Extension series to start for Lorain county rural women
Lorain county rural women begin 1908 20 season with Alma Garvin OSU nutrition specialist demonstrating cheese making at Elyria YMCA. Fall and winter programs roll out with plans for October 27 slip covers project and October 31 Alumnae Council meeting. Major projects include emergency meals and clothing accessories slated for January and February across about twenty county groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Alma Gervin
Ohio State University
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Frances Eckert
Garvin
Lorain County Home Council For Women’s Extension Service
Mak
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm
E. C. Cotton
Elyria
Miss Eckert
Home Council
Edith Berry
No Distribution To Relief Clients Says Holmes
Relief director Ernest Holmes announced there will be no surplus commodity distribution tomorrow due to lack of shipment and nothing on hand to give out. He said the situation leaves clients without aid for the immediate day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Ernest Holmes
Knights of Columbus To Observe Columbus Day Dinner
Local Knights of Columbus will hold a Columbus Day dinner dance and card party on October 12 at Spring Valley Country Club. Frank G. Jones, Cleveland relief commissioner and former state deputy, will speak about democracy and American ideals. Attendance limited to 45 couples. reservations with club or local officers. Ed Notley addressed the council meeting on patriotism and the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Spring Valley Country Club
Frank G. Jones
City of
Cleveland
Knights
Ed Notley
United States
Lorain youths plan Ohio Farm Bureau Field Day
Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council discussed its plan to participate in the Ohio Farm Bureau field day in Columbus on October 10. Frank Herrmann of Amherst was named committee chairman for the group's participation. A Halloween party was set for October 31 at Camp Iss-See-Kes, with a program committee named for next month. The next meeting is at Henrietta High School on October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Lorain County Co- Operative Youth Council
Brownhelm High School
Frank Herrmann
Amherst
Ohio Rural Youth Congress
Raymond Turner
Counci
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Frances Angersbach
Raymond Petty
Carl Pease
Henrietta High School
Suspended Drive Ban For Local Man After DUI Charge
John Wilhelmy, 57, of 222 Erie street, was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his driving privilege suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on a driving under the influence charge. He was arrested at 4 15 a m Friday on East avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilhelmy
Erie Street
Joseph Q. Petro
East Avenue
Faces' traffic charge against Clayton Brown
Clayton Brown of 89 Williams street was arrested by police at 8 40 p m yesterday for failure to make a safety stop before driving on to Broad street from Fairlawn avenue and for speeding 60 miles an hour between Fairlawn and Abbe road on Broad street. He is to be arraigned in police court September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Brown
Williams Street
Broad Street
Fairlawn Avenue
Fairlawn
Abbe Road
Man fined for disorderly conduct after street fight
Rufus Crook of Fuller Road was fined $3 and costs by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro after arraignment on disorderly conduct charges. He was arrested Sunday afternoon following a fight at 21 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Crook
Fuller Road
Joseph Q. Petro
West Avenue
ELECTION OF COMMANDER AT Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102
Oberlin reports Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102 American Legion elected Commander Co D Ryals at its annual meeting in Legion Hall. Other officers elected include First vice commander A N Fowler second vice commander C W Wood adjutant H R Pratt finance officer W W Rosa chaplain D A Kegg sergeant at arms Glenn Draper and executive committee members B H E Cook L H Kimmel H B Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
D. Ryals
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
A. N. Fowler
C. W. Wood
H. R. Pratt
W. W. Rosa
D. A. Kegg
Glenn Draper
BH. FE. Cook
L. H. Kimmel
H. BR. Pratt
Oberlin Professor Wooster Speaks at Exchange Club Luncheon
