Four-H Club Advisors Awarded Ten-Year Certificates
Two Lorain county Four-H Club advisors received ten year service certificates at the Ohio Four-H Club Congress in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Leimbach of Brownhelm were honored last Friday night for a decade of service. Six county members and two advisors returned home after a week at the congress. Attending from Lorain were Eleanor Petty Ruth Reamer Donna Stinchcomb Francis Wills Merton Mason and William Kneisel. County representatives were Mrs. Newton Moore and Rev. R. E. Albright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownheim
H. L. Leimbach
Columbus
Lorain County
Eleanor Petty
Henrietta
Ruth Reamer
Brownhelm
Donna Stinchcomb
Columbia
Francis Wills
Elyria
Merton Mason
Ridgeville
William Kneise
Newton Moore
Brighton
R. E. Albright
Falls From Porch Injuries For Local Resident
Robert F. Cormis of 119 Caroline Avenue fell from his second story porch to a cement walk about 16 feet below while walking in his sleep. Memorial Hospital reported a fractured jaw a fractured right arm and multiple bruises and lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Cormis
Caroline Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Visci's Lorain Liquor Rule Fight Refused TRO
Antonio Visci, rest aurran proprietor and beer permit holder, sees his bid for a temporary restraining order blocked as Judge A R Webber schedules a final hearing Saturday. Visci contends Lorain ordinance banning entertainment in restaurants other than night clubs violates the constitution. Attorney Henry Webber argues the law, passed as an emergency on September 17, harms his client’s business. Jeremiah is noted as a Hebrew prophet in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Antonio Visci
Visci
Tomato picking open with baskets urged
Still some tomatoes to pick with 35e bushel available. Bring your baskets and come pick them. Contact Paul Wain Wright at phone 2727 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wainwright
First Ward Democrats Meet at Brown Jug Tonight
Members of the First Ward Democratic Club will gather at the Brown Jug Cafe on Cleveland Street tonight at 7 30 p m for their regular meeting. Election of officers to fill vacancies will be among the features of the evening. Officers urged all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Democratic Club
Brown Jug Cafe
Cleveland Street
Pleas of not guilty entered for five indicted by grand jury
Pleas of not guilty were entered today by five persons indicted by the grand jury before Judge A R Webber The defendants include William Hazzard for petit larceny and receiving stolen property with bond 500 Joe Romick and James Vargo for robbery with bonds 1000 Frank Davis for burglary and larceny with bond 1000 Jim Dalton for auto stealing with bond 500 and Ernest Bruhn for assault with bond 1000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
William Hazzard
Joe Romick
James Vargo
Frank Davis
Jim Dalton
Ernest Bruhn
Charles Puskar Fined for Intoxication After Arraignment
Charles Puskar of Stop Four between here and Lorain was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro Saturday. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Henry Moelh and Noel Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Puskar
Stop
Here
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Henry Moelh
Noel Lewis
Police seek Vincent Nagy missing after bicycle ride
Lorain police asked to locate Vincent Nagy 21 of 1533 East 31st Street for a missing person report after he rode away from home Saturday on a bicycle and has not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Nagy
East 31St Street
Lorain
Child Sustains Fractured Arm Playing
Robert Klein five, son of Mr and Mrs E J Klein of 320 Stanford avenue, suffered a fracture to the left arm about six o clock Saturday. Doctors at Memorial Hospital reduced the fracture and reported the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Klein
E. J. Klein
Stanford Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Death of Emma L Taylor widow of William G Taylor
Emma L. Taylor widow of William G Taylor died at her home 225 Fifth street Saturday night at 11 49 after a lingering illness. Born February 27 184 in Repulse Ohio she lived in Elvira forty two years. Surviving are one son A E Taylor three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Iron Taylor's Funeral Home with Mrs R E Neighbour officiating. Burial will be in LaPorte Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Taylor
William G. Taylor
Fifth Street
Mrs. Taylor
Repulse Ohin
Elvrva
A E Taylor
Taylor
R. E. Neighbour
LaPorte
OKeefe Died at Charity Hospital in Cleveland
David O Keefe of 7710 Lockwear Avenue Cleveland died in Charity Hospital Sunday morning He was married to Ellen Burns O Keefe sister of J F Burns of this city He is survived by one sister and three nephews Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O'Keefe
Lockwear Avenue
Cleveland
Charity Hospital
Ellen Burns O'Keefe
J. F. Burns
Mrs Anna Ell dies at Elyria home of nephew
Mrs Anna Ell widow of Peter Eil died this morning at the home of her nephew Henry Andrews at 143 Cornell Avenue. She leaves a sister Mrs Jennie Burke and several nephews and nieces. Born in Ireland in 1868 she came to Elyria at a young age and was affiliated with St Marys Altar Society. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 am from St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery. The remains are at Welsh Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Ell
Peter Eil
Henry Andrews
