Plan To Attend Farm Federation Meeting
Lorain County Farm Bureau officials and members will attend the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Columbus next Monday and Tuesday. Delegates include R. E. Campbell and John Barber with Merritt Powell and Miss Florence Brucker also traveling, plus several members. Powell and three Lorain County Bureau Cooperative drivers will attend the first annual United Cooperative convention in Columbus next Friday and Saturday with delegates from four states. Other Lorain participants include Chester Carpeter Julian Perkins and Herbert Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Lorain County Organization
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
County Farm Bureau
John Barber
Wellington
Merritt Powell
Florence Brucker
Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
United Cooperative, Inc
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Lorain
Chester Carpeter
Julian Perkins
Herbert Fisher
Oberlin Freshmen Burn Caps Tonight on Campus
Oberlin O Oct 17 Today marks the last day for Oberlin freshmen to wear caps. At 7:30 pm a large replica of crimson and gold caps will be burned and the students will pass through an eight foot O near the bonfire to signify moving from boyhood to manhood. The class of 19 will also display their class sweaters at the game and event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
Oberlin
Kiwanis Farmers Night draw plus 125 attendance
Wellington Kiwanis Club held Farmers Night in Herrick Auditorium with 125 at the dinner. George Warner led the program and introduced Dr. C. G. McBride of Ohio State University who spoke on the current milk situation in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Herrick Auditorium
George Warner
Cc. G. McBride
Ohio State University
Ohio
Flames rage in California mountains as fires burn 25 000 acres
A 35 mile per hour gale spread seven wildfires across 25 000 acres east of the San Joaquin Valley. 1260 fighters struggled to control the blazes as cabin colonies burned and residents fled. In Mariposa and Colusa counties deaths and destruction were reported, with Timber and ranch lands losses and evacuations along Standardsville Soulsbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Joaquin Valley
Mariposa County
Indian Lodge
Pine Grove
Westside Lumber Company
Conora
J. D. Smith
Colusa County
Grimes
Amy Ritcher
el Dorado County
Peter Waldeck
Talarck Fined for Reckless Driving in City Court
Joe Talarck of 327 15th Street was fined 2 and 29 dollars in costs with five dollars suspended after arraignment before Major Don A. Baird for reckless driving. He was arrested on West Avenue on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Talarck
15Th Street
Don A. Baird
West Avenue
Senator Bulkley to Speak at Oberlin
Senator Robert J. Bulkley will address Oberlin students in Werner Hall on Thursday October 23 at 7 15 p m. The program includes student speakers and Lorain county candidates for Roosevelt, sponsored by local and college Democratic clubs. Local Republicans heard Frank Stetson, Lorain County GOP chair, and collegiate Republicans plan a meeting Monday. Public Affairs Society is setting up offices to assist absentee voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Robert J. Bulkley
Werner Hall
Lorain County
Roosevelt
Senator Bulkley
Cleveland
Harvard University
U. S
Theodore E. Linton
Frank Stetson
Republican Organization
Songroup
John Bricker
Gertrude Jones
Ohio National Republican Committee
Extension Agents To Attend Conference in Columbus
Lorain County agricultural extension agents Miss Alice Bird and C L Hummel will attend the statewide conference in Columbus. The event runs Tuesday through Friday with speakers from Ohio State University, Cornell University and the AAA among others. The program includes discussions on extension workers' public relationship and features a Thursday dinner and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Alice Bird
C. L Hummel
Columbus
Agricultural Club
J. F. Cunningham
Ohio State University Course of Agriculture
Felix Held
College of Commerce
A. Ketcham
George B. Crane
George A. Dustman
Mary Bets Morrow
Richmond
Indiana
H. C. Ramsower
State Extension Service
Fred Morris
Cornell University
Ketcham
Paul J. Erase
Carl F.taeusch
The
AAA
J. L. Morrill
Ohio State University
Christian Endeavor Rally at Lorain County Unites Youth
About 509 young men and women from Lorain County churches are expected to attend a county wide Christian Endeavor rally at United Brethren Church in Lorain next Thursday evening. Principal speaker Richard Haley of Akron is recognized statewide as an outstanding speaker. His topic will be The Triumphs of the Youth Who Acts. A pop service will be featured with instrumental and vocal music followed by an hour of recreation and fellowship. The rally is open to all young people from county churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Lorain
Ruichard Haley
Akron
Lorain Woman Injured In Lake Avenue Car Crash
Lorain woman Miss F A Cummings was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a midnight collision on Lake avenue near Elyria avenue. The car carrying her, driven by George H Watling of Cleveland, hit Merton Cromwell of Lorain. A second car driven by E J Ernst of Amherst struck Cromwell’s vehicle. Deputy Sheriff Joseph Woodings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Cummings
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Avenue
Elyria Avenue