Professor Harvey A. Wooster of Oberlin College spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon at Oberlin Inn. He delivered an engaging account of his experiences during the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey A. Wooster
Oberlin College
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Wooster
Economist’s European Tour Covers Danzig and Corridor
A past summer economist traveled through several European countries reviewing economic conditions. He visited the Polish Corridor and Danzig, among others, and stayed prepared to discuss the background of the current European situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danzig
Oberlin lodge schedules card party and district meeting
On Wednesday evening September 27 after the Odd Fellows lodge meeting, a card party is planned for all members. On Friday October 6 a district meeting will be held with the Grand Master of Ohio as guest of honor. Final arrangements are under way for a pleasant, enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ohio
Oberlin Team Wins Over South Amherst Merchants
The Cleveland News reports Oberlin defeated South Amherst Merchants 8 to 1 at South Amherst. Gut man earned the win for Oberlin, Brucker took the loss for Amherst. Oberlin’s News Sports will wrap the season with a 2:20 P.M. game Sunday at Park Street grounds against the Wakeman Red Caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Cleveland News
South Amherst Merchants
South Amherst
Gutman
Brucker
Amherst
News Sports
Park Street
Wakeman
Rose Family Hosting Weekend Visitors In Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Robert D Rose of Pittsburgh Pa were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs J D Rosecrans of North Pleasant Street Miss F I Wolcott has returned to her apartment on West College Street after spending the Summer with her brother in Tallmadge Miss Dorothy Thomas Nas resumed her teaching in Troy after spending the Summer at her home on Forest Street Miss Doris Cain of North Park Street left Saturday for Marietta Ohio where she is a sophomore in Marietta College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Rose
Pittsburgh
J. D. Rosecrans
North Pleasant Street
F. I. Wolcott
West College Street
Tallmadge
Dorothy Thomas Nas
Troy
Forest Street
Doris Cain
North Park Street
Marietta
Ohio
Marietta College
Death Record Wallace A. Court 70
Wallace A Court of Henrietta died at home after a lingering illness. Born in Cleveland February 18 1868 he was active in Masonic groups the Oberlin lodge and chapter Norwalk Council and Commandery and in local churches Grange and Farm Bureau. Survived by wife Lola daughter Ruth Wood Cleveland son Paul Oberlin four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 from the home with Rev William A Smith of Oberlin officiating. interment Milan cemetery under Oberlin Masonic Lodge direction. Body to be moved from Pease Funeral Home Wake up to the home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace A. Court
Henrietta
Mr. Court
Cleveland
Oberlin Masonic Blue Lodge
Norwalk Council and Commandery
Henrietta Evangelical Church
Henrietta Grange
Farm Bureau
Lola Court
Ruth Wood
Paul
Oberlin
Funeral services for Aaron Kelly in Norwalk
Aaron Kelly, 76, died Sunday at Norwalk Hospital. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:00 pm from Oreobaugh Funeral Parlors in Norwalk with burial at Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst after a short service. He was born in Henrietta and lived there most of his life. Survived by daughter Mrs. Harry Tompkins of North Eaton, two other daughters in Boyne Falls Michigan, eleven grandchildren, and one sister Mrs. Eliza Sanders of Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Aaron Kelly
Norwalk Hospital
Orebaugh
Norwalk
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Mr. Kelly
Harry Tompkins
North Eaton
Boyne Falls
Michigan
Eliza Sanders
Miss Anna M Beck Oberlin dies after long millinery career
Miss Anna M Beck of Oberlin died Saturday night in Maumee Ohio after thirty years in millinery. She was active in the Democratic party and First Church Oberlin. Survived by sister Louise Beck and brother Phillip of Monroe Michigan. Funeral in Monroe today at 3 o clock at Rupp parlors. Burial in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Beck
Oberlin
Maumee
Ohio
Miss Beck
First
Elyria
John Lersch
C. H. Merthe
Lewis Mercantile
Louise Beck
Phillip
Monroe
Michigan
Mich
Rupp
Court House News Summary In Penfield Theft and Trial Delays
