Women Study Spring Styles In Farm Program
Miss Alice Bird, county extension agent, leads a 1936 farm women's program showing spring styles and dress accessories. Meetings include Avon School yesterday, Lorain Friday at 2 p m, Lorain Federation of Women’s Clubs at First M E Church, La Grange home of Mrs Florence Nichols for accessories on a budget, and Belden home of Mrs Agnes Wise on soaps and cleansers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bird
Miss Bird
Avon
Woomsky
Lorain
Agnes Wise
Belden
Court Finds Man Guilty In Drinking Driving Case
John Simsik of R. D. 2 Amherst was fined 100 dollars and costs and had his driving privileges suspended for six months after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Margaret Sandoval of Lorain won 406 dollars in a verdict against Angelo Trigilio of Lorain for injuries from an auto accident. the defendant did not appear for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simsik
R. D
Amherat
Joseph Petro
Margaret Sandoval
Lorain
Angelo Trigilio
Guy B. Findley
Elyria attorney files to run for Probate Judge
William D. Taylor of Elyria announces his candidacy for Probate Judge in the May Republican primary. He previously placed second to Judge Wilcox in 1992 and has been active in civic and fraternal circles as City Councilman Charter President of the Elyria High School PTA member and Treasurer of Elyria Masonic Chorus and Trustee of the Masonic Club of Elyria. He is a member of the State Bar and Lorain County Bar Association and serves as Vice President of the Elyria Lawyers' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Taylor
Elyria
Taylor
Wilcox
Elks Honor February March Birthday Dinner in Elyria
Elyria lodge 46 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks honored February and March birthdays at a birthday meeting. Jim Armitage received a diamond studded Ellis pin for lodge service and Pitkin Gilman received six months of dues. Officer nominations were also made amid guests including Frank Hoover and George Colburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Jim Armitage
Pitkin Gilman
Pop” Anson
Cleveland
Armitage
Ellis
Gilman
Frank W. Hoover
R. F. Leemhuis
D. W. Logan
A. P. J. O'Donnell
George P. Colburn
R. L. Tharer
Thomas L. Davis
Carl H. Williams
Thomas Gooman
Albert Schneider
Earl W. Bell
Powell
R. J. Williamson
M. Sensback
A. H. Krapp
J. L. Mathis
F. E. Pierce
William Dengate
S. H W. Waite
Howard B. Somers
W. S. Kohn
William Bird
Len Warren
Don Sotherden
George J. Hillmer
Seed potato shortage seen from Michigan drop
Ohio State University specialist Earl B. Tussing told Lorain County potato growers at Eaton that Michigan produced about half as many Rural Russets for certification last year, risking a seed shortage this spring. He urged deep planting for good yields and noted a second county meeting Friday at Amherst Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Earl B. Tussing
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Eaton
Amherst Grange Hall
Tussing
Y-Indus Club Tours Oberlin Municipal Electric Plant
Members of the Y-Indus Club toured the Oberlin municipal electric plant after a brief meeting at the local YMCA. A guide explained plant operations during the visit. The club announced plans to travel to Cleveland next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mu‘cipal Electric
Y-Indus Club
Cleveland
County Treasurer Walter J Wright Seeking Reelection
County Treasurer Walter J Wright announced his candidacy for re election subject to the Republican primary on May 12 He cites past service and proven qualifications from actual experience He lives with his wife and daughter at 1844 East 32nd street Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Wright
Wright
East 32Nd Street
Lorain
Bill Whitney
Lorain County
Visitor from Vienna to discuss Peasant Arts of Central Europe
Oberlin reports Dr. Wilhelm Heimann of Vienna will speak Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in the Allen Art Building on Peasant Arts of Poland Romania Austria Czechoslovakia and Hungary. He represents the International School of Art directed by Miss Elma Pratt, Oberlin Class of 1912. He will present a small exhibit of original objects and a series of moving pictures showing peasant festivals folk dances and daily life in these lands.
