Farmers See War-Era Farm Trouble From Global Conflicts
L G Foster of Ohio State University told Kiwanians at Hotel Newell that war disrupted both farm and industry, boosting output per worker during conflict while postwar shifts and installment credit spurred a boom. He warned of declining agricultural exports, rising self sufficiency needs, and the need for adjustments as markets shift and automotion and radio demand recede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Foster
Ohio State University
Hotel Newel
Germany
Belgium
Hecoms
Foster
Debts rise as gold era ends and prices collapse
A financial meeting examined how debt per capita nears 1,960 dollars as commodity prices drop about 60 percent. Officials warn widespread indebtedness now equals roughly 56 percent of wealth, complicating any return to normality for ten years or more while predicting further price declines before gains. Visitors from Elyria and Vermilion attended after farm work resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Carl L. Seabold
L. M. Youtzy
Elyria R. D
Henory Leimbach
Vermilion
Verne Lane
West Africa minister to speak at Bethany Baptist forum
Rev I Chiokazi Steady, eloquent elder of the A M E Missions Sierra Leone district, will address Bethany Baptist church at a Sunday forum 3 30 PM. Steady was among the few native African delegates at the recent Cleveland general conference and travels to share insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Chiokazi Steady
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Bethany Baptist Church
Mr. Steady
Cleveland
Woman flyer lands at Culmore after long flight
Mrs. Putnam reached Culmore at 3 45 P M local time after a challenging leg of her voyage following Charles Lindberghs Redan monoplane flight. She said she was glad to have continued the journey and hoped to reach Paris, Rome, or further, despite engine and weather troubles. Local pilots refused Croydon airdrome due to adverse conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Roosevelt
Newfoundland
Torsue
Great Circle
Balorée
Tate
Paris
Culmore
Poppy Day Drive In Elyria Post To Be One Day
Elyria Post No 12 of the American Legion will hold its Poppy Day sale on Saturday May 28 as a single one day event. Proceeds go to welfare work and are to aid veterans and their families. Auxiliary members will assist and share in the funds for welfare use. The slogan is To care for him who has borne the battle and for his widow and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Otto K. Mischka
Elyria
Elyria Legion Auxilary
Auxiliary
E Elyria American Legion
Court actions and filings in Elyria and Grafton cases
A fragmented report notes a Trust Company in Elyria seeking foreclosure against a party named Weaner and a Cleveland lawsuit involving a premis es transfer. Mariam Devinney filed for an injunction. Jerome F. Steal and E. Guy are mentioned in peace proceedings. Grafton records reference a transfer in Julia He selach’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariam B. Devinney
Jerome F. Steal
E. Guy the Peace
Chronicle-Telegram details Knreck and aged home staff
The Chronicle-Telegram reports that Mr Knreck left the Home for the Aged with everyone’s wishes, after May 15 resignation, though paid through June first. It states the dismissal reason involved duties at the institution and supervision duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toile
Eck
New England settlers prioritized church schools before homes
The painting settlers in New England built school houses by their churches before they had even provided homes for themselves, and education after religion and social order was the subject nearest to their hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Medical practices and hours at Elyria clinic ad
An-era clinic listing advertises treatments for fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins with minimal work absence. It cites Dr F M Sponseller in Elyria with contact details and hours including weekdays and Saturday slots for patient appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria
Clio
Cascade Park relics traced to pre Indian race in Ohio park history
The article notes a skeleton found after the 1913 flood in Cascade Park and relics now in the Western Reserve Historical Society. The commission aims to expand its collection to trace Cascade Park occupancy back to earlier times, including alleged tort builders, with scientists examining any new artifacts before display to Elyria residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Baldwin
Western Reserve Historical Society
Commission
Cascade Park
Ohio
Lake Erie
Indiana
Business Men's Club Plans Tablet Memorial in Park
Oberlin Ohio May 21 The Oberlin Business Men's club met at Oberlin Inn with good attendance. They voted to place a bronze tablet in memory of Clarence J Wright on a boulder in Clarence J Wright Memorial Park. A spring was found in the park and may host a future drinking fountain if water proves pure. The group discussed summer sales and a band concert series from June 25 to August 25 by the Oberlin High School band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Oberlin
Oberlin Inn
Clarence J. Wright
NM. A. Wabber
J. W. Hill
8. L. Powers
Oberlin High School
Pleasant Street School PTA Names Officers at Annual Meeting