William Babel of Route 18 near Penfield reported to the sheriff's department that eight to ten bushels of timothy seed were stolen from his granary last night. The assault and battery case against Paul Bassett of Giles and Durkee roads was continued to October 4 by Justice Herbert C Cummings at the defendant's request. Bassett, arrested on a complaint filed by his wife Cora last Friday, remains held on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Babel
Route
Penfield
Sheriffs Department
Timothy
Paul Bassett
Giles and Durkee Roads
Herbert C Cummings
Bassett
Cora
Missing Briton Electrician Aboard Coura geous Carrier
George Davies of Plymouth England, brother in law of W A Fondon, is reported missing after torpedoing of the carrier Courageous. Davies served as an electrician on the ship and his fate remains uncertain with no confirmed survivor report. The October meeting of Barretts Chapel Ladies Aid Society will elect officers at Mrs Dora Carpenter’s home. good attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
George Davies
Plymouth
England
W. A. Fondon
Courageous
Davies
Ben
Barrett’s Chapel Ladies Aid Society
Dora Carpenter
Squirrel hunting accident injures Cleveland man
William Howard, 50, of Cleveland, was accidentally shot early Monday while squirrel hunting on the Tom Testor farm near Clarksfield. He was taken to New London Hospital with a severe peppering wound. Walter Testor held the gun but was not charged. It is the district's first casualty of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard
Cleveland
Tom Testor
Clarksfield
Howard
New London Hospital
Walter Testor
Train Discontinued No. 25 Ends Daily Stop Here
Big Four Train No 25 will no longer stop here at about 9 45 p m daily with Sunday discontinuance causing hardship for New Londoners. Cleveland passengers must take an earlier train and mail pickup at the depot postbox will stop. Express volume by C E Ward Co during busy season will be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Cleveland
C. E. Ward Company
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Farmer
Funeral services were held at 2:00 p m Wednesday for Mrs. Charles Farmer 83 who died at her home Sunday Burial followed at the Rochester cemetery from the late home 2 N Maple St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Farmer
N. Maple St
Rochester, O
Russia Derives Record Grain Harvest Amid Bumper Crop Year
Russia reports a bumper grain harvest this year, reversing drought fears. Officials attribute the high output to favorable weather, improved yields, and expanded sowing areas across multiple regions. Farmers anticipate stable domestic supply and potential export opportunities.
Elyria Credit Women's Club Forming At Dinner
Plans to organize Elyria Credit Women's Club for women workers in local retail credit offices moved forward at a Graystone Hotel dinner. Miss Winifred Seward chaired, appointing a nominating committee of Mildred Crandall, Lillian Casper, Katherine Halpin, and Genevieve Blair. Principal talk by Mrs Katherine Bartlett linked local chapters to the national Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs. Seven Cleveland officers spoke on officer duties. thirty eight attended. Next breakfast planned for Wednesday October 4 at an undecided location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Credit Women's Club
Graystone Hotel
Winifred Seward
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Mildred Crandall
Lillian Casper
Katherine Halpin
Genevieve Blair
Katherine Bartlett
Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs of
North America
Cleveland Retail Credit Men's Corporation
Cleveland
Cleveland Club
Plural Membership Plan Discussed by Chamber Leaders
Harry W. Luethi praised civic spirit at the meeting while L. D. Huffman outlined the Plural Membership Plan adopted in over 300 cities. He said equal voting rights and responsibilities expand involvement and financing for the Chamber, bringing young men into committees and broadening citizen outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Jones
C. J. Sartor
Harry W. Luethi
Chamber
L. D. Huffman
Huffman
Chamber of Commerce
Allies view Soviet moves reshape eastern Europe near war front
Reported by C. D. E. on the war scene notes Bolshevik activity across the region. Moscow denies frontier closures in Romania while Red Army presses into Polish territory under Moscow’s protection. Hungary resumes talks with Moscow and Bulgaria negotiates airline and trade ties. Turkey-Israel?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luly
