Direct Relief Extended Beyond Nov. 1 Estimate
Washington October 16 officials estimated the $4 000 006 090 work relief program will fall short of its goal by about 2 9090 060 and direct relief would continue at least until December 1. Plans originally aimed to end direct relief on November 1 with 3 500 000 needy on federal payrolls. Directors seek a mid autumn deadline of no more than 3 156 000 workers. Administrator Hopkins said federal funds would aid states until all are employed. The FERA already has 02 009 900 of the 58 get set aside by Congress to continue the program if needed.
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Washington
Emergencs
Harry L. Hopkins
FERA
Congress
Fatal Accident Referred To Grand Jury In LaGrange
Coroner S Ward and Sheriff Clarence W Dick said the Friday night traffic death of Chester Matuski on Butternut Ridge road east of LaPorte will be referred to the grand jury for investigation. Matuski was killed when thrown through a windshield in a head on crash with a car driven by Erle Springer of Oberlin. Employer Pete Bondar, driver of Matuski’s car, was injured. A full SHS investigation report will be provided to the grand jury.
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S. Ward
Chester Matuski
LaGrange Farm
Clarence W. Dick
Matuski
Erle Springer
Oberlin
Butternut Ridge Road
LaPorte
Pete Bondar
Ward
Plan State Wide Drive For New Members
Lorain County Farm Bureau will join a state-wide campaign after the state meeting in Columbus next month. Merritt Powell said county enrollment managers from 56 counties discussed plans during the Columbus meeting. The Lorain drive date is undecided but expected in December or January.
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Lorain
Avon Lake zoning ordinance upheld by common pleas court
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook ruled in favor of Avon Lake village upholding its zoning ordinance against plaintiff W J McClenegan owner of Lake road property. The court took the case under advisement on September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Village
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
W. J. McClenegan
Lake Road
Oberlin hosts seventh annual High School Day on campus
On Saturday October 19 the Oberlin campus hosts the seventh annual High School Day. About 746 students entered in examinations, with 66 in music scholarships, and total registrations near 787. Event includes campus tours, science labs, language and fine arts displays, and a social hour with updates on Oberliniana.
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Oberlin
Uton
Ohin
Stu
Cope
Bor
Oberliniana
Club Hears Paper And Book Review
The Nineteenth Century Club met yesterday at Mrs. M. A. Houghtor’s East College street home. The afternoon program featured a paper on Women of Greece and Rome by Miss Per-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
M. A. Houghtor
East College Street
Greece and
Rome
Y-Indus Club Elects Two New Members and Tour
The Y-Indus Club elected Charles Hupp and Wilbur C. Bauer as new members at a weekly meeting last night. Members toured the Ebria city sewage disposal plant during the gathering and planned to join the MC A membership campaign next week with all members participating. Additional plans include a Halloween party on October 22 and the semi annual young men’s conference at Columbus on November 3.
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Y-Indus Club
Charles Hupp
Wilbur C. Bauer
Ebria City
Columbus
Corn And Hog Producers To Meet Tomorrow In Lorain County
Corn and hog producers from six Lorain County townships will meet at the Eaton Town Hall tomorrow for the first of four county meetings regarding the corn hog adjustment program referendum on October 28. E. B. Fullmer, chairman of the county allotment committee, will lead the Eaton session, with additional meetings in Henrietta Wellington and Brigh ton scheduled for next week. Police express frustration over enforcing the order amid prior compliance difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Eaton Town Hall
Fullmer
Eaton
Farmisha
Columbia
Avon
Grafton
Henrietta
Wellington
Brighton
Marriage Unites Oberlin Graduates
Miss Mary Lois Hauschik of Pinpa and Donald Baymond of Illinois wed in Oberlin with both families present. The couple, Oberlin College Class of 1929 graduates, plan to reside in Dixon, Illinois. District notes mention a Provincial Synod delegation, local soccer game, and several residents visiting or returning from trips.
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Mary Lois Hauschik
Pinpa
Donald Baymond
Ilinois
W Daziers
Mrs. Raymore
Oberlin College
Dixon
Illinois
Court actions and civil suits filed in area courts
Multiple suits heard or filed yesterday in common pleas and justice courts. Margaret Jacobs vs Julius Borok for civil charges heard by Justice Lorde. Simon Filed suit against Mack and Ror for 2159 damages over two cows hit by a car on Route 13. Ellen Donovan seeks divorce from William Donovan on grounds of extreme cruelty. Gertrude Alexander granted divorce from John Alexander with name restoration Gertrude Harvison. Marr Vargo granted divorce from Steve Vargo for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Florence Farasier granted divorce from Cyrus Jason with alimony and property settlements. issues over Washington Avenue property and Lot Princeton assets noted.
