Farmers urged to organize nationwide in Ohio meeting
About 60 farmers gathered at Grafton for the Ohio Farmers League meeting led by Lem Harris of the Farmers National Committee for Action. Harris outlined a second national conference in Chicago on November 15 to 18 to craft a unified farm action plan, and urged a nationwide farmers’ organization backed by city workers. He cited a Nebraska moratorium on farm debts as a model and criticized current farm leadership for internal betrayal and weak alignment with farmers’ goals.
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Lorain
Ohio Farmers’ League
Grafton
Lem Harris
Washington, D. C
Farmers’ National Committee For Action
Chicago
NRA
Harris
National
Organization of Farmers
Farmers’ Organization
Nebraska
Ohio
Milo Reno
West
John Marshall
Letonia
The
Frank A. West
Wellington
League
Baby Adoption Planned for Doorstep Found Child
Probate Court heard that Mr. and Mrs. Rol and H Wal ton plan adoption of the baby girl left at the Conroys 147 Cleveland Street several weeks ago. The court placed the child under Children's Home jurisdiction but Mrs Walton will care for her until adoption proceedings can start. The Conroys, both 65, said they would have liked to keep the child but understand the situation.
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D. J. Conroy
Cleveland Street
Roland H. Walton
East River Street
Conroy
Mrs. Conroy
Mrs. Walton
Lawyers Hear Discussion On Tax Proposal In Elyria
The Elyria Lawyers' Club will hold a noon meeting at the Newell hotel to hear pros and cons of the ten mill real estate tax limitation on the November ballot. A. H. West will present arguments for the amendment and Frank E. Stevens, assistant county prosecutor, will speak against it.
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Elyria Lawyers’ Club
Newell Hotel
A. H. West
Frank E. Stevens
Lorain County Man Released to Federal Authorities
A Lorain County prisoner at the Ohio Penitentiary, Joe Bodner, was ordered released to Federal authorities for deportation by the Parole Board now in session at Columbus. If the Federal Government does not want Bodner, his case will be continued until October 1936.
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Lorain County
FED
Ohio Penitentiary
Joe Bodner
Parsle Board
Columbus
Bodner
Oberlin Girl Scout Council Holds Monthly Meeting
Oberlin Ohio November 3 The Oberlin Girl Scout Council met at 250 Forest Street with Mrs. A I Taft hosting The discussion covered the field institute in Cleveland on November 1 led by Miss Alice Conway and Miss Frances Morse from national headquarters The local delegation included Mrs A Taft Mrs Earl D Jones and Mrs J L Landis A postponed Association meeting will be rescheduled with the Prospect Parent Association The Shaker Heights School superintendent Mr Ball will speak on Elements of Success in Progressive School System followed by a brief business session
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Girl Scout Council
A. I. Taft
Forest Street
Taft
Girl Scout Field Institute
Cleveland
Alice Conway
Frances Morse
National
Oberlin Council
A. Taft
Earl D. Jones
J. L. Landis
Mondus
Nev Fe
Noo PO
Ball
Shaker Heights
Tus
Democrat Women's Club
Elyrian Woman's Club
Julia Martin
Ellen Shaw
Board of Education
T. A. Conway
Stella McCrain
E. J. Grer
Ione Dengate
J. Hansman
Edward Kershaw
Gertrude Daly
Museum Offers Watercolor Exhibition by Miss Halen Keep
The Dudley Peter Allen art museum hosts a two week water color show by Miss Halen Keep ending November 15. She is secretary of the Detroit Society of Women Artists and a frequent exhibitor in Detroit and beyond. Keep paints interiors and gardens and is noted as the only artist allowed to paint in Fairlane Estate. She is linked to Oberlin as the great granddaughter of Father John Keep.
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Halen Keep
Dudley Peter Allen Art Museum
Miss Keep
Detroit Society of Women Artists
Detroit
Hfe
Fairlane
Henry Ford
Keep
Oberlin
John Keep
Grafton Farm Boys Enjoy Evening Program
Dr T V Bortan and Mrs Elliott led a farm boys entertainment at Grafton Staite farm. Violin and piano duets and several solos impressed, with one Italian boy singing in two languages under Dr Boylan's violin accompaniment. Boys showed interest in mystery magazines and discussed occupations, schooling, and wartime service.
