Four-H Clubs to Exhibit Projects in Lorain County
Three Lorain County communities plan fairs to showcase youth club work from the past summer. Carlisle Township clubs exhibit tonight at Carlisle Grange Hall with a special program. Brownhelm Four-H Fair is set for September 14 at Brownhelm School, with one boys and two girls clubs plus entertainment and demonstrations. Markley clubs hold exhibits on September 2 and 22 at Markley School. Also noted is a separate report about Harold Rhodes, involved in a truck accident in Paris, Ohio, with police and investigation details following.
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Lorain County
Carlisle Township
Carlisle Grange Hall
Brownhelm School
Markley
Markley School
Cordial Etymology From Latin Heart Meaning
The word cordial derives from a Latin term meaning heart and has long signified warmth or friendliness. This linguistic root traces through historical usage to describe comforting beverages and genial manners.
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Cordial Comes
Local Theft and Fines Reported in Tusparage and Elsvna
John Dowdall of 430 Jefferson street reported a battery stolen from his car while parked in Tusparage, likely Monday night. Donald Roots of Elsvna was fined 50 dollars plus costs for illegal possession of liquor after Mayor W H Vanoster's afternoon ruling. Roots arrested by Faireman BE L Oldag and C E Parker following a search on August night, two gallons of liquor found in his car.
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John Dowdall
Jefferson Street
Wayor Donald Roots
Elsvna
W. H. Vanoster
Root
BE. L. Oldag
C. E Parker
Augus
Red
Car overturns injuring Grattan man
William Marsh of Grattan sustained severe injuries from a car rollover after a collision at East Avenue and Broad Street around 7:50 AM today. Police say Marsh was treated at Memorial Hospital for multiple cuts and possible facial injuries. The other vehicle was driven by Leroy Crowell of 133 Harvard Avenue.
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Grafton
William Marsh
Grattay
East Avenue
Broad Street
Marsh
Memoerial Hospital
Sergea Arthur Hurd
Macane
Leroy Crowell
Harvard Avenue
Noel Coward Narrowly Escapes Sinking Cruise
Noel Coward escaped a wrecked pleasure cruise off Corsica after a gale struck the vessel. One crew member was reported drowned while Coward, stranded, telegraphed for funds and departed for Nice aboard a steamer.
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Ile Rousse
Corsica
Noel Coward
Coward
Nice
Methods Of Fighting The Chinch Bug For Lorain County Farmers
Lorain County farmers face crop damage from chinch bugs and seek guidance for next year. County agent C J Hummel reports Ohio entomologists recommend sowing dense wheat stands in fields with corn, leaving ample seed, and burning fence rows to destroy bug harborage. Weather in May and June will largely determine the bug impact, even if winter destruction is substantial.
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Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
Ohio
Await Fly Free Date Before Sowing Wheat
Lorain Counts farmers await the official fly free date to sow wheat safely from Hessian fly damage. Ohio entomologists say statewide dates vary from September 21 to October 5, with peak risk in counties like Huron, Erie, Seneca, Wood, and Putnam.
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Lorain
C. Hemmel
Ohio
Huron
Eris
Seneca
Wood
Putnam
Hummel
Ashtabula
Lawrence County
Onto Agricultural Experiment Station
Mortgage Relief Group To Meet
Lorain County Mortgage Relief Committee members appointed by Governor White will meet next Tuesday night to review new mortgage problems submitted by owners seeking advice. Led by George Cotton the panel offers guidance to those insolvent in mortgage matters and urges submissions to Oren before the meeting so problems can be considered.
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Lorain County
Oren
Entomologists advise mixed crops to curb chinch bugs
State entomologists warn serious damage possible if weather favors chinch bug development. Farmers should avoid corn and small grain incompatibilities, plant legumes in thinly infested areas, and use mixtures to protect corn and reduce bug numbers. A Franco-Prussian War balloon anecdote follows with sailors and acrobats.
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Timothr
Paris
Emma Kaufman Leads Young Women's Christian Work in Teos o apan
Miss Emma Kaufman of dhener Ontario heads the Young Women's Christian association efforts in Teos o apan since 1912. This summer she hosted a college group touring the United States and Japan, arranging their itinerary and fostering a sympathetic view among Japanese-American students. Her residence funds dozens of Japanese girls to study in the United States, with dean entertainment organized by Mass Miya Santomiyа, secretary and UC graduate.
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Emma Kaufman
Dhener
Ontario
Young Women’s Christin Association
Teos O
Apan
Earr College
United States
Japan
Dur- Kaufmans
Miya Santomiya
University of California
Tokio
YWCA
Turk Saved By Red Tape In Istanbul Case
Osman Gi, accused of murdering his sweetheart, remains in Istanbul under a quarantine like restraint. Authorities say red tape may delay his fate for weeks or months as legal procedures unfold.
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Turk
Istanbul
Osman Gi
Not Guilty Plea in Reckless Driving Case at Court House
George Prochaska of Cleveland pleaded not guilty to reckless driving when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro and released on a £100 cash bond pending a hearing Monday at 2 PM. The arrest stemmed from a warrant by Sam Provenza of Lorain linked to an auto wreck on Lake Road August 25.
