ET Makes Possible Refman of Famsom
Through a recent act of Congress Lorain County farmers with 40 acres or more may refinance at lower rates and ten years of principal payment exemption. Loans through the Federal Land Bank of Louisville carry 4.5 percent for five years then 5.5 percent, with ten years of waived principal payments. Banks in the area report about 100 loans eligible, with A H W West of the Lorain County Bank Building handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lorain County
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
A. H W. West
Lorain County Bank
Lorain Coun
Court actions and fines dominate Lorain county notices
Melvin Smith through Frank Smith sues Cleveland Cartage Co for 180 for injuries from a LaPorte accident January 27. Alfred Todarello sues City of Lorain for 32 5606 for injuries from coasting December 19. Parole approved for John Jackson from county jail with $105 monthly payments starting July 1. Hyman Brothers Realty Co sues Kin Kin's Credit Clothing Co Inc for 1500 on lease and seeks sale and assignment to Jules Chain Stores set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Smith
Frank Smith
Cleveland Cartage Company
LaPorte
Alfred Todarello
Eugenio Tovarello
Lorain
Alfred
John Jackson
Hyman Brothers Realty Company
Moskin’s Credit Clothing Company, Inc., Et al
Jules Chain
New Bonus Army Plans Washington March
Plans were completed by the Veterans Expeditionary Force for a march on Washington starting tomorrow. Officials said about 1000 men would depart New York, with the group described as fighters determined not to be run out as the original Bonus Expeditionary Force was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonus Army
New York
Veterans Expeditionary Force
Washington
Tax Commission Funding Raised for Sales Tax Admin
A subcommittee session on Governor White's recommendations increased the tax commission budget for administering the proposed sales tax. The 1950 18 month appropriation rises to 680000, with 1934 at 159000. Relief fund items were cut to 10000000 due to unreliable 1934 relief estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Tax Commission
Literature as Life’s Mirror and On Truth
A reflective note argues literature mirrors life but cannot capture its full breadth or achieve perfect truth. The author emphasizes the partial, selective nature of literary representation and its creative limits.
Garden Club to donate thousands of plants for city gardens
Garden Club members endorsed giving several thousand vegetable plants to city authorities for the City Relief Gardens with state forester approval. They also will donate nut bearing tree seedlings to the Y M C A Camp at Vermilion and plan garden-visiting events in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Nicholas
Gulf Farms
Vermilion
Temple- Bradley Gardens
Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
J. A. van Kleeck
Mir van Kleeck
Mr. van Kleeck
Nicholas
van Kleeck
Safe Way to Take Off Fat and Keep It Off
A reader from Des Moines Iowa promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss aid. One half teaspoonful in hot water each morning allegedly reduces fat while improving health, energy, complexion, and appetite control with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Willer
Des Moines
Iowa
C. W. Phillips
Honors Day Exercises Held at Oberlin College
Oberlin Ohio May 9 Honors Day ceremonies at Finney Chapel were led by President Ernest H Wilkins. Harvard philosopher William Ernest Hocking delivered the address Guides of Life in the Orient and the Occident. Hocking known for work with the Foreign Board of Missions in the Far East and a six volume philosophical series starting with Meaning of God in Human Experience. He was born in Cleveland and has sisters Gertrude Hocking class of 1911 and Mrs Frank Burgess living in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Finney Chapel
Ernest H. Wilkins
William Ernest Hocking
Harvard University
Orient
God
Hocking
Cleveland
Gertrude Hocking
Frank Burgess
Meeting of Year for Pleasant Street School PTA
The Pleasant Street School PTA held its final meeting of the year in the school auditorium. Mr. Carrington from the Theological Seminary spoke on Parents and Teachers. Mrs. Simpson's second grade entertained with a rhythm dance. Officers were elected with Mrs. S. J. White re elected president, Mrs. Kutscher vice president, Mrs. Blackburn secretary, and Mrs. Weston treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
Carrington
The
Theological Seminary
Simpson
S. J. White
Association
Kutscher
Blackburn
Weston
Oberlin Exchange Club Meeting At Oberlin Inn
Brief note reports that at the Oberlin Exchange Club gathering held yesterday at the Oberlin Inn, Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Faith healer to be arraigned in Cleveland police court
Ed Sorgen a 3 year old faith healer from Magnetic Springs was to be arraigned in Cleveland police court on a warrant charging practicing medicine without a license. He was arrested after allegedly taking money from policewomen who sought treatment at a house in the city. The warrant was sworn by Laurence Districh state medical board inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ed Sorgen
