Ace Sleuth Tells Lindbergh Story Chapter Two
Colonel Lindbergh appointed an underworld contact man Morris Rosner to examine each clue offered by the underworld. Secret service operatives viewed the crime as the work of an amateur lone wolf with a secret shared by no one. The underworld and public alike were dazed by the case.
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Underworld
Colonel Lindbergh
Morris Rosner
Secret Service
Jafsie
John F. Condon
Fordham College
New York
Lindberghs pledge safe return of their child
The Lindberghs issue a promise not to injure anyone connected with the baby's return and urge kidnapers to contact a designated representative. They reiterate focus on the child's safe release and provide brief dietary details as guidance for the kidnapers.
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Lindberghs
Drought Teaches Ohio Farms Need For Lime And Mixes
Lorain County farmers report drought highlighting lime needs for soil and alfalfa challenges. Experts recommend alfalfa mixtures with timothy clover, gradual soil improvement, and better seedbed prep. Sudan grass proves summer pasture value, with oats and legumes rotations boosting soil moisture retention and organic matter.
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Lorain County
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
Ohio
L. E. Thatcher
Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station
Thatcher
Sudan
Drought Years Bring Bigger Farm Cash to Midwest Farmers
Kansas City reports farmers across Missouri Nebraska Iowa Kansas Oklahoma and Texas show a larger fall cash balance thanks to higher prices and AAA benefits. 1934 farm income is projected at about 1.356 billion for the region, up from 1933, with Texas an exception. Ontario details arrayed show gains across most states, boosted by corn hog payments and crop reductions despite a severe drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Midwest
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Sla
AAA
Sowing Wheat Safe Now In Lorain County
Lorain County farmers may sow wheat without fear of the Hessian fly after the fly free date of September 24. Experts urge early sowing for higher yields, noting some flies may remain. Ohio State University survey showed heavy statewide infestation with 1 percent in Huron and 19 percent in Medina counties. Lorain was not surveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio State University Extension Service
Huron County
Medina County
Plans For Fruit Program In Lorain County Tonight
Lorain County farmers will hear plans for a fruit extension program next year as the county fruit committee meets with OSU fruit specialist F. W Beach. They will also discuss district participation in the potato initiative and related agricultural efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Fruit Committee
F. W W. Beach
Ohio State University
Apple and Potato Growers Show Set in Cleveland
The North Ohio Food Terminal in Cleveland will host a November 9 fruit and potato growers show for wholesale buyers to inspect district products. Lorain County growers may attend as the county drops its own show this year due to a potential short apple crop. Beach visits Lorain farmers to discuss culture problems.
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North Ohio Food Terminal
Cleveland
Lorain County
Beach
Clam bake and weekend visitors noted in Birmingham rural social
Birmingham area residents hosted gatherings and hosted guests from Cleveland Elyria Oberlin and Vermilion over the weekend. Families including Kohler Croft Weideman Nieding Olsen Pfarr and others visited traveled to Sandusky Columbus and Bellevue for business or leisure.
West Ridge Auto Accident Injures Flora Hart
Mrs Flora Hart of Elizabeth New Jersey is hospitalized in Akron after an auto accident near Akron. The extended family and friends from Elyria Oberlin and surrounding areas visited and awaited updates as Flora Hart’s injuries were assessed. others recalled weekend gatherings and local visits.
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West Ridge
Flora Hart
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Akron
Viranda Vas Wart
Wise Florence Hart
Charles Schmitzans
Elvrra
Hart
Missionary Rev Smith to Speak at Local Baptist Church
Rev Frederick Smith, a missionary twenty years in China, will speak at the Columbia Baptist church next Sunday morning. Visitors last Sunday included Mrs Jay Madison and her Strongsville aunt, and Mr and Mrs Albaugh. Rev Paul Brown preached at the M FE church, with Rev J H Jones at Brighton, as both plan moving arrangements. The Jones family moves to Brighton, while Rev Brown and family relocate from North Fairfield to the Columbia parsonage.
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Columbia
Frederick Smith
China
Baptist Church
Jay Madison
Strongsville
Albaugh
Paul Brown
Columbia M. FE
J. H. Jones
Brighton
Mrs. Jones
North Fairfield
Columbia Parsonage
Brightton
Church Reception for Rev and Mrs Brown at Columbia Methodist
A reception is planned at Columbia Methodist Church to honor Rev and Mrs Brown and their family. The event welcomes neighbors and congregants to celebrate their ministry and service in the community.
