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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1934

Page

3

News Of Lorain County Farms and Crimes Unfold

Lorain County pages recount a murder case at Center Univesity with Inspector Lee and reporter Tim Blade chasing a suspect amid suspicious alibis. Mrs Reeves and Jamieson appear in statements as investigators note prints and a missing gun while community notices speak of a fall carnival, fairs, travel, and local visits through September events.

Doneld Reeves Center Unty University Lee Timothy Blade Restes Suly University Row Ralph Lee Ralph Jamieson Jamieson Tim Les Grimes

Hay Santee Acute Northeast Faces Forage Shortage

Ohio farmers show hay surplus in western counties but a deficit in the northeast. Western Ohio reports abundant supplies while northeastern dairymen anticipate high prices and limited buying, with many planning to rely on straw and silage and to trim cattle numbers. Overall forage production stands about 64 percent of average, with a shortfall near 1,229,000 tons.

Ohio Ohio Agricultural Extension Service Gairy Sudan

Farmers urged to arrange for seed corn for next year

New Corn growers with drought damaged crops are urged to secure seed corn now from local stores or neighbors cribs. Officials say most communities have enough good seed locally and emphasize early arrangements as much of the 1933 crop will be fed this winter. Corn under government seal loans will affect seed supply and pricing.

DT. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry Gore

Ohio State Junior Fair honors spread across 80 counties

Grand championships and honors were distributed fairly among over 80 counties at the Ohio State Junior Fair with more than 1000 exhibits in the 4 H club division. Homer Long of Troy won the grand championship in the park arena. Winners came from Montgomery, Athens, Ashland, Miford Center, and other counties in various livestock classes including cattle, sheep, and dairy.

Homer Long Troy Miami Grounts Jersnantown Montgomery County Oxford Cheviot Franklin Fairfield County Athens County Haris Copeland Lurie Heifer Ashland County Roland Bishan Miford Center Titon James Elden Krantz Dover Tuscarawas County Muskingum County Kenneth and Myron Elliott Robert Bey Newton- Vigey

Farmers Favor Crop Control, Davis Says

Chester C. Davis, AAA Administrator, says American farmers are committed to production control under the New Deal and will resist unrestricted output. He cites farmer cooperation in referenda to shape future programs and denies any fixed policy. pig slaughters and cotton plow-up likely not used again, as farmers seek judicious restraint. A nationwide poll in the corn belt will ask whether to continue limiting pig numbers and corn acreage for government benefits.

United Preast Washington Chester C. Davis AAA Davis

4-H Fair Winners Highlight Dairy Livestock and Style

The article notes Irwin Elliott as advisor to the Guernsey and Brown counties teams which placed second and third. Lois Gleason of Cuyahoga won dairy products, Louise McClain of Licking was second, and Louise Goodwin of Putnam third. Van Wart team won livestock judging among 32 entrants, with members Dale Bunton Paul Good and Kenneth Haynes. Lerline Young of Bremen won the style review in a 30- participant contest. Several winners earned trips to national fairs and livestock shows through exhibit excellence.

Irwin Elliott Guernsey Brown Counties Lois Gleason Cuyahoga County Louise McClain Licking Louise Good- Win Putnam van Wart Dale Bunton Paul Good Kenneth Haynes Lerline Young Bremen Fairfield County

Greene County Farmers Expect Higher Income

Greene County farmers anticipate higher income as crops endure the drought with little damage. With rising wheat and bean prices and potential profits from drought distressed dairy under a revised mill marketing plan, farmers expect a fair profit this year.

Greene County Nena. O Greens County

Valley City Briefs Include Local Visits and Social News

Valley City briefs report a flurry of Sunday and Monday visits to Martel and nearby homes. Residents mentioned include Mesa and Mrs. George Wolfe and sons Ril and Toms, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haliek and sons Buddy and John, Mrs. Anna Sehartier, Harry Babb and a friend from Detroit, Fr. Melion, Mrs. George Stebel, Mildred Simms, Sophia Hauck, Clifford Wierth and Miss Margaret Redker, Albert Mellert with a new car, Bertha Schaeffer with David Perkins, and the Frisk family plus Howard and Ray Frisk. Activity notes cover travel, hospital stays, teaching duties, and Labor Day gatherings.