Magnetic Springs
Sorgen
Laurence Districh
State Medical Board
Garden club notes praise for asters and new flowers
The article celebrates wilt resistant asters and various flowers with tips on pest control and planting. It notes Japanese beetle emergence, recommends Rotenone as a safer insecticide, and urges early spraying. It highlights new varieties like Golden Gleam nasturtium and calendars that bloom till frost, with events at Yew Tree Cottage and upcoming club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Pennsylvania
South Africa
van Kleeck
Yew Tree Cottage
W. C. Chancellor
Chancellor
John Rank
Charles Scheids
Local College Librarian Speaks On Community Library Ties
Julian Fowler College librarian described the bond between the college and the community in library use and upkeep. A birth was recorded as Mr and Mrs Robert Pash welcomed son James Eugene at Allen hospital. Committal for Mrs E T Johnson who died in Cocoanut Grove Fla will be held at Westwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Fowler
Robert Pash
Allen Hospital
James Eugene
E. T. Johnson
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Westwood Cemetery
Johnson
Oberlin
Clara Rupert
Winifred Kline
Warren
C. R. Summers
Summers
Toledo
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Thursday Comfort Club
Won Papworth
Spring Street
Rogers
Helen Richards
Baldwin Tailaca College
E H. Richards
North Professor Street
Martha Scots
Dallas
Texas
Paul Scott
A. TL. Mathews
Ward
Gosport
Tod
VanBuskirt
Edna West
Lorain
Albert Parsons
Oberlin High School
Wooster
Permelia Allen
Julia Severance
Death rites for Mary Shorupski held in Holy Cross Church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Shorupski sister of Rev Fr Lawrence Budny will be at Holy Cross church Wednesday May 19 at 10 am officiated by Rev Fr Budny with Rev Fr J Stucki deacon Rev Fr Czudarek subdeacon and Rev Fr J Mutkowski sermon. Masses at side altars by Fr I J DemBouski and Fr Lec Regwalski. An additional service Thursday 10 am at Immaculate Conception Pittsburgh before burial at St Stanislaus Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shorupski
Lawrence Budny
Holy Cross
Budny
J. Stucki
Cleveland
Czudarek
J. Mutkowski
I. J. Dembouski
Lec Regwalski
Lorain
Immaculate Conception
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
St. Stanislaus
Gandhi's health declines as 21 day fast begins
Poona India March 9 The Mahatma Gandhi weakened rapidly at the start of his 21 day fast doctors were summoned at 6 pm as he was unexpectedly attacked by nausea He could not answer a telephone call from United Press in London about the new Anglo Indian Service due to extreme 100 weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Nausaa
United Press
London
Anglo- Indian Service
Local Farmers’ Strike Protests Militia Action
The group urged adherence to legal methods while planning a protest to the Iowa governor over militia use. Stephen Proskey urged endorsing a national farm strike to pressure markets, and Hugh Hinchliff warned against a milk strike without 75 percent market control in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Sherrill
Iowa
Stephen Proskey
Wellington
Clark
Pay Increases Spread Across 23 States in Roosevelt Era Boost
A United Press survey shows wage hikes lifting buying power for about 54 000 workers across 23 states as industries back President Roosevelt s program. Firms including Cord American Airways Columbia Axle and Norwalk Tire endorse higher pay or bonuses amid rising confidence and forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United Press
Henry Ford
America
Erret Loban Cord
E. L. Core Corporation
Mr. Roosevelt
Cord
American Airways, Inc
Aviation Corporation
Auburn Automobile Company
Lycoming Manufacturing Company
Stinson Aircraft Corporation
Duesenberg, Inc
Spencer Heater Company
L. G. §. Devices Corporation
Columbia Axle Company
Central Manufacturing Company
the Limousine Body Company
Columbian Peanut Company
C.H. Smither
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company
John W. Whitehead
Artistic Shirt Company
Albany
N. Y
Troy
Kingston
New York City
Standard Kid Company
Wilmington
Del
J. S. Bache and Co
Stock Exchange
South
Greenville
S. C
Woodside
Brandon
Greenwood
Detroit
American Store Equipment Company
Muskegon
New York
Uniontown
Berkowitz
New Orleans
Bluford Baker
Ford
Close of Grafton meeting to be ironed out Thursday
The final details are expected to be resolved at a closed meeting in Grafton on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Lorain Clergyman to Deliver Memorial Day Address
A Memorial Day Committee meeting set for tomorrow at 7 30 in the council chambers to finalize observance plans. Rev Isadore Rafferty of St Anthony Church Lorain will give the Memorial Day address. Police guarded a live wire at East Avenue and Temple Court around 3 am after it fell and steamed on the wet pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
George Colburn
Isadore Rafferty
St. Anthony Church
East Avenue
Temple Court
Toledo and Detroit men arraigned for overloaded trucks
