Must Pay Wheat Insurance Premiums By Next Saturday
Lorain County wheat insurance applicants were reminded by Floyd Sharp county chairman to pay premiums by next Saturday. He said payments require contacting him in person to determine rate and acreage before the premium amount can be set. Applicants pay only on seeded acreage, with contact at his home or the county agricultural conservation office at 238 Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Floyd Sharp
Sharp
County Agricultural Conservation Office
Second Street
Car Strikes Tree Injuring Medina Woman in Minor Crash
Mrs. Mae Denham, 53, of Medina R D 3, suffered minor injuries at 5 30 p m yesterday when a car she rode in with her husband struck a tree fallen across the road and then left into a ditch about 12 miles east of LaGrange. Fenders were damaged at 9 15 p m yesterday when Wendell Coven 29 of Kipton and Blange Smith 21 of Wellington collided as Coven turned into his Kipton center driveway. Mrs Nina White 48 of 509 12 East River street had two fenders and a running board damaged at 1 40 a m yesterday when her car and a machine driven by Robert Rothgery of LaGrange collided on Route 57 one mile south of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Denham
R. D
Medina
LaGrange
Wendell Coven
Kipton
Blange Smith
Wellington
Coven
Kipton Center
Nina White
East River Street
Robert Rothgery
Elyria
Increase in Ely Y M C A Boys Activity At Y
Ely Y M C A reports a surge in boys activity with about 150 participants daily over the last two weeks. Herman Geyer notes three new clubs, expanded games, and dedicated work rooms for airplane modeling and wood carving, with 20 in the model club and 12 in wood carving. A new radio club led by Irving Finegold began last week, seven attendees at first meeting, aiming to teach radio building, code, and broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Herman Geyer
Geyer
Airplane Model Club
Wood Carving Club
Radio Club
Irving Finegold
Y. M.C
Finegold
Fined $50 And Costs By Mayor Petro
Joseph Andy of 111 Quincy street was fined $50 and costs and had his driving privilege suspended for six months after a Saturday arrest for driving while intoxicated. He stalled on Lodi street hill during a failed attempt to climb it. William Fallon, 31, of 110 Chestnut street, also received $50 and costs with a six month suspension after an earlier DUI arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Andy
Quincy Street
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
Andy
George Walton
Lodi Street
William Fallon
Chestnut Street
Divorce Granted In And About The Court House
Robert Lee Leach was granted a divorce today from Lucille Eleanor Leach on grounds of neglect by Judge D A Cook. John F M Roehl filed suit today against Edward Raus et al for 10550 alleged due on a note and asked the court to order the sale of stock collateral. Deputies searched without success for two young men in a car who short changed Andrew Supers near LaPorte of about four dollars after buying gasoline and tobacco with a $5 and a $10 bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Leach
Lucille Eleanor Leach
D. A. Cook
John F. M. Roehl
Edward Raus
Andrew Supers
LaPorte
Supers
Story Hours at Elyria Library With Oberlin Narrators
Students from Oberlin Kindergarten Training School will narrate story hours at the Elyria Library children's room this week. Miss Linda Cuyler, children's librarian, announced the 4 p.m. sessions on Tuesday through Friday with two Oberlin girls each afternoon. A special program marks National Book Week observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Elyria
Linda Cuyler
Oberlin School
Goebbels Justifies Actions Amid Jewish Persecution Crisis
The article traces Goebbels remarks blaming the shooting of Ernst Von Rath on influencing relations with European powers and asserts the Nazi aim to solve the Jewish problem. It outlines fines totaling 400 million and predicts ghetto segregation, with Jewish property values collapsing from prior estimates and ongoing economic strangulation as the community bears the burden of supporting the destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebbels
Ernst von Rath
Paris
Germany
Britain Faces Nazi Jewish Crisis In Germany Policy
The report notes Britain likely to treat German affairs as internal, while seeking U.S. and allied input if Jews flee after last week's disorders and a $400,000,000 fine. Hyde Park mass meeting sees 1,000 Communists protest the German embassy, delivering a protest letter as papers denounce the anti semitic crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Britain
United States
France
Hyde Park
News Chronicle
Ault Appointed Highway Director
Ivan Ault of Ashland was named state highway director after the resignation of John J. Jaster Jr and 10 key assistants amid reports of political differences with Gov. Martin L. Davey. Ault’s promotion followed his earlier appointment as chief of the Maintenance Bureau. The resignations included division engineers who allegedly signed affidavits backing Sawyer's anti Davey campaign charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ivan A. Ault
