New Signers in Wheat Program Expected Here
Lorain county wheat growers who did not sign contracts under the federal wheat adjustment program last year are offered a chance to participate again and share in payments for reducing acreage. Signers this spring will receive the second payment about five cents per bushel on their 1934 allotments, but not the first payment already made. Full participation in next year’s payments is possible. Restrictions require a 15 percent reduction from the three year average, with options to plow, cut for hay, or leave grain only if no later production results. Inspection is likely next month.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
One Company for Fixed Monthly Car Payment Plan
Reduce your payments with a single company and one payment each month. We offer a plan to lower monthly car or other account payments. Keep taxes and insurance current, avoid lapses, and borrow for worthy purposes. No cosigners. A representative can visit your home to explain the plan. Loans available in nearby towns.
Wheat allotment program details clarified by committee
Wheat growers will have no general meetings this spring as most are familiar with the program. A date for receiving applications will be announced soon. Those wishing to sign contracts should contact county allotment committee members per Hummel.
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Hummel
Cities Service Co Income Rises in First Quarter 1934
Cities Service Company and subsidiaries report a first quarter 1934 net income of 2.51 million dollars, over four times the 1933 first quarter. Gross operating revenue reached 46.44 million dollars versus 37.75 million in 1933.
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Cities Service Company
Wall Street Journal
Evening chimes inspire thoughts in New York column
A stream of jotted observations from New York on May 4 note public figures, social hangouts, and cultural touches. The writer compares voices and looks, mentions entertainers, theatre figures, and a dramatic tenement fire, ending with a reminiscence about Elizabeth Cobb's husband in a German prison camp.
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Elizabeth Cobb
Alton Brody
Bediy
Today is the Day By Clark Kinnaird chronology notes
A compact 1934 column lists notable dates and events for May 4, including historic milestones from 1498 Pope Alexander VI dividing the New World, 1626 Peter Minuit’s Manhattan purchase, 1864 Civil War Wilderness campaign bloodshed, and 1886 Haymarket riot. Also notes notable nativity: John James Audubon born 1780.
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Mbemorably
Das
New World
Spain
Portugal
Alexander VI
Caesar
Lucrezia Borgia
Noted Figures and Zodiac Tales in 1934 Digest
A mosaic of biographical sketches cites Thomas Huxley Walt Mason and Alice Liddell Hargreaves, with brief notes on others like Dodgson and Cristofori. Zodiac prophecies warn Taurus natives of balanced traits, while a nostalgic 1882 to 1934 comparison contrasts federal payrolls and civil service growth.
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Bobby
America
Thomas Henry Huxley
Walt Mason
Alice Liddell Hargreaves
Alice
Stald Cherxsyman
C. L. Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
Sir Thomas Lawrence
William H. Prescott
Peru
Horace Mann
Harold Bell Wright
Dan Matthews
Bartholomeo Cristofori
Grafton Wedding Anniversary Saluted at M E Church
In Grafton on April 30 a golden wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. F J Carmean took place at the local M E church. A 125 person supper, festive yellow decorations, and a program featuring Mrs Edith Howard, Henry Schriver, Mrs Geo Edwards, Bennie Smith, and others followed. The couple received gifts from church and mill officials before sharing thanks. The ceremony concluded with a farewell song as the Carmeans prepared for a brief trip by rail with their son Charles.
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Grafton
M. E
F. J. Carmean
Charles
Fred Barton
Carl Yantz
RE. R. Haines
Geo. Edwards
Edith Howard
Haines
Carmean
Elizabeth Schwarter
Edith Tran
Magsic
C. BR. Finley
Barton
United Mills
Yantz
S. Sooy
Virginia
Myron Sooy
Clayton Sooy
Ben Sooy
Spencer
Guy Durkee
Asa Hance
Eaton
Maryin Ryder
Ross Beesing
Dover
Beesing
Guy Durkés
Here Comes
Charlie
Belden Epworth League
Belden
James Every
Cleveland
Geo. Trenchard
Gordon Steffins
Norwalk
Hal Rothgary
Sylvia Bruce
Carlisle
Grace Park
W. H. Stegman
William
Elyria
Ray Trenchard Ane
Wm Buckingham
Ray Wortman
Clarice Newton
A. H. Sheffield
E. &. Johnson
Lorain
W. D. Johnson
Jerome Schlitz
Wellington
Rey Haines
Edith Steiner
Belden Sant
Mr. Anderson
Baptist Church
M. E. District
Port Clinton
J. C. Clark
Irma Gayeska
A.C. Wolf
Robert
Freda MacNeal Ard
Clair
Guyeska
John
E. W. Reichard
Will Outz
Lakewood
Mr. Outz
Reichard
Detlef
W. E. Baker
Lute Alexander
F. &. Chamberlain
Bay Village
Elyria Officials Change as Harris Resigns and Market Vote Fails
H C Harris resigned as clerk of Elyria public schools and Rockwood was named his successor. A proposal for a public market in Elyria failed at the Chamber of Commerce meeting with votes split. A new police signal system is being built by Dean Electric with red beacon boxes for patrol calls. The Elyria Automobile Club pushes for 12 deputy traffic officers to aid during busy hours, unpaid. Elyria issued 28 building permits totaling 60 000 with the largest at 18 000 for a Broad Street motion picture theatre and 10 000 for Lorain County Fair Grounds improvements. Memorial Day seeks local merchants to close from moon to 5 p m.
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H.C. Harris
Elyria Public
Rockwood
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Electric Company
Lorain County Fair Grounds
Sons of Veterans
Moon
Avon Lake Engagement Announced and Local Chatter
Avon Lake notes announce the engagement of Hazel Piczer to Orvil Hitzel of Dayton, Ohio, with a summer wedding planned. Also covered are a Garden Club bridge luncheon, hospital admission for Edward Seavert, a sixth birthday party for David Black, a benefit card party for Dames of Malta Lodge, a May Day breakfast at the Congregational church, visits to relatives in Moundsville, and teacher rehiring in Avon Lake with local social items and visits.
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Albert Walker
Hazel Piczer
Orvil Hitzel
Dayton
Ohio
Avon-on-the-Lake
Wao, Schumaker
Steve Moore Road
Dames of Malta Lodge
Zimmerman
Cleveland
Bauserman
Sheffield
Avon Lake Prep Orchestra and Baseball Highlights
A Ford V-5 Lorain team faces Avon Lake Sunday at the Avon Lake School diamond in a key baseball game. In social news, Mrs George Mortensen and daughter Florence attend a Cleveland shower honoring Miss Ruth Peterson as Claire Rodgers departs for Detroit Monday afternoon.
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Ford V-5
Lorain
Avon Lake
George Mortensen
Florence
al Hansen
A. Fornsen
Helen Hansen
Nelly Spar
Cleveland
Ruth Peterson
Claire Rodgers
Detroit
Cleveland Couple Visit Parental Inheritance Context
Mr and Mrs Art Smith of Cleveland called on his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Pederson on Wednesday. The word fake is noted as old thieves slang derived from Dutch or German.
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W. H. Taylor
Art Smith
Cleveland
Carl Pederson
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