Ohio vegetable growers get specialist guidance in Elyria
Ohio State University extension agents and Lorain County Farm Bureau members host a help session for Avon and Ridgeville gardeners in Elyria. Colleagues from the university and farm bureau plan two days of talks on crops and pest control for area farmers and club workers. The program includes talks at Pomona Co op and a late afternoon farm club meeting at the Farm Bureau office. Market notes report hot selling at the Chicago grain pit with corn at 14.25 and strong morning buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Universitied
Elyria
Avon
Ridgeville
Lorain
Belden
Wedne Pit
Farm Bureau
Ohio
Ohio State
State bill powers electric rail regulation amid railroad expansion
The legislature passed a bill granting the state a utilities commission power to regulate electrification of steam railways. The measure could benefit railroads and relates to land purchases by New York Central near the Jvile farm and a large tract between ranches, with rumors of electrification between here and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ites Commission
UUme aco + Tieiala
New York Central
Jvile Farm
Cleveland
Local Births and Socials Highlight Community Figures
Mr and Mrs G J Sharon of 116 Huron Street announce the birth of a child on Thursday. Mrs J J Boswell of Northrup Street is improving, with Mrs Loyal Kletcepoof Busyris Amea noted as guests at the Sonor MY Club event at the YOM. Elisabeth Rush and Robert Ruch from Oba College were guests of the Sonor MY Club at the YOM, and Mrs J G Whitney of Birth Te Odero for Akron was planned to attend and later return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Sharon
Huron Street
J. J. Boswell
Northrup Street
Loyal
Klet Cep
Amea
Serer
Elisabeth Rush
Wobert Ruch
Obam College
Sonor MY Club
Yom
GLA
Hesdas
J. G. Whitney
Akron
Fragmentary Names and Sums From an Unclear Ledger
The text lists partial names and small monetary amounts such as $20 and $10, mentioning individuals Browhe Snyder Row- WooA Snyder and others in an unclear ledger fragment. No clear event or outcome is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ip G. Prosser
W. Wl
el Peopay
Owman
Defendenis Sia
Lee ¢ Snyder
3. C. Row
Os Snyder
Bares
Livestock Market Report with Mixed Cattle Quotes
Market notes show 800 calves receipts and varied cattle prices. Fat steers range around 38.50 to 83 with terms like fair to good. Cows priced from 2.50 to 5.00. Veal and calves offered, with rough figures for choice and medium grades.
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Mac- Apt
Good &T
Ohio students to attend Northern Conference meeting
Oberlin students from the conservatory and sindwis de will travel to Wooster for a three day session of the Northern College Conference. Delegates from Ohio colleges are expected to participate and attend events at the Oberlin near gallon of Pr Thos. WL Gest tel is listed among prominent participants.
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Operlin
Merch
Cellecs
Conservatory
Sindwis de? Lodi
Wooster
Weem
Stident
Oterlin
Gallon
Thos
Promi
Ohio
Clibates
Weoater
Two Senior Girls Cleared After Word Puzzle Accusations
Two senior girls faced cross word accusations in class but were reinstated after proving they had simply repeated a lecturer’s words. The incident involved a food-related theme and confusion over who wrote what, with the school correcting the record and restoring their standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neon
Dogs Threaten Town as Bite Orders Spark Action
Be aware the mayor issues a dog control notice after numerous bites and animal losses. Residents must keep dogs confined until April 1 and report any that run loose. Authorities warn cooperation will stamp out dog-caused pests and protect cows and other livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlix
Marek
Frankar
Oberlin Debaters Split With Besere West
Oberlin debaters split with Besere West last night in a double tilt with Oberlin at home. The affirmative team, traveling to Cleveland, faced a favorable audience as Lorain counted not good. the Reserve debate team had twelve prior appearances this season while Oberlin’s team appeared for the first time. The Geneva Protocol of the League of Nations was the debate topic. Professor Lloyd W Taylor led the Chicano Endowment Drive efforts this March. Hannah and Miss Towinkle will handle competition duties. New student performances include Miss Finch in Dramatic reactions of Hyer Mammy’s Stories and Mara Svegun in European recital style, with Svegun previously in Munich and Vienna and now with the Chicago Civic Opera Association.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Gebaters
West
Affir
Cleveland
Eiven
Lorain
Liosd W. Teylor
Chiraco UN
Taylor
Crag
Jan
Hannah
Owe AL
Verner
Coliesstors
Fran
Hanemah
Tempetine
Amr
Altierguen
Petermen
Ata Moet
Boei
Warner Halt
Lucinle
Hyer Mammy
Miss Finch
Cherim
Glee Club
Cehoc
Mara Svegun
Maren 10
Europe
Munich
Sorees
Vienna
Cologne
America
Chicago Civic Opera Association
Amatpent Century Club Meeting Notice
A community list shows the Amatpent Century Club meeting set for Tuesday March 10 at 3 30 p m at 192 1 Street with Charles Schreider arranging details. Visiting Nurse Committee led by Miss Maria Mat at 233 North Professor Street Woalonday March 3 invites attendance. Sewing Circle and Woman's Progressive groups plan sessions with Mrs Unian Stmet hosting at 3 pm on March 12 and March 22 reaches.