Three Churches Hold Quarterly Conference in Brownhelm
The Quartely Conference of the Brownhelm Henriet ta and South Ridge churches met at the church on Friday evening. Rev. C. L. Allen of Fremont, the District Superintendent, presided.
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South Ridge
Brownhelm, Henrietta
C. L. Allen
Fremont
Dime Society Meeting Held At Mrs Witt's South Amherst Home
Mrs Frank Laraway served as assistant hostess at a Dime Society gathering on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Witt in South Amherst. The event brought together residents for fellowship and business discussions.
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Frank Laraway
The
Dime Society
John Witt
South Amherst
West Ridge WCTU to Meet at Mrs Knittle’s Home
The West Ridge Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be entertained by Mrs George Knittle at her home here Thursday afternoon September 27.
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West Ridge
Grange Meeting Attended by Local Residents
Mr and Mrs George Knittle Mrs E W Stange Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub attended a meeting of the Henrietta Grange Tuesday evening.
Banner Club votes to suspend winter meetings
The boys 4-H Banner Club met with Walcolm Fowl Saturday evening. Advisor Merle Penfound led the business session. Meetings will be discontinued during the winter months. A social hour followed with refreshments for sixteen members.
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Walcolm Fowl
Merle Penfound
Zhonta Class Meeting Attendance and Local Visits in Elyria
Miss Ida Delefield attended a Zhonta Class of the Second Congregational church gathering at Elyria home of Miss Evelyn Brillh at Thursday evening. Elyria visitors included Mr and Mrs Ernest Struck and Mr and Mrs Russell Walker who called on Gust Smith and Clarence Peabody. On Friday October 5 Mrs Raymond Hales and son Herbert traveled to Madmee to visit Mr and Mrs Wm Hales with Herbert returning that night. Mrs Chas Mills returned Friday from Pittsburgh visit. Mrs George Allen is not well. Mr and Mrs Nelson Walters hosted neighbors and Rev and Mrs J H Jones Monday evening. Edw Landin of Eaton was a town caller Saturday.
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Rose Toth
Mary Toth
Amherst
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Florence Hart
Floyd Hart
Charles Schmitgens
Elyria
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Ardith Caywood
Beaver Park
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Marjorie Simms
Schramm Road
B. O. Pope
John Baldauf
Bellevue
Florida
Carl Fowl
Carl Penfound
Joan
Gary
Archie Penfound
Ronald
Wanda Willmot
Beryl Snyder
Carolyn
Dale
H. &. Harrison
Frank Dushenske
LaGrange
Milton Babcock
Henry Voglesong
St Paul's Church
Henrys &Schmithens
North Ridge
Charles Schaihle
Paul Court
Oberlin
Charles Scharble
Erwin Bachman
Vermillion
IL. F. Eldred
Lester Drusendahl
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ida Delefield
Second Congregational Church of
Evelyn Brillhardt
Ernest Struck
Russell Walker
Gust Smith
Clarence Peabody
Raymond Hales
Herbert
Madmee
Wm. Hales
Nelson Walters
J. H. Jones
George Knittle
Wiss Marton Knittle
Brownhelm
A. Wadill
Lorain
Henry Holden
Murray Ridge PTA Meeting Reported Tuesday Evening
Tamil reports attendance at a Murray Ridge PTA meeting on Tuesday evening. Friday evening Mrs Phillipena Schubert of Elveia and Mrs Howard Dayton of Pittsfield visited the latter's father Frank Bechtel. Several local residents visited Lorain friends and family over the weekend.
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Phillipena Schubert
Elveia
Howard Dayton
Pittsfield
Frank Bechtel
13 Lights Didn’t Count With Greenwich Police
Arthur W. Gugel of Patchogue New York was arrested in Greenwich Connecticut for not having proper lighting signals on his machine. He argued there were 13 lights on the car that resembled a traveling lighthouse but the law required electronically operated lighted direction signals and his setup did not meet it.
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Greenwich
Conn
Arthur W. Gugel
Patchogue
N. Y
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