Romania
Russia
Bucharest
Moscow
Red Army
Hungary
Bulgaria
Sofia
Germany
Turkey
Black Sea
Hitler
Josef V. Stalin
Europe
Fire damages AH Apartments in multi-unit blaze
Report states fire spread through walls with smoke pouring into AH Apartments after breaking through interior walls. Most damage centered in two units but all apartments suffered some smoke and structural impact. Peters described smoke pouring in as he woke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Danish visit and war-time travel notes from Prof Heinzerling
In a letter dated September 6, Agnes Heinzerling describes travel from Berlin to Copenhagen with Mrs. Melvin Whiteleather, noting boats from Germany had stopped and expressing relief at leaving just in time. She mentions seeing a dollar bill, the longing to reunite with her husband after six weeks, and plans to fly to Stockholm then Copenhagen amid wartime disruption. The account covers their European living since October, the Danes and Baltic coast, and the husband’s uncertain return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Berlin
Copenhagen
Melvin Whiteleather
Associated Press
Germany
Heinzerling
Danzig
Agnes Dengate
Europe
Police officer disciplined for rough handling in arrest
Patrolman Francis Callahan received an indefinite suspension and will have one week of vacation and all days off in the next three months stripped after an investigation into a complaint by Edward Wynieski. Wynieski, 27, said Callahan struck him in the nose during a 1:30 a.m. arrest, while being transported to police headquarters with another officer driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Faxon
Francis Callahan
Callahan
E. J. Stankard
Edward Wynieski
16Th Street
Lodi Street
Wynieski
Russell Payne
Faxon
October Ninth Is Deadline For Registration
Election board officials announce October 9 as the registration deadline for citizens not yet registered who wish to vote in the November 7 election. Those not registered or who have moved since last voting must notify the board at Elyria Savings and Trust Co. building on or before October 9. About 9,000 of 11,000 potential Elyria voters are currently eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Board
Board of Elections
Elyria
Ohio Synod chooses Kistler as moderator at Steubenville
The Rev. H. G. Kistler of Steubenville Ohio was elected moderator of the Ohio Synod of United Presbyterians, succeeding the Rev. Kenneth H. White of Martins Ferry Ohio. Delegates named the Rev. J. K. Leitch of Steubenville as vice moderator. Sessions include Michigan Ohio and West Virginia congregations and run through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mid
H. G. Kistler
Steubenvile
Ohio Synod of United Presbyterians
Kistler
Kenneth H. White
Martin’s Ferry
J. K. Leitch
Steubenville
Michigan
Ohio
West Virginia
Market prices for grains and poultry stock list
WHEAT No 2 red 93 44 OAc CORN No 2 yellow 61 6c OATS No 2 white 19 40c HYR No 2 6 242 bstae. WHEAT No 1 red 949 890c CORN No 2 yellow 56 97c No yellow 53 ite OATS No 2 white Se sTe No BS White 34y suc. Grade UL SX extra special pack luarxwe LL extras Med LL oS extras Largo LL stan. added ULB stan. Pullets 445 cases sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Largo
Commodity price list from Sheels legator Co and Abe Ne Tana Ming Co
A dated price sheet lists grains and feeds including corn, oats, wheat, flour, mill feeds, hay and straw. Values cover No 2 yellow corn, white oats, various wheat grades, spring and winter flour, meal, and numerous hay and alfalfa cutting types with per ton and per hundredweight figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheels Legator Co
Abe Ne Tana Ming Co
Brurrel
Standard Middiviss PLC
Live stock market receipts and price ranges summary
Live stock market report listing hogs cattle calves and sheep and lambs receipts with price ranges by category. Hog prices around 7.60 to 7.95 per 100 pounds. cattle shows steers and cows from about 5.00 to 8.50. calves from 11.00 to 12.80. sheep and lambs with spring lambs at 6.00 to 7.00 and higher for select lots. receipts totals and weights implied but not fully detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugs
Llyn
Poultry and potato prices in midmarket report
