Fruit Committee Joins Economy Cooking School Effort
Lorain County fruit committee agreed to cooperate with the county extension service for the economy cooking school set for October 16 and 11. Growers will provide fruit growth information and demonstrations will cover canning county farm products. A pruning demonstration may follow in November while leaves remain on trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Fruit Committee
County Agricultural Extension Services
Belef
New Wheat Production Adjustment Contracts Discussed
Agricultural Administration officials explained new four year wheat production adjustment contracts to local allotment committees and county agents. The meeting aimed to inform cooperative agents and committee members about contract provisions and seedings based on the new terms, with further details to be shared at a Wright County gathering tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora
C. I. Hummsi
Asrocultural Extension Ager
Lorsin
Fligton
Probe
Conciliator Ordered to Act in Dispute
A. L. Faulkner, conciliator, urged by Edward F. McGrady to intervene in the three month standoff between the Cleveland Newspaper Guild and the Lorain Journal. The move follows guild requests and aims to reopen negotiations with publisher Samuel A. Horvitz. Horvitz was unreachable, delaying talks. The dispute began March 10 when Lorain unit members were marked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Faulkner
United States Department of Labor
Edward F. McGrady
Labor
Cleveland
Lorain Journal
Ghild
Gund
Wadse Gerici
McGrady
Samuel A. Horvitz
Journal
Horvitz
Lorain
Guild
Fishing License Ignored 70 Years Before Arrest
In Pittston Pennsylvania B M Trauger fished without a license for seven decades and refused to pay the five dollar fee calling it a money making scheme He faced a $10 fine and court costs for the offense at Lake Winola Trauger said he would appear in court to plead the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
B. M. Trauger
Lake Winola
Trauger
Meanest thief at work in Concord steals glasses
Concord, New Hampshire, reports a theft targeting William Canty, age 55, who is partially blind and unemployed. The thief nabbed specially fitted glasses, highlighting a troubling assault on a vulnerable resident. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
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Concord, N. H
Concord
William Canty
Beet yields lost wedding ring in Toledo garden
Mrs. Leola Dish gathered beets at her Belmore home when she found a bright gold wedding ring around a beet stem. The ring had been lost three years ago, completing a long search for its owner.
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Toledo
Leola Dishon
Belmore
Probations Denied for Two Men in Robbery Case
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook refused probation for Paul Yuhas of Lorain and Emil Chura of Huntington after robbery charges. They received indeterminate sentences at Mansfield reformatory. Willam Welk of Wellington was also considered for probation but disposition was deferred until Monday while a juvenile court case related to a gas station robbery proceeded.
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Paul Yuhas
Lorain
Emil Chura
Huntington
Robbe
D. A. Cook
Mansfield Reformatory
Willam Welk
Wellington
Yuhas
Chura
Conurt
Ruling Of Interest To Rabbit Hunters
A state conservation official issued a ruling restricting rabbit hunting to specific dates and hours. Rabbit, hare, and fox hunting may occur from November 13 to January 14 with limited daily bag limits and time windows, subject to local regulations and daylight restrictions.
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Warner
Lawrenra Werthell
State Conservation Com
Storer
Barber Enters Not Guilty Plea in Barber License Case
O. H. Biinzley a barber at 665 Loci street pleaded not guilty to a violation of barber regulations. Arraigned before Mayor W. H. Vanoster this morning, his trial was set for next Friday. He was arrested on a warrant sworn by Carl Hartman state inspector for barber shops for lacking proper certificate and tools as required by law.
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O. H. Biinzley
Loci Street
W. H. Vanoster
Carl Hartman
Death Record of Mrs Jessie Grills Widow of Thomas Grills
Mrs Jessie Grills a widow died at her daughter’s home on Columbus Street Wednesday at 4 15 p m. Born in Canada March 3 1861 she lived in Elyria eighteen years coming from Camden Survived by daughters Mrs Bertha Rosenthal Mrs Albert Youngless both of Elyria Mrs Arthur Horning of Fremont Mrs Orne Siansueid Oberlin and Ervin Griffs Norwalk 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Sons Arthur and Howard Grills preceded her in death Body moved to Nichols Funeral Home to 250 Harrison Street Friday for service Saturday at 2 p m from the home of Mrs Anna Grills Klassen Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery
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Jessie Grills
Jare Thomas Grills
Albert Young Celumbus
Canada
Elyria
Camden
Grills
Bertha Rosenthal
Albert Youngless
Arthur Horning
Fremont
Orne Siansueid
E Oberlin
Som
Ervin Grifts
Norwalk
Crawnchildren
Arthur
Howard Grills
Nichols Funeral Home
Harrison Street
Anna Grills Klassen
Buria
Ridgelawn
Cematerr
Theft of cigarettes reported on Route 20
The sheriff's department reports theft of an $12 million quantity of cigarettes from Route 20. Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau said the theft occurred Wednesday night and A. L. Becker reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa Rep Sheriff's Department
A. L. Becker
Pr ‘Or
Gerald Nau
Obituary notices and local updates from Oberlin area
Obituary reports James Augustine Morris aged 79 died at his sister Eva Guide's home in Oberlin after two months illness. The notice lists Morris's New Jersey origins and family connections. The roll of local actions includes tonsil surgery on Kathleen Rosecrans, travels by Professor Pierce, and visits between relatives in Genoa Kalamazoo and Oxford Florida, with multiple residents returning home after trips or hospital experiences.
