Interest Grows in Lorain County Economy Cooking School
Lorain County groups show strong interest in the county wide economy cooking school slated for October 19. Miss Alice Bird, county extension agent, says the event will be held in Elyria at the Fires M E Church basement with one day hosted by the Elyria Woman's Club home welfare department and the other by the county women's home economics group. Demonstrations will feature Lorain County produce with teachers Alma Garvin and Obie Stace guiding lectures, and recipe booklets by Ohio State nutrition specialists to be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Agriculture Extension Service
Alice Bird
M. E
Eiyra
Home Gang Chld Welfare Department
Elyria Woman's Club
H. G. Hoover
County Women’s Home Court
Paul Portman
Henrietta
Alma Garvin
Obie Stace
Universite Nutrition
Lorain Countiaes
Lorain
Br. Obin State University
Miss Bird
School Sessions Scheduled From 1 30 To 3 30 Pm
A notice states sessions will be held for interested participants from 1 30 to 3 30 p m on each of the Wodars of the school. The message urges attendance and outlines the time window for the meetings.
Two Amherst Boys Disappear In Statewide Broadcast
Parents of Raymond Wallace and Kael Droz dowski reported their sons missing yesterday and asked Sheriff Claresce W. Dick to broadcast their disappearance over the state patrol radio. Wallace is 18, about 5 feet 6, 125 pounds with brown hair. Droz dowski is 16, similar height and build, wearing a khaki shirt for Wallace and a Crown shirt for Droz dowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Claresce W. Dick
State Patrol
Raymond Wallace
Kael Drozdowski
Wallace
Drezdowski
Court House Notices and Divorce Filings List
Court records show several divorce actions and related filings. Julia Porkolab sues for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty, Edna R. Seeier files on Lorain property closure, Homer Seeley seeks divorce, Julia Johnson sues Lovis Joksor for gross neglect and cruelty, and Hiram Stone is granted a divorce from Phyllis Stone. District court judge D. A. Cank presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Porkolab
M Porkolab
Edna R. Seeier
R. D
Grafton
Homer Seeley
Tod
Julia Johnson
Lorain
Lovis Jokssor
Hiram Stone
Phyllis Stone
Sreunds
Gress Nessert
Datr
Gy Jaudse
D. A
Four H Clubs To Present Exhibits In Lorain Area
Four H Club members in Lorain county present exhibits of work from four projects this week. Belden club hosts a flower show and related events at Lake Avenue. Columbia Township and Amherst clubs plan exhibits and a junior meeting. A Henrietta Four H fair features a flower show and a canary singing contest was held in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Coursy
Columbia
Mizhebr
Lak Avenue Ciubds
Granze
Ines
Amherst
Wit
Henrietta
Oberlin couple wed in New York ceremony
Mrs Esther Alflen of New York City and Winsted Conn. wed September 14 at Divine Paternity Church in New York. Ceremony by Dr Frank ilver Hall. Mrs Fay a graduate of Oberlin School of Commerce and former assistant to Dr Frank M Casto. Mr Fay a Curtis School, Mt Clair Academy, Oberlin College class of 34 graduate and district manager for Franklin Mortgage Newark. They will reside at 230 Harrison Street East Orange after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Winsted, Conn
Church of the Divine Paternity
Frankilver Hall
Fay
Obertin School of Commerce
Frank M. Casto
Western Reserve Dental School
American Dental Association
Cur_tis School for Bays
Mt. Clair. Academy
Officers Chosen By Oberlin Legion Post
Oberlin Ohio September 24 Locke Post No 102 held its regular assembly with officers elected. Newly chosen officers will be installed at a joint installation with Lorain county Legion Posts at Antlers hotel Lorain on Thursday evening October 10 under the auspices of the Lorain County Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Locke
Jon
Simpson
H. Kimmel
James F
Sari . Cock
Claude JL. Ivyman
R. Prattt
W. Rosa
County Council
RE. Dew
Legion Posts
Lorain County
Antlers
Lorain
Officers Elected By Exchange Club
The Oberlin Exchange club annual meeting at Oberlin Inn elected officers and board members. Charles E. Wigton was named president, Linds Jone first vice president, H B rston second vice president, and O. of the board Jieulleugh with Phi Hall and Mr. Means among the candidates for appointive positions. The article notes a candidate’s stance on American race problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
of- TS
Charles E. Wigton
Linds Jone
H Brston
Phi Hall
Means
Aria
DeMolays Elect Officers For Year
In a routine meeting, DeMolays elected their officers for the coming year. Gordon Comings was chosen master councilor, Reonald Willbord senior councilor, Louis Blisther junior councilor, with appointive officers to be announced at a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Gordon Comings
Reonald Willbord
Louis Blisther
Former Oberlin Girl Is Married
A former Oberlin girl enters married life in a ceremony recorded in the local notices. The event marks a personal milestone for the unnamed bride and is noted in the social page of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dr Reavis to Speak at Penfield School Oct 7
Dr Reavis will address the Lorain County teachers at the Penfield School Auditorium during the October 7 event. The talk is tied to the ongoing state and county education associations and discusses school organization, timetables, and changes for the 1835-36 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reavis
Penfield School
H. Reavis
Riate
Lorain
Ting
Nh Lerain
PWA
Reavis
Girl Scouts Begin Yearly Activities In Oberlin
