Lorain Countyicers Back AAA Corn Hog Program Vote
Lorain county corn and hog producers who signed AAA contracts for 1935 favored continuing the program as 40 signers voted yes with no nos. Among 12 county non signers eight voted no and two voted yes, while total signer turnout was lower than the 1935 level. The county allotment committee will report the results to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Washington. Members: E H Fullmer, Paul L Jewett, A E Hay.
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Lorain County
AAA
The
Agricul Adjustment Administrate
Washington
E. H
Contingent Budget Talk For School Charges
Number three continued from Paget notes rising living costs and higher expenses this year. Dunn argues tuition could be dismissed for one investigator while Mr Holland could assume some duties. Commissioner Davidson says action will be decided with all three present to ensure children are cared for. Shaw not present.
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Dunn
Holland
John E. Davidson
Han
Harry J. Shaw
Davidson
Threes
Two Lorain men charged with obscene literature
Pete Flontek, 24, and Edward Frey, 34, both of Lorain, were arrested at a West Side beer parlor by Patrolman E Parker. Police Chief E J Stenkard said charges of possession of obscene literature were filed. They are to be arraigned before Major W H Vanosier.
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Pete Flontek
Eward Frey
Lorain
Westside
E. Parker
E. J. Stenkard
W. H. Vanosier
Sears Big Buyer Of Products Made By Ohio Industry
Sears, Roebuck and Co. relocates Elyria store at 382 Broad Street with plans to open Thursday. Manager R. E. Young notes Sears investments in Ohio, stating $202,725,850 spent in four years, fostering local industry and regional economic growth. employees prepare for a smooth opening and cooperative staff.
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Elyria
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Retaa
Broad Street
Hesshead
R. E. Young
Sears, Rosback and Co
Oho
Sears
Sears, Roeduck and Co
Young
Counney
Iow Wimg
Charge Dismissed and Masquerade Dance Fundraiser
A charge involving August Everson of 547 Lod Street was dismissed by Major W H Vanes after a disturbance at a masquerade dance. The Dramatic Club will sponsor the event to benefit Vincent School P F A.
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August Everson
Lod Street
W. H. Vanes
Cordis
The
Dramatic Club of Will
Rhe Beneat Vincentt School
Oberlin delivery details for Oberlin residents and staff
Oberlin attendees include Virginia Richardson and Dorothy Searles from Peppies Banking. Delivery contact Lotis Biss listed with phone 12 12SN, Pleasant St. The notice references Ms Etarta and delivery service in Oberlin 2 district.
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Oberlin
Etarta
Lotis Biss
Pleasant St
Ing
Ober Iin
Virginia Richardson
Dorothy Searles
The
Peppies Banking Company
120 To Take Part In Bible Dramatization
The Finger Cheres Women’s Association sponsors a Bible dramatization titled The Commandment at Oberlin with Miss Cameron leading. About 120 participants will act in a production featuring authentic props lighting and period costumes as actors portray the well known play The Ten Commandments.
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Oberlin. O
Berg
Ovto
Missy Cameron
Erin
College Registrars To Meet In Oberlin
Oberlin hosts the tenth annual meeting of the Association of Collegiate Registrars with sessions on university coordination and planning. Delegates from member institutions gather to discuss admissions data and intercollegiate cooperation in higher education.
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Oberlin
Oberand
Norem
Amier- Association of Collegiate Sistrars
To Teach Law Course J H Het Schsel of Commerce
A report notes that J H Het Schsel of Commerce has been chosen to teach the law course in the Lorain area. The selection reflects a push to enhance legal instruction, with Het Schsel slated to lead sessions and oversee curriculum development for the semester.
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J. H. Het Schsel
Commerce
Facut
Lorain
Baptist Church Class Will Hear Rev Eastman
Members of the church and Your Man's Class are urged to attend as Rev Eastman, formerly of Hershey and now of Wa ba, speaks. The event promises a brief program and hunting related remarks at 23 North Woods.
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E Eastman
Herst
North Woods
Court Update Hints at Tax Policy Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes reference ongoing discussion on taxation and related acts. The legible phrases mention taxes, laws, and a continuation from a prior page, but concrete names, dates, or outcomes are not readable. The snippet suggests a political or legal context without clear specifics.
