Wheat growers form Wellington Huntington group for acreage cut
Wellington and Huntington Township wheat producers elected a committee led by Fred Mohns to enforce a 3 percent acreage reduction as urged by the government. J C Rapking and L W McConnell also serve on the committee. Other meetings for poultry towns were scheduled next week to finalize the wheat adjustment program.
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Lorain County
Wellington and
Huntington
Fred Mohns
Wellington- Huntington
J. C. Rapking
L. W. McConnell
Pittsfield
Russia
Eaton Town Hall
Avon
Ridgeville
Eaton
Columbia
Ripton School
Henrietta
Camden
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Gasoline Tanks Take Fire At Toledo
A gasoline explosion at the Mona Motor Oil Company Front Street refinery district Toledo injured one man and endangered the neighborhood. Three tanks holding about 30,000 gallons ignited after the blast as Joe Mills, 40, burned while shutting off a gasoline line pump following tank overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Mona Motor Oil Company
Front Street
Joe Mills
Governor Vetoes Parts of Expense Bill in Columbus
Governor White vetoed parts of the Hern er bill appropriating 63300 for expenses tied to the legislative session. Items struck include printing paper and binding 10000 committee expense 5000 communications 5000 and wages of employees 5000. Approved items were House expenses including mileage 3100 and Senate expenses including mileage 15000.
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White Colubbus, CO
White
Herner
House
Senate
Hospitals urged to join NRA consumer program
National hospital association members urged to adopt NRA consumer status to leverage their $500 million yearly buying power. Although no hospital code exists under the National Industrial Recovery Act, officials expect one soon and advocate wage increases and shorter hours. Hospital staff currently average 46 hours weekly, and a forthcoming code may set a 48 hour maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olution
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
National Recovery Administration
National Association
Last Week of Organization Meetings Ends Sept 25
The text notes next week is the final week for organization meetings and that no applications for contracts will be accepted after September 25.
Oberlin Graduates Married in Chapel
Oberlin Ohio Sept 16 Two Oberlin College graduates were married in Fairchild chapel with Rev P L Curtiss officiating. Bride Bonnie Boone Day of Middletown wed James Weils Griswold of Shaker Heights. They will reside in Cambridge Massachusetts where he attends Harvard Business School.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Fairchild Chapel
Bonnie Boone
James Weils Griswold
Shaker Heights
P. L. Curtiss
Garretsville
Mary Margaret Rhodes
Connersville
Jean Dar
Erwin Griswold
Washington, DC
Wm, Brown
Robert Wilson
Clevaland
Herschel Dar
Middletown
Oberlin Carnegie Library
Griswold
James H. Griswold
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Harvard School of Business Administration
Sunday Services In The Churches In Oberlin and Nearby
Sunday services listed for First Church in Oberlin with Rev James Austin RichardsD D leading nine forty five church school and eleven sermon Growing Up with special music Freshman Sunday Also First Methodist church with Rev C F McBride nine forty five church school eleven sermon and Christ Church Episcopal with Rev L E Daniels rector evident schedule and remarks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. Gaylord James
O. P. Badger
Christian Science Society
East Oberlin Community Church
P. D. Hubbard
Sacred Heart Church
Geo. F. Martin
First Church
Oberlin