Oberlin Girl Scouts launch the year with five troops meeting weekly. New captains and lieutenants are named for Star of Bethlehem Laurel Pine Cone Peter Pan Rose and Ranger groups. Troops held activities including a cleanup at the Girl Scout shack and a council supper visit, with a parade planning committee formed and round table attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Star of Bethlehem
Mondar Cape
Robert Thomas
Opal Gaines
Romayne Webber
Tennex
Ueutemant
Dooryant
Trnop
Pan
Yenre
Lilian Winsond
Lucile Portmar
David Moyer
Elm Street
Session Details Incomplete In Press Copy
The fragment notes that session Zz ll will be held but details and gram were incomplete in the press copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedar
Pleads Not Guilty To Assault And Battery
James Hares 26 of the CCC camp pleaded not guilty to assault and battery charges arraigned before Justice Joseph. He posted 300 bond and faces trial tomorrow. Both men are from Youngstown and the incident allegedly occurred on September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hares
CCC
John H. Robinson
Joseph Morning
Temorrax
Youngstown
Hares
Robinson
Jury impaneled after delays in Elyria court session
The Elyria court faced juror delays as four major cases were pushed to later in the day. The panel finally seated included August Young Ada B Harold Bates H C Harris Earle LaPorte Jane Bradshaw Barbara Fichiner Ernestine Higgins T P Corts Sarah Smith Margaret Thompson Jeann Bueche Richard Johns Gertrude Schroeder Tauretta Mattie with a number of cases awaiting deliberation. Prosecutor Butler expected the jury to finish today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer
Schad
Ingay
Denisis
Assa
Robert Wake Jozephn Kerr
Cone “Ah Property
Ben Nefer
Severa
Zvand
August Young
Ada B
Harold Bates
H.C. Harris
Earle LaPorte
Jane Bradshaw
Barbara Fichiner
Elyrig
Butler
Stillman Receives Six Month Extension From OSU
Columbus notes WPA and relief administrator C. C. Stillman has been granted a six-month extension to his leave of absence from Ohio State University where he serves as director of the school of social administration. He has been on leave since May 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Co
C. C. Stillman
WPA
Ohio
Ohio State University
Actor Clawed By Lion On Film Set
Hollywood reports actor Charles Bickford, famed redhead star, was clawed by a big cat during the movie Jungle, suffering neck wounds and a severed shoulder muscle. Doctors fear infection and jungle poisoning. Bickford remains in hospital under observation as trainers and director George Melford work to prevent further harm. This marks a second cat attack in a week after a black leopard scene incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Charles Bickford
Java
Bickford
Paul McGill
Local News In A Few Lines From A Damaged Report
SUFFERS SEcCK INJURY. B. Lord of 246 Marseilles complained his geck was injured yesterday when his ear was struck in the rear by a machine bearing a issued to Dan C. Thomtes Hesan of 1442 Broad Way Lorain reported to postes to day that he was bitten on the right leg by a large dot owned by Alfred Fritzsche. as he was walk ing in front of 329 Westavena Police reported that adj ments Were made with the own
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Marseilles
Bridge and East River
Eis Br
Dan C
Thomtes Hesan
Broadway
Lorain
Postes
Alfred Fritzsche
Westavena
Adj
Indus Club Party Planned at Boy Scout Camp
Members of the Y Indus Club will gather at the Boy Scout Camp for a stag park event. Each participant should bring their own cup and basic dining utensils including a plate saucer knife fork and spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Fined For Illegal Manufacture Of Liquor In Lorain
Wasil Droba of Lorain was fined 200 dollars and costs by Judge D A Cook after pleading guilty to illegal liquor manufacture. He was arrested with his son Mike when inspectors and Lorain police raided a still in operation. Son's possession charges were continued to October 1, noting he is in Marine Hospital Cleveland recovering from an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasil Droba
Lorain
D. A. Cook
Mike Droba
Cook
Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Large Forum Meeting Sees Strong Attendance and Open Access
More than a hundred reservations are reported for the Chamber of Commerce membership forum dinner at First M. E. Church. Reservations close at noon Wednesday and tickets are available at the Chamber office. The program nears completion with one of four speakers still being finalized. the event is open to both members and nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
M. E
Ried Todas Mason
Kenesak
Rittan
County Dance Teaches Four-H Club Members
Members from Medina and Curaheza counties attend as Leramn miy Senior Four-H Club tests. Farmers and fararerettes dress in period style for a harvest dance event. Approximate receipts amount to $39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leramnmiy
Med'na
Curaheza
Miners Strike Continues as Wage Talks Narrow
A sub-committee of four from a 16 member panel met to frame settlement proposals on miners income and tonnage differences. Miners push for 9 cent per ton raise while operators offer 2 to 2 1/2 cents. negotiations paused after long wrangling with Roosevelt monitoring but not intervening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ose Bollem Rhaee
Walon
Charles O'Neill
L. W. Putman
Phiup Murray
van Bittner
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Law changes urged to protect homeowners and real estate rights
A historical survey urges new state law changes to limit state real estate actions, require clear contracts, place aid under state guarantees, and tighten disqualification rules. It calls for more medical care subsidies, more frequent follow ups, and earlier, broader examinations to align with federal security standards.