Pleasant street school Parent Teacher Association held its annual meeting in the school auditorium last evening electing officers Mrs S J White president Walter Gutman vice president Mrs C H Young secretary treasurer J H Kurcher A program featured a second grade salute and a third grade recitation with the Pleasant Street school glee clubs performing cantatas The event closed with school orchestra music and a performance of The Walrus and the Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleasant Street School Parent- Teacher Association
Oly
S. J. White
Walter Gutman
C. H. Young
J. H."kurcher
Siring Ivy
Pleasant Street
Washington bicentennial displays draw big crowds in school gym
Number Three continued describes a school exhibition filling the gym with Washington themed art, models of Mt. Vernon and Christ Church, diminutive cityscapes, farms, and public buildings. Pupils paint, sketch, and craft while puppet shows entertain, a penmanship display intrigues parents, and a health exhibit offers health tips amid basement workshops producing furniture and toys in the manual training shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidren
School For the Deaf
Opportunity School
Washington
Mt.Vernon
Christ Church
Aléxandria
Mayre
Izes
Jefferson
Ely
Garford
Health Department
School gathering amid strain with beverages served
A local event feel strained by teachers as refreshments were served, highlighting a tense atmosphere during the gathering and the efforts to maintain order and civility among attendees.
Modern Religion Problems Studied Conference Hosts Noted Clergy
An all day conference to study modern problems of religion is hosted by the Graduate School of Theology. Prominent figures include Dr. Joel B. Hayden of Oberlin and Western Reserve Academy, Dr. Austin Nixson of Rochester Presbyterian Church, Dr. C. W. Petty of Pittsburgh First Baptist, Dr. M. H. Lichliter of Columbus First Congregational, Dr. C. W. Dilkey of the University of Chicago, and P. A. Doane of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate School of Theology
Joel B. Hayden
Oberlin
Western Reserve Academy
Austin Nixson
Presbyterian Church of Rochester
N. Y
C. W. Petty
First Baptist Church of
Pittsburgh
M. H. Lichliter
First Congregational Church of
Columbus
C. W. Dilkey
University of Chicago
P. A. Doane
Oberlin Encampment to Hear Marion Man
An Oberlin Encampment meeting is planned for Tuesday evening May 24 with Grand Patriarch R G Williamson of Marion delivering the address. Open to all Encampment members and their ladies, with invitations extended to Grafton Amherst and Oberlin lodge members and their ladies. A fine program will conclude with lunch and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Marion
R. G. Williamson
Grafton
Amherst
Auto dealers and garage men meet at Elks club
The Columbia Refining Co and Pennzoil Co invite local car dealers service stations and garage men to a meeting at the Elks club Monday at 8:00 p m. Lunch will follow. A large turnout is expected with an important announcement. An exhibition in the Washington School basement shows cooking department displays and health guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Refining Co
Pennzoil Co
Elks Club
Chronicle-Telegram
Washington School
Claim Man Has 5 Wives Orient Oberlin
Athens May 21 George N Stevens 63 a patron of matrimonial agencies is said by Michigan authorities to have at least five wives in that state He arrived in Athens weeks ago and was married to an Athena woman He previously lived in Columbus Ohio Police say he came here to meet Mrs Flora Burson hotel proprietress He allegedly diverted to Mrs Blanche Burch They married last Saturday in Catlettsburg Ky A Michigan police claim lists five wives including Mrs Lulu Burke in Plain Well Pa Mrs Corn Hamilton Union City Pa a woman named Oberlin Ohio and Mrs Utha Liggitt Magnetic Sprt Ohio.
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Athens
George N. Stevens
Michigan
Stevens
Athena
Columbus
Ohio
Flora Burson
Burson
Blanche Burch
Catlettsburg
Wire
Lansing
Lulu
Burke
Plain- Well
Pas
Corn Hamilton
Union City
Oberlin
Utha Liggett
Cleveland Markets Review and Obituary Notice
Market figures show hogs steady to 18 cents lower with top at 3.75 while cattle and calves hold around steady to slight drops and lambs fall 26 to 60 cents. Produce prices list butter eggs and potatoes with regional variations. Obituary notes Rev. Hawk, longtime Lorain resident, died. funeral Monday at 1 pm at 20th Street Methodist Church after retirements from Warren and Orrville lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kind
Hock
Death notices for Nora Swander and Kate Rimbach
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Nora Swander at her Cleveland home on Friday. She was a sister to Mrs. Phillip Flood and Miss Lottie Swartz. remains to be taken to her sister in Tiffin for funeral Monday. Also, Mrs. Kate Rimbach of 114 Princeton Avenue died while visiting daughter in Pontiae Michigan. Surviving are a son and a daughter. funeral Monday at her home with burial in Ridgewood Mausoleum. Rev. Erastorion officiating. Also noted is the death of Rev. GW How of Lorain, a former pastor of local churches. He is survived by his widow, two sons, and grandchildren. he was educated at Linen College and Cincinnati Medical College and spent years in ministry and teaching.
