Four-H Clubs Plan Busy Season In Lorain County
Elyria youths await a busy Four-H Club season as 34 club advisors met to map enrollment by May 15 an expanded slate includes farm mapping soil testing rural electrification and new teenage projects for girls. Local events span May trainings July demonstrations and state fair, with reorganizations and new junior advisors in LaGrange and a June radio program on Four-H demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloram County
Elyria Y
Lorain County
Gamap Crag
Medina County
Ohio Club Congress
Hummel
WIK
Cleveland
Poultry Club
Wooster
LaCrange Club Advisors
LaGrange
Adelaide Moulder
John Wilcox
Fred Wilcox
Robert Kelner
Norman Youngeberg
Miss Eckert
Election results show Pendergast slate winning by wide margins
Bernard and Weniversit led by about 3,000 votes as Pendergast candidates swept to victory. Smith secured 113,373 votes against Whitten's 75,336. Unlike four years ago, the latest election was peaceful with no killings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Weniversit
Pendergast
Woodbury
Court actions and rulings from Blythe to Lorain
Arthur J. Robinson of Blythe was reappointed trustee for Pleasant View Sanatorium by the county commissioners with a three year term starting April 1. Other trustees are Bhrnds Jones of Oberlin and L. A. Stack of Lorain. Lester Markel sought divorce from Ruth Markel of Lorain on neglect grounds. they wed April 10. Clayton McMillin, elevator operator for The Colson Company, died in 1937 from injuries suffered in 1932. survivors seek compensation before Referee Harvey Moock. Andrew Kacko, 22, of Wellington, was fined 31 and costs for failing to stop before entering Route 20 at LaGrange Road, before Justice Preston L. Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Robinson
Blythe
Pleasant View
Board of County
Bhrnds Jones
Oberlin
L. A. Stack
Lorain
Lester Markel
tHed Galt
Ruth Markel
Clayton McMiNin
Colson Company
Harvey Moock
Ohio Industrial Commission
McMillin
Andrew Kacko
Wellington
Preston L. Coon
Anthony Pollock
LaGrange Road
Death Record of Mrs. Rachel Mitchell of Rochester
Mrs. Rachel Mitchell, 77, of Rochester township died at Falls Cupie after a lingering illness. Born in Nova, she spent most of her life in Rochester area. Husband Adelbert preceded her in death. Survived by three sisters and a brother, all of Rochester: Emma Smith, Jennie Dearsley, Haitie Mann, and Charlie Carr. Funeral service to be held Saturday afternoon in Rochester, under Jobe Mureyar Funeral Director of Creston, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mareh
Rachel Mitchell
Rochester Township
Falls Cupie
Nova
Rochester
Adelbert
Emma Smith
Jennie Dearsley
Haitie Mann
Charlies Carr
Jobe Mureyar
Creston
Ohio
Expect Rush For Auto Licenses
Local deputy registrars anticipate a rush of last minute auto license buyers tomorrow the first day before new 1958 plates are required. One deputy reported fair business this morning while an estimate says about 29 percent of city car owners lack the new tags. Two deputies will stay open tonight and tomorrow night. another office will remain open only if demand is heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moitor
Althwush
W. Ah, Jenne
Thomas Francis
Ihiss Alvan Gehl
Lyria Automobile Club
Four H Club Outlines Division Projects Across Fields
Members may choose from ag cultural engineering alfalfa beef cattle feeding colts yarn growing dairy projects farm mapping and other divisions including flower gardening home beautification forestry nature study pig raising potato growing poultry rabbits sheep strawberry raising and vegetable gardening Girls projects cover clothing nutrition home furnishings and management plus an upper teenage track. Seven projects per division and a motion picture from the 1926 National Four H Club camp were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Club
Abbey chairs fetch £54,925 at London sale
A London sale of Coronation memorabilia featured Abbey chairs that sold for 54,925 pounds. The auction highlighted strong interest in regal-era artifacts with bidders from multiple regions competing for the historic pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey
London
Mussolini Promises Ready Italy War Machine
Premier Benito Mussolini declared Italy’s war power fully ready in a Senate address amid Europe’s war scare. He touted a strong submarine fleet, eight battleships, and a modern air force while outlining a centralized command under the King. He projected rapid mobilization and 50,000,000 Italians within ru years, insisting current ministries suffice for wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OME
Marine
Benito Mussolini
Senate
Taly
Europe
Mussolini
France
Traly
Navy
Italy
Vir
Payy
Lat
Spain
Problems of Dry Cleaning Explained to Elyria Club
Crisp president of Peerle Laundry and Dry Cleaning spoke to the Elyria Rat Club at the Elks Restaurant about modern dry cleaning issues. He showed slides on cleaning processes and noted new fabric developments demand fabric specific handling to prevent damage, plus detailing fur and rug cleaning differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rat Club
