51 Farms Show Gain In Income In Lorain County
Net cash income of operators on 51 farms in Lorain and nearby counties rose 35 percent in 1933 from 1932, with average net cash income of 1250 dollars. Cash receipts climbed nine percent while cash operating expenses fell seven percent. Average farm income reached 1292 dollars, up 1740 percent from the prior year, across Lorain, Portage, Lake, Geauga, Trumbull and Summit counties. Medina County farms showed declines, while statewide Ohio figures averaged a 12 percent receipts gain and 25 percent net cash income rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Ohio State University Extension Service
Lorain
Portage, Lake
Geauga
Trumbull
Summit
Extension Service
Medina County
English House Murder on Center City Campus
Inspector Lee and reporter Tim Blade probe the Center Citys Di versity murder of young instructor Donald Reeves. They chase a suspect Giovanni, examine janitor Dan, and confront Dr. Henderson and Windsor Ball as the case twists through police interviews, hidden rooms, and shifting alibis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Reeves
Center
Dr. Wilson
Giovanni
Lee
Dan
Jamieson
Hall
Henderson
Blade
Gloriant
Booster Night observed by 8 000 Granges nationwide
Eight thousand Granges across 34 states plan Booster Night on September 29 in 8000 halls. Subordinate units will host rallies with debates, essays, music, and family attendance. National Master Louis J. Taber will read a message urging renewed agricultural focus and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Atlantic
Pacific
Nits
United States
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
Teber
Pittsfield Extension Club Announces Leader Training Meetings
Pittsfield extension club to hold meetings at Mrs. A M Sherburne residence. First session aims to train Clans leaders with Miss Helen Scrow of Ohio State University presenting bug demonstrations in Elyria on Sept 27. On Oct 6, Miss Alma Garvin will demonstrate wet and cold school lunches. Timing to be announced.
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Pittsfield
Local Social Notes From Wellington Area And Nearby Towns
Mrs Wallace Bear attended the Conemnattr Fair, with Mr and Mrs Bear visiting Columbus and Leesburg Ohio. Walter Green John West H Clarence Stevens LeRoy Lounsbrough attended the Clam Bake by the Well ington Eagles Friday. The Ladies Society met at Mrs Clara Williams home with seventeen attending. Guests included Mrs Baker Mrs Walter West and Mrs Arthur Kepler of Wellington. The neat martin will be held in two weeks at Mrs Grace West’s home. Miss Fannie West returns to Cleveland to teach. Miss Olive McConnell omitted from Oberlin School of Commerce roll. Ruth West went to Cleveland to visit her aunt Miss Fannie West. Mrs Charles Elkins of Elyria visited Wednesday afternoon.
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Walter Green
John West
H. Clarence Stevens
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Wellington Acrie
Eagles
Ladies Society of the Community Church
Clara Williams
Baker
Walter West
Arthur Kepler
Wellington
Neat Martin
Grace West
Nettie
Theodore Weichel
Elving
D. Ke. Eschtruth
Richard
Marian Knapp
Omsted Falls
Francis Stinebring
Miss Knapp
Frankie Reese
Frank Eschtruth
Arthur Eschtruth
D. F. Eschtruth
Reuben Date
Amherst
Grant Glasow
Hey. W. C. Patterson
Cadiz
R. A. Marty
Belmont, O
Elyria
Fannie Hurd
C. Hurlbut
Cecil Harris
Cleveland
John Harnish
Raymond Cook
John Cook
Pleasant Hill
D F. Eschtruth
Eschtruth
Anna Gibson
John Hamish
Jesus
Georgze Reese
Numeh OO
Ladies’ Aid Society
Martha Avery’s Murray Ridge Visit Ends at Homecoming
Mrs. Martha Avery of Murray Ridge has stayed with relatives and friends for a week, visiting the birthday of Mrs. Sarah Avery. She lodged with Mr. and Mrs. Jontz then with several others before returning Sunday evening. Charles Avery also returned from a brief boat trip from Sandusky to Detroit.
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Martha Avery
Murray Ridge
Charles’ Avery
Sandusky
Detroit
He al
August weather aids Ohio crops in steady year
Ohio crops benefited from frequent rains and favorable growing conditions last month, preventing failures and boosting farm income. Glenn Ray of the Crop Reporting Service notes corn, sugar beets, tobacco and late fruit crops led gains with higher estimates across many categories compared with the prior month.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Glenn
Ray
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Lorain County to Attend Wooster Home Economics Meet
About 13 Lorain Countians will travel to Wooster next Tuesday for the Northeastern Ohio Home Economics Extension Council meeting at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. The delegation includes eight honorary home council members, four district chairmen, and Miss Alice Baird, the county extension agent, with plans to report on the future of 4 H Club work.
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Lorain
Wooster
Northeastern Ohio Home Economics Extension Council
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Lorain County
Honorary Home Council
Alice Baird
Home Council
J. H. Prindie
A. D. Crocker
Lester Youtzy
Elvira
Julia Arcs
Wellington
Harry Swartz
Grafton
H Club
Portman
Afte
Non Sésaton
Church Grange Services Unite Congregations Nationwide
Hundreds of joint Church Grange Sunday services have been held nationwide this season. The Grange is non sectarian and non partisan, drawing people of many denominations to informal services. The National Grange convention will include a Sunday morning church service in Hartford Connecticut on November 18th, with many local Granges marking similar observances.
