Bricker Proposes Agricultural Admin Reform in Ohio
Attorney General John W. Bricker outlines a three point plan for the Ohio Department of Agriculture including crop experimentation, farmer education, and expanded police powers to ensure food safety. He criticizes state cooperation with Washington and the state fair administration while condemning billboard spending of nineteen thousand dollars as taxpayer misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
State Department of Agriculture
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Ohio Department
Washington
Department
Ohio
Board of Agriculture
Davey
A. TF
Exhibit Depicts Lorain County Points Of Interest
Lorain County Senior Four H Club presents miniature displays under the grand stand at the Lorain County Fair showing small buildings roads a tiny river and other reproductions to illustrate Lorain County life. The exhibit was also shown at the Ohio State Fair to acquaint residents of other counties with local offerings. Now club members display the exhibit to county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain County Fair Showcases Blind Artists and WPA Exhibit
Lorain County fairgoers visited the arts building to admire quilts, embroidered articles, and other creations by Ohio's blind residents supervised by the Ohio Commission for the Blind. The WPA emergency schools display a miniature nursery room with tiny furniture and dolls in native costumes made by students preparing for citizenship at Garden Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Arts
WPA
Smnal
Garden Avenue
Lorain
Arts Dbuilding
Lloyd George Criticizes Pershing Over War Efforts
London reports Lloyd George accuses General Pershing of rushing brass hats to France while urging more American infantry. He defends his policy as Britain faced Ludendorff’s last drive and notes the supreme war council pushed Pershing to follow Foch’s wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Lierd George
Britain
John J. Pershing
France
Lierd Georges
Lieyd George
Ludendorff
Marshal
Health Delivery Service truck crashes through cemetery guard rail
A Health Delivery Service truck driven by Carl Cole collided with a car on the Brookdale cemetery curve at Oberlin road at 12:05 a m. Cole swerved to avoid the other vehicle and drove into the cemetery, escaping with minor bruises. The other driver fled the scene and deputies remained at the site until 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healthelivery Service of
Detroit
Carl Cole
Brookdale Cemetery
Oberlin Road
Cole
County Fair Day Highlights Include Softball and Races
Most county schools close for the day as the fair features a softball tournament and bicycling races. Horse racing runs each afternoon for enthusiasts. An ambulance treated a Chestnut Ridge girl with a bleeding nap, with W. G. Dunawar of Lorain aiding at the Red Cross tent. Judging began, ribbons bright, as 14 divisions housed exhibits and Four-H Club displays drew hundreds of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
W. G. Dunawar
Lorain
Dunawar
American Red Cross
Iit
Belief workers shape their own conditions drives class movements
The idea that workers can by their own effort create the conditions they desire is a hallmark of contemporary working class movements. It reflects the confidence in self-directed action and collective organizing as means to alter economic and social structures.
Roosevelt Pleads For Banishing Prejudice At Forum
New York September 24 President Roosevelt closed the sixth annual forum on current problems urging the banishment of prejudice and rancor from politics. Broadcast from Hyde Park he spoke to 3 09 club women and delegates from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Partics
Hyde Park
Esvin Browder
Norman Thomas
Wi- Ham Lemire
Union Party
Feram
John Hamilton
Republian
James A. Farley
Denverat
Funeral notices for John Arndt and Henry Twining
John Arndt Ampherst died at the Eirma Clinic at 8 30 a m Wednesday after four weeks illness. He was born in Germany and lived in Brownhelm the past three years leaving a wife Elizabeth and nine children including Joan Edward Frank Jacob in Brownhelm Amherst Elyria Frei Helen and Robert at home plus four grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Jacob Reinhardt and Mrs Frank Miller. Funeral Saturday 2 30 from Baker Funeral Home with Rev I Rover officiating burial in Brownhelm cemetery. Henry Twining died Tuesday evening after several months illness. Surviving include son Ernest of Henrietta daughter Mrs Stella Peabody and four brothers F O Twining V L Twining O P Twining and F A Twining. Burial in Camden cemetery. Funeral services from the home Friday with Rev R G Pferrer officiating.