Crisp
Peerle Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Elks
Firestone election won by labor group at Akron plant
The United Rubber Workers of America committee affiliate won collective bargaining rights in an employees election at Firestone Tire and Rubber Co in Akron. The vote count showed a clear win for the union at the Akron plant amid the industrial disputed ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
United Rubber Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
Firestone Employes’ Protective Association
Man, Long Victim Of Ill Health Ends Life
Joseph Szogyt 64 of Stop 7 Vincent died by suicide at home yesterday afternoon, a 22 caliber rifle shot through the temple after seven years of tuberculosis illness. Survived by wife and son Joseph in Europe. Body to Mathews Mortuary Lorain for burial. Germany and Japan will exchange educational and cultural films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Szogyt
Stop 7
Vincent
Chalmer Davidson
Anthony Pollock
Joseph
Europe
Mathews Mortuary
Lorain
Germany Does Not Fear France Says Goebbels
Vienna March 20. Jewish students will not be accented at Austrian Universities and registrations of Jews attending universities would be withdrawn at any moment. Menghin said future education relations would include clauses affecting Austrian Jews and foreign Jews. Goebbels told 100,000 that Germany could resist France, recalling past fears of Paris to Berlin now ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Oswald Menghin
Menghin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Kurt Schuschnige
London Daily Mail
Germany
France
Rhineland
Paris
Berlin
President Roosevelt to Inspect Fort Benning Trip
President Roosevelt plans a Saturday visit leaving Warm Springs to inspect Fort Benning Georgia with Gov E D Rivers White House physician H McIntyre accompanying. He will stop briefly in Columbus Public Square to be welcomed by city officials en route before continuing to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Fort Benning
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
Secreta
Marvin H. McIntyre
Hoss T. McIntire
White House
Roevelt
Columbus Ga
Washington
Extinguish Blaze In Farm Home Near Penfield Farmhouse
Wellington fire department responded to a tenant house on the Lewis Jones farm on Jones Road southwest of Penfield. They extinguished the blaze with chemicals, confining it to the northwest bedroom where it started, badly damaging the bedroom and household items. The residence was occupied by the Withechani family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lewis Jones
Jones Road
Penfield
Ario Withechani
Bronco Buster Earns Big Pay per Minute at Show
National Western livestock show spotlighted Burel Mulkey, top bronc rider, who earned 3000 to 10000 dollars last year from about 52 minutes of riding. He quips that rodeo work is quick but intense, staying on the unbroken bronco for coveted prize money. Mulkey, raised in Salmon Idaho, plans to keep bronc breaking as long as profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burel Mulkey
Mulkey
Salmon
Ida
Signals Deadened At Ocean Graveyard Over Silent Zone
Seattle seamen report unusual atmospheric conditions near Race Rocks and Strait of Juan de Fuca create a silent zone in thick fogs. Vessels run aground as sound waves deflect off fog banks. latest being the Danish motor Hiner Chilean Reefer, which was pulled free after $35,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Puget Sound
Strait of
Juan de Fuca
Race Rocks
Five Die From Lockjaw After Serum Cancer Treatment
An emergency investigation in Orlando after five cancer patients receiving a serum treatment died of lockjaw within 24 hours. Fourteen more treated patients are under observation as officials probe possible contamination with a tetanus antitoxin. Justice of the Peace Duckworth ordered analysis of a new serum shipment and tied deaths to long-standing cancer therapies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla. Mareh
Justice of the Peace Ducksworth
Duckworth
Five Made It By Poison Liquor
PORTSMOUTH March 30 Hoy Flansigan 24 of Portsmouth was in serious condition and four others were ill from drinking poison liquor. Those affected include Louise Dodge 23 Flannigan's sister Felix Flannigan Elay Aldridge and Elia Clark. Police Chief Harry B Sheets held a 30 year old woman for investigation in connection with sale of the liquor described as moonshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Hoy Flansigan
Louise Dodge
Flannigan
Felix Flannigan
Elay Aldridge
Elia Clark
Harry 8. Sheets
Club Promotes Happy Old Age
VANCOUVER B C Life begins at six dollars or three after the old time slogan of the Happiey Old Age Club. Several hundred old-timers convene for dances and programs on diet, therapy, leisure, exercise, and keeping interest in early events. Members sing songs to avoid discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. B