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Grange
National Grange
Convention City
Hartford
Connecticnt
Stoyka Family Announces Helenea to Carl Orlikowski
Mrs. John Stoyka and Mrs. Stoyka announce the marriage of their daughter Helenea Stoyka to Carl Orlikowski of Cleveland. The ceremony occurred Wednesday August 15 in Cleveland. Mrs. Orlikowski is a city Health Nurse and the couple will reside in Cleveland.
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John Stoyka
Helenea Stoyka
Carl Orlikowski
Cleveland
Clevland
Orlikowski
Mrs Gibbons Reported In Feeble Health In Family Care
Mrs Richard Gibbons is reported in very feeble health at this time. Mr and Mrs Louis Gibbons and family have moved into the Richard Gibbons home to care for Mrs Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gibbons
Louis Gibbons
Gibbons
Widdow Family Spends Weekend Visit in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Ralph Widdow their son and two children June and Nancy Lou of Cleveland spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives during a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Widdowson
June
Nancy Lou
Cleveland
Widdowson Family Dinner Hosts Elizabeth Wells Guest
Mr and Mrs Roy Widdowson hosted a family gathering on Sunday. Mrs Elizabeth Wells of Oberlin joined the group for dinner, sharing in the meal and conversation with relatives.
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Roy Widdowson
Elizabeth Wells of
Oberlin
Castalia visit to Blue Hole and Seneca Caves
Dr. W. A. Sherburne Mrs. Ella West and daughter Florine with Mr. and Mrs. Fd McConnell visited Castalia on Sunday to see the Blue Hole. They then drove to Seneca Caves and descended 150 feet into the cave depths. It was reported as a very interesting trip.
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W. A. Sherburne
Ella West
Florine
Fd. McConnell
Castalia
Blue Hole
Seneca Caves
Evening visitors in Camden with Davidson family
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davidson spent Sunday evening with the Earl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davidson, in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Davidson
A. W. Davidson
Camden
Neatly framed law of nations hinges on power
A terse editorial argues that in international relations the only durable rule is power. It suggests weaker states must accept stronger influence and questions the feasibility of universal legal norms without capability to enforce them.
Residents Move and Visit Salem Neighborhood Brief
In Birmingham on September 19, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes German moved to Florence for the winter. Novene Collingwood of Berea spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Collingwood. Little Buster Hill visited his aunt, Mrs. Joe Greenwich, while Mr. and Mrs. James Watchman of Cleveland stayed with her father Vernon Henry. Anthony Neiding, Louis Neiding, and Mrs. Lois Morgan traveled to Norwalk on business Saturday night. Clarence Kishman of Vermilion visited friends in town Friday. Mrs. L. A. Andrews planned to Am herst Saturday night, and Mrs. Joe Angels was in Nor-
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Birmingham
Hayes German
Florence
Novene Collingwood
Berea
Claude Collingwood
Buster Hill
Joe Greenwich
James Watchman
Cleveland
Vernon Henry
Anthony Neiding
Louis
Lois Morgan
Norwalk
Clarence Kishman
Vermilion
Friends
L. A. Andrews
Amherst
Joe Angels
Nor
Sports writers shape fiction and stage stars alike
New York reports on athletes turning to prose and screen arts as sports pages birth notable authors. Gene Fowler, Westbrook Pegler, Heywood Broun, Paul Gallico gain magazine footing. vaudeville acts fade as comics decline. public tastes shift from rough humor to sharper delineation, while writers on sport prove their storytelling depth.
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New York
Dongeene
Damon Runyon
Charles van Loan
King Lardner
Ald
Gene Fowler
Westbrodak Pegier
Heywood Broun
Paul Gallico
Chic Sale
Ar: Frank
Sale
Frank
Charles Butterworth
Rome
Sedate Diner Outsiders and Worldly Travelers in 1934
A observant writer sketches patterns of urban life through portraits of a quiet professional woman dining alone with cigars and coffee and a Ritz Carlton housekeeper rumored to be a countess. He notes the Martins family tropic wanderings and a trio of Capetown student beggars seeking rooms for the night, ending with a wry self-reference.
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Tit
Julia Hoyt
Park Avenue
Ritz Carlton
Never Has Drunk Water Claims Worcester Man
Victor A. Belli, 56, of Worcester Massachusetts says he has not drank water since age four due to illness. He prefers coffee and milk and enjoys water sports despite his aversion to water.
Local visitors share Canada trip and family visits
Mrs Henry Bantz and Martin Berger enjoyed a trip through Canada last week. Mr and Mrs George Savure and Mary Rood of Elyria visited relatives here last week.