Cornell Avenue
Jennie Burke
Clark Street
Ireland
Elyria
St. Mary's Altar Society
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Lengthy Lorain father of Mrs Dana Fox dies at 74
August Hopp father of Mrs Dana J Fox of Elyria dies at his Lorain home after a three month illness. He was 74. He and his wife celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary in August. Survived by widow, Mrs Fox, one son, six daughters, sixteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday at 2:60 PM from United Brothern church in Lorain. Interment Elmwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Hopp
Dana J. Fox
Elyria
Fox
United Brothern
Elmwood Cemetery
Yachts Race in BitING Wine Aboard Argo Off Newport
Harold Vanderbilt’s Rainbow and T O M Sopwith’s Endeavour dueled in a biting north wind off Newport in the America's Cup series, the contest ending in a tight finish to leave the series tied at two wins apiece. The start signal was given by the committee yacht Wilhelmina at 10 40 A M CEST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S.C
Corn-Hog Control Program To Be Discussed in Lorain County
Lorain County signers of federal corn-hog control contracts will get a chance next week to express their views on the form the program should take next year. Meetings are being arranged in various parts of the county with dates and places to be determined. The county corn-hog committee also aims to finalize compliance forms for signature at the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Hauptmann and the Lindbergh Case Moves Toward Indictment
Hauptmann was taken under heavy guard to the District Attorney as the grand jury convened. He faced an extortion case in the Bronx, with prosecutors promising an airtight indictment. Authorities pursued further evidence in New Jersey and Trenton, seeking extradition while continuing to question him about ransom funds and the Lindbergh kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Samuel J. Foley
Isidor Fisch
New York
Richard Haipemann
Stoid
Germain Carpenter
Dnapine
Hezap Todas
Brotin Couny
Aid Paar Thes
Hunterdon County
Charles A Lirndheren
Mercer County
Col
Mrz. Lindserzh
Bvairnlins
Lindbergh
Srand
Bronx
Department of Justice
Trenton
N. J
A. Warry Moore
David T. Wilentz
Moore
New Jersey
Samuel Foley
Haupmann
Youth Attendant Harold Fleming Shot Dead in Zanesville
In Zanesville Harold Fleming an 18 year old garage attendant was shot and killed by a bandit in the early hours authorities investigated the fatal robbery incident adding to local crime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Harold Fleming
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar September 25 29
Oberlin daily listings show assemblies at Finney Chapel and Carnge Library events from September 25 to 29 including faculty meetings, lectures on arms industry Hawaii and missionary society programs plus football Yale freshmen game and community club meetings across Oberlin locations with multiple societies and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
H. N. Holmes
Carnéigie Library
C. T. Craig
Senate
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Freshman Sophomore Tie Up Announced for November
Oberlin Sept 24 The Freshman Sophomore tie up will be held in November on the day of the cap burning before the Oberlin Reserve game. The student council plans a spirited program with all afternoon and evening activities. It marks the end of freshman registrations for the year and sets campus rules for freshmen throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
Cleveland
Oberlin Reserve
Willard Myla
Patera Court
Te Chapel
Club Activities For This Week
Regular meeting of the War Wilson Locke Post No 102 American Legion will be held this evening. Annual election of officers will take place. The Women's Civic League will meet this evening at the home of Mrs Katherine Higgins 127 South Park Street. There will be business of importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Locke
American Legion
Women’s Civic League
Katherine Higgins
South Park Street
Rugs and home craft class at Elyria YWCA
On Thursday September 27 Farm Women's Club will meet at the Elyria YWCA 319 West avenue to discuss making home-made rugs Miss Straw Extension bureau will speak showing slides of colonial and modern designs The meeting starts at 1 50 p m Mrs Bell Hellyer hosted a Christmas Club luncheon today at the Hi Ot Ti Tea Rooms William Carson goes to Columbus to enter Ohio State University as a freshman Mr and Mrs Myron Worcester return to Iowa City after visiting Spring Street Moor family to leave for the South Professor and Mrs Dr Moor and Marion plan to spend the rest of the year there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Star Bridge Club
Co. I. van Ausdale
Locust Street
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Sorosis
F. W. Tobin
Elm Street
Oberlin Business and Professional
Gertrude Hunt
Pansy
Order of Eastern Star
Missionary Societies of the First M. E. Church
Ernest Yocom
Woodland Avenue
George W. Andrews
Hawaii
Prihian Sisters
Farm Women’s Cdicb
Elyria Y. W. C. A
Wes. Avenue
Miss Straw
Extension Bureau
Bell Hellyer
William Carson
Columbus
Qonio State Universit
Myron Worcester
Iowa City
H. C. Worcester
Spring Street
Wellington Local Gossip and Sports Update
Wellington notes list visitors from Cleveland and Rochester to South Main Street households and local moves. A high school football game report notes Bottsford scoring two touchdowns, Pleasnick adding the point after, with a 13 to 0 final, plus a roster of players and substitutes.