Ashland
John J. Jaster, Jr
Martin L. Davey
Ault
B. H. Frasch
Newark
Davey
C. A. Smith
Lima
F. W. Stopher
Toledo
P. K. Troutman
Frank W. Turner
Delaware
H. C. Miller
Walter E. Allard
Middletown
Joseph N. Doyle
Chillicothe
Harvey E. Calvin
Marietta
India to be discussed at a public conference here
A two day conference at the First Baptist Church will present details on India's natures, history and resources. Local speakers familiar with life in India will discuss its vast size, population, and economy, noting minerals, fertile lands, factories and shipbuilding. The event is open to the public and aims to highlight India as a major global nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Nenure
First Baptist Church
United States
Nizam
Prince of Hyberdad
Thieves Get Jar Of Applesauce In Cincinnati Robbery
In Cincinnati on November 14 a theater owner Joseph Shakespeare and his wife were robbed. Police held Francis Vergel, 23, and Patrick Pettit, 24, suspected in the holdup after discovering the brown bag contained only a jar of applesauce instead of theater receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joseph Shakespeare
Francis Vergel
Patrick Pettit
Rorick Insurance Agency Moves to New Elyria Location
The Harold R. Rorick insurance office has moved to a ground floor suite at 252 Second Street near Middle Avenue to gain larger space. In Elyria for 11 years, Rorick combines several merged agencies now representing 40 companies and offering all types of insurance including life. Marion Crowder joins the firm, with a neon sign planned for the new offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Rorick
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Books Read On the Gridiron At Elyria High
Elyria High School celebrates National Book Week with a library display showing football players and other students reading books in unlikely settings. Winners of the contests receive two dollar books, with a treasure hunt and a crossword puzzle also offering prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Elyria
Dorothy Jenkins
Beverly Wright
Nan Shryock
John Boylan
Jason Geisel
David Scott
Mary Wood
Marissa Hastings
Dorothy Jones
Mary KK
Mink
Minister Opens Marriage School
CHICAGO. Nov. 14. Dr Clinton Cox, pastor of the Drexel Park Presbyterian church, opened "Marriage School" for bachelor members and shared findings from his data on mate selection. The first lesson urged seeking partners in business, lodge, athletic, and church circles while avoiding pickups and tavern meetings, with courting under parental supervision. About 400 attendees, mostly women of marriageable age, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clinton Cox
Drexel Park Presbyterian Church
Pleasantview Sanatorium Entertainment Features Local Talent
Pleasantview sanatorium patients enjoyed a varied program including a German band under Frank Makert of Lorain, Elyrians Quartet from Elyria, Pete Smith of Elyria, and Horace Peasegood of Lorain. Miss A J Smith accompanied Peasegood on Shortnin Bread and Captain Mac. Harold Resch served as master of ceremonies. Catherine Gibson sues for divorce from Barney Gibson of Toledo, married 1923, one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantview Sanitorium
Frank Mackert
Lorain
Elyrians Quartet
Elyria
Pete Smith
Horace Peasegood
A. J. Smith
Peasegood
Catherine Gibson
Barney Gibson
Toledo
Local Agency Names 1932 Figures Include Krueck Kelling and Moyer
The agency lists 1932 figures Claude Krueck N F Kelling Jack Moyer Miss Marian Webber and Miss Eleanor Robson among its historical personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Krueck
N. F. Kelling
Jack Moyer
Marian Webber
Eleanor Robson
Ashbolt Lists His Campaign Expenses
William E. Ashbolt filed his campaign expense report with the board of elections listing total campaign costs of 212.18 dollars. The filing shows 162.18 dollars spent directly on his reelection bid for state representative and 50 dollars donated to the Lorain County Republican Executive Committee for the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Ashbolt
S‘qate
Board of Elections
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Masons To Install New Officers On Wednesday
Marshall Chapter 47 Royal Arch Masons will install officers at a dinner meeting Wednesday night. Paul G. Lutz of Rocky River will perform the installation. Memorial tributes for deceased members will be read, with Dr. Vernon Wagar delivering the memorial address and Thomas Shearer placing flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Royal Arch Masons
Paul G. Lutz
Rocky River
Ohio
J. Paul Taylor
Irvin Geigey
Noel Duckett
Carl Miller
Arthur Roper
Fred Sasse
E. W. Rowland
E. B. Laver
Royal Arch
J. D. Severs
J. SS. Norsworthy
Burton Ohlemacher
Carl Dramm
Arthur Scrivens
Leonard Kuss
S. C. Smith
Vernon W. Wagar
Oberlin
Worwalx
Methodist Church
Thomas Shearer
Program at Bethany Baptist Church Delivers Sunday School