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A. R. Carsten
Ralph Dailey
Towett
Ohio
Mary J. Lowmiller
Carsten
Dailey
Guy Findley
Clyria
George Jackson
North Cedar Avenua
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Eiver Grills
Hazel Gibson
Hedges
Elyria Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
Nora Swander
Cleveland
Swander
Phillip Flood
Furnace Street
Lottie Swartz
City
William Sharpe
George Streets
Aleca
Walker
Tiffin
Kate Rimbach
Princeton Avenue
BE. Snecohee
Pontiec
Michigan
Deforesta Rimbach
Fr. Laccabee
Ponton
Erastorion
Ridgetawn Cemetery
Nimbach
Kilyra
St. Paul's Church
RY. G. W. How
GW. How
Twentieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Boraim
Vincent Methodist Church
Lorain
Hoe
Aidaw
George
Nid
Edwin
Lerain
Pwrdsons
Row
Wowk
Canal Fulton
Linen College
Medical Collges of
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
Northern Ohio
Evangelist Will Preach Four Times Today at Salvation Army
Four evangelistic services remain from a series opening last night at 372 Broad Street Salvation Army hall. Rev. Samuel Murphy of Akron preaches tonight on The Uniqueness of God and tomorrow at 7 45 p m. He speaks on Job's Seven Trials in the afternoon at 4 p m and addresses events of the Great Tribulation with prophecies and questions. The closing address on The Final Separation is scheduled for 7 45 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Hall
Broad Street
Samuel Murphy
Akron
Four Bushels of Clover Seed Stolen and Abandoned Car Reported
Deputy sheriffs awaited a report on the theft of four bushels of clover seed found scattered along Murray Ridges Road where bags were broken open. Police also impounded an abandoned car on Abbe Road, standing all day, with license 676-334.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridges
Abbe Road
Motive Questioned in Curtis Confession Case
The article states there was no mercenary motive, noting Curtis claimed he fabricated his story for large payments from media outlets. It mentions negotiations for an inside story were known only to the Lindberghs, and payments depended on delivering the child, which Curtis says was impossible if his full confession were true. Dr. Condon testified about a $50,000 payment to kidnappers and anticipated more photo checks in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Curtis
Lindberghs
Thea
Dean Dobson-Peacock
Bruce
Dr. Condon
Bronx
New Jersey
County GOP seeks change in executive committee over long tenure
Robert Lersch criticizes the county executive committee for holding power too long and points to Frank Statsoo Charles Davis and E Sperry as entrenched. He notes overlaps with the board of elections and recent precinct losses signaling demand for renewal. Lersch backs Brown and Ingalls campaign leadership. Elyria precincts elected Stotzenburg chair and Fey secretary. Mrs. Schillaman renominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lersth
Frank Statsoo
Charles Davis
E. &. Sperry
Stetson
Davis
Board of Elections
Sperry
Lersch
Brown
David Ingalls
Clarence Brown
Ingalls
Lerach
Elyria
C. C. Stotzen
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Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Lina Roads
Western Reserve Finance Me
Turner Bldg
Forum Sunday
Joseph Weaner
Clevela
Julia Heselach
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Business Men’s Club
Exchange Club
Oberlin Exchange Club
Edwin Meade Robinson
Ted Robinson
Issepher
Tadio
Sue
Susan
And
WHK
Chevrolet
Middle Ave
Orient Oberlin
Weel
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Warren
Hawk
Orrville
Masonic Lodge
Shelby
Reid Avenue
20Th Street Methodist Church
Diogenes
Elyria Eagles Hall
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Court St
Tisaly
Post Office
Ann Ae Aea
Opposite City Hardware Co
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