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George Prochaska
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
Mondas
Sam Provenza
Lorain
Lake Road
Formal Opening To Be Held For Municipal Plant
Oberlin officials plan a formal opening of the new municipal light plant on September 27 28 and 29 as part of the Street Fair. A council committee will coordinate with business leaders to organize invitations for local officials and nearby towns. The plant will soon finish meter installation and start testing, with about 425 meters set up to date. The meeting also approved pool room and bowling alley closing hours and license fees, effective December 1, with a midnight closing time.
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Oberlin. Q
Operon
Wandened
Oberlin
To Village
Sable
Business Mews Club
Connect
Betas
Solicitors
Midweek Discussion Group Meets Tonight at James Brand House
The waiou midweek discussion group meets this evening at 7 80 under M M Brammer to discuss Council resolutions and findings from June meetings, with copies distributed to attendees. Channon reunion held Sunday and Monday at 108 East College Street with Reverend William Channon and family, former Ocean Island missionaries, now back in Oberlin to educate their children. recent moves include Boston and the Philippine Islands where he served as dean of Silliman Bible School.
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Waiou
James Brand House
M. M Brammer
Channon
East College Street
Irving Channon
Boston
Ocean Island
Medronesia
Oberim
Philippine Islands
Silliman Bible School
William Channon
Reunion Atones for Ties Family at Wagner Grove
The annual reunion of the Ties family at Wagner’s Grove near Wellington drew 45 guests Sunday September 2. Honored guest Mrs Lucy Stone former Aberlie resident now of Canton marked her 95th birthday August 19. Attendees came from Cleveland Birmingh am South Amherst Elyria and Oberlin. A noon church service was followed by a business meeting electing Harry MacDonald president Wilbur Waid secretary Carl Iyes treasurer and Charles Cornett entertainment. Ice cream and cake ended the afternoon with plans for next year.
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Wilbur Waid
Carl Iyes
Charles Cornett
Cotton Garment Workers Strike Planned Across Industry
The International Ladies' Garment Workers Union votes to strike 50,900 workers in the cotton garment sector on October 1 as a presidential order cuts hours from 40 to 36 weekly and boosts pay about 10 percent. Strikes expected to grow to 125,000 to 175,000 workers, many in the Middle West. The decision is not subject to union member approval. The October 1 date aligns with the order taking effect.
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New York
International Ladies’Garment Workers Union
Ocober
Middle West
General Eporutive Board
General strike turmoil grips mills across states
As nationwide textile walkouts continue, about 1800 workers remain in play while four South Carolina mills are guarded. In Georgia Gov Talmadge resists troop calls amid violence in Trion and Augusta. Nationwide closures push 111,745 workers to walk out or be idle. Union leaders decry coercion as mills press for labor peace.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Trion
Augusta
United Press
New England
South
Francis J Gorman
New York
George A Sloan
Cotton Code Authority
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Trends Report
Cleveland produce markets show steady markers for mathet and white stock with price details across vegetables and meats. Livestock in Toledo and Chicago quotes list cattle, calves, lambs, hogs with steady to firm bids, while grain values and produce prices surface in regional quotes from Cleveland, Toledo, and Chicago markets.
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Cleveland
Ioc
Sprangers
Springers Les
Springers
Brewers
New Jersey
Ohio
Roy Pitt
Auction to settle estate at Mitchell and Sprague roads
Public sale of farm implements and household goods to settle Fred Ohmes estate. Items include grain binder grain drill mower corn planter cultivators harrows wagon scales seed drill and about 5 acres of corn with fodder. Sale at 12 30 P M Saturday September 1934 near Columbia Station Elyria auctioneers Clayton H Sooy phone 2698.
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Fred Ohmes
Mitchell Road
Sprague Road
Columbia Station
Field’s Corners
West View
Sale Forest Ohmes
Clayton H. Sooy
Elyria
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Harold Rhodes
Roehl Ou
Cerelend Road
New York Central Railroad
Rhodes
True
Bradfield Co
Atlanta. Ga
Court Street
Elyria Hotel
Mildred
Phillips
Leo Philps
Brassnes
Evelba Sehweder
Rreuard Schweder
Common Pleas Court
Frances Pierce
Clarence Pierce
Spain
Cathering Minnich
Robern Bragefer
Ivolving G
Common Eourt
Ana Inabolu
Osn
Inebolu Police
Ministry of Ineriar
Istanbul Autocr.iles
Obs
Inebolnan
Nazmie Hanum
Anatolia
Welse
Wiliam
Middletown
Roovert Eglin
Penfield
Lewis Lau
Rocwester
Georges Morrgan
Rochester
Ind
Irving &H “Hannon
Detroit
George Hallauer
Athert
Oxford
Flo
Frank Beckwith
Paul Davey
BE. Miller
Ralph
Washington
P. C Colegrove
Wolfe Island
Colegrove
J. W. Hill
Frank Huggins
Buffalo, N. Y
Harold Weiss
New York City
Mark Weiss
South Main Street
Wall Frew
Dorothy
Gorman
United Teble Workers of America
Ufe
Dreamland
Toledo Ghain
Toledg
O Sept
Il Pi
Chicago
Craane
Rock Arollers
Dieter
Roosters l
Sytimg Ducks
Department of AL Culture
Torel
BysMel Basket
AL Lahiff
Crystal Rock
East Ave
Fishers
the O' Donnell Paint & & Wall Paper Co. Co
At Street
Geo. R. Allen & Son “General Insurance
Swaggers
The
Elyria Fur Shoppe Inc
Middle Ave
Elyria, Ohio
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