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Ampherst
Joan Arnd
Brownheim
Eirma Clinic
Germany
Elizabeth
Joan
Edward
Frank
Jacob
Brownhelm
Louis Heller
Amherst
Elizabeth Moikai- Elyria
Frei
Helen
Robert
Jacob Reinhardt
Frank Miller
Elaria
Arnd
Brownhelm Evangelical and Reformed Church
The
Maccabees
Baker
I. Rover
Brownhelm Church
Brownhelm Cemetstr
Twinings
Henrietta
R. G. Pferer
South Ridge Zion Evangelica
Camden Cemetery
New York State
Camden Township
Evangelical Church
Henretta Hill
Ernest
Stella Peabody
Camden
F. O. Twining
Brighton
V. L. Twising
Maiumee
P . Twising
Princess Ann
F. A. Twining
Loudonville
Local Man William A. Lytle Dies at 51 in Elr ia
William A. Lytle 51 of 22 Woodford avenue died at Elria Memorial Hospital at 12:35 after a Sunday to pneumonia illness. Born January 17 1885 in Nashville he lived in Elria 25 years and worked as a moulder at Fox Furnace Co. Survived by wife Laura W. Lytle stepson Lee Pattie two sisters Eva Butler and Alma Radcliffe of Nashville. Body to Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home with funeral announcements to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Lytle
Woodford Avenue
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Nashville
Tennessee
Elrria
Fox Furnace Company
Elvria
Laura W. Lytle
Lee Pattie
Eva Builer
Alma Radciif
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Bees Draw Crowds at Lorain County Fair Display
Spectators at the Lorain County Fair watched thousands of bees behind glass panels in a Lorain County Beekeepers Association exhibit. Jars of clear honey tempted sweet lovers, but the buzzing display drew more attention than honey for many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Bee Keepers’ Association
Child's Progress in Knowledge and Morality
A reflection notes that a child's progress in knowledge and morality stands as the best token of filial gratitude for a parent.
New Way to Hold Loose False Teeth
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH a tasteless powder to keep dentures firmly in place with no gummy taste. It promises comfortable wear and fresher breath. Sold at Muir's and other drug stores as advertised.
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Muir's
Court House Records Show Multiple Divorce Suits
Marie Thomas sues John Thomas of Long Island New York for gross neglect and seeks restoration of her maiden name Marie Perrau le. Marie Kimmell sues George Kimmel of Lorain for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Andwur Mortgase Loan Company files foreclosure action against Vivian and C P Esher for 32275. Alice Bauman sues Charles G Bauman of South Amherst for gross neglect and cruelty. Gertrude Grills sues Albert T Grills of Lorain for press neglect. Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Matthew Nicaloff of Lorain for foreclosure of mortgage.