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Margaret Jacobs
Julius Borok
Charles Lordé
Choiss Simon
J. E. Mack
J. E. Ror
Penfield Township
Ellen Donovan
Lorain
William James Donovan
Common Pleas
Gertrude Alexander
Elyria
John Alexander
Yesterdar
Gertrude Harvison
Florence Farrasier
Elstia
Br. Cyrus
Jas
Tross
Motorist Fined for Passing School Bus on Route BQ
A motorist was fined 231A and costs after being arraigned before Justice Mioming by deputies for passing a stopped school bus on Route BQ to pick up passengers. Portugal with seven million people holds colonial possessions almost 30 times its own size in area.
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Fiomer Ibie
Portugal
Change In AAA Considered By Administration
The Roosevelt administration weighs shifting the AAA to a single farm unit contract covering entire farms. If adopted, it would not affect current contracts but could be offered after expiring agreements. Secretary Wallace and AAA chief Davis say no decision has been reached as studies continue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
AAA
Enor
ASA
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Watlin
Death Record for Helen Mae Brow and Obituaries
Death notices for Helen Mae Brow, 2, daughter of Frank Brown, at Fioria Memorial Hospital following illness and operation. Funeral Thursday 3:20 PM Sudro Funeral Home, burial South Murray Ridge cemetery. Also notices for a Mrs. Beigd Herrington and Byron C. Miller with funeral arrangements pending. Additional obituary update for Kelling, 14, service at St Theresa's Church, Shefield Village, with burial.
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Helen Mae Brow
Heian Mee Brown
Frank Brown
Fioria Memorial Hospital
East Cazle
Sr. x School
Wiliam
Earl
Elmer
Emil Brown
Sudro Funeral Home
Ernst Irion
South Murray Ridge
Beigd
C Ian
West Rain
Anna Eaton
Herrington
Eirria
Ernest E. Herrington
Byron C. Miller
Novih Ridzeville
Christian
Mary Miller
French Creek
Kelling
St. Theresa’s Church
Shefield Village
Wil
St. Theresa's Cemetery
Teanetie
Leases Filed for 366 Acres in Ridgeville Townships
County Recorder Wil Mitchell logged oil and gas leases totaling 366 acres in Ridgeville Townships. Four leases went to Ohio Fuel Gal Company covering 11 acres in Columbia Fowlshin owned by Jennie J Hares and four acres owned by J P Holcomb. Other parcels include 113 acres to Cora D. Johnson and 12 5 acres to Rar B D Johnson in LaGz Township. A separate 1 9 acre tract in Ridgeville was leased by Frank L Chamberlain and Frederick B Chamberlain and W P and Sarah C Chamberlain to W J Dempsey.
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Colux
Ridgeville
Comir Recorder
Wil Mitchell
Ohio Fuel Gal Company
Columbia Fowlshin
Jennie J Hares
J.P. Holcomb
Cora D. Johnson
D. Johnson
LaGz
Frank L
Freerence B. Chamberlain
W. P
Sarah C. Chamberlain
W. J. Dempsey
Ridgeville Township
Conference in Columbus Plans Ohio Extension Work
Loran Counte and two agricultural agents Miss Alice Bird and C J Jiummel attended a state wide conference of extension agents in Columbus today. The session continues this week to discuss winter extension work for Ohio. Germany began suing for peace in October 1918 after military defeats, but the nerve of its commanders and emperor was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran Counte
Alice Bird
C. J. Jiummel
Columbus
Ohio
Germany
Peara
Wellington Social and Rally Draw Local Readers
Wellington notes report a Friendship Guild party at the Congregational church with prizes, refreshments, and plans for monthly Vesper services. A large Epworth League rally for Lorain county churches is set in the Wellington Methodist church with moving pictures, music, and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leagues
Lorain County
Weilingeon
Epworth League
Louze 3. Green
Focal Church
P.icures
Donald Swanger
Wellington So Club Opens Fall Meeting at Hostess’s Home
Mrs E E Watters welcomed Wellington So club members Tuesday afternoon to the first meeting after summer recess. Mrs Hefith Andrews presided and opened business with minutes and reports. Mrs A W Shield read conference notes. “Ready Money Is Aladdin’s Lamp” was discussed. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for October 29 with Mrs KR Andrews.
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Wellington
Marex Warner
Robert
Carrot Wigks
Theodore Johnson
Maxine West
Baker
Pass Crawford
Wer Berbe
Mabel Clark
Lawrence BeVier
Sarah
Recard
Harlan Curlier
Paul Recard
E. R
E. E. Watters
So Club
Hefith Andrews
A. W. Shieldstrict
KR. S. Andrews
Elyria Legion Post Announces Yearly Program Leaders
Commander Nielsen outlines forthcoming activities and assigns posts for the Elyria Legion chapter. Key roles include Niessen as commander, Carl Smith as 1st vice commander, Paul Collins as 2nd vice commander, and H E Agate adjutant, with various committees formed for ceremonies, youth work, welfare, memorials, publicity, and Americanization efforts across the post and auxiliary.