Briefs Valley Ity Mesa George Wolfe Ril Toms Spen Wire Wolfe Martel Carl Haliek Buddy John Billy Tack Bisra Hospital Panty Ann Sehacier Anna Sehartier Harry Babb Netrait Melion George Stebel Mildred Simms Spephia Hauck Cleveland Clifford Wierth Margaret Redker Oak Harbor Sophia Hauck Albert Mellert Bertha Schaeffer David Perkins Youngstown Stambaugh School Frisk Olivia and Marian Frisk Mr. Howard Toledo Ray Frisk Talbor William Grabenstetter

Stork shower honors Mrs Arthur Hauck at home

Clayton Knoble of Cleveland visits at Mr and Mrs E P Stever home. Stork shower hosted by Miss Maude Hauck Mrs Carl Hauck and Mrs Farl Arick with eight bridge tables. High scorers were Mrs Lamar Harper and Mrs Ella Yost. Mrs Tom Hogue of Brunswick consoled. Weekend Labor Day cottage at Chippewa Lake Park for Helen Stoskell Jeanne Schaeffer and Marie Schaeffer. Sam Mack injured in auto collision at Roads 242 and 57 north of Maller Creek. Eberhard of Medina serious condition. Both cars damaged.

Clayton Knoble Cleveland E. P. Stever Maude Hauck Carl Hauck Farl Arick Arthur Hauck Earl Arick Lamar Harper Ella Yost Tom Hogue Brunswick Helen Stoskell Jeanne Schaeffer Marie Schaeffer Chipipewa Lake Park Sam Mack Maller Creek Mack Eberhard Medina Edwin Lasek Esther Lasek Reed McClure Margaret Bay Carrol McClure Haidah Bayer Wood William Steek Lansing Mich Helen Huge Henry Huge Wilber Schueder Lakewood Rey Huge Trene Waa Loretta Sehoeds Norma Reith Paul Schwane Frederick Schwane Armand Hosto Twn Anna Yost

Lagrange Briefs Signal Sept. 4 Events

LAGRANGE Sept 4 Mr and Mrs M E Barr visited Milan Sunday Jeff Davis and son in law from Coldwater Mich were recent business visitors here Mrs W H Knowles has been under doctors care for the past week but is much improved Harmon Sheldon has rented the hotel where he with conduct his real and lumber business Mr and Mrs Mason Powers were dinner guests of relatives in Atwater on Sunday LaMar Gott employed in Pittsburgh has been spending his vacation with Mr and Mrs J Gott Mrs Will Frew and daughter Dorothy of Pittsburgh have also been visiting at the Gott home

Will Hasting FH. O. Merriman Randolph Mason Powers Merle Hastings Jack Leiby Parma Dorothy Welvott Maine Betty Hastings Agnes Kubdushka Frank Welvott J Batesville Indiana Maxine Fre Vermilion I -on-the-Lake Elyria Charles Opler Mary Nugent Larain George Manworthy Oscar Coepfert Abberville Norman Derek Valley City Derek Charles Gross M. A. Stoup Glenn Stoup Homerville Robert Dowdell Cleveland H. M. Dowdell Arthur Kaiser Jane Carol Toledo Frank Walter Litchfield John, Pierce Ernest Duick Sarah Roy Smith Albert Spieth Carl Kaufman Nelson Gross Michigan Horace J. Humin Oswald Mayer Harold Bell Esther Harold Mra Toe Fiest Jemily Blanche Tite Mary James James J. M. Purdy Darton Sarah Ross Walter Fishburn F . Billings 193Rd Camp Lake Shore Olive Hopwood Marie Cornish Walter Cornish George Cornish E. M. Hathaway Sterling Eaton Verne Cornish Gratton Clarence Cowley Columbia Mito Cornish Richard Elvrra Church of Christ Frank Mason Grange Milo Cornish Dover Hopwood Bernard Cowley Elyria Memorial Hospital Maxine Hudson Lagrange M. E. Barr Milan Jeff Davis Coldwater Mich W. H. Knowles Harmon Sheldon Atwater LaMar Gott Pittsburgh J. Gott Will Frew Dorothy Gott

Laf-a-lot Card Club Meets For Hamburg Fry Near Reservoir

East Canton residents and visitors are listed from a past week social, including Mr and Mrs Horace J Humm hosting, with guests from Valley City and local families. Berton Armbruster returns from Cleveland for extended visit with parents. Misses Martha and Hilda Thiele visit sister in Youngstown. Mrs Louis Nilges ill but improving.

Carl Hoover East Canton Hoover Albertt Merer Berton Armbruster Cleveland Fred Armbruster Martha and Hilda Thiele Burlid Heights Lester Reservoir Fare Horace J. Humm Arthur Kaiser Seldon Armbruster Arthur Maxworthy Norman Derck Valley City

Local visitors gather across Amherst Elyria and Oberlin

A string of Sunday calls and visits tied families and friends across Henrietta Amherst Elyria and Oberlin. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Lahift Mr and Mrs S Buswell and others from nearby towns. Newsnotes mention travels to Washington and gatherings at several homes.