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Againshis Es & All Insurance
Euch
Ohio
Ie Pew
Ohioana library chairmen report books collected statewide
Chairmen from eighty three Ohio counties gather at the Ohio State Library to present year end reports on the number of books collected. The Martha Kenny Cooper Ohioana library, housed in the state library, holds several thousand volumes by Ohio authors about Ohio. Mrs. Depew of Columbus serves as head.
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Columbus. C
Martha Kenny Cooper
Ohioana
Ohio State Library
State Library
Ohio
Depew
Columbus
Ohio governor halts execution in Walters case
COLUMBUS Sept 24 Gov Daver intervenes or court appeal stays the death decree for Willard Chick Walters of Columbus who faces the electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary Friday night. Walters was convicted of firing at a police officer who interrupted him during an attempted robbery of a Columbus store last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gov. Daver
Willard Chick Walters
Ohio Penitentiary
Market Report From Cleveland and Nearby Areas
Markets show mixed activity with livestock steady and hogs up slightly. Prime lambs brought strong bids, while hoges ranged 22.00 to 22.58 per cwt with several lots listed. grain prices varied with No 2 yellow corn around 34 to 34.5 and feed oats modestly higher.
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Te Boca
Rural Letter Men to Hear Harter at Oberlin Grange Hall
Rural letter carriers from Ohio's Fourteenth District will gather at Oberlin Grange Hall for the sixth semi annual banquet of the Fourteenth District of the Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association. Congressman W. Harter will deliver the principal address, introduced by Postmaster M. A. Houghton. Local officers and speakers include L. C. Warnement and E. A. Wuebber with musical numbers by Elmer Harris and Mrs. C. E. L. Smith. plans include officer elections and business sessions beginning at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fourteenth Congressional District
Oberfin Grange Hall
Fourriot
Ohio Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Bon W. Harter
M. A. Houghton
Oberlin
L. C. Warnement
E. A. Wuebber
Phillip Shinemann
Garrensville
Elmer Harrisie
C. EL. Smith
Bill Rennie
Stari
Dogs Bite Cows Tails Prompt Commission Alarm
Reported dog attacks on cows drew anger from county commissioners who warned the issue could become a racket. They had previously awarded damages for cow tail-loss but today rejected a new complaint due to late reporting beyond the legal 28 hour window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubtr
John E. Davidson
Concert Ensemble To Appear Tonight in Lorain County
Lorain County concert ensemble of five school music teachers led by Gerald M. Frank will perform tonight and during the 1955 36 school year. Members include F C Moore R L Crowe Miss Evelyn Steck and Russell Peterson with Marian Sponseller joining for occasional vocals. First appearance at the county teachers meeting October 14 at First M E Church in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Gerald M. Frank
F. C. Moore
Oberlin
R. L. Crowe
Grafton
Evelyn Steck
Valles Citys
Russell Peterson
Lakewood
Marian Sponseller
M. E
Ebria
Frank
Tschaikowski
Bach
Beethoven
Waener
Borodin
Dvorak
Victor Herbert
Sigmund Rombere
Rudolph Frimle
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Te Belie Vernon Company
Mb Igvelves
Esia’ Sita
Hartz Mountains
Germany
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Elyria H. S
Athletic Field
Esther Alflen
Oberlin Legion
Exchange Club
Baby Mes
Iits Scientific
The
Bradfield Co
Atlanta
Girl Scouts
Frank Kruezer, Jr
Charman
Jnn
Bezen
Fran Hewitt
Mae
Cucinmar
Hewitt
Indus Club Party
Florida
Schroll “Coal
Aires
Jersey
Idaho
Li Psrock
Ammon
iGra
Harter
Blue-Bird
Court Street
American Shoe Shop
East Capitol Theatre
LEE Whitney Co
East Ave
Nash-Lafayette
W. H. Jenne, JR
Elyria
Adams and Foster
O'Donnell Paint & Wail Paper Co
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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