James Austin Richards
D. D
First Methodist Church
C. F. McBride
Christ Church
Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Russia To Buy More Cotton From U S
New York September 16 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation plans a second credit to the Russian government totaling 60 to 75 million dollars for American cotton copper and aluminum. RFC chairman Jesse H Jones met Amtorg officials to finalize terms with interest rate maturity and cash payment details. The first Amtorg purchase will be 500000 bales of cotton and other U S products will be involved. RFC previously granted 4.3 million last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Herald-Tribune
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
Peter A. Bogdanov
Amtorg Trading Corporation
A. Rosenshelo
Atmtorg
Atmtorg. the Jeal
Amtory
Death Record for Zoe E. Gilson in Elyria Ohio
Zoe E. Gilson 65 widow of G W Gilson Sr died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 3 20 AM after a long illness She lived most of her life in the county She was an Emmanuel Lutheran Church member One son Harold E Gilson survives Funeral from Sudro Funeral Home to Stop 11 Lake Avenue Sunday with calling hours Burial in Garfield Cemetery Amherst CO John Becker died at his Spring Street home Born in Germany he came to America in 1872 He was a Amherst resident carpenter Surviving three sons Ernst and George Amherst John Elyria one stepdaughter Mrs Charles Klingbeil Lorain eighteen grandchildren twelve great grandchildren one brother Ernst Becker Cleveland and one sister Mrs Katherine Rahn Chicago Funeral arrangements incomplete
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Thomas Jefferson Turner
Thomas Jeferson Turner
T. J. Turner
East Lorain Street
Toledo
Harver Woods
Thomas Dudier
Richmond
Violet Turner
Chicago
Roger and Earl Turner
Detroit
Giena Turner
Oberlin
Russell Turner
Tuskeges
Alabama
Sedseman Funeral
Zoe E. Gilson
G. W. Gilson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gilson
Emmanuel Luther_an
Harold E. Gilson
Sudro Funeral Home
Lake Avenue
Harold Sayles
Garfield Cemetery
Amherst. CO
Jno. Becker
Spring St
Germany
America
Amherst
Ernst Becker
George Becker
John Becker
Elyria
Charles Klingbeil
Lorain
Cleveland
Katherine Rahn
Berker
Hurricane disturbance prompts inland retreat along Mid-Atlantic coast
The tropical system causes coastal residents from Virginia to North Carolina to move inland as powerful winds and heavy seas threaten shorelines. In Norfolk Portsmouth area, after a prior hurricane, officials urged Willoughby Beach and Ocean View residents to evacuate inland while outer bands lashed Wrightsville Beach and Wrightsville Sound.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Norfolk-Portsmouth
Willoughby Beach
Ocean View
Wrightsville
N. C
Wrightsville Sound
Hurricane kills 32 in Mexico and damages border area
A hurricane on September 16 battered the Mexican coast near Tampico causing 32 deaths and vast property damage. The storm struck Vera Cruz Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon, cut communications, flooded districts along the Panneco River, and forced rail shutdowns as winds and rainfall inundated Tampico before veering toward interior states.
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Mexico City
Texas
Tampico
Pantteo River
Vera Cruz
Tamaulipas
Nuevo Leon
Haasteca Resina
San Luis Potosi
Carrizos
Tamauli- Pas
Brownsville
Tex
Revolutionists Defame Civilization They Live Within
A critic contends that revolutionists viciously defame the very society whose benefits they enjoy, portraying the civilization around them as corrupt while reaping its advantages. The remark underscores tension between dissent and gratitude in political discourse.