George H. Watling
Cleveland
Merton Cromwell
E. J. Ernst
R. D. Amherst
Cromwell
Joseph Woodings
Motorist Arrested in Reckless Driving Charge
Edward Hein age 21 of Avon was arrested on Broadstreet for reckless driving and is to be arraigned October 21. Police also cited James Tite, 16, of 330 Eastern Heights Blvd for speeding 55 mph on West Avenue yesterday. The moral consciousness is noted as the bedrock of truth in humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hein
Avon
James Tite
Eastern Heights Blvd
West Avenue
Mayor Suspends Driving Licenses Under City Ordinance
Mayor Don A. Baird suspended driving privileges for three motorists George Puskas John Muth and William Hardaker finding the city ordinance valid under the state law. Each was fined 50 and costs with Hardaker’s sentence suspended until October 20 amid debate over which courts may suspend licenses under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Baird
George Puskas
John Muth
William Hardaker
Hardaker
Justice of the Peace
President's Train Delayed Passes Wellington in Sharp Hurry
Five hundred residents gathered in Wellington to glimpse President Roosevelt as his train rushed through toward Cleveland. A collection paid for a telegram to Congressman Harter in Galion, urging slower speed so the President could greet onlookers. The train was about an hour late and made up part of the time by speeding through Wellington at a high pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Congressman Harter
Galion
Woman Insists On Smaller Alimony in Lorain Divorce Case
In Common Pleas Court Judge D A Cook set alimony at 10 a week for Mrs Julis Toth and her 15 year old son after she demanded six dollars while her husband Steve Toth proposed sixteen. The couple from Lorain, married in 1913, filed for divorce last week and the judge noted the unusual dispute. After the hearing Mrs Toth hinted she would return much of the amount if her husband sent ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Pocketbook Theft Reported at Central Book Store
Miss Daisy Wilder of The Central Book Store reported to police that yesterday afternoon someone took her pocketbook from behind the counter containing $25 and two checks for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Wilder
Central Book Store
Frosh-Soph Activities Will Close Today
Oberlin Ohio reports freshman and sophomore activities end with a bonfire after the football game tonight. Freshmen will burn caps in a campus ceremony at 7 30, with short speeches by Dean Bosworth Dick Hack and Herbert Van Meier. Freshman women will discard their distinctions as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dean E. F. Bosworth
Dick Hack
Herbert van Meier
County Legion Joint Installation Planned in Elyria
Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102 and the Auxiliary will join in installing newly elected officers for all county Legion Posts and Auxiliary Units. Samuel H Cobb of Columbus will install as Department of Ohio Commander. A dinner precedes at 6 39 PM at Hotel Billinghurst, Elyria, with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion
Elyria
Samuel H. Cobb
Columbus
Department of Ohio
Billinghurst
Ely-ria
F. R. Dew
Services In Oberlin Churches Tomorrow
Oberlin church schedules list morning worships with sermons on Religion in the Time of Storm and Loyalty to the Inward Life. Open houses for students at the homes of local ministers and youth fellowships are planned, with meetings at the James Brand House and parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Oberlin
J. A. Richards
Bosworth Hall
James Brand House
Ward Wooster
Henel Morse
Robert Hartson
Lucile Portman
First Methodist Church
S. Lee Whiteman
Epworth League
Frances Brandt
South Cedar Avenue
Service Guild
E. D. Grills
South Main Street
Epworth
Church Services and Meetings Across Local Parishes
The League Cabinet will hold a business meeting at the parsonage as churches list Sunday School times and morning and evening services. Rev Bert Fata Crocker leads First Baptist and Rev L E Daniels presides at Christ Church with communion and school sessions noted. Grace Lutheran, Mt Zion Baptist, Rust M B E and Sacred Heart join in weekly services and midweek prayers with various pastors and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
First Baptist Church
Bert Fata Crocker
Leila Scarlett
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
F.N. Marshburn
Alvin Scott
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sister Host Dinner
Twenty-two Past Chiefs and officers gathered for a 6:30 dinner hosted by Mrs. Princehorn on West College street. An enjoyable social evening followed with games stunts and other entertainment at the officers of the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Temple
Garden Club Meeting In Oberlin With Eva M. Oakes
The Oberlin Women's Club Garden department will meet at three o'clock Monday afternoon with Miss Eva M. Oakes from 35 North Cedar Avenue. Dr. and Mrs. C N Cole have arrived in Oberlin after a visit in the east, with Mr Cole representing Oberlin College at the Harvard Tercentenary celebration. Mrs George T Sedgeman and her daughter Priscilla returned to their summer home in East Tawas Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
Eva M. Oakes
North Cedar Avenue
C. N. Cole
Oberlin
East
Cole
Oberlin College
Harvard
George T. Sedgeman
Priscilla
East Tawas
Michigan
Death Record J P Schmittgen 78 Dies In Elmira NY