Birmingham Briefs Share Social Visits and Local News

Birmingham Sept. 4. Jo Parker hosted friends from Cleveland for a farm social with Miss Mary Hamen Lucille Suellenberger and others attending. Many residents including Lewis Funk family Dr J W Boss and Mrs Emma Qlds traveled to nearby towns while Rev Howard Comstock returned from vacation. Local visitors from Elyria Detroit and Sandusky appear in casual notes of calls and overnight stays.

Birmingham Jo Parker Cleveland South Town Hersei Mary H Men Lucille Helen Nelenberger Lewis Funk Family 4 Elyria Helen Broughton Mabel Ricards Ernest Ambas Sandys George Rogers Fremo Nell Broughton Earl Hunter Ohio State Butler Bay City Mich J. W. Boss Emma Qlds M. A. Ewell Dutridgs Ashland Victor Hostettis Detroit Howard Comstock Fostotla Myra Edgar Christ Kriegan Krieg South Ambers Tha Wilson Lawrence Bougton Karl Avery Rhea Fleming Vermi Ion Arlene Lynch Babara Hillbergz Joe Bickel la Grange Jessie Bergmeye

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Lorain County NORMANMEN@RICKS Walker Wilson Henderson Richt Juanita Leiby Frida Toronto Fair Canada Roy Miller Frances Columbus Dewey Aldrich Paul Seretti WI Bouga Tost Nellie Jackson Mirs Dale Dump Bett Foster Atty George P. Jackson Alonzo Jackson Salem Ore Attorney General’s Office Mis Berkeley Calif England Mae Bridgett New York R. H. Denham Inerrca Lub A. E. Archer Spencer Five Hundred Lucile Campbell Nick Younglas Roy Pearce Archer C. H. Opfer Harley Spicer F. B. Gott George, Jackson Emil Ruth Gleon South Ambherst A. J. Bauer Emma Jackson Elyria Home For the G. G. Leiby Wade Johnson B. L. Wilcox Co. B. Rawson J. H. Curtiss E. L. Adams Fred Freeman Angel Albert Meyer Paul Deas Wallace Court Arthur Kreuck Kreuck Loran Adaline Becker Harold McGugin Leas Laverne Whitney Speyer Arthur Silcox William Jackson Marold Sarah Emmetton Warver Lucille Bor Burgoon Edith Gossard Frank Cook Daughs Frances Oberlin John Bauman Emil Burrichter Arnold Heinzerling Willam Breckmacher Brownhelm Sel Adam Horn Richard Sande Elizanders C. C. Sanders Leon Mapes Gerthe Mapes Flord Ridgeville Hartman Hopauer Jim Holznauer Spe Richard Sander Milton Parrish le Gegenheiover Oho Keck Prussia State of Louis Nichols Helen Kannenburg Elyrian Memorial Hospital Wellington Geor Schmidt Bay Village Elizabeth Anne Schuei Schmidt Steffs Schneider Myron T.errick France Charles Lindbergh Atlantic Sarah Kelloge Cobb Lorain Tallors Walter Fishburne Elsha B. Martin David Sampson W. J. Longdow Locke Clinic Williamsburg W. O H. Giles Montreal Quebec Augusta Portland Boston Mass Albans Syracuse Ithaca Watkins Glen Pennsylvania Roosevelt Maving P. E., Kohl Janet Mary Chariton Alton Hospital Erhart Louis Nilges Henrietta Joe Lahift Amherst S. Buswell Allie Claus Florence Brownhelm Mary Chapin Frank Harr Louis Delefield George Delefield Martha Peter Delefield Belefield Road Earl Sanders Mattie Sanders Robert Snedden Washington, D. C Fred Latteman Mary Vivian Theodore Ries Harold Buchs Shirley Sanford Wiggins Ray Brown Frank Berg Charles Lawrence Owosso Anna Katharine Lynch Emory Doerr Pontiac Micha Barbara Hilberg John Born Hidgothe Sam Jagusch Lester Husted Corrine Lbs Peabody C. E Peabody Reuben Fekley Charlin Martha Bauman Ruth Date Fred Bauman Katié Weidman Twila Harold Bucks Albert Rousset Nelson Stanford Berea Walter Walker N. Walker Harold Coates Eliza Sanders Harry Thompkins Jay Parker Mary Hamen Lucile Suellenberger Sandusky Anthony Neidie Loig Norwalk Jennie Carter John Darby Joe Bonzeck Alfred Yingling Bee Osca Olsen Lorai William Opperman Zolte Dudash David Grainger
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