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Henry Bantz
Martin Berger
Canada
George Savure
Mary Rood
Elyria
Parish News Highlights From Lorain Area And Nearby Towns
Vincent Helder hosts relatives as Markley school PTA gears up for first meeting on Thursday. Belmont guest Thema Alt visits, while Marian Knapp joins Francis Stinebring for a weekend. Elyria and Amherst connections surface in family visits and church notices with routine services and attendance figures.
Local social notes from Wakeman area events
Lester Kelble of Berlinville hosted a Saturday caller at Mrs. Robert Hunt’s home while Berlinville guests included Mr and Mrs Lester Kelble and son. The weekend saw visits from Myron Biggs and daughters of Lorgin to C E Bement, and Eleanor Johns shopping in Cleveland. Various families hosted and visited through the region including Lorain and Berea, with play practice under PTA planning and several Sunday visits to local residents.
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Wakeman, OG
Lester Kelblé
Berlinville
Robert Hunt
Lester Kelble
George Parker
Myron Biggs
The
Eastern Stars
Curtis Todd
Bridge Club
Pleasant Street
J. Hoyt
Sidney C'road
Canton
Parent Teachers Association
William Bailey
Rio Grande
Frank Weber
Berea
Ernest Ebel
Robert Hoyt
Werner Todd
Carroll Peabody
South Amherst
Fred Peabody
Harry Hayes
Bay Village
Vern Johns
William Albright
Car]shafer
Norwalk
Beth Johns
Lorall
ME Arana Davidson
County Worcesterden
Hen Uf Oberlin
Robert Enew
New London Grange to Observe Antin d Inspection Meeting
New London Grange will observe its inspection on Thursday evening September 20 with County Deputy Arnold Knapp in charge. A class of candidates will receive the third and fourth degrees as the local degree team performs the work. A program will follow with J W Nelson, Mrs A Blackman and Mrs T W Messenger in charge. Otto Straub, brother of Louis Straub, flew from Salt Lake City to Cleveland then arrived in New London by 8:45 am after leaving Salt Lake City 6 pm the previous day, reuniting after thirty-two years and visiting by plane since last summer.
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New London
Arnold Knapp
J. W. Nelson
A. Blackman
T. W. Messenger
Otto Straub
Louis Straub
Otto
Salt Lake City
Utah
Brother Louis
Cleveland
Esch Reelected Leader at New London Aircraft Co Annual Meet
J W Esch was reelected president and general manager of the New London Aircraft Co at the annual meeting in the company offices Friday afternoon. C A Seiler of Berlinville vice president William Esch secretary treasurer. J W and William Esch with C A Seiler form the board of directors. A contemplated reduction in the price per share was approved. Company business has been rising for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Esch
New London Aircraft Co
C. A. Seiler
Berlinville
William Esch
J. W
C.A. Sefler
Frostman area residents make weekend climbs and visits
Robert Geer left Monday for a trip to Roanoke Virginia. Leonard Brundage and Caerald Fowdon attended the Vio EB conference at Elytia Sun gas. Fowdon is Epworth League president and Brundage a Knights member. HO Peupsan was a Cleveland visitor Sunday. Joe W. Rhoades and Daufhour Vondale returned home Sunday after a two week vacation with Tierbert Rhoades of Coffey Creek Montana. John Tandis Oberlin Norman Fuller and Darwin Canningham of Ashland are Frostman College students from here this year. Wendell Palmer attended the Cleveland New York baseball game in Cleveland Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Geer
Roanoke
Leonard Brundage
Caerald Fowdon
Elytia Sungas
Fowdon
Epworth League
Brundage
Knights
Add
Thoaly Cran C
HO Peupsan
Joe W. Rhoades
Dauehour
Vondale
Sundas
Tierbert Rhoades
Coffey Creek
Montana
John Tandis
Oberlin- Norman
Elyria and Berea social notes fill week with visits
Mrs. Glood Handley from Elyria attended a luncheon at the Saussle home on Grafton road. Edith Swisler and Phyllis Ann Rhoades of Butternut Ridge were guests of Mrs. Sadie Fashinger in Berea. Acker and Gladys Acker of Butternut Ridge spent Thursday in Cleveland. Joyvee Gregg left for Ohio University Athens as a junior. Dwight Spang and Spaeths returned from Washington, D.C. Hart Dickason of Flyria visited H. H. Gregg. June Harrison departed for Kent State College. Walter Nevins and family moved to North Street Elyria. James Birdsall attended the wedding of Homer Blanchard and Gwendolyn Santter in Delaware. Elizabeth Chapman returned to Oberlin Conservatory after visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glood Handley
Elyria
Myron Saussle
Grafton Road
Edith Swisler
Phyllis Ann Rhoades
Butternut Ridge Road
Sadie Fashinger
Berea
George V. Acker
Gladys Acker
Cleveland
Joyvee Gregg
Athens
Ohio University
John Spaeth
Harold Spang
Chestnut Ridge
Washington, D.C
Hart A. Dickason
Flyria
H. H. Gregg
June Harrison
Kent
Kent State College
Walter Nevins
North Street
James Birdsall
Fast Avenue
Homer Blanchard
Gwendolyn Santter
Delaware
Ohio
Elizabeth Chapman
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
O. B. Chapman
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