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Eur Bullesses
Century Club
Charles Schreider
Maria Mat
Professor Street
Woalonday
Mareh
Davis
Os 9
Federation of Colted Way
Eluis
Peovert
Thurssey
T.ebib
Unian
Will Maer
Sur
Obituary Notice for Emma C
Emma C. died in Wellington after a long life connected to the Baptist church and Woman's Relief Corps. Born in Roma in 184, she valued family, home, and service, with her faith and church ties central to her years and legacy. Her passing follows the death of Mr. Weed, leaving a lasting void among kin and neighbors.
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ANG Ton
Emma C
Sada
Romain
Wellington
Baptist Church
Woman’s Relief Corps
Rep
Air, Weed
Kiwanis Meeting and Farm Women's Club Event in Wellington
Wellington reports a Kiwanis club meeting with F A Richley giving an outline of Kiwanis contest plans. Farm Women's Club hosted by Mrs Ray Rowland featured a large audience, with piano solos by Mrs George Lee and a third lesson on music. A minister conference discussed Lent work at the local church. Visiting son Douglas Cooper joins the family at home with relatives from Shin University.
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Wellington
The
Kiwanis Y Boon
F. A. Rich.pecter
Kiwanis
MOET
Wnrs
Ray Rowland
Farm Woman's Club
Shell
Wrtenbrook
George Lee
March Tom
Ren Kers
Danglags
Atending Shin University
Athens
Ohin
Jo Cooper
Doulas
Lorain Sandusky Music Contest Set Friday Evening
Lorain and Sandusky host a musical contest Friday March 20 featuring violin entrants Mary Sounochi and Pelaurice Alexander and a piano division with Joseph Moyie Ernest Bezeazzi Raymond Burke Eleanor Krieg and Eva Stievering. One violinist advances to Sandusky while the other stays for local judging. Local contestants will vie for top honors in a split competition arrangement.
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Lorain
Maresh
Mary Sounochi
Pelaurice Alexander
Sandush
Sanctuaty Willive
Joseph Moyie
Ernest Bezeazzi
Raymond Burke
Eleanor Krieg
Eva Stievering
Society Luncheon at Adams Home Delights Attendees
A luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ty Ada Wood at 12 Twelfth Street featured informal charm with guest wives of certain members. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Capp and Mrs John Siregar, with Mrs Agnes Hunter and Mrs P Barres winning consolation prizes. The group discussed future events and club activities including a play titled The Dover Road and Alumnae plans.
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APAMS
I Ty
Ada Wood
Twelnh Street
Ralph
Igh Behoal
Links Club
Alvin Josiya
Piya
M Capp
John Siregar
Agnes Hunter
P. Barres
ALT Inter
New YWCA Alumni Branch Formed in Elyria
A new Alumni branch of the Friendship Club was formed by Elyria High School graduates now in work or college. Officers elected include Katherine Eckler as president Dorothy Doane as secretary Blanch Silman as treasurer. The club plans dramatics and charms work and will decide its official name at the March 15 meeting.
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YW. C. A
T Club
Dover Road
Verne Doane
Phronsie Rust
Friendship Club
Elyria High School
Ugan
Seymour
Katherine Ecklerent
Dorothy Doane
Blanch Silman
Trea Porter
Ger
Hne
Girls stage first year meeting and social
Friends ship Club Girls presented a one act play for the new organization. The evening included dancing and singing and promises a wonderful year ahead. The Snappy 6 Club on Lodi street hosted the event with high Pedro score and prizes awarded to Mrs Frank Blunt and Mrs Witten. A dainty luncheon followed.
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Friends Ship Club
Fred Rausler
Lodi Street
Pedro
HW. Mullen
P. Wirth
Quester
Alps G. Wilhelmy
L. Coonrad
W m Gerke
West River Street
Personal Notices From Local Collected 1930s Bulletin
This item lists oblique social notices including announcements of friendships and family events from residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Rajah Boushian of Lakewood and Anne Paine Marsh of Earl Court, along with scattered mentions of others like Mrs. Harry Paargall and Mrs. Edward Kershaw. The legible details indicate a town page of personals with names and brief connections.
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Rajah Boushian
la Avenue
Lakewood
Anne Paine Marsh
Earl
Ile
New York
Dumas
North
Fre
Chas
Amolly
Walter Sh
Iver
Harry Paargall
Edward Kershaw
Woman credits Marrs Wonderful Remedy for relief
A reader testimonial claims 14 years of gall stones and severe gas were cured by Marrs Wonderful Remedy after doctors offered hospital care. The ad promises money back after one dose and notes availability at all druggists.
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Tovciers
Marr
Founders Day Guest Visits Akron Resident’s Home
On Founders Day Mrs. Whitney will be the overnight guest in Akron of Mrs. C. B. Mincks, former resident of this city.
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Whitney
Akron
C. B. Mincks
Royal Purple Degree Enabling Private Class Conferred
North West Encampment plans to confer the Royal Purple Degree on a class of candidates from county encampments. Jacob Smith, Scribe announces the event with a call to all members.
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North West
Patriarcisis
Mar
North Wing
Jacob Smith
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Cuortice
Batmgard
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Wit West River
Jacob Gerber
Parkcourt
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Ed Blackwell
Pedra
Frank
Carl Marti
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Herbert Hallett
Warres Nue
Edward Boynton
Beavenu
Charles
W. Lridge
Fred Kaes
Ainie Coure
John Rati
River Street
Lorain Stret
Qberling
Curling
Gulf Street
Will Turte Range
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Broad Street
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Outlet Clothing Co
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