Bethany Baptist Sunday School will present a program at the Bethany Baptist Church on 17th Street at 7 p.m. on Tuesday November 15. All schools and superintendents are urged to attend the public is invited. H R Thrist is superintendent and Genella Thrist is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Baptist Sunday School
Bethany Baptist Church
17Th Street
P. m
H. R. Thrist
Genella Thrist
Comedy Play to Be Presented at Wakeman High School
A hi larious Womanless Wedding features seventy local men at Wakeman High School auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday November 16 and 17. Sponsored by the Wakeman Baseball Club, the plot follows a high society wedding attended by celebrities and movie stars as men impersonate famous women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman High School
Wakeman Baseball Club
Death of Mrs Anna Battles in Akron hospital
Anna Battles 45 wife of D Blake Battles and daughter of Mrs Durrell Battles of Wellington died after a short illness in an Akron hospital. Survived by husband mother and a brother. Funeral services set for 9 A M Tuesday in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Anna Battles
Akron
D. Blake Battles
Durrell Battles
Plan To Sell Christmas Seals In Lorain County Schools
Faculty and student representatives from Lorain County village and rural schools will meet at the Y M C A at 6 PM to plan the sale of Christmas Seals in the county school system. L B Hindman announces a goal of 1500 dollars with each school to send one faculty member and two students. Supplies will be distributed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
L. B. Hindman
Memorial Service Planned for Judge Samuel H West
Lorain County Bar plans to send a delegation to a memorial meeting for the late Judge Samuel H West federal court magistrate in Cleveland. The service is set for 11 a m November 18 in a federal courtroom in Cleveland. John J Smythe president of the Lorain County Bar announced the plans and urged local lawyers to attend as the Cleveland Bar Association arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Samuel H. West
Cleveland
John J. Smythe
Cleveland Bar Association
Elyria to Demonstrate New Fire Fighting Equipment
Elyria will publicly exhibit three new fire fighting machines costing about 40000. Demonstration next Monday afternoon will be led by Elyria Fire Department with aides from American LaFrance and Foamite Industries. Officials from 125 cities in Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania are invited to attend a noon luncheon funded by American LaFrance at the Elks Restaurant. Washington Avenue parking will be banned all day and traffic halted noon to 4 p.m. The show runs two to four p.m., inviting public spectators to see the new equipment in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
I. D. Faxon
American LaFrance Company
Elks
Faxon
Washington Avenue
Officials Plan To Attend Meeting Attends Dinner Meet
County Commissioners John E. Davidson and Oscar G. Dunn and County Auditor C. S. Kelser will attend a dinner meeting of the North Central Ohio Commissioners, Auditors and Engineers Association at Sleepy Hollow Lake five miles north of Medina. Announcement on November 17 noted Commissioner Edward DeChant’s attendance uncertainty. County Forester Harry L Dunham is vacationing in the southwestern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Davidson
Oscar G. Dunn
C. S. Kelser
Ohio Commissioners, Auditors and Engineers Association
Sleepy Hollow Lake
Medina
Edward DeChant
Harry L Dunham
Pretty Oberlin wedding links Dawley and Tanner in late fall ceremony
Miss Eula Ruth Dawley daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilton Dawley of Oberlin became the bride of William Harry Tanner of Bay Village Ohio in a four o clock Saturday ceremony at First Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev S Lee Whiteman Jr officiated. Music by Leo Holden. Attendants included Mrs Robert Tanner maid of honor Janet Ashley and bridesmaids Virginia Bower Jane Braithwaite. Best man Gordon C Dawley with ushers Ted Brooks Robert Cawrse Elmer Olsen. About seventy five guests attended the reception at the Dawley home and the couple left on a southbound trip after Baldwin Wallace College affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eula Ruth Dawley
Wilton A. Dawley
South Main Street
William Harry Tanner
Bay Village
Ohio
S. Lee Whiteman
Leo Holden
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Robert E. Tanner
Rocky River Drive
Lakewood
Janet Ashley
Oberlin
Virginia Bower
Jane Braithwaite
Shaker Heights
Gordon C. Dawley
Ted Brooks
Robert Cawrse
Wauseon
Elmer Olsen
Mansfield
Dawley
Baldwin-Wallace College
Alpha Kappa Sigma
Tanner
Phi Kappa Phu
Market snapshot lists food prices and produce items
A crowded supermarket style market report lists many produce items with quoted prices including apples oranges celery cabbage beets onions lettuce and more. It notes varying prices across items and hints at regional demand and seasonal trends.
