Elyria Forest Army Quota Set At 54 Men
Lorain county relief director M A Houghton reports Elyria’s share in the county forest army quota is 54 men of the 641 total for the county. Lorain city gets 100. other townships receive proportional limits. Quotas based on local relief workload. enlistment runs six months for ages 18 to 25, from relief households.
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Elyria
Forest Army
M. A. Houghton
Lorain County
Lorain City
Houghton
State Relief Commission
Amherst
Sheffield
Russia
Black River
Carlisle
Brownhelm
LaGrange
Wellington
Change in Schedule for Crop Production Loan Applications
A new schedule for filing crop production loan applications was announced at the county extension office. Under the change, applications will be accepted Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday each week until May 15, the new deadline. Previously applications were taken Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Over 125 Lorain County farmers have already applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Extension Office
Lorain County
Congress
Pierce and guests visit friends in Oberlin and nearby
Mr and Mrs Shane Pierce of Akron visited friends and relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Fred Butch Esth er Butch Rup Eaves and Frank Butch attended the theater in Oberlin Friday night. Miss Georgia Barnes of East Cleveland was a Sunday guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Milton Hurst
Jamals Mi
Mis Leland Kenyon
Lisrta
Mis Fred Pierce
Nora Pech
Kied & Pech
Cleveland
Blank Munger Place
Dave Pierce
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Chiladelphia
Barnes
Horace Mattin
London
Mia
Fred Butch
Esther
Frank Butch
Toledo
Sunda
Paul
Joseph Lawrence
George Murray
Thei
James Murray
Rollie S Barnes
L . Rumsey
New London
Frank Parker
Webster Parker
Oberlin
L Booth
Fuday
C M
Rollin Peabody
Eeast Cleveland
Don Watson
Everette Hanes
ID Peabody
May Perahod
Wakeman
Albert Hanes
Kipton
Rollin D. Peabody
East Cleveland
Duncan Robertson
Elsna
Robert Nuhn
Shawville
Laurence Limeback
Clarksfield
Elsma
Chhldren
Albert Barnes
Earl Green
Baby
C “Mo Kenyon
Mii
Tom Conry Werr
Wis
Wohler
Mattie Ruhl
Wellington
Jack Penrod
Elyria
Lewis Knapp
Dale Hahn
Sarah E. Spicer
L. A. McClellan
la Grange
Jeanne McClellan
Spicer
Bertha Pember
General Electric
Fred Strait
van Hoesen
Elysia
Heer
Leon Ward
LaPorte
Chestnut Ridge
Gertie Phelps Theodore Carpenter
Huron
Abbie Bassett
Harry Bassett
Chester Carpenter
Birmingham
N. J. Hoskin
Harry Loveliss
P. HE. Kohl
Warren
Loveliss
George Cornish
Ethel Hoskin
Ravenna
Ohio
Pauline Eicher
Leland Durkee
Little
Jacob Smith
Barton Road
Paul Nichols
Ira Shuster
Addie Shuster
Charlotte Shuster
Ira
Eleanor
Helen Dawley
North Elyria
What a Man in a Hanes Under Shirt Ad
A humorous ad praises Hanes Under shirts, claiming they shape and cling to the chest. It emphasizes length enough to tuck under shorts and invites readers to contact P. H. Hanes Knitting Co. of Winston-Salem, North Carolina for dealers.
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P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hanes Union
HANES
Weekend social notices mix in Lisrta Mi area
A long list of Saturday and Sunday visitors fills the Lisrta Mi area. Names include W A Head of Mi and Vic Milton Hurst with many families from Cleveland and Norwalk visiting local homes and attending gatherings at East Cleveland and Oberlin venues.
Funeral services for George E Coon 64 held at Pease chapel
Funeral services for George E Coon 64 held Tuesday at 2 PM from Pease chapel. Born in Florence he lived much of his life in the area. Survived by widow Clara Vo Coon six children and fourteen grandchildren. Burial in Wakeman cemetery under W L Peace. Rev Lindebeckh led the service. BASEBALL MEETING Wakeman baseball club held a meeting at Wakeman Fire House Tuesday evening with ticket sales and a benefit dance planned to fund equipment. Local players praised and hopes for a balanced team with new recruits this season.
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George E Coon
Peasechapel
Mr. Coon
Florence
W. O W. Lodge
Norwalk
Clara Vo Coon
Cecil Wolfe
Spencer
Ray Franklin
New London
Stanley Wright
Berlin Heights
Amos Coon
Basebalit
Wakeman Baseball Club
Wakeman
Local Social Notes From Eaton Area and Surroundings
Community updates from Eaton and nearby towns recount visits and hosting, births, illnesses, and family travel. Notable items include a birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital, multiple visits between Elyria La Grange and Cleveland, and various moves and social calls among local residents and relatives. A final line notes submerged channels in the North Atlantic.
Annual Eastern Stars inspection and community events
The local Chapter of Eastern Stars held its annual inspection at the Congregational Church annex with 58 members and 58 visitors. Mrs Ida Stephan received a silver tea service as a tribute from officers. a picnic lunch followed. Other items note Helen Smith’s illness, Charles Canfield ill, Aunt Dina Quilting Club gathering, Rev Charles Walsh severe illness, and a town musical program on May 3.
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Marys Vockler
Cours
Ei- Teen
Conry
Potrothry Knott
Norwalk
Lauience Limebach
Oundas
HW D Peabody Home
Wakeman High School
Science Club
Jocal Chapter of
Eastern Stars
Mattie Piesse
Oberlin
Ida Stephan
Litchfield
Helen Smith
Oberlinner
Russell Canfield
Wellington
Charles Canfield
Harry Streett
Dina
Charles Walsh
Cincinnati
Nationalization of Horse Racing Planned in Prussia
Berlin reports the National Socialists plan to reform Prussian horse racing to a national system. The proposal calls for removing foreign trainers and jockeys, arguing German talent is blocked from leading roles at Berlin tracks. Six venues exist around Berlin with varied racing types.
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Berlin
Prussia
United States
England
Definition of girl in early English usage
The term girl historically denoted a young person of either sex in early English usage, reflecting genderless age terminology before modern strict gender assignment became standard. This linguistic note traces how the word shifted toward female-specific meaning over time.
The Grand Duke’s Era House Detected by Street Dudes Gang
A vigilant report details a denounced venue nicknamed The Grand Duke’s era House near Bowernsty York, run by a gang called Street Dudes led by Babyface Willy, with newshown and Black participants involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowernsty York
Wee & Withetre
Babyface
Willy
You Can Have a Lovely Skin You Can Have a Lovely Skin
Advertises a new MBELLO-GLO face powder claiming long wear hides lines and large pores while banishing shine. Marketed as gentle on delicate skin with a French process and pleasant fragrance. Priced at 50 cents and one dollar tax free.
Litchfield Notes From Medina Area May Events
May 1 to 4 visits by Henry Judson home after illness. Gil Reserves held camp at Halladay Farm. Cemetery and Park Association painted the flatpole. Mars Jane Watkins and Evelyn Evxenss quarantined with scarlet fever. Medina Congregational Association fall meeting to be moderated by Rey F. He Schott. Mrs Stanley Biggs confined to bed at parental home.
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Litchfield
Judson
Gil
Halladay Farm
Cemetery and Park Association
Jane Watkins
Evelyn Evxenss
Medina Congregational Association
Medina
Rey F. He Schott
Stanley Biggs
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Parl Green
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Western Union Telegraph Co
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