Professor Boyers Speaks at Uberin Exchange Club Luncheon
Professor Hayden Boyers of the college faculty and Uberin Exchange Club member spoke at yesterday’s luncheon. He described his favorite hobby competitive golf and recounted thrilling moments in golf tournaments he has witnessed.
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Hayden Boyers
Uberin Exchange Club
Stoke
Former Resident O C Crawford Dies in San Diego
Obituary notes the death of O C Crawford, a former resident of Obern, who graduated from the Seminary in 1893. Mentioned are his son Ivan, who died in 1822, and a 1862 graduate from the college. Other items cover local brief notices about exhibitions, talks, and a lecture on the Holy Land titled In the Steps of Paul.
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O. C. Crawford
San Diego
California
Crawford
Obert
Ivan
Robert Blackburn
Obter Coliee
Aten
Washat Koward
TR C
Ard
Aly An
J. He Kittecer
School of Commerce
Tata Talk
Siland
Manetie
Muita Ralk
Holy Land
Pau
Rand Down Opinions On County Program Hearing
During recess, tentative plans outline county actions in New Holland. The court will hear arguments on the cotton process appeal against receivers and condemn private property for use in a clinic project.
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Rand
Couty Tenia
Eric
Taimadze
Georgo
Ano Throuza
Lee Meocotten
Eoure
Yres
Storage Tank Foundations Project AWA In Irrigation Plan
Announcement reveals a new public works project to build storage tank foundations for irrigation water. Lemmerman is named resident engineer and in charge of construction with oversight by PW Lemmerman. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate start soon on a permitted project linked to tax assessment procedures.
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PWA
Lemmermed
Engin Pasnecrom
Lemmerman
Charze
Suer
Rae Heeh
Deaths of John Washke and Theresa Weber in Ohio notices
John Auguste Washke 50 died after a heart attack at 11129 Esse River Street Elyria fledla yesterday afternoon. He lived in Elyria 38 years born October 14 1855 in Amherst and worked for the city. survived by wife Mary R Washke nee Coon sons Witham Theodore and a grandchild and one sister. Funeral Thursday at 2:00 pm Rev Ernst Irion officiating with burial Elmwood Cemetery. Theresa Kihm Weber wife of Peter Weber died at 6:35 pm after a long illness. married fifty one years ago at St Marys Avon. Survived by ten children including Dechant Schneider Kramer and Marcelis with many grandchildren and two sisters and three brothers. services pending at St Marys.
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John 3. Washke
John Auguste Washke
Esse River Street
Elyria
Amherst
Washke
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Eastes
Mary R. Wwashe
Nee Coon
Avon Lake
Theresa
Kihm) Weber
Peter Weber
St. Mary’s Church
Avon
Father Falk
Hors
Tara Dechant
Lakewood
Olive Schneider
Louis
Idgeville
Harry
Jennie Kramer
Elmhherst
Uiiness
Marcelis
Sisteren
Superior
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Clarence
Edward
Mary
Swerth
Overner
Boise
Idaho
Joseph
Leicester
Geom
Ketdatotte
Ind
Lou Nm
Rudolph
Political rally aims at constitutional return in 1936
In a speech echoing fears of government overreach, speakers urged a march back to constitutional freedoms. Campaign plans include open house meetings in Ward 3 with hosts listed, featuring candidates like Judge Rose W. Fuck’s successor and Legionnaire Judes 15. Delegates, including Carl Cullis, outlined campaign strategy as supporters pledged to defend individualism and resist tax agendas.
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Tugwell
Dean Roosevelt
St.cution
Doriesai
Carl Cullis
Ret Y Vcommitee
Judes
Legionnaire
Court of Appeals
Rose W. Fuck
Stetson
E. Rundle
Blaine Street
Foster Dirtem
Kenyon Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Park Avenue
J. George
Eastern Heights Blvd
Cator Hofarad Butler
Park
R. F. Vandemark
Credit Bureau Dinner Meeting Tonight Elections and Talks
The Elyria Credit Rating Bureau will hold its annual dinner at the Elke Club Restaurant at 6 p m with 75 reservations. Three directors will be elected by members to replace Robert Vestal Leroy Ressinger and E W Phillips whose terms expire. Speakers will include the president of the National Retail Credit Association and the credit manager for the Mar Company of Cleveland along with W H Graf longtime secret manager of the Cleveland Credit Men's Company.
