Tureen Dinner Hostess Aldrich Named
Mrs E L Adams serves as captain for a tureen dinner with Mrs Dewey Aldrich as hostess detailing the arrangements and hospitality roles in a community gathering.
Local Social Roundup Of Sunday and Weekend Visits
A series of short notices lists residents and guests visiting in Columbus Cleveland Elyria Amherst Penfield and surrounding areas. Names include Jamies Nichols Noah Holcomb Paul Sage Margene Gott Ruth Gott Mavna Wolcott Jean Louise Adams Isa Bel Jackson Kathy Munick Leon Hastings Lois Ann and many others along with travel to Florida Eaton Plymouth and Berea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Nichols
Columbus
Noah Holcomb
Paul Sage
Margene
Joe Bickel
Jessie
Geraldine Howe
Birmingham
F. B. Gott
Ruth Gott
Cleveland
Mavna J. Wolcott
Sterling
Jean Louise Adams
Isabel Jackson
Penfield
Mason Powers
Earl Lewis
Elyria
Clarence Dickagan
Andrew Rawson
Paul M. Johnston
Plymouth
Arlo Smith
Florida
Algena
Ruth Adams
W. G. Sharp
Cc. A. Foster
George
Grain and flour price quotations from major suppliers
Quotations furnished by Sheets Elevator Co and Fairchild Milling Co show prices per bushel for corn, wheat, and oats, by ton for hay and mill feeds, and by barrel or ton for flour and meal. Reports include No 2 red wheat at around 31.10, No 3 yellow corn about 67.4, and various flour and meal prices for jobbing and mill feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Fairchild Milling Co
Grain and dairy prices in midweek market report
Grain in elevators and transit bill notes give prices for WHEAT No 2 red at 1.06 1.07, CORN No 2 yellow 0.65 0.67, OATS No 2 white 0.25 0.36, RYE No 2 around 0.64 0.65. Butter Extra per pound 38.14 cents, eggs extras 25.14 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Minnesota
Cobbrera
Colorado
McClures
NedDraska
Wyoming
Bliss Tri Uimpha
US S
COKMN
Chicago
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Bulletin
Brighton
Neva Ringler
H B. Rowland
A. C. Cawrse
Alice Longworth
Walter H, Otto
Dist
Mgr
Ohio National Life Ins
Court St
Otar Shoe Shop
Dall Funeral
Earl
Jersey Cattle Club
Plesee
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Esther Alflen
Health Department
John Tn. Rice
James J. Bambrick
Building Service
Employes International Union
Rice
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
William F. McGrady
William D. Rawlins
McGrady
Lic
Kiwanis Amateurs
Briffs
Alice Carroll
Newell
Ruskelel Rupert
R. T. A. Meeting
David L. Grimm
Macedonia
Hairy Grimm
Entertains Club
Brievs
M. E. Church Notes
Cleveland Livestock
Russell Wyllmer
Kathryn Munick
Leon Hastings
Lois Ann
Harold Jameyson
Berea
Wigert
C. G. Rush
Gon
Kenneth
B. H. Ryan
Albert Redman
Eaton
Ora
Blue Bird
Court Street
Green
Pocahontas
Schroll Coai H ’ Ama ’ A
C. B. Dawson
Grafton, K. D
Lagrange
West Side Lumber & Coal
Earl Gibbs
Kipton
Camden Center
Pittsfield Center
Guernseys
Jerseys
Georgia Gibbs
Serat Neal
Dunlop and Sooy
H. B. Cook
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