W H S Triumphs In Season Opener Against Ashland Juniors
The local football team led by the Mac Men impressed a large crowd in the season opener. They showed strong coordination and proved too much for the Ashland junior varsity squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H.S
Ashland
Mac
Town council approves lower municipal power rates
The Town Council Tuesday evening backed a Board of Public Affairs action from September 7 to revise and lower municipal power plant charges. An emergency ordinance made the new rates legal, about 15 percent below the old schedule, ranging from 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Affairs
Rug Making To Be Taught To Farm Women
Lorain county farm women will begin an extension project to learn rug making this winter. Miss Helen Strow of Ohio State University will speak at Elyria YWCA Thursday at 1 30 pm on hooked crocheted and braided rugs. Women are asked to bring home made rugs for display and slides will show patterns. further meetings will cover materials and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Agricultura Extension Service
Helen Strow
O ¥O State University
Elyria
Y. W. Co
Alice Bird
Pocket theft reported after lecture in Elyria
Frank Butler of Brecksville told police that after leaving the high school auditorium where he attended a Christian Science lecture four men entered the doorway and took a pocketbook containing keys and $44. He identified the four as suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Frank Butler
Brecksville
Kent State extension to resume Elyria teachers class
Kent State College extension officials will continue efforts to organize an Elyria extension class for school teachers. Prof William A. Ashbrook will return to lead a meeting at Lorain High School at 4 15 p m and then address Elyria teachers at 7 p m, despite earlier plans to consolidate classes in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State College Extension
Elyria
R. C. Maston
Focul
William A. Ashbrook
Kent State College
Washington
Lorain County
Lorain
Ashbrook
Kent
Lorain High School
Labor Frictions Loom Over Union Rights in New Policy Stance
The piece outlines a dispute over whether workers should be compelled to join unions to gain employment while the AFL meets in San Francisco to push for stronger collective bargaining. President Roosevelt’s past guidance on rate cases and the labor board’s majority-rule approach shapes future interpretations amid sharp Labor-Industry tensions. It notes municipal electricity rates rising October 1 with a tiered structure from 3.4 to 5 cents per KWH and a $1 minimum charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
San Francisco
A. F. of L
William A. Green
National Labor Relations Board
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Johnson
Washington
Mass
Frances Robinson
Central
NRA
Aver
Robbie Sheris
Frances Perlins
Cleveland Market and Livestock Prices Report
Markets Cleveland produce butter gas and poultry quotes, potatoes and livestock prices across cattle calves sheep and hogs shown. Includes prices for butter gas live poultry ducks geese potatoes and various weight classes of cattle hogs and sheep with market trends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roosevelt sought on labor rift amid NRA code clash
The piece outlines looming labor strife as majority and minority union factions push for separate bargaining. It cites Johnson facing pressure from AFL unrest and critics like Frances Perkins. Details cover NRA leadership splits, branches to govern policy, enforcement disputes, and rumored industry sympathy shifts.
Dillinger escape tale ties Lima jail to street chase
Mrs. Pierpont recounts Dillinger visiting the White home and riding with them to a taxi stand. He allegedly said Van Meter Carroll and an unnamed man helped him out of Lima jail, a detail not known to attorney Jessie Levy who defended Pierpont and Makley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Dillinger
Pierpont
van Meter
Carroll
Lima
Lime
Miss Levy
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Jeremiah
Court Street
Anna M. EL
August Hopp
Stone’s Grill
Alee Ee Leake
Elyria High
Day's Hardware and Music Store
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Oberlin College
Finney
School of Theology
Fairchild
Shiperd
Betty James
Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Sophia Trinter
A. H. Leimbach
Ohio
William Wadsworth
South Main Street
Albert Luce
Edwin
Shelby
Michigan
W. Horr
Plymouth
Charles
Robert Holland
Lena Dibble
Lansing
T. M. Warner
G. B. Warner
Jack Edwards
W. B. Lybrandt
Prospect Street
Elizabeth Barnes
Rochester
Vincent Hand
Eglin
Maygar Street
Lawrence Wells
Mariamy
Niagara Falls
Guy Wells
Georgia L. Andrews
Fred Andrews
Herrick Avenue
Hast
Bottsford
Pleasnick
Lowrey
Knapp
Gillette
Watters
Barber
C. MacDermott
W. Pleasnick
Gray
Mosher
Saparito
Williams
Chralik
Burge
Hannon
Bear
Shach
Sooy
Radsovitch
Swanger
S. Pleasnick
Marley
West
Hignett
Gill
Shepard
Morgan
DUBBS
Ashland Varsity
Council
Sederis Restaurant
Miss Perkins
Donald Reichberg
Delaware Beach
Hyde Park
Richberg
Executive Council
Judicial Branch
Economy Shoe Store
East Ave
Post Office
Xterior
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Wasthines
OWL Club
Whiskeyville
South Amherst
JVC
United Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
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