Livestock Market Report Picks Up Steam
Receipts show mixed results with cattle and calves active and steady to higher, hogs strong but uneven. Lambs and spring lambs attract buyers with firm demand, while feeders and butchers note cautious trading and price adjustments amid fluctuating market tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omarthet
Choice
Wothers
Milk Producers At Conference In Cleveland
Thirteen Lorain County men attended a Cleveland conference Friday to discuss plans for the Milk Producers Federation of Cleveland membership campaign. Names listed include E M Bunt Grafton N B Everson Brighton Glenn I Hobbs Oberlin C I Hummel Elyria C L Lehman Grafton H C Miller Wellington L W McConnell Wellington B T Nesbett Grafton E L Pierce Penfield F W Prosser Wellington J C Rapking Wellington and Harry B Rowland Wellington. Community meetings were set to begin in the Cleveland milk shed this week with campaign completion expected by January 1. The merger campaign for cooperatives selling milk in Cleveland has reached 43 townships and is partially complete in 28 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland
Milk Producers Federation of
Lorain
Penfield
F. W. Prosser
Wellington
J. C. Rapking
Harry B. Rowland
Roosters Stolen From City Home Coop
Stanley Lisiewski of 346 18th Street reported two large roosters were stolen from his rear coop Saturday night. He intended to have them for Thanksgiving. Police are investigating the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Lisiewski
18Th Street
Grain and Produce Prices inElevator Ledger
Grain in elevators Wheat No 2 red 6 75463 h6 Corn No 2 yellow 5 197 32e Oats No 2 white 20 31e Rye No 2 OA dhe Track prices Wheat No 2 red 6314 shige No 2 64le Gee Corn No 2 yellow 40 47Me No 3 44 400 Oats No 2 white 27 28e No 2 She fu 2Te Produce Eggs Extras 33% 03 current receipts 284 iNtge Butter Extra 31e rolls 30c prints 28c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shige
Gee
Home reception set for after November 21 at West 10th Street
A notice states a home gathering will occur for friends after November 21 at 436 West 10th Street in Elyria. The brief confirms the venue and date, identifying the location and timing for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 10Th Street
Elyria
Oberlin Club and Lodge Meetings Monday Evening
The Education department of the Oberlin Women's club meets at 7 30 this evening at Mrs Mary P Mallorys home on East College Street. Vine Rebekah lodge holds its regular meeting with officer nominations. Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102 American Legion meets this evening. The Junior Forum meets at eight at Mrs Fred Comings 318 West Lorain Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women's Club
Mary P. Mallory
East College Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Fred Comings
West Lorain Street
Oberlin club meetings and Legion Auxiliary event announced
The Nineteenth Century club meets Tuesday at 3 PM at Oberlin Inn with Mrs Ernest Yo com as hostess. The Literature department meets Tuesday at 3 PM with Mrs C W Savage at 310 Reamer Place. The American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular Tuesday evening meeting. Oberlin Townsend Club No 1 meets Tuesday evening at eight in the K of P Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
Oberlin Inn
Ernest Yocom
Oberlin Women's Club
C. W. Savage
Reamer Place
American Legion Auxiliary
Oberlin Townsend Club No. 1
K. of P. Hall
Local clubs schedule Wednesday meetings around town
The Little Sorority club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. H. E. Morgan Jr on North Main. Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. Claus VenHeuvelin's home 221 West College. Knights of Pythias regular meeting Wednesday evening. Odd Fellows lodge regular meeting Wednesday. Section One of the First Church meets with Mrs. W. D. Hobbs 30 East Lorain on Wednesday afternoon. Section Two of the First Church holds a social Wednesday at Miss Smiths 145 Woodland Avenue. Baptist Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs. William Farrar West College Wednesday at 2 PM. The Merry Wives meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. J. Bratthwaite on Eat Lorain Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sorority Club
H. E. Morgan, Jr
North Main Street
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Claus VenHeuvelin
West College Street
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows Lodge
First Church
W. D. Hobbs
East Lorain Street
Oberlin clubs plan Thursday meetings and supper
Oberlin Encampment Jr. Q. F. will meet Thursday evening. The Young Men's club holds its regular supper meeting Thursday evening at the Oberlin Tavern. The Literary and Social club meets Thursday at 2 30 PM at Miss Kendleigh’s Woodland avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Encampment, Jr. Q. . F
Young Men's Club
Oberlin Taven
Oberlin groups schedule Friday meetings and events
Oberlin Chapter R A R plans its regular session Friday afternoon in the Grange hall. The Women's Relief Corps will hold its regular meeting Friday afternoon in the Grange hall. The Pythian Sisters host a pie social and card party Friday evening in the K P Hall. Knights, Sisters, and families and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
R. A. R. Wil
Women's Relief Corps
Grange
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