Armistice Called In Farm Strike Amid Boost in Picketing
Chicago Nov 2. Governors of four states seek relief from President Roosevelt as major farm cooperatives halt strike operations begun Oct 21 replying to the Presidential Conference. Despite the armistice two Wisconsin cheese factories are bombed and Minnesota Holiday Association votes to start peaceful picketing immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota Farmers’ Holiday Association
John Bosch
Minnesota Holiday Unit
Plymouth
St. Cloud
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Fined $50 By The Mayor
Herman Guyeski of 139 Mendel court was fined $50 and costs and committed to the county jail when he failed to pay his fine after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Y Van Oster for disorderly conduct. Arranged about 4:30 a.m. on a complaint by his wife that he chased her from home and later kicked open a door at Mrs. Martha Foster’s residence, 611 West Third street, and abused her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Guyeski
Mendelcourt
W. H.Y van Oster
Guyeski
Martha Foster
West Third Street
China Shop expands floor space and vaults in new Apex dept
M Weis, owner of the China Shop at 345 Broad Street, enlarges the store by taking the second floor and redecorating the first and second floors and balcony to showcase china glassware and gift articles. A major electric appliance department under F E Decker will feature Apex appliances, including vacuums and washers, marking a long Apex affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Weis
Broad Street
Wels
Elytra
Lewis Mercantile Company
F. E. Decker
Apex Electric
Apex
Elyria
Apex Company
Decker
Apex Appliances
China Shop
Demeter Club Elects Officers for Next Year
Demeter Club met with the Pen-Meld Grange Tuesday electing Elmer Fulmer as president Arthur Mason as vice president Mrs Elmer Fulmer as secretary and treasurer and Mrs Frank Mason as lecturer. They voted to admit all sixth degree members and set an April meeting with Wellington Grange. The program included duets by Mr and Mrs Gott and Mr and Mrs L C Hecock plus a Wellington members stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demeter Club
Wimn
Elmer Fulmer
Eaton
Arthur Mason
Wellington
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Charles T. Gott
L. C. Hecock
Garford P T A Meeting and Activities Report
Garford P T A convened Wednesday at 3 30 PM with devotionals by Mrs. Robert Loomis. Miss Mary Short led first graders in reading aloud, noting progress without prior alphabet study. The Executive Committee appointed Mrs. Dewhurst as secretary to fill a vacancy from Mrs. Van Natta's resignation. A group performed piano solos including Baccarolle Tales of Hoffmann and Angel's Dream. The 28th annual Ohio PTA convention in Cincinnati was reviewed by Elyria Council president Mrs. Gerald Rice. A brief business session followed with minutes, roll call, and committee reports. sewing chairman Mrs. Sigel announced a benefit bridge and banco party for Friday evening, November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Baptiste
Gertrude
Gwendolyn Gardner
Ohio P. T. A
Cincinnati
Gerald Rice
Elyria Council
Hallowe en Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Jalowiec
Miss Wanda and Ted Jalowiec hosted about fifty friends at a Halloween masquerade at their Fairlawn Avenue home. The house featured Halloween decor. Prizes went to Margaret Buckser and Bernicca Maslyk for best dressed and most comical costumes. James Sparr and Bud Jayco provided music. Refreshments ended the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Ted Jalowiec
Hallowe’en
Fairlawn Avenue
Hallowe'en
Margaret Buckser
Bernicca Maslyk
James Sparr
Bud Jayco
Republican Meeting Tonight in Second Ward
A Second Ward Republican meeting is set for tonight at the corner of Lake Avenue and the B and O Railroad. City officials will speak and the Rube Band will provide music. State Representative Malcolm Thomson is among the scheduled speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Lake Avenue
Rube Band
Malcolm Thomson
Autos Collide at Cedar and Broad Streets