J P Schmittgen 78 husband of the late Elisabeth Schmittzen died Friday night at his home in Elmira New York after a lingering illness. Born November 4 1858 in Lorain County he spent most of his life there and since 1918 lived in Honolulu Los Angeles and Elmira. Surviving are six children including Eva Elyria Will Henry Frank Paul Carl, fifteen grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister and a brother. Funeral services at Grace Lutheran Church Elmira at 2 30 with Rev F J Schumm officiating burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Schmittgen
Elisabeth Schmittzen
Emira
New York
Lorain County
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Elmira
Grace Lutheran Church
Eva
Will
Henry
Elyria
Frank
Saginaw
Mich
Paul
Englewood
Calif
Carl
Kankekee
Henry Haserodt
Cleveland
Charles
Nichols Funeral Home
Grace Lutheral Church
Grace Lutheral Church For Services At 2:30 With Rev
F. J. Schumm
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Court House Meeting For Creditors In Zeager Case
A creditors meeting for Julius Zeager is set for 10 a.m. October 22 in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Co committee room regarding a debtor petition filed in federal court in Cleveland. Judge D. A Cook grants divorces to Josephine Chamberlain from Floyd Chamberlain for gross neglect of duty and to Tris E. Davies from David T. Davies for habitual drunkenness. Foreclosures and lawsuits are filed by The Cleveland Trust Co against Philip Miceli for $5,990 and by The Home Owners Loan Corporation against Luigi LeLuca et al for $3,815. Veda Kinnel seeks divorce from Kenneth Kinnel for extreme cruelty. Clarence C. Shoup seeks divorce from Alla h. Shoup for gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Zeager
Lorain Country Savings and Trust Company
Zeager
Cleveland
Josephine Chamberlain
Floyd Chamberlain
D. A Cook
Tris E. Davies
David T. Davies
D. A. Cook
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Luigi LeLuca
Clarence C. Shoup
Lorain
Allah. Shoup
Roosevelt Attacks Wall Street From Train Platform
From the rear platform of his train in Cleveland last night Mr. Roosevelt attacked Wall Street and claimed that other people's money is used to finance attacks on the New Deal. He said his administration saved free enterprise and private profit as stockholders and bondholders are warned against a return to office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ohio
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Wall Street
United States
Labor and Social Security Proposals in Kansas Pages
The article compiles numbered labor and social security items from Kansas, including an emergency relief tax, child labor, unemployment, and social security. It notes a Kansas demand to aid workers, a call to ratify a 1933 child labor amendment, and references to Landon’s speech on employee freedom from interference, sparking debate over company unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Kansas
Landon
Mayor Fines Jenny Prayer for Intoxication
Jenny Prayer was fined one dollar and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Dow A. Baird today for intoxication. The incident occurred in the city hall and the court set the fine to be paid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Prayer
Dow A. Baird
School Boys To Be Guests Of Y M C A
Elyria area youths from eight schools will visit the YMCA next week for five special periods to explore recreation and sports facilities. The program runs daily with a different school group at 4 30 p m except Saturday at 10 a m. YMCA officials hope memberships increase as boys learn what the association offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Association
Carl Wagner
Ely
Garford and Allen
Hamilton
Gates and Edison
McKinley
Franklin
Britain Not Taking Sides Says Cash on War and Britain
Oberlin Ohio a visiting Church Missionary Society official Rev W Wilson Cash says Britain is not taking sides on the Spanish Revolt and warns Germany toward Russia may provoke war. He notes British public opinion keeps internal affairs and that Mosley’s fascist influence is dismissed. the new king remains popular and engaged with social issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
W. Wilson Cash
Haskell
Oberlin College
Church Missionary Society
London
England
Cash
Rev. Cash
Great Britain
America
Oswald Mosely
Mosely
Avon Lake Game Postponed to January in County Meet Plan
Officials from Avon and Avon Lake mutual consent with county athletic board push the winter schedule opener to January 16 1937 to boost local interest. The Avon Lake venue will host the game this year and both schools are seen as evenly matched in a long standing rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Athletic Board
Avon-Avon Lake
Avon Lake
Nearby Produce Market Prices and Grain Quotations
Markets list fruits and vegetables with prices per unit such as apples five cents per bushel basket and beans four and a half cents per bushel basket. It also shows grains and mill feeds quotations, hay and straw prices, and Toledo grain and produce figures including butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Eax
Hoover cites accounting tricks in relief funding
In a criticism of wartime relief finance, the speaker denounces three accounting methods used to mask expenditures. He argues these practices distort true government costs and mislead the public about sacrifices and relief funds. He invokes Roosevelt’s stricter moral standards to condemn such bookkeeping.