Amherst women host WBA and circle events in October plans
Amherst reports detail a Woman's Benevolent Association meeting at Mrs A H Fullmer's home with remarks by district deputy Helen Sawyer about financial changes and a rally invitation for Elyria on October 10. Other items note Good Deeds class social, Circle One bridge event with top prizes, and church services changes due to pastor's conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Amherst
Woman‘s Beneft Association
A. H. Fullmer
North Ridgerd
J. B. Avery
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
Elyria
Julia Boughton
W. J. King
Lorain
Alice McMasters
Texas
Charities Guild
Gustorn
Charles Sabiers
Margaret Earl
Lucy Roemer
H. A. Monger
Adam Schroeder
Betty Lou
W. Grugel
George Hollingsworth
Ella Jaeger
Elyria Av
Reformation Service Planned by County Lutherans
A county Lutheran joint service is set for Sunday November 5 at the Public School auditorium with special music by a county orchestra directed by Frank Krugman and a mass chorus Amherst brief notes mention local visitors and illnesses among Amherst residents including Mrs O F Witte Mrs Julia Boughton and Mrs Vv J King Lorain visitors Mr and Mrs John Croll and Mrs George Hahn of Oberlin visited Amherst friends last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krugman
Amherst
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
O. F. Witte
Cleveland-av
Julia Boughton
Vv. J. King
John Croll
Lorain
George Hahn
Oberlin
Walter Bergenheim
Ludolfph Kreeger
V. J. King
Endurance Driver Ends 100 Hour Elyria Drive Tonight
Swanee Earl Chamberlain ends a 100 hour endurance drive at 8 PM in front of the Sederis Restaurant on Broad Street Elyria after seeking to beat a 116 hour record. He cites fatigue nerves and a wrist injury as factors and plans a post drive meal at the Hotel Newell grill room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanee
Earl Chamberlain
Elyria
Sederis
Broad Street
Chamberlain
Bight
Newell
Todar
Spencer Band Set to Play at Sullivan Tonight
The Spencer band of 25 pieces will present a reform concert at Sullivan this evening. This marks the second Sullivan appearance of the band this season. The group plans to organize a male chorus for concert work next season, directed by Edwin M. West of Elsina. Local singers from Spencer and nearby towns will be invited to join.
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Spencer
Sullivan
Edwin M. West
Elsina
How Does 1934 Look To You Readings Offer Relief
Elaine Williams speaks of reader letters and coupons as relief during tough times. Numerology guides many executives and officials, shaping daily life according to numbers. Readers are urged to send coupons and solicit family participation, via the Chronicle-Telectam service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Williams
Elaine H. Williams
Unclear Birth Notice Claimed by Elaine Williams
A clipped line requests full birth name with month date and year, plus a present signature, address, and stamped self addressed envelope with ten cents for clerical costs. Appears in Elaine H Williams Chronicle Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine H. Williams
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Raises Four-H Delegation To Five Members
Lorain County's group to the Ohio State Four-H Club Congress at Ohio State University was increased to five delegates today after another local organization agreed to sponsor a representative and cover expenses. Three girls and two boys were selected due to strong Four-H work, with each club submitting one candidate.
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Lorain County
Ohio State
Columbua
Ohio State University
Oleova Wise
Belden Jolly Jo's
Margaret Burkley
Ridgeville Nappy Hours
Maude Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Raymond Grille
Russia Township
Little Bix Seven
Alex Moore
Brownheim BB Club
County Grange
Wellington Grange
Wellington American Legion
Axericultural Committee
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Lorainounty Farm Bureau
Columbus
Brownhelm Four-H Fair Draws Large Crowds and Exhibits
A large crowd at Brownhelm School gathered for the annual Brownhelm Four-H Fair. More than 250 friends and relatives watched 15 boy exhibits plus a calf and a sheep shown earlier at other fairs. Demonstrations covered hens for production, pig and calf selection, and calf care. Girls' clubs presented a style revue and table setting demo. Music by Brownhelm High School band and a Four-H film accompanied the event. Joseph Fichter, assistant state director of education, delivered the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm Township
Brownahelm School
Wellington
Lorain
Brownhelm High School
Joseph Fichter
Court Roundup At And About The Court House
George Corrier, back from Canton, to be arraigned before Justice Petro on charges of operating an automobile without the owner’s consent with 500 bond set. Marie Ryt of Lorain sues S A Kolbe for 4466 on promissory note. Foreclosure of Lorain property sought. Roy W Smith divorces Mildred B Smith on gross neglect, decree by Judge W B Thompson. Arthur Aflen of Elyria sues J D Aflen of Ridgeville for 1936 on petroleum products. Cleveland Trust Co sues Sue Elgin et al. for 4099 on promissory note. Foreclosure of Ridgeville property asked.