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Marie Thomas
John Thomas
Long Island
N. Y
Marie Perraule
Marie Kimmell
Gieorge Kimmel
Lorain
Andwur Mortgase Loan Company
Vivian and
C .P. Esher
Alice Bauman
Charles G Bauman
South Amherst
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Matthew Nicaloff
Lerain
Pittsfield Woman Wins County Canning Contest
Mrs. Wallace Bear of Pittsfield Township won ten dollars for top canning entries in the county side cadmus contest at the Lurain County Fair. More than 200 entries were received with jars of fruit and vegetables. Second prize went to Mrs. Mary Gillers of Wellinston for eight dollars. Third to Mrs. E. O. Portman of Henrietta Township for six dollars. Fourth to Mrs. Amma Bers of Russia Township for four dollars. Fifth to Mrs. Donald Goss of Brighten for three dollars. Seventh prize awarded to Mrs. J. S. Myers of Grafton for two dozen stars jars. The Cathedral at Seville, Spain, is noted as the largest Gothic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Bear
Pittsfield
Womens Home
Asrv Cultural Extension Service
Lurain
Bear
Mary Gillers
Wellinston
R. D
E. O. Portman
Henrietta Township
Amma Bers
Russia Township
Donald Goss
Brichton
Grece Ewell
Brighton
Gnd
J. S. Mrers
Farm Bureau Group Meetings Set for Lorain County
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association completes preparations for its semi annual county meeting at Elyria YMCA on October 6 to elect two delegates to the Ohio Farm Bureau annual meeting in Columbus. A district meeting at Berea Council Chamber October 2 includes Farm Bureau members from four counties with speakers from the Ohio office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
Elyria Y M CC. A
Dl Uhe
Breau
Ohio Farm: Bureau
Columbus
Rev Prederics
Youngstown
State Farm Bureau
Merritt Powell
Frederick
Acussey
Ohio
Lorain
Berea
Farm Bureau
Erie
Huron
Cuyahoga
Ed. Bath
Howard Wilson
Ohio Farm Bureau
Gocter School Permits Restricted Despite Lunch Policy
A report claims many Gocter's permits are granted yet school officials say only 37 permits have been issued since the school year began on September. Permits are given when doctors advise extra lunch time beyond 39 minutes for students needing special feeds.
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Gocter
International Students Enroll at Oberlin Theological Seminar
Seventy students from six countries including China Japan New Africa Bulgaria Germany and the United States joined Oberlin theological seminars this week to boost enrollment. A tea hosted by the Theological Union at Shipherd Lounge welcomes new members and connects them with upperclassmen.
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Oberlin. O
China
Japan
New Africa
Bulgaria
Germany
United States
The
Theological Union
Shipherd
Local residents host faculty and guests from far cities
Mrs Horton of the School of Theology and Dr and Mrs Flatt son attend as faculty guests. Guests include Mr and Mrs Summers in Brunswick Ohio and Mrs Summers visiting the Rebekah Lodge. Stays in Syria and travels in Europe are noted for several families along with Rhodes scholar James Nelson class of 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Horton
School of Theology
Mrs Flattson
C. R. Summers
Brunswick
Ohio State University
William Stolfuss
Aleppo
Syria
L. B. Burgner
East College Street
Stoliuss
Douglas Deeherd
Gyria
Fishermen Report Splendid Catch by Elpha Pair
George Niteb and Bunny Bushmen of Elpha bragged to friends yesterday about catching 22 fish on Tuesday night. They said they have fished many times but never had a catch like that before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Niteb
Bunny” Bushmen
Elpha
Widow Volo Wins Opening Feature At Lorain County Fair
Widow Volo owned by T A Hitt of Sandusky driven by George Bennett won the Three-Year-Old Pace with Purse of 325 at the Lorain County Fair opening program. The event saw multiple heats with times around 2 2 to 2 18, as drivers split purses in the 2:24 Class Trot and other races on the card.
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Lorain County
Fairgrounds
Volo
T A. Hitt
Sandusky
George Bennett
Halley Box
Charles A. Martin
Frank Shuey
Worthy Locke
Golden Princess
Elizabeth Gaytworthy
Four Kittens Seek Adoptive Home From County Commissioner
A charity appeal notes four six week old kittens, playful and healthy, needing adoption. County Commissioner John E. Davidson led a search to place the brood, noting he cannot keep or dispose of them and seeks a loving home for all.
Senior Freshman Reception Set for Saturday Night
The annual reception will be held Saturday evening in the Allen Art building. Senior men and women date freshmen, with conservatory students joining college classes. President and Mrs. Wilkins will host, and Adam West's orchestra will provide music for the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Artsuilding
Conservatory
Wilkins
Adam West
Cosmopolitan Club Meets Tonight
The Cosmopolitan club holds its initial meeting this evening in Shippard Lounge, Quad- Tangle. Former members, new exchange students from China Trinidad Chile Syria France Germany, and other interested students will attend to begin friendships with American peers. Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton. Dr. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Shippard
China
Trinidad
Chile
Syria
France
Germany
Hamilton
Townsend Plan renamed and reorganized with assets to government
The Townsend Plan group adopts a new name to reflect its purpose. One share shifts from Walter Townsend to founder’s son Robert Townsend, a San Luis Obispo student, as Dr Francis Townsend and Young hold the new corporation’s shares. If disbanded, remaining assets go to the federal government.