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Oberlin
Wilhelm Heimann
Vienna
Allen Art
Poland
Roumania
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hunzary
Heimann
International School of Art
Elma Pratt
Oberlin College
Hermann
Public Officials Address Meeting of Women Voters
Oberlin League of Women Voters heard J C McCullough village council member and Howard Butler county prosecutor discuss local and county government Monday evening. Hope Hibbard presided. study group dated to March 11 18 25 with topics County Home Rule Tax Situation in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCullough
Howard Butler
Oberlin League of Women Voters
McCullough
Butler
Hope Hibbard
League
Leigh Alexander
Department of “Government
Department of Government
Wright Laboratory
H. N. Holmes
Oberlin Golf Club Re-elects Officers
The Oberlin Golf Club held its annual meeting Monday evening at Oberlin Inn with about forty five in attendance. A 6:39 dinner preceded the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Golf Club
Oberlin Inn
Eight Dogs Killed In Sheep And Hog Pens War
County Dog War head Joe Minkler reported eight dogs killed over two days as they invaded sheep and hog pens. Minkler killed six yesterday at Brighton after a report of four sheep killed. Frank Wise of Columbia Township killed two Thursday night, with two dogs escaping. Farmers warned to guard against dog attacks in sheep herds as warmer weather increases activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Minkler
Minkler
Brighton
Frank Wise
Emmons Road
Columbia Township
Davey Enters May Democratic Primary in Ohio
Governor Martin L. Davey formally entered the May primary for re nomination on the Democratic ticket as nominating petitions were filed with the secretary of state. The petitions carried 4479 signatures and covered 54 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Club officers reelected at annual business meeting
The officers of the previous year were re elected: president E A Miller vice president L W Burson secretary R A Jelliffe treasurer George M Jones. A new board includes H S Arnold E L Barrick W H Bowers Dr C W Carrick T W Higham H X Holmes D E Lyon and F H Waite. Co W Savage spoke on The Training of Caddies and golf ball prizes were presented by President Milter to last year’s town winners in three classes with runner ups named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Miller
L. W. Burneson
R. A. Jelliffe
George M. Jones
H. S. Arnold
E. L. Barrick
W. H. Bowers
Dr. C. W. Carrick
T. W. Higham
H.X. Holmes
D. E. Lyon
F. H. Waite
W. Savage
Milter
C. Thorner
Charles Holmes
H. W. Ingersoll
Elvrra
W. S. Bennett
Wellington
E. L
Oberlin Women Hold Backward Party At Howard Apartments
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women met at Mrs Mildred Prosser's Howard apartments for a backward party with lantern slides of members baby pictures for a guessing contest. A social hour with refreshments followed the meeting. Imogene Hunt to host next meeting. Agnes Felkner and Uattin Kreuzer on the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mildred Prosser
Howard
Imogene Hunt
Agnes Felkner
Uattin Kreuzer
Mid Week Lenten Services At First Church And Methodists
The third mid week Lenten service at the First church happens Thursday at 7 50 PM at the James Brand House with Prof Clarence H Hamilton discussing The Monastic Movement with Its Cul mination in the Franciscans The First Methodist church also holds a mid week Lenten service this evening focusing on Stewardship of Qur Emotions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
James Brand House
Clarence H. Hamilton
First Methodist Church
Neighborhood Club Meeting With Mrs Farrar on West College
The West College and Prospect street Neighborhood Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Farrar, 249 West College street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West College and
Prospect Street
William Farrar
West College Street
Dr W F Bohn Visits Washington And Baltimore Alumni Groups
Dr W F Bohn spends today and Thursday in Washington and Baltimore meeting Oberlin alumni groups and conducting college business. He also attends a Prudential Committee meeting of the American Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bohn
Washington
Baltimore
Oberlin