Market steadiness shown for live poultry with hens heavy 5 pounds and up pricing around 12 cents per pound for Leghorn and related breeds. Ducks, Muscovy, and colored varieties listed 10 to 12 cents. Potatoes price ranges include Chippewa and Katahdin at 1.05 to 1.60 per bag, Idaho Russets Burbanks at 2.06 to 2.55, and Pennsylvania Russets 1.25 to 1.55 per bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Fire crews extinguish small fires at two sites
Firemen from East Side Station were sent yesterday to the Sunshine Wiping Rag Company plant at 6000 Clark Street to quench a small lint fire in a clothes drier, caused by steam pipes. Separately a Central Station detail put out a grass fire over more than an acre behind 399 Oberlin Road, believed to spread from a bonfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Sunshine Wiping Rag Company
Clark Street
Central Fire Station
Oberlin Road
Domestic dispute arbitration courts expand in Japan
In Osaka Japan a couple can hire a government judge to arbitrate a domestic dispute for about 14 U S cents per person. The Osaka district court has organized its domestic disputes arbitration section under a law passed in the latest Diet session. Similar courts are being established throughout Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
Losses from Southern California storm surge top estimates
In a swift and dangerous storm off Southern California crowds searching wrecked boats for relief seekers from a heat wave. About 40 people are missing with death toll estimates climbing to 44 as Navy destroyers and coast guard patrols scour wrecks from Los Angeles to Point Mugu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Point Mugu
Navy
Coast Guard
New Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Store to Rise on Broad Street
Construction starts next week on a brick and tile one story Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co store on Broad street between the Elyria Recreation building and Rainbow Gardens. Owner Owen T. J. Bannon announced a 82 by 127 foot building with 10,000 square feet. T. J. Hume is general contractor. A and P leases ten years. The store will be Lorain County’s largest grocery, with a large rear parking lot accessible from the rear alley. An old frame building on the site was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Broad Street
Elyria Recreation
Rainbow Gardens
Owen TJ. Bannon
T. J. Hume
Bannon
A. and
Lorain County
American Majority Incorporates Trustees Named
The American Majority completes incorporation papers sent to Columbus. Incorporators are A. R. Webber C. E. Betts and E. Glenn Baxter. Five trustees named: Marian G. Powell Elyria Ohio George Harvey Cleveland Walter B. Pitkin New York Ralph Henson Daytona Beach and J. E. Neuger. Plans to organize in additional states under way with state trustees to be named. Legal work by former Judge Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. E. Neuger
A. R. Webber
C. E. Betts
E. Glenn Baxter
Marian G. Powell
Elytia
Ohio
George Harvey
Cleve
Small Business Men’s Association of America
Walter B. Pitkin
New York
Ralph Henson
Daytona Beach
Florida
Neuger
Webber
Naval clash near Norwegian coast renewed in Skagerrak
Heavy gunfire and maneuvers by five war ships and a submarine off the Norwegian coast marked a renewed naval battle in the Skagerrak. Airplanes participated. reports from Christiansan described today’s fighting amid tense tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norwegian
Skagerrak
Christiansan
Manufacturer's Wife Is Found Slain
NORRISTOWN Pa Sept 26 Clues include a blood stained counterpane clothing and a report of a disreputable looking man seen nearby The body of Mrs Clara Oberholtzer Buchanan 38 wife of a Philadelphia paper manufacturer was found by her eight year old son in the first floor hall Her apron covered her face and towels were tied around her neck Police found livid fingerprints from a man on the towels The Papuans are literally Pu Puwa meaning Frizzly heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Clara Oberholtzer Buchanan
Philadelphia
Edward, Jr
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Robert Herrick
Mrs
Esther Wood
Ryals
CLUB
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Elyria Credit Women’s Club
Finland
Stockholm
Tulkedo Gheain
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Produce
Calif
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Sens
Kresge Co
The
F. W. Woolworth Co
Neisner Bros. Inc
Firestone Auto Supply
Edith Mae
Sheppe
MiMie
Atyria
Sowth
Oterfa
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