Soil Conservation Inspectors Begin Countywide Work
Twenty three Lorain County farmers start inspections of hundreds of farms to determine eligibility for federal soil conservation program payments. Requests have been received from 1063 farmers. nineteen inspections completed with reports filed at the county committee office. Inspectors cover 19 townships with pairs listed for each, beginning this week and advancing rapidly.
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Lorain County
Federal Soil Conservation Program
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Amherst Township
F. Oo. Fleming
A. Heisteruss
Avon Township
Theodore Schmitz
George Wilhelmy
Brighton
C. O. Goss
Paul Jewett
Brownheim
P. F. Baird
Camden
F. E. Sharp
Carlisle
George Lauer
Raymond Streicher
Columbia
L. J. Sabin
Eaton
E. H. Fellmer
Grafton
B. T. Nesbett
Henrietta
Robert Vetter
Huntington
Lloyd Weyer
la Grange
Arthur Richmond
Penfield
Howard Andrews
Pittsfield
Thomas Ward
Robert Pickworth
Ridgeville
Malcolm van Wormer
Rochester
Lee Conklin and
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Trust Company
Real estate transfers listed by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co dated October 17, 1936 include Cleveland Trust Co to Walter W. Miller and others on Colorado Avenue Lorain. Earl Benson executor to Gerald H. Friberger with parcels 319 3230 321 in Fairhome Allotment Lorain. Gerald H. Fryberger to Burton H. Ryan on Jeanho Avenue Lorain. Gertrude E. Landphair et al to John Sweet on ButterNut Ridge Road Ridgeville Township. Higgins et al to S F Lamadue et al lot 205 Lincoln Park Allotment Elyria. Louise C. Haines to Carl E. Haines et al on Jones Street Wellington. West View Realty Co to Edgar Ernest Allen et al on Redfern Road Columbia Township.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Cleveland Trust Company
Walter W. Miller
Colorado Avenue
Lorain
Earl Benson
Gerald H. Friberger
C. A. Sturtevant
Fairhome
Gerald H. Fryberger
Burtom H. Ryan
Jéaho Avenue
Gertrude E. Landphair
John Sweet
Butternut Ridge Road
Ridgeville Township
C. ©. Higgins
S. F. Lamadue
Lincoln Park
Elyria- Louise
Radio Programs Monday October 19 on WTAM and affiliates
Radio schedules list WTAM and multiple stations with varied programs from 5:00 PM to midnight including The Joey Nash show Tom Mix and Jack Armstrongs segments Twilight Tunes and Late Night music. WADC Ware Wear WEAR WJIA and WIR networks feature theater acts bands and Talk segments with politicians Pinchot and Renfrew and a mix of musical variety acts and news.
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WTAM
Joey Nash
Tom Mix
Jack Armstrongs
Sportsman Fe
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Run
Andy
Uncle Ezra
Talk
McGee
Molly
Marg
Speaks
Marz
Warden Lares
Warder Lawes
Himber
Libby
Leilabr
Steiness
Stenness
Thurn
Gray
WADC
Thantks
Stasia
Renfrew
Gov
Pincho
Popere
Gov. Davey
Hadio Theater
Radio Theater
Waryne Kink
Warne King
News Bounday
Jack Shannon
Nelson
Duchin
Jim Stevenson
Jimmie Allen
William Hard Popere Goose
Boake Carter
Horace Heidt
Horace He
Radice Theater
Fadin Theater
Warnering Warne King Democrats Musical News
Eddie Duchin Richman
Mars Maril
Tommy
Betty
Dules Lanue
Rexume
Steinoss Ores
Brad
Lang Sisters
Rand Lesserns
Uaratio Peraits
Sane
OyNeilis
Theerio
Revie
London
Muntea’ Cental
Jack Armir
Explorers
Revue
Sportsman
Amon
Andy Tipe
Exper
Reisman’s. Orch
Reisman’s Orch
Waryne King
Wayne King
Ger
Landon
Governor Landon
Orche
Davey
Barron’s
Cugat
Hawkins Orch
Miles
The Silent Observer World’s Largest Boat and Dirigible Report
The Silent Observer notes Eggland unveils a boat claimed to be the biggest in the world and introduces a new dirigible described as the largest globally. Uncle Sim expresses hope that Europe will pay its debt, though the boastful figures continue to grow.