Prudential Committee of the
American Board
Robbery Report On Train Riders In Cleveland
Roy Shinness of 437 East 49th Street Cleveland reported to police at 11 10 p m yesterday that he was robbed of his watch suede market and 60 cents by two men who rode with him in a boxcar from Toledo to Elyria They were near Abbe road and Taylor street when one man grabbed him by the neck He fled but the second man took a revolver and ordered him to stop The assailants were described as 25 149 5 6 and 22 185 5 11 Two men bounded for Cleveland Shinness got off the train when it stopped in Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shinness
East 49Th Street
Cleveland
Toledo
Ely
Tie
Abbe Road
Taylor Street
Shhinness
Rural Electric Project Grows Plans Enlarged
Hundreds of Lorain and Medina County farmers learned that electric service will come sooner than expected as the Lorain Medina Rural Cooperative expands plans from 168 to 400 miles of lines. Officials seek a larger loan from the Rural Electrification Administration, with construction hoped to begin by April 1 and headquarters set in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain and
Medina County
Lorain-Medina Rural Cooperative
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
Lorain-Medina County
County Farm Bureau to Organize Member Credit Union
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association plans to form a member credit union at Elyria Savings and Trust Company, Friday evening March 2. C. E. Clark of the State Credit Union League will assist. the unit will be state incorporated, offer small short-term loans to Farm Bureau members at low rates, and deposits will make members stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Elyria Saings and Trust Company
C. E. Clark
State Credit Union League
Farm Bureau
Merritt Powell
Powell
Letter Triggers Repair of Venetian Blind in Dunn Office
Court shorthand reporter Harry J Moehlman delivered a letter to Commissioner Oscar G Dunn warning about a malfunctioning Venetian blind in his office. The note accused Dunn of political hostility and claimed an early morning sale of the issue. The blind was fixed after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J
Moehlman
Oscar G. Dunn
O. G. Dunn
Cincinnati Man To Be Executed Tonight
Norman Peacock, 23, of Cincinnati, is to die tonight in the Ohio Penitentiary for the holdup slaying of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hockfeld during a shoe shop robbery in Cincinnati. Governor Davey refused to intervene, ending his last appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Norman Peacock
Cinccinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
Morris Hockfeld
Cincinnati
Davey
Lorain Mayor Grall Runs for Lorain County Sheriff
William F. Grall, three term Lorain mayor and longtime county Democrat figure, enters the race for Lorain County sheriff subject to May 12 primaries. Grall won the Democratic nomination two years ago but lost to Republican Clarence W. Dick. He plans to file on the final day, March 15, hoping luck will favor him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grall
Lorain
Lorain County
Crall
Clarence W. Dick
Grall
Death Notice for Carle E. Byers in City Area
Private funeral services for the late Carle E. Byers of 22 Second Street will be held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock from Nichols Funeral Home with Dr Fe J Bond of the Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carle E. Byers
Second Street
Nichols Funeral Home
Fe. J. Bond
Methodist Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Sentenced For Non- Support Of Children
Roscoe Kauffman a 39 year old magician with a history of legal trouble pleaded guilty to non support of two children. The court noted his repeated arrests and sentenced him to six months in the Toledo workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Kauffman
Hiss
Kauffman
Guy B. Findley
Toledo
Market report amid mixed livestock and produce prices
Cleveland area market notes steady poultry and fluctuating beef and hog values. Live poultry demand remained firm with heavy hens and leghorn stock higher. cattle and calves showed mixed gains and steady to strong demand. potatoes, wheat, corn and soybeans quoted with regional variations influenced by current receipts and shipments.