Nationalist Forces Close In On Madrid From West
The Nationalists intensified their assault as artillery roared toward Madrid. A retreat route was planned for the main force cut off from the rest, with movements toward Lescas and Navalcarnero. Four main western approaches into Madrid existed, including El Escorial Navalcarnero Tilescas and Aranjuez, with secondary roads expanding the potential path of advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Toledo
Lescas
Valmojado
Navalcarnero
el Escorial
Naval Carnero
Tilescas
Aranjuez
Loyalist morale rises as Largo Caballero seizes army control
In the early days of next week the Loyalists faced Madrid with retreat routes toward the east blocked. Untrained militiamen resisted as they learned their own men would fire if they fled. Largo Caballero dismissed the general staff, issuing direct orders to fight. Front-line morale climbed after his stern directive reached the troops. Henry T. Gorrell, United Press staff correspondent, was with the advancing forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Mediterranean
Francisco Largo Caballero
Largo Caballero
Henry T. Gorrell
United Press
Lorain County Bee Keepers Plan Apple Show Exhibits
Lorain County honey exhibits will be added to the Lorain County potato and apple show displays next month. Plans are being formulated by the Lorain County Beekeepers Association. A committee has been working on preliminary plans and the association will meet next week to approve them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Man given suspended fine for intoxication in city court
John Kronkiahl of 216 Second Street was arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird and given a suspended fine of 1 dollar plus costs for intoxication. He was arrested about 10 p m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kronkiahl
Second Street
Don A. Baird
Art and Culture Elevate Enjoyment of Art
A reflection on how genuine art appreciation relies on cultivated tastes. It argues that exposure to varied arts and thoughtful critique enhances perceptive enjoyment and deepens engagement with creative works.
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Farm Federation
Kiwanis Farmers
Gale
Aids
Standardsville
Soulsbyville
Rausers
Nevdlecraft Art S
F. A. Humphrey
Middle Avenue
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Christ Church
Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Ice
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Grange Hall
H. Dawe
Sandar School
Rust M. BE
David M. Jordan
Sacred Heart Church
James P. Brennan
D. D
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Elsie Gatherers
Young People's Meeting
Pythians
O'Donnell Paint ‘and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
J. P. Schmittgen
the Court
Cleveland Trust Company
Philip Miceli
Veda Kinnel
Kenneth Kinnel
Wakeman
Y.M.C.A
Britain
Bertha Dobbeck
Ben Buswell
Henry Katz
Zellar
Richard Boland
Parma
Ida Tamrenther
Dayton
Otto Tyron
United States Navy
Ed Buswell
Hasting Bean
Carol
Wilson Buswell
Francis Schmitz
Ronnie Urig
Norman Stockhaus
Bay Village
Mary Kramer
George Hurdley
Leonard Clawson
Glen
Medina
Howard Walker
Turner
Lorais Court
Corn Street Company
Lorais
Finance Phare
Toledo Grain
Treasury
Hoover
Congress
Squire
Carlton A. Squire
Redington
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Day’s Music Store
Geo.r. Allen & Son
General Insurance
Lorain County Bank
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