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Grafton Staite Farm
T. V. Bor- Tan
W. R. Comings
Popular Mechanics
Discsis
Poptier Science
Saturday Evening Post
Ohio
Mansfield
Sheriff Seeks Trace of Missing Ridgeville Farm Hand
The sheriff's department was tracing a Ridgeville farm hand accused of stealing his employer's automobile and $15. Mrs Clauds Spicer reported her hired man and his car missing, with $15 taken from William Roies.
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Sheriff's Department
Ridgeville
Clauds Spicer
Clarence W. Dick
Wiliam Roies
Entertains Club and Bridg ette Gatherings Highlight Week
Mrs Erl D Jones hosted the Bridg ette club on Morgan street with high bridge score won by Mrs Join McConnell of Lorain. The Merry Wives met Mrs Charles Shreffler on East College street for a bridge game and refreshments. Nearby socials included visits by Mesd and Mrs A B Cheshro and C P Edwards to Harley Edwards family. Other notes mention Ivan whims of Cleveland visiting, and residents like Lions Oehling of Bellevue and Mrs John Horn hosting or visiting in town.
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E.rl D. Jones
Morgan Street
Join McConnell
Lorain
R. P. Harvey
George Broadwell
Aili Enterias
Union Street
Merry Wives
Charles Shreffler
East College Street
J. N. Stone
Grace Morgan
M A. Houghton
A. B. Parsons
Local News Update on Gutensohn Address and Collision
Due to a police records error the address for William Gutensohn 18 charged with breaking into the American Legion Home was listed as 631 Eighth Street. Gutensohn does not reside at 331 EFh street the Chronicle Telegram was told today. An automobile driven by Alfred Hissler collided with a car as William Leedaie on Deposit Street yesterday. police review?
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William Gutensohn
American Legion
Eighth Street
Gutensohn
EF H Street
Chronicle- Telegram
Alfred Hissler
William Leedaie
Depost Street
Court actions and divorces sweep Lorain County notices
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company seeks foreclosure on a promissory note in a civil suit against Rankin et al. Court filings reveal the trust company as plaintiff and a pro note as the basis. Separately, divorces were granted: Rube Rice from Robert Rice on grounds of cruelty and incompatibility. Alma Crouse from Harry Cronse on absence. Wanda Kontalexi from Edward Heonsiekt Jr on reasons of cruelty and extreme neglect.
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Lorain County Sa and Trust Company
O. E. Rankin
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Oo Ei al
Alma Crouse
Shettiet Lake
Harry Cronse
Elderly Jurist Cles Mansfield Obituary Note
Former Common Pleas Court judge Norman H. Woite dies at age near ninety. He served in the Sixth District Common Pleas Court before county reorganization. He was a longtime member of the Rishtara Association.
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Cles Mansfield
Nea
Norman H. Woite
Rishtara Association
Sesterday
Common Pleas Court i
County
Nits
Edison P T A Mother Goose Play Brightens Meeting
Seventy eight mothers attended the Edison P T A gathering as a Mother Goose Play was staged by Miss Hubbard's class. Characters included Mother Goose Old King Cole and Jack Sprat with Miss Muffet Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater and others.
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Edison P. T. A
Miss Hubbard
Mother Goouse
Frances Brillhart
Old King Cole
Stanley Seville
Three Soldiers
Vada Benke
Junior Barnhart
Jack Clark
Bow Carrier
Lois Barrington
Tommy Tucker
George Wright
Miss Muffett
Nancy O'Brian
Spider
Tommy Warner
Peter
Miss Spencer
Pearl Rowley
Cincinnati
Death Record for Mary Ellen Anderson in Ellington Ohio
Mary Ellen Anderson of Ellington Ohio died Nov 2 at home on Hamilton Street. Funeral services at 2:30 PM from the Ke Funeral Home. The death certificate lists cause as heart attack. Harry Fullington Wellington is noted in the obituary, with details about the family and burial plans.
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Mary Ellen Anderson
Ellington
Hamilton Street
Toledo
Ke - Funeral Home
Brighton
Cnaeniar
Harry Fullington
Wellington
Hiarry Foot
Bund
Charlevoix Executes Man in Old Case
Fragmented report from Charlevoix describes the execution of an elderly man amid mentions of low mood pain and difficult exertion. The passage references an NRA cerebral scene with floris four and a hanging by bullets, followed by a corps impel near a lake and a critique of Lincoln era rhetoric.
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Charlevoix
Floris
Corps
Anti- Lincoln
Cleveland Livestock Markets Mixed as Eggs and Produce Sell Low
Markets show varied activity with mild gains in cattle and sheep while eggs and produce move slowly. Prices highlight heifers and calves at lower weekly marks with no dramatic shifts in grain and feed components.