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Tyleer
S&y
Ohio
Idaho
Chicago market report on butter and eggs
Chicago newsd report lists butter receipts at 11 910 pounds with weak prices and varied scores plus 20 30 percent extra firsts and standards noted. Egg receipts total 20 382 cases with mixed quality indicators and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Committees Named By President Fowles For A Year
Committees named by President Leonard Fowles for a one year term include program Harry Peters Ted Struck and Russell Stokley. registration and voting Ray Wilson Earl Lautenschlager Samuel Kalles Harry Hyman George Baker. membership Robert Bearer Ralph Shrubsole Richard Stevens Edwin M Sharpe Ronald Dunn. publicity Russell Stokley Leonard Smith Robert Harding. social Harold Tim sted Russell Payne Rolland Kell ing Howard Morse Kenneth Beal Leonora Dellifield. The next county meeting will be at the town hall in Amherst with the Amherst Unit meeting Thursday March 19. The Elyria Unit will meet at the Y M C A at 7:30 to depart that evening. The next Elyria Unit meeting will be held the second Tuesday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fowles
Harry Peters
Ted Struck
Russell Stokley
Ray Wilson
Earl Lautenschlager
Samuel Kalles
Harry Hyman
George Baker
Robert Bearer
Ralph Shrubsole
Richard Stevens
Edwin M. Sharpe
Ronald Dunn
Leonard Smith
Robert Harding
Harold Timsted
Russell Payne
Rolland Kelling
Howard Morse
Kenneth Beal
Leonora Dellifield
Town Hall
Amherst
Elyria
Y.m.c. A
Elyria Community Chest Transfer Authorized
The Elyria Community Chest, Inc. will assume all indebtedness and obligations of the Elyria Community Service Council. The executive committee and proper officers are authorized to complete the transfer and undertake all necessary actions to accomplish this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Elyria Community Service Council
Council
Prices Reported by Northern Ohio Food Terminal
RB Butts of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports United States government graded U S extras, jacwe, white in cases nine hundred forty four a case per dozen prices in cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. RB. Butts
Bureau of Agricultral Economies
Northern
Ohio Food Terminal
United States
UC. S
U. S
Grain grain prices and Toledo Produce dairy items
Grain elevator prices show WHEAT No 2 red at 4.09, CORN No 2 yellow around 61 62 cents, OATS No 5 white 34 42 cents, RYEB No 2 63 cents. Track prices list a 21 cent rate. Toledo Produce reports Butter Extra 3 cents per pound, Eggs Extras 19 to 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Entertaining Children At Gates Hospital Tomorrow
Gates hospital patients will be entertained tomorrow starting at 9 30 a m Mrs Morris Miller will present five acts from the Worlds Fair Freak Oddities show in the sun room a one hour program follows the acts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Hospital
Morris Miller
Sun Room
Beatles Tabooed Toledo Yearbook Body Politics
The University of Toledo year book will omit the usual beauty section this year. Editors say they are fearful of student and sorority politics impacting content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
University of Toledo
Entertainers Visit Hospital Rooms For Bedbound Children
The entertainers will move through wards to perform for children unable to leave their beds. Acts include Jolly Jumbo, a two faced clown, Enigma the radio robot, a mechanical man, Filip ino midgets in dancing act, Ducks, a comedy magician, and the Great Travito the juggler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Jumbo
Enigma
Ducks
Travito
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Elks
Alice Carroll
Newell
Assell Rupert, Mgr
Parsch Lumbe, and Coal Co
Jewell
THE
Elyria Womens Club
Elyria High School Auditorium
FAY CO
Style Center
Edith Mae Hat Shop
O'Donnell
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Neighborhood Club
Ria
County Farm Bureau
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
William FF. Grall
Byers
Cleveland Pradlce
Cleveland Livestock
Brullery
Cryers Zoe
United States Department of Agriculture
Burbanks
LU. S.J
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U. Scot
U. S. Yu
Nebraska Bliss
LU. S
Fl.bugi
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Timotity
Honest Courteous Co
Dawson
Ghrafton
RE. D
Phone Lagrange
Elyria Electric & Music Store
West Ave
Star Shoe Shop
Yours Truly, Bill Whitney
Laux
George Laus, L. D. Dunlap
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McCormick
E. Kiplinger
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Kinnect
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