Fines of 325 and costs were assessed Wilbur Coon of Toledo and Frank McLaren of Detroit after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro. Coon and McLaren were arrested on Butter a Taraw wees nut Ridge road and Telegraph road by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Coon
Toledo
Frank McLaren
Detroit
Joseph Petro
Coon
Buttera Taraw Wees Nut Ridge
McLaren
Telegraph Road
Clarence W. Dick
Tucker Career Path Through 1880s Lumber and Rail Work
Charles Tucker left Oberlin College Preparatory work in 1877 and held multiple jobs from delivery driver to livery stable hand, clerk, and railroad cashier in Atchison. He moved back to Elyria in 1880 then joined Hart’s lumber yard and planing mill in 1895 after marrying Harriett Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Oberlin College Preparatory
Hoyle Brothers Grocery
Kansas
Blue Rapids
Atchison
Doten
John Perkins
Mr. Tucker
Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad
Jay Gould
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Elyria
John King
Arthur
Miss Hart
Royal Arcanum of
Ohio
Charles
Dairy talks in Lorain boost producer cooperation efforts
J. F. Kilbridge, president of the Lorain Milk Producers Association, hopes producer organization will spread statewide. Dr. J. Hummel urged producers and consumers to unite to better serve buyers. He noted prices have stayed below normal since 1921, leaving farmers with 12 years of low mood. Malcolm Thomson thanked attendees and cited dairy bills aiding farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
J. F. Kilbridge
Lorain County
P. H. Rogers
Burke
Huron County
Cleveland Markets: Grain Livestock Prices Mixed Across A Bunch
Grain and produce quotes for Cleveland show No 2 red wheat at 83, No 1 red winter 88 cents, corn No 3 yellow 48 1/2 to 49 1/2 cents, oats No 3 white 80 1/3 to 81 3/4 cents. Flour middlings around 13.50 to 19.00, hay and straw varied by lot. Livestock demand steady to higher with hogs $4.40 to $4.50 per 100 pounds, cattle steady, calves and sheep showing varied but generally steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gore
Cleveland Ber
Life of Elyria Leader J. C. Tucker Chronicled
The obituary recounts James C. Tucker’s roles from 1899 onward including ownership transitions at Pack Gray and Company and Elvira Lumber Company. He held county recorder three terms, led Lorain County Abstract Company, chaired Elyria Chamber of Commerce, directed Masonic Temple Company and Elyria Memorial Hospital, served as Elyria mayor for two terms, worked at First National Bank, helped found Peerless Oil Company, and joined the Board of County Commissioners before his death. He belonged to the Elks Rotary Knights Templar Shrine and the First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack, Gray and Company
Elvira Lumber Company
Tucker
Lorain County Abstract Company
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
City of
Elyria
First National Bank
Peerless Oil Company
Shell Company
Board of County Commissioners
The
Elks, Rotary Club
Knights Templar, Shrine
First Congregational Church
Governor Grants Stay of Execution for Two Convicts
Governor George White grants a stay of execution to Merrill E. Chandler and Chester Probaski for the Mansfield Reformatory guard killing. The reprieve delays their electrocution from Wednesday night until July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George White
Merrill £. Chandler
Chester Probaski
Mansfield Reformatory
Eight Communists Condemned to Death in Indochina
Eight Communists were condemned to death and eighteen others sentenced to life imprisonment on Devils Island for participation in the 1930 peasant revolutionary movement in Annam, a French protectorate in Indochina. The courts had previously condemned 164 others to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Indochina
Devils Island
Kingdom of Annam
Indo- China
Bombing of American Property Reported in Gran Chaco
An official Paraguayan communique states American property was bombed in the Gran Chaco region during the ongoing unofficial war between Paraguay and Bolivia. The report is dated May 9 from Asuncion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran Chaco
Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
Fran Chaco
Foreign Ministry
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Relief for Ailing Feet
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a remedy for painful aching feet and foot corns with claims of improving circulation and aiding varicose veins. Phillips Drug Store sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Phillips Drug Store
Goodyear Directors Declare 50 Cent Quarterly Dividend
Goodyear directors ordered a 50 cent quarterly dividend on preferred stock payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 1. The $7 no par preferred had its dividend reduced from the usual $1.75 for the last quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Goodyecar
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Garden Club
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wilkond
Sa&sk
Shorupski Funeral
Court Street
U.S
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Cour
Howard B. Somers
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