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Prominen Cleveland Credit Men
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Elke” Club
Bureau
Io BN
Robert Vestal
Leroy Ressinger
E. W. Phillips
Boys Face Charge Of Stealing Auto
Two boys aged 15 face charges in Oberlin for stealing a car from the Henry Kiermund garage and driving it to Bellevue. They admitted the theft before Judge H C Wilcox and were later released by Bellevue officers before their names were released. The case is set for November 12.
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Gria
Dgven
H.C. Wilcox
Acto Mobila
Henry Kiermund Marage
Oberlin
Bellevue
Aicion
Belleye
Whit
Bere
Court Actions and Divorces in Common Pleas Court
In And About The Court House, Sutlits sues for divorce from Roy Norwalk on neglect grounds. Aura Vohn wins divorce from Charles Vohn for extreme cruelty with $304 alimony and $222.50 weekly child support. Jo W. Bring contests Lena Sring’s will. Clara A. Bloss sued. Lena Sring’s death noted. Clarence Whitney to jury for statutory charge. Findler court imposes $200 assessment.
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Ernice E. Sutlits
Orce
Roy
Norwalk
Common
Aura Vohn
Stop 7
Here
Charles Vohn
D. A. Cook
Jo W
Clara A. Bloss
Lena Sring
Sho
Angus
Common Pleas
Clarence Whitney
Elyria
Gary 3
Findler
Mary Chaplar
World War II era economic pressure hinted in boycott notes
Fragment from a page discusses escalating moves to apply land and economic pressure, urging a boycott of Italian goods and opposition to selling key products to Italy. It notes that targeted sanctions should hurt Italy minimally while protecting export trade, with indications that penalties will be enacted promptly.
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Commien
League Nations
Ital
Teague
Number Five Continues From Page One 66 Stores Closed
The government and fascist organizations imposed strict measures to curb profiteering. About 60 Napies stores were shut for alleged profiteering. Price lists must be posted prominently in all stores and public eating places. Firemen reported a pavement blaze caused by matches during Halloween activity at 244 Columbus Street. The fire was confined to leaves with no damage reported.
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Isis
Columbus Street
Markets Cleveland Livestock Sale Report
Market steady with cattle and calves mixed prices. Prime steers 1259 lb and up. Grass cattle and heifers strong. good cows around 450. Veal and calves weaker. prime veals 11.20 to 15.50. medium to common 8.50 to 9.50. Sheep and lambs active. wooly ewes around 4.00 to 4.10 per 100 weight. hogs steady to lower. Homegrown market reports note broccoli, cauliflower, celery and lettuce price points for local shoppers.
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Cleveland
Merchants Plan Elyria Christmas Lights Start
Elyria merchants' executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce approved lighting the streets for the holiday season. Lights will be turned on November 29 the night after Thanksgiving. Merchants are urged to display first Christmas windows that evening to boost festive atmosphere through Christmas Day. Santa Claus visits will be organized for the season.
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Elyria
Merchans
Santa Claus
LaPorte Man Fined for Reckless Driving in City Court
Horace Beaver of LaPorte was fined three dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster yesterday afternoon. He was arrested about 239 p m Monday police reported.
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Harris Gilbert
Chestnut Street
W. H. Vanoster
Gilbert
East Avenue
Broad Street
Horace Beaver
LaPorte
Demeter Club To Meet Tomorrow With Guest Arthur Dawson
Lorain County Demeter Club members of ex Grange rank will hear Cusyshoga farmer Arthur Dawson speak at 8 p m in Eton Grange hall. Dawson, recently back from abroad, is expected to share experiences. Fourth to sixth degree Grange members are invited, with Dewen's talk and Eaton Grange program. Seventh degree members will participate in the business meeting.
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Lorain County Demeter
Serex In Degree Grange
Arthur Dawson
Cusyshoga County
Eton Grange
Dawson
Dewen
Eaton Grange
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National Broadcasting Company
Noé
Dodge
Floyd A. Noé
New York News
Boyers
Board of Control
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Db. A. Baird
Credit Bureau
Pige
Western Reserve Finance
Court Street
Turner Block
Lorain County Companys
Pascal
Amalt
Demeter Club
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Nalloweer
Budd Worthington
Hotel Newell
West Market
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