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Ees
Elyria Legion
Nielsen
Niessen
Carl Smith
Paul O. Collins
H. E. Eagetee
Master M
A. Re Sees
Gennes Arretsall
Board of Governors
William C. Sudro
H. ©. Fisher
Paul C. Cotes
Thomas D. W Frank Hoover
Warne Herbert County
Art Sherman
Charles Hansen
Williams Hearne
Peter Smith
H. E. Birch
W. C. McClellan
Leornard Terry
C. P Dennison
C. A. Woll
J. L. Pailards
H. E. Agate
Adi
Geo
Frank Hoover
Herzog
R. F. Bureau
Loras
Carl F. Wolf
R. Agate
Chas
A. J. Lehman
F. P. Dirlam
J. M. Marshal
P. €. Robson
Ball Commiite
Ith
George Tattersall
Rance
C. A. Ser
E. M M. Kershax
P.M. Smith
Fred Roth
George Crawford
J. M. Marshall
Charles Caer J
Norsworthy
A. T. Jerry Fershann
H. C. Fisher
Fred Haddaway
Homer Hurlburt
Frank Murbach
D. B. Symons
H. van Arsdale
Jas
J. Blemes
F. Pdirlam
A. L. Richwine
T. D
Elstia
Ideal
D. B. Smith
George Robmons
Jas. J. Elemes
E. D. Nielsen
KR. F. Seemhuis
Legion Toy Shop
Paul O. Coiinns
FERA
Masonic Temple
E. C. Duncan
Franklin Barbour
Chas. Ives
Robert D. Oldfield
Elyria
Otto Mischka
PWA Rules Reading At Columbus Office For Contractors
The article notes continued discussion on PWA rules with contractors allowed to read the regulations at an office and mentions the Emvia Chamber of Commerce planning to request copies for contractors. It cites L. A. Boular, acting PWA director, at the new Columbus post office building, inviting requests for PWA form 173 dated July 22, 1945, covering emergent relief act regulations for general contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers.
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Ile
Eanh
Emviia Chamber of Commerce
Grafien and
U Boards of Education
PWA
Columbus
Market and livestock prices with PWA rule note
The report lists Leneland Market and Live Poultry Market steady to weak with fowl prices and weights. It quotes potato prices in 200 lb bags across states, plus Cleveland Livestock prices for cattle calves lambs hogs and eggs, and notes PWA local contractor rule requiring 90 percent relief-roll hires and material tests per standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
No Decision On New Battleship Budget Plans
Washington report from October 16 states Secretary of the Navy Claude A. Swanson announced no decision has been reached on including construction of a new battleship in the fiscal year 1936 37 budget estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Kiwanians Hear Finger Print Expert at Hotel Meeting
Kiwanians will hear George Koestle, finger print expert of the ToceTown police, discuss civilian finger printing and the national expansion of the federal fingerprint system. He is regarded as a leading local expert. The club plans to attend the Sixth Division Council meeting in Cleveland Thursday night, with amendments to the district constitution to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roestle
Fnger
Toveland
Ciub
Newell
Koestle
Cleveland
Sixth Division Council
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Aeross
M. Coant
Elyria Business College
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant
Mel Ia Allen
Robert Graves
Woodford
Harlem
TEE Cotton Club Orchestra Befer
O'Donnell Paints & Wall Paper Co
L. E. Daniels
Rock Island
AR Oberlia
Dili Fi
W. EL Bontrager
Gambier
Mi Vernon
H. H. Atery
Aurora
Isabel Ferrer
Akron
Ferrel
Prospect Street
Rheba D- Nickerson
Seattle
Oberiin Mondex
Miss Nickerson
North Cedar
West Leorain Street
Mes
Margaret Worls
Equitabia Life Assurance Society
Marr Vargo
Steve Varzo
D. A. Cook Vesterdar
United Press
Lavina F. Herrington
Leroy Carter
Mister
Gireet
Ibe Sudro Funeral Home
Cora M. Shepard
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Sam Manning
Medina High School
Wellington High School
Wellisston Fair Grounds
Kiwanis
James Anspach
Trhursdar
America
Duff
Tese Cterzs
Jack Duff
E. D. Sun
Ratien
Carl Worman
Legion
Verne Herbert
James J. Biemis
Haydon Evans
A. R. Agate
Carl A. Wolf
William Bush
H. D. Evans
John Kolopus
H. J. Austin
East Ave
Post Office
Leneland Produce
Fle Andards Jie
Springer
Terials
Brown
New Jersey
Michigan
Itako
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Second Street
Court Street
Sederis Restaurant
Newell Hotel
Broad St
Alice Berry
Jack Ellsworth
Hanna Grill
New Orleans
Star Shoe Shop
Pierre R. Smith Investment Broker
Elyria Savings & Trust
Schroll Coal
Pajama Gires
Art Dion
Murbach Coal Co
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