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Walter Townsend
Losa Angeles
Francis E. Townsend
Robert C. Townsend
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Dr. Townsend
Young
Townsend
Cleveland Livestock Market Receipts and Price Report
Market receipts show cattle hogs and sheep with mixed price moves. Cattle steady to higher with feeders and butcher offerings. hogs steady to firm. sheep and lambs with prices lower on some grades. butter eggs and poultry market activity listed alongside fruit and vegetable prices.
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Chulee
Chyulce Searinas FE
Ile
Zee
Breiters Hock
Broilers
Beatters
Broners
Brotler
Leghorn
Braver
Beriters
New Jersey Cobblers
Idaho
Ohio
Transit Aifains and Cats At Races
Fragments show a note on colors and numbers with references to COHEN and a price around 1954. Names appear as stray tokens, suggesting a catalog or auction snippet. Reading suggests a listing of items with color codes and model numbers rather than a full event story.
Boy Turned Over To Juvenile Authorities
Elyria police turned over to county juvenile authorities a 1 year old Elyria boy who by alleged misrepresentation obtained a car from The Rothgery Motor Sales Company at Grafton for a demonstration and did not return it. Police found the youth driving about town about 10:30 p m after he had been allowed to take the car at 6 p m claiming he wanted to show it to his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rothgery Motor Sales Company
Grafton
Rothgery
Fire damages awning at Turner Block on Court Street
A cigarette dropped from a third floor window sparked a fire that burned an awning and scorched a window frame at the Turner Block, 123 125 Court Street. Fire crews from all three Central Fire Station companies responded, with no additional damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Block
Court Street
Central Fire Station
Iquique Chile Center for Iodine and Nitrate
Iquique in northern Chile serves as a focal point for iodine and nitrate industries and supports a population of about 40 000. The city functions as a regional hub with economic ties to mining and chemical sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iquique
Chile
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Middle Ave
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David Lloyd George
Pershing
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
John Arndt
W. T. Tweying
the Court
Gertrude Grills
Albert T. Grills
Pittsfield Township
Sertile
Spain
Theorld
Farm Bureau Group
Springfield. O
Abe Gardner
Edward Lb. Searry
Springfield
Searry
Trent Lonsteo
Cleveland
Elmer Hainsiterman
Cincinnati
Grant Sro
Asroen
Oberlin
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Clarence Swift
South Professor Street
Mediterranean
Italy
Austro-Hunsary
Jugo-Slavia
Edwin Lawrence
New Haven
Connecticut
G. A. Lawrence
Elm Street
James R. Nelson
England
Widow Volo
Fever Volot Bennetth
Bol Wilson Frisco
Bo Z
Real Frisco
Morrison
Johnny Duncan
Don
G ¢Young
Crispy
Sherler
Worthy Locke, Bith
Locke Bunter
Brinkerhoff
Elizabeth Gaylworthy
Gaysworthy
Morrison Sensation
the Senator
Allman
Shirley Mae
Red O'Boy
Peter St. Cloud
G. J. Oconnor
E. 13Th St
Mer
Middle Avenue
Cleveland Livestoch
Cleareland Problce
Ahar
Pracice
EL Fe
Baskets
C. Escarole
Boston
Lsc
Hubbards Perth
Toledo Cats
étievater-Transit
Aifains
Wehleat
Rod
Pak Cats
Broad Street
Capitol
the Brown Co
Lodi St
George Spitzer
Cities Service Gas & Oils
Lorain County Home
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Banjo
Day's Music Store
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