Two cars piloted by Harley Decker of Elyria and William Blair of 119 East Avenue collided at Cedar and Broad Streets last evening, causing slight damage per police. A dog bite incident involved Robert Schumm of 328 18th Street on Oberlin Road yesterday afternoon. The dog owner was asked to confine the animal. Burt Stevens received a $25 fine and costs suspended on good behavior after a trial for threatening L. A. Hastings. James Hidenfelter of Quincy Street was fined $5 and costs for intoxication. Mrs. Leo Webber reported her son bitten by a dog from Carnnell Avenue. the dog was ordered tied. James Diedrick of Ridgeville reported two missing pigs to the sheriff. Howard Behnke reported a stolen license plate from his car on Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Decker
R. D
Elyria
William Blair
East Avenue
Cedar and
Broad Sts
Robert Schumm
18Th Street
Oberlin Road
Burt Stevens
W. H. van Oster
L. A. Hastings
Leo Webber
West Avenue
Carnnell Avenue
Principal Talk by S. B. Stowe on Demeter Club reach
Marion speaker S. B. Stowe praised the Demeter Club as a nationwide organization extending from ocean to ocean. He likened it to a vast harvest field with 800 sheaves of wheat symbolizing Granges nationally, noting Ohio has about 800 Granges and 14 are in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Stowe
Marion
Stowe
Demeter Club
Ocean
Ohio
Lorain County
Election issues to be discussed at Oberlin meeting
A pre election meeting at Mt Zion Church Oberlin will discuss next Tuesday's voting questions. Principal speaker Elyria attorney G B Findley will cover prohibition repeal while C R Summers outlines a 10 mill real estate tax limit. Other speakers include Mrs Charles Magruder on Old Age Pension and village issues and R W Pulley about the council race. Rev R W Stennet will speak on various issues. The event welcomes interested citizens seeking information on the ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorow
Mt. Zion
Oberlin
Robert W. Poller
M. G. B. Findley
Elyria
C. R. Summers
Charles Magruder
Oberlin Village
H. M. Holmes Williscuss
R. W. Stennett
Ohio
Puller
Woman Fined On Liquor Charge At Bailey's Inn
Mrs Della Bailey proprietress of Bailey's Inn on Oberlin road was fined 100 and costs after pleading guilty to selling liquor before Justice Joseph Petro. Sheriff Clarence Dick arrested her on evidence from the night of October 1 during the inn's first anniversary amid reports of drinking complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Bailey
Bailey’s Inn
Oberlin Road
Joseph Petro
the Sharif
Bailey
Bailey Inn
British newspaperman Panter released from Germany
Noel D Panter a British newspaper correspondent for the London Daily Telegraph was arrested on espionage charges in Munich Germany. He was released and ordered to leave Germany within 48 hours after reporting a Nazi parade and noting storm troopers were armed as soldiers. The British Government protested his detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Munich
Noel D. Panter
Panter
London Daily Telegraph
Pittsfield Social a Success at Community Church Event
The Hallowe'en Social at the Community church drew a large crowd with Sun day school groups presenting three negro dialect plays. A Cake Walk awarded a cake to Wallace Bear and popcorn balls to several winners. Refreshments of pumpkin pie fruit cakes and coffee followed. A Friday town hall dance drew the crowd. Numerous relatives visited, including Mr and Mrs Fred Jordan and daughter Helen of Mentor and others from Camden Oberlin Lorain and Columbus Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Hallowe'en
Kacharsky
Herbert Whitner
Wallace Bear
Fred Jordan
Helen
Mentor
R. L. Jordan
C. A. Jordan
A. L. Ware
A. W. Davidson
Melvin
Camden
Henry Worcester
Oberlin
Maude Moore
Meredith
Lorain
LeRor Lounsbrough
George Yarwolk
Fairpor
Harbor
Will Betts
Um. Chalmers
Camdec
A. Ll. Wake
Gessered
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Walter Green
Ernie
Blanche
Lucille
Warren
Deschier
Helen Otto
Otto
Green
Thomas Rogers
Wayne. O
Theodore Carpenter
East Avenue
Elyria
Elwin Carpenter
Carpenter
Ella Reisinger
Cast Avenue
Walter Yeager
Ashland
Luemma Whitney
Arthur Whitney
Cleveland
Epworth League
Kathryn
Margaret Luikhart
Jake Luikhart
M. E
Bryenton
Wager
Norwalk
Clarence Stevens
Elsie
A. M. Sherburne
Stevens
Frank Bukorac
Jeanne Snears
Smears
F.C. West
Velma Whitney
Miajel Felton
Charles Whitner
Mes
Reon
Men’s Club elects officers and plans monthly suppers
The Men's Club held its season meeting on Friday evening at the church hall with a late supper. Plans were made to continue monthly suppers on the third Friday, continuing the tradition and fund-raising for church activities.