Two Elyria Women Injured in Auto Incidents
Two Elyria women sustained minor injuries in separate traffic accidents yesterday afternoon and evening. Mrs Della Lutz of 244 Bath Street was knocked down by a car at Broad Street and Lodi at about 9 35 PM. the driver fled the scene. Her sister in law Mrs Bert Arnold of 228 Bath Streets supplied the vehicle number to police and Mrs Lutz was taken home by a police car. In a second crash near 25 West Avenue, Mrs Bainbridge of 102 Hospital Street sustained minor injuries when the car she rode in with Harold Bainbridge collided with H Monger’s car from 480 South Main Street Amherst. her injuries were treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria
Della Lutz
Bath Street
Broad Street
Lodi
Lutzz
Bert Arnold
Bath Otrees
Avon Baptist Bible Class Elects Officers
New officers for the Avon Baptist Church Adult Bible Class were elected at a meeting at the Townsend home. They will serve one year. Officers named include Mrs. Liza Simith president Mrs. Leslia Fitch vice president Arthur Hudson secretary and John Townsend treasurer. Frank Sletman remains teacher of the class.
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Avon Baptist Bible Class
Avon Baptist Church
John Townsend
Liza Simith
Leslia Fitch
Arthur Hudson
John, Townsend
Frank Sletman
Local Candidates Clash Over Tammany Backing In Races
H Laguardia former congressman and Fusion candidate and Joseph V McKee Revivalists nominee oppose the Tammany incumbent John P OBrien. Boston and Petreit may influence mayoral outcomes while Detroit backs a three subway plan. Municipal and judicial elections will be held across Pennsylvania.
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H. Laguardia
Fusion
Joseph V. McKee
Tammany
John P. Obrien
Boston
Petreit
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Prickly Pear Liquid Adapts For Dandruff Remedy
A botanical delegate reported a remedy from a Mexican woman in Texas using soaked peeled cactus leaves to make a thick white fluid claimed to kill dandruff. Botany professors at the meeting expressed skepticism about the DIY preparation and effectiveness.
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Waives
Connecticut milk men urge farms to cut herds
A distorted report claims Connecticut dairy farmers advocate reducing herd numbers and butchering excess cattle for home consumption. The text is garbled but hints at meat use, beef harvest, and related domestic aims. Distant references mention Scotland and a bar scene, with unclear connection.
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Connecticut
Reir
Local School Board Election Ad Claims Fiscal Reform
A three-person political advertisement urges voters to favor smaller county expenses, more local school board authority, and a superintendent focused on school supervision. It states no employee will be rehired for political activities and signals possible changes in the music department.
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Wis
F. Gertrude Akins
Alma K. Portman
Jas. E. Davidson
The Nig HeNt Meeting At Jenkins Home
Members of the class form a group named Nig HeNt and plan a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs G L Jenkins. A member notes he will be late tonight.
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B. C.F
OF. J
Nig HeNt
Mra. G. L. Jenkins
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N. Pleasant St
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A. O. Lindquist
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A. B. Cheshro
C. P. Edwards
Harley Edwards
Ivan Whims
Lechier
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Am EB. Wright
South Prow Street
Lion Oehling
Bellevue
John Horn
Reets
Juanita Gibson
Woodine
Chicate
C. E. Greene
Ravenna
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H. H. Thornton
Elmwood Place
Ruth Phillips
Youngstown
Rube Rice
Bad Broad Street
Robert Rice
Harvard Avenue
Thompson
Wanda Kontalexi
Edward Heonsiekt, Jr
Circle No. 3
Episcopal Church
F. E. Foreman
Gust Erickson
Osborne
Home For the
Hallowe'en
Muriel Ensign
Dorothy Jean Sayers
Francis Leonard
Richard ‘Wainwright
Robert Clark
Mary Jase
Dorothy Jean , Vietzen
Eleanor Fletcher
Anna Keller
Clark
Francis Leonarc
Smith
Richard Mower
Wainwright
Ernest Berga
Bert Ensign
John J. Fleming
Westchester
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Fleming
Les Springer
Springers
Duc Springers Pease
Chaicer
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Wooster
Cooper E
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Elk’s Dining Room
Second Street
Ada Allen
Mgr
Affairs of the County School Board
Far West
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Amherst
Frank Gentile
Sederis
Elyria-Grafton Road
Jerseys
Guernseys
Joe Stanislawski Jr
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinnect
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Kistner's Orchestra
Cleveland Road
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
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Fiat
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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