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Oberlin
James Augustine Morris
Eva M. Guide
Elmwood Playa
Mares
Port Playsiot
New Jersey
New London
Sen
Wilbur Hallauer
Oxford
Florida
Kathleen Rosecrans
North Pleasant Street
Allen Hospital
R. EL Wolff
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wolff
J. EL Wickler
P. &. Pierce
Morgan Street
Maine
B. W. Porter
Iwe Sans
Genoa
SS. J. Kelly
Maya Porter
Dorothy Jane Hartsy
Rules On Sales Tax On School Books
Columbus Attorney General opinion states books sold by the Board of Education directly to pupils at cost with a markup are taxable. The ruling notes salaries for a salesperson do not remove sales from taxation if profit is earned. supplementary reading books are treated similarly.
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Columbus
Board of Education
Joan W. Brick
Ted
Labor Union To Meet At Columbus Hall
Federal Labor Union No 18 443 announces a regular meeting to be held at Columbus Hall. The notice states the gathering will take place today with members urged to attend and discuss ongoing labor matters.
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Federal
Kaumbus Hall
Anna
Court filings report minor civil suit and name changes
Garnet Roush files a $4.20 claim against a local company for services in a small civil action. A separate note records a name change from Het a yete fat Lara to Duckett following a domestic matter involving a dog incident. city court proceedings are noted without detail.
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Garnet Roush
Se Springsteen Medisas Company
Maria
Lara
Astendany
Crossword puzzle clippings piece hints and jumbled clues
A fragmented crossword item presents scattered clues and partial letter hints. It mentions across and down entries with odd spellings and merged phrases, referencing themes like regions, companies, colors, and metaphoric terms. The readable parts include attempts at place names and organizational labels amid garbled text.
Huntington Briefs: Weekend Travels and Local Visits
Huntington residents recount Labor Day weekend events with relatives and friends in nearby towns. People mentioned include Consuella Weyer, Marion Crite, Hart Leininger, Lloyd Burkett, John Burkett, J C Rapking, Violet and Betts Sons, Hazel Koons, Frank Rickard, Hartington, Art Drap, C C Linas, Homer Howard, Pred Alen, Rath MissEvalyn, Smott family, D G Ratt, Albert Krage, George Gott, O H Dirlam, Jeanette Donnell, Parker, Lat Nova, Akron, and Ralph Kraze, noting visits, gatherings, and vacations across Ohio communities.
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Huntington
N Weyer
Consuella
Liord
Marion Crite
Hart Leininger
Ted. Balliol
West Salem
Detroit
Windsor
Bryan
Lloyd Burkett
John Burkett
J.C. Rapking
Carolyn
Usch
Wheeling
Hannibal
Monroe
Raphing
Vada
Violet and
Betts Sons
Wellington
Hazel Koons
Frank Rickard
Chatham
C. Cc. Linas
Hartington
LC. Crile
Dan and Fieyd Welch
Riv Corners
Spencer
C A Ruger
Mne
Homer Howard
Laurange
Pred Alen
Rath
Evalyn
Cleveland
Smott
Burn Denzen
L. C. Cri
Johnson Crite
John Ginzerhr
Glen
Helen
Georges Larsen
Grane Crile
Wrron
Boise
Ralph Kraze
Wie Falls
Enfield Farm Club Plans Needlework Lesson and Dinner
The Enfield Farm Woman's Club will meet September 10 at 10 o'clock with Miss Bird presenting an Italian Hemost art lesson. Members should bring their own table service for a no-dish-washing policy, and a covered dish dinner is planned at noon. Local guests were entertained at the Lewis Jones home and attended the Cherry Corners Park Reunion, with several visitors from Michigan and Cleveland staying through Tuesday.
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Penfield
Farm Woman's Club
Miss Bird
Toa
Lewis Jones
Sarah
Katharine
Wandel
St. John
Mich
Carl Hicks
Donald
Lansing
Michigan
Cherry Corners
Lodi
Tax base broadening boosts recovery hopes in bill
The article notes rising taxes since 1929 with a shift toward higher income and large estate levies. It says the new bill targets incomes over 350,000 and estates above 40,000, reducing these consumers' tax share by about five percent. The author expresses satisfaction at conditions allowing further substantial recovery.
Porches, Talks, and Birthday Cheer Across Grafton
Grafton notes a porch party at Mrs. A Ryder in honor of Miss Viola Lawson set to depart for New York City studies. The event features photos, music, Bible talk, and refreshments. Also covered are local visits, family gatherings, travel to Cleveland and Elyria, and Hilo resident H E Kalgey turning 84 with requests for birthday postcards.
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Grafton
A Ryder
Viola Lawson
New York City
da- Wail
A. M. Ewers
de Lawson
Susan Cragin
Mabel Durkee
Warren Cragin
Lara
H. Schultz
Herbert Wick
Gloria
Gertrude
Ruth Wick
Harver Ruse
Richard
Elyria
A. E Menned
Nichols
Mennel
Cleveland
Lawson
M. FE
Cleveland Live Stock Market Prices Across Varied Goods
Market report from Cleveland Livestock and Terminal Market shows firm to lower values on cattle, calves, and hogs with steers around 1200 pounds pricing, and mixed quotes for ducks, fowl, lambs, and sheep. Grain and feed commodities list corn, wheat, oats, hay, and mill feeds with prices per bushel or ton, noting market strength in calves and softer notes on some feeds.
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Cleveland
Ohalee
Cleveland Grain
Patrowild Milling Co
Timothy Noood
Freds
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Cleveland City Hospital
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Martha Seckt
H. E. Kalgey
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