Knife Carved for Kaiser Now Serves Diners at Winston-Salem Notel
Leo Hillenback, hotel chef, owns the old knife praised by his father in Berlin for the former German emperor. He jokes he has cut about 204,000 pounds of meat with it while singing "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen." The blade remains sharp though thinning. Hillenback, 18 when coming to America, now prefers staying in the U.S. to return to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. Y
Wil’ Helm
Leo Hillenback
Hillenback
Berlin
Leo
America
Hillenbach
Germany
Cooling Systems Threaten City Water Supplies
Washington report from the American Public Works Association says growing air conditioning use strains water supplies and at least 37 cities regulate water use for cooling. Water after cooling is discharged to sewers, creating disposal issues. Executive director Frank W. Herring notes cities face costly expansion or stricter regulation of cooling plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Public Works Association
Association
Frank W. Herring
House Debates TVA Inquiry Resolution
The House considers a resolution seeking a full investigation into the Tennessee Valley Authority controversy. Chairman John J. O Connor of the Rules Committee sponsors a version similar to the Senate but broadened. Speaker Bankhead says he will select unbiased members and may exclude Republican critics, taking responsibility for the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maret
House
Senate
John J. O'Connor
House Rules Committee
William 5B. Bankhead
Bertrand Snell
TVA
Bankhead
Tome
Huge illegal liquor distilling plant uncovered in Erie area
State and federal officers say they disrupted a major whisky operation with its main outlet in Cleveland. Six men were arrested near North East, Pa, including several Erie residents. Agents seized 1,000 gallons of alcohol, 60 pounds of sugar, 40 pounds of yeast and a 50 gallon still on the E. M. Weaver farm two miles southeast of North East. The scheme allegedly shipped alcohol by truck with cattle and horses. investigation had spanned three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Cleveland
Agelts
Eae
E. M. Weaver
North East
Liborig Arnone
Rocco Peggone
Arch Cle Pervandy
Manuel Fernandy
Woesleyyilie
Lewis Dre
John Passalaqua
Corp
Charles Sarok
State Motor Pallee
Charles Condon
Federal Alcohol Tay Unit
Ralph F. Kneeland
State Liquor Central Board
Spanish Fort At New Orleans To Be Restored
New Orleans plans to rebuild the old Spanish Fort on Lake Pontchartrain as a city park. A. G. Moffat will head a committee to study maps and records to recreate the fort around 1810, reflecting its French, Spanish, and U.S. history and ties to legends of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lake Poochartrain
A. G. Moffat
Anidat of Yee
Moffat
United States
Andrew Jackson
Orders Against Coal Price Fixing Ignored by Agencies
Acting comptroller general R N Eliott ordered government agencies to disregard National Bituminous Coal Commission price fixing orders in coal purchases. The ruling affects the Interior Department Bureau of Mines as it re establishes minimum prices for soft coal after court invalidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
R. N. El-iott
National
Bituminous Coal Commission
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
The
Coal Commission
Elliott
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Commission
Markets Pulse as Grain Prices Move Across Regions
Market notes show unsettled cash livestock prices and varied grain quotes. Reports from Montana and Idaho indicate steady to higher bids on wheat and corn while butter and eggs hold steady, with US Department of Agriculture data on car lots and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho
U. S
Texas
Florida
U.S
Harley
Timothy Shed
Parley over Broadway paving fuels county memo clash
In Lorain county a parliamentary dispute erupts as Commissioner Dunn insists his motion to fund Broadway paving should be recorded on the journal despite lacking a second. Democratic members block entry, sparking sharp exchanges over procedure while the board approves a funding plan totaling 350000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Howard R. Butler
Dunn
Commissioners Office
Ruth
Trin
Broadway
Davidson
DeChant
Avon
Kipton
Lorain City
State
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Pullman
Tennet
Bafals
G@e CENTRAL
Mrs
Firestone
Japan
Stone’s Grill
South Africa
Blue Sky Inn
Bridge Street
Bulletin
Kaiser
Sederis
Bluebird
Quan
Mili
Sheetslevator Co
Montana Milling Co. Corp
Toleyo
Trenedt Bujing
Cork
Toledo
Dan Deliuns
Toma Tours
Hlothouse Foy
S-Ib
Bastet
SLBA
Eclarteleer Earl SiGu
Walwies
Steele
Lowes
Hite
Pont Tos
Mike Ray
Tye Sasvivet
Emiall
Eulora
Katahdin
Stigtt
Iain
Maine Mountain
Kavandin
Elyria Coffee Shop
Court Street
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Min
Columbia Station Store
Jersey
McCormick
Fordson
Mary J. Walker Clayton H, Sooy
Lee Klinect
Crow Hollow Swiers
North Maple SI Sr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!