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George Corrier
Canton
Joseph Petro
Marie K. Ryt
Lorain
S. A. Kolbe
Roy W. Smith
Mildred B. Smith
W. B. Thompson
Cleveland Trust Company
Sue Elgin Et al
Ridgeville
Golf match continued as Dunlap extends lead over Marston
Number three continued from page one recounts Dunlap increasing his advantage to four with a par five and later Birdie work for Marston to close gaps. The tale follows drives, approach shots, and multiple putts as both players navigate hazards and long greens toward the turn and beyond.
Cleveland Markets Report Prices and Receipts for Produce
Cleveland markets show New Jersey potatoes at 4.00 per sack and mixed greens, with yellow corn, white oats, and hay quotes from local exchanges. Updates include farm receipts, grain and flour quotations, egg and poultry notes, and weekly arrivals across Washington Missouri New York and California origin items.
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Cleveland
New Jersey Cubs
Olio
Awek
Ldiuho Buss
Peter eNtran Gil
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
U. S
Minnesota
Hollandale
Omar Best
Washington
Missouri
New York
Colorado
California
Texas
Henry Dews
Lemons
Onions—Milne
Michigan
Peaches
Pears
Peasdaho
Maine
Lorain County 4-H Girls Receive Grades at State Fair
At the Junior Ohio State Fair in Columbus, 17 Lorain County 4-H Club girls were graded on exhibits. Eight displayed school dresses they made, with Roberta Ingersoll an A and several others earning Bs and Cs. Seven showcased afternoon dresses in club work, with Eleanor Herchler and Eleanor Munn earning Bs and Mildred Pallas and Helen Smith Cs. Two girls exhibited complete outfits and each received a C.
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Urides
Lorain County
Columbus
County Agricultural Extension Service
The
Fair Management
Roberta Ingersoll
Doris Portman
Edith Hudson
Grace Miller
Donna Stinchcomb
Dorothy Lautz
Aldine Palmer
Gertrude Hobbs
Statewide Auto License Tax Distributed In Lorain Area
In a state wide distribution of nearly 2 000 000 of automobile license tax announced today by John P Brennan motor vehicle commissioner Lorain county received 2 371 62 Elyria 285 50 and Lorain city 384 75
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Brennan
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain City
Funeral services for Dave Die trick in Wellington
Wellington holds funeral services at the Universalist church in Baker's Crossing for Dave Die trick, with burial in the church cemetery. Rev. C. W. Recard of Wellington to conduct the rites on Sunday at 2 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Dietrick
Wellington
Universalist
Baker's Crossing
C. W. Recard
Notable golfing duel described in pin and putt details
The report details Linlap as 5 up after a 10th hole par 4, Tanlap leading 4 up. George drives straight, stops eight feet from the cup on his second. his first putt misses by four inches while he takes eight percent. Marston hits a solid drive but scuffs turf and fails to hole out. his second leaves a short putt six feet away, which he misses by one inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Marston
Dunian
Danlap
Daniap
George
Tanlap
City Garden Plots Help Elyria Poor Relief Program
The city manages over five hundred small potato and garden plots grown largely by relief labor. Crops have been scientifically tended with seven potato sprays this summer. Seeds and supervision came from the city, aiming to balance production for those using the plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Mass Meeting Planned by Independent Voters in Elyria
A mass meeting organized by the Pioneer Association of Independent Voters Inc. is set for next Saturday night under Thomas W. Latham of Monroeville. Latham, former state senator and association president, will speak before the Lorain County courthouse steps on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and what follows. A Wake man meeting is scheduled tonight as part of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Pioneer Association of Independent Voters, Inc
Thomas W. Latham
Monroeville
Latham
Lorain County Court House
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Ada Purcell
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Frank Steele
Howard Hall
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Wis
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R. H. Hearn
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Elmer Johnson
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Harry Sablers
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Medina County
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William Wareworth
Reubde
Baus
Eisra
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Turner Biick
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