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Eggland
Sim
Europe
Home Tips From Old Cookery Column
Grass stains can be removed by covering spots with corn molasses and rubbing well into the stain. Before blackening the kitchen stove dip a cloth in vinegar and rub over it to remove the grease. Ink stains can be removed from the fingers by dampening and rubbing with a match head. Raisins will not sink to the bottom of the cake batter if they are greased before placing them in. To remove soot from a carpet sprinkle with salt and sweep. Whites of eggs whip faster with a teaspoon of water per egg white. If ferns will not grow treat them like children with a dose of caster oil. Pour a little oil around the edge of the pot.
Surgeon Dr Maro Warns On Age And Health Risks
Dr Charles Maro cautions that life may extend by timely care and singles out ages tied to risk. He warns dangerous infatuations begin between four and eighteen for some, and from fifty to fifty five for another group. He criticizes glandtransfusion as bunk and urges restraint and health monitoring.
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Charles Maro
Maro
Bunk
World languages and reck less walking noted
The article lists four world languages English French German and Spanish with speakers numbers and regional roles. It also notes that in 1935 many automobile fatalities were caused by reckless walking rather than driving.
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French Academy of Arts and Sciences
Balkans
Europe
Brazil
A Good Wife Is Hard To Find Novel Noted
An author asserts that a good wife remains scarce amid social gatherings and bridge parties, society meetings, and similar activities, reflecting on the elusive ideal of domestic virtue in contemporary life.
Evolution a Hundred Years Ago to Now in Verse
A reflective verse contrasts old and new times with a deer hunt in the past and a modern hunt for a man. A wartime style skit shows a top kick berating a recruit with blunt speech. A note about a blind husband in a postcard caption and a short essay on aging tolerance follows, arguing maturity broadens views and accepts multiple perspectives.
Politicians’ Children Know Campaign Time Signals
The remark suggests that politicians’ offspring are attuned to campaign season cues, implying heightened awareness of election activity, schedules, and public appearances influencing family routines and public image.
Local clubs and socials list with speaker plans
News From Correspondents lists Tonight events in Columbia Townsend Club at town hall with Park Sumner and Jefferies Akron. LA GURANGE Lindon Chapter WY ELS meets at Masonite hall. Litchfield F A M No 381 meets. New London city council and various lodge and auxiliary meetings. plus a humorous note on golf and a column about taxation and the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia — Townsend Club
Sumner and Jefferies
Akron
LA Gurange
Lindon
WY. Els
Litchfield
Litchfield F. & A. M. No
NEW London—City Council
NEW London C. — L
P. m
Columbia
Acme Grange
P. W. Hineman
George Haag
Dover
Women’s Ass'n
Congregational Church
EATON
Eaton Grange
Litchfield — Cemtery
Park Ass'n
T. H. Case
Litchfield—Ladies Benevolent Society
New London
Rally Day Observed At La Porte M E Church
Rev Thomas Hughes delivered the sermon What Makes a Church Strong during Rally Day at La Porte M E Church The service followed Sunday School with Clarence Whitney in charge Music featured Mrs Robert Karch North Olmsted and Mrs E L Brott piano Elvira violinist with Ave Maria and Cavatina pieces Youth participation included Janet Welton welcoming poem Bonnie and Pegsy Willis vocal duets Eleanor Robson and Elizabeth Robson vocal duets with accompaniment, Miss Mary Fox at the piano, and floral altar baskets formed from late fall blooms.
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Carlisle
Thomas Hughes
LaPorte M. E
Clarence Whitney
Robert Karch
North Olmsted
E. L. Brott
Lakewood
Eugene Zabo
Henri Gilbert
Elvira
Bachard
Raff
Irene Upton
Janet Welton
Bonnie
Pegsy Willis
Eleanor Robson
Lile Bungart
Eleanor
Elizabeth Robson
J. E. Dewhurst
Hughes
Mary Fox
Pomona Grange Meets At Willard
New London New London Grange met in regular session on Thursday evening with all but three officers present. Worthy Master Lewis Heyman opened with a song and the routine of business. Minutes were read and approved, secretary Elsie Sackett reported Booster Night results, bills were ordered paid, and the treasurer noted the treasury needs future effort. Helen Collingwood reported about four hundred Grange cookbooks unsold and a special selling campaign and contest were planned to move some. A communication was read.