Stroke Fatal To John E. Evans
Cleveland news reports that Corner State Representative John E. Evans, 68, died from an apoplectic stroke Wednesday. Evans served five terms in the Lower House, two from 1909 to 1912 and three starting in 1927, after a 1925 Senate bid loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John FE. Evans
Evans
Senate
Newly Elected Officers Named for Local Methodist Society
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church announces newly elected officers: Mrs J Walter Henson as president and Mrs Luemma Whitney as secretary-treasurer. Various community notes cover visits, illness, and upcoming events including a play titled The Straight and Narrow and a Christian Citizenship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
J. Walter Henson
Luemma Whitney
Faces Charge Of Possession Of Liquor In Lorain
Joseph J. Spalter of 1672 East 25th street Lorain faces possession of liquor charges to be heard before Mayor W H Wun oster on November 7. He was arrested on Woodland avenue yesterday by Patrolman M E Olmstead who found a pint of liquor in a hidden partition of Spalter s car and several empty bottles smelling of liquor. Spalter admitted carrying liquor in exchange for sewing machines, his main business, Olmstead said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Spalter
East 25Th Street
Lorain
W. H. Wunoster
Spalter
Woodland Avenue
M. E. Olmstead
Spatter
Olmstead
Markets and Prices in Cleveland and Chicago Store Notes
Market reports from Cleveland show butter prices for extra white and extra firsts, poultry figures with Leghorn and colored varieties, and potatoes with U.S. No.1 grades and regional quotes. Chicago cash quotations list butter eggs and poultry prices, with hogs and cattle steady, and potato receipts and shipments noted. News brief includes divorce ruling for Rose Jacobs and light historical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. S
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
Michigan
Colorado
New York
Ohio
Chicago
Dee
Hense
Ile
United States Department of Agdentogre
United States
Minnesota Red River
Court notices sentence results in divorce actions
Clara Deal was granted a divorce from Frank on grounds of gross neglect by Judge W. B. Thompson today. Divorce actions brought by Emma Schultz and Mayr Pleenik were dismissed in common pleas court yesterday. Clarence Platts of Amherst fled suit for divorce from Doris Platts of Cleveland on grounds of adultery. Henry Cornelius of Lorain was awarded a verdict for $400 against the Loyal Order of Moose at Lo-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Jacobs
Charles Jacobs
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Clara Deal
Frank
Emma Schultz
Mayr Pleenik
Clarence Platts
Amherst
Doris Platts
Cleveland
Henry Cornelius
Lorain
Order of Moose
Farmers Local Market Averages and Grain Prices
Local market listings show prices for wheat corn oats and related grains from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange. Includes farm produce like cabbage celery grapes lettuce and tomatoes with varying weights and units. timothy clover alfalfa hay and mill feeds priced per ton or per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
South Dakota
Idaho
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Hidenfelter
Quincy Street
W. H. Vanq Oster
Page
James Diedrick
Sheriff's Department
Howard Behnke
Stop 13
Cary
Common Sense
Justice
Martin Mueller
Justice of the Peace
Tha Tic Club
John E. Evans
Glen Piper
Grant Pitts
Roy Widdowson
Winfield Avery
Reid
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Marian Poett Howard
Edward Whiting Howard
Robert Frazer
London
Ian Gilbert Mitchell- Innes
Gilbert Mitchell-Innes
the Manor
Surrey
England
THE
Eyria Telephone CO
Westion NO
Nwo
Cleveland Grain
Eland
Janet
Moi
Robert Burns
Borneo
Baston
Hothouse
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!