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London
New
London Grange
Lewis Heyman
The
Grange
Elsie Sackett
Treasury
Helen Collingwood
Granze Cookbook Committee
Wellington G. O. P. Women Rally at Herrick Auditorium
The Women’s Republican Club of Wellington will hold an open meeting and rally at 7:30 Friday evening October 23 in Herrick auditorium. Mrs Rose Cunningham of Iowa will be the principal speaker and organizers aim to have most county Republican candidates present. Local women in Wellington and nearby areas are invited to attend.
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Wellington
Women’s Republican Club of
Herrick Auditorium
Rose Cunningham
Iowa
Wellinon
Center Grange event notes and Pomona meeting invite
Center Grange No 2425 appeals for aid and orders a standard contribution. Worthy Juvenile Matron and Alice Kirkpatrick listed on six list. Officers elected for November 7 meeting. Pomona Grange gathering planned at Willard on October 21 with Intercounty Officer Conference. Juvenile session ran by Stella McMillan. one new member Jeanne Reed added. program included cornets and solos. light refreshments afterward.
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Center Grange
Worthy Juvenitle
Luis Shays
Alice Kirkpatrick
Worthy Master Heyman
Pomona Grange
Wilard
Ynron
Hartman
Gray Bennett
Gail Ferrell
Dorothy Grimes
Argentina
Ellen Grissinger
Ira Rutherland
Henry Parnell
Lola Shays
Stella McMillan
Jeanne Reed
East Carlisle School To Have Open House
East Carlisle School plans National Educational Week activities with an open house during evenings for parents and interested residents to observe authentic school procedures. Features will be announced. event runs from October 26 to November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
East Carlisle School
Build Library Room At Carlisle School
New shelves on the second floor of the East Carlisle School Building hold about 1500 books. The school, via county school arrangements, borrows 200 books from Lorain Library for educational and fictional titles, kept until spring then exchanged per the plan.
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Carlisle
East Carlisle
Lorain
Relief Workers to Host Hallowe'en Party Tomorrow
Relief Workers Local No 1 Elyria and vicinity will hold a regular weekly meeting at W F W Hall 340 East Broad Street Tuesday night followed by a Hallowe en party for members and their families. Members are urged to arrive early to start business promptly and leave time for the festivities.
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Hallowe’en
Elyria
F. W
E. Broad Street
Ex-Convict Admits Slaying Four Men in Robbery
Luther Jones, 32, an ex convict in Elko Nevada, confessed to killing three Catalon and an itinerant man during a $40 robbery and stacking their bodies in a shack near Elko. District Attorney Douglas Castle prepared to begin the trial as kin and Basque colony members warned of possible mob action. Guards surrounded the jail while a Reno state prison van stood ready with tear gas bombs.
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Elko
Nevy
Luther Jones
Jones
Douglas Castle
James Dysart
Reno
State Prison
The Road to Glory Heads Capitol Theatre Card
Three popular stars lead the cast at Capitol Theatre in The Road to Glory. Fredric March Warner Baxter and Lionel Barrymore headline with June Lang and Gregory Natoff in featured roles.
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Capitol Theatre
Fredric March
Warner Baxter
Lionel Barrymore
June Lang
Gregory Natoff
San Francisco at Lincoln Tomorrow
The Lincoln Theatre opens tomorrow with the disaster drama San Francisco starring Clark Gable Jeanette MacDonald and Spencer Tracy. The film recounts the famous 1906 quake era in a sweeping screen portrayal promised to captivate audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Gable
Jeanette MacDonald
San Francisco
Spencer Tracy
Jack Holt
Lincoln
Lincoln Theatre
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts Pep Up Women
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women to gain pep energy and vitality. It argues lively women attract men at dances and parties, while quiet or tired women are less appealing, urging readers to notice women with pep and credit the remedy.
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Mer Dent
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Lydia
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Madeleine Carrol
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M. Kerrigan
Lorna
Refug
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Larry Crabbe
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Bird Mac
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Jimm
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Jonn Herrick
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Heten Hares
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Tony Russell
Nabe
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Skandor
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Paul Sullivan
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G. Heatter
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Firdestr. Club
Malcolm Claire
Hesith & Hume
Cheeria
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Board of Educa
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Pressberger
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Lady Orphan Annie
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Dude Ranch
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Orch. Martels Orch
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Farley Riley
Farler Shandor
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Ord
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Cone
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Puritan
Schroll Coal
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Sarge
R. B
Trustr
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Day’s Music Store
AVONX
P.T. A
Daddy
Billie
Millie
Napolen
la Porte Church
Willard
Premium
Star Bailey
Hams
Armour Star
G. O. P. Women
Capitol
DAY Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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