Lorain County to Address Ohio Teachers Conference
Lorain County educators will join statewide delegates at Ohio State University next Thursday to Saturday for a 38 sectional meetings education conference. J Howenstine, president of the Ohio Association of Boards of Education, and Dr E H Willis of Oberlin College will speak on current Ohio legislation and higher education topics respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Lorain County Education Orkers
Ers
Ohio
Ohio State Educational Counce
Ohio le University
de Elyria
J. Howenstine
Ohio Association of Boards of Ncation
University
Ohio Legislar
Lor County
E H. Wiis
Oberlin Col
Ses
Vari
Howard B. Lees-Smith
Eucation of
Great Tain
Harry W. Chase
Sient
University of
Library Adds Popular Titles As Six Month Stock Tally
Elyria Library reports stock growth over six months with bestsellers including The Ingalling of Brother Hilarios Be Vagabond and Morals of Jesus Iberlin Dr C E St John from Marlin College to study at Carnegie Institute Mt Wilson solar observatory. Lake Erie residents and artists note a dramatic tidal movement on Wednesday causing a five foot nine inch rise at Sandusky starting 11:40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isria
Elyria Library
Brother Hilarios
Jeus Iberlin
C E St John
Arlin College
Carnegie Institute Ofshington
Mt. Wilson
Sandusk
City budget and transit route dispute in 1923 Chronicle
The Yellowine refuses to keep the franchise for the West Avenue route to downtown. A petition from steel plant riders requests replacing the 1st Avenue route with Lodi Street. Mayor Jones presents the 1924 city budget totaling 270000 with a 9900 reduction from 1923.
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West Avenue
Lodi
1St Avenue
Jones
Cleveland Southwestern Railway raises fare and local industry growth reported
A council vote 6 to 1 granted a two cent fare increase for the Cleveland Southwestern Railway, raising urban rates to seven cents with eight tickets for four cents and free transfers. A five cent school fare with 50 cent tickets is provided. The Board of Trade announced Superior Chemical Company will occupy part of the railway’s wet house and manufacture agricultural chemicals, marking the sixth new industry in Elyria this period. Other firms listed include Second Knight Motors, H. A. Lattin, Schel-Hurst, Ithne, and South ore Manufacturing. Tax distribution totals are given: state 8,225.47. county 406.3.08. schools 1,234.8.92. cities 37,352. townships 5,481.74.
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Cleveland Southwestern
New Fe
Board of Trade
Industri - Elyria
Superior Chemialmpany
Cleveland
Cleveld Southwestern Railway
Baltimore
Oberlin Road
Native fishing rights under storm claim
Oregon City report quotes Chief Will Yallup of the Rock Creek band saying God punished white men who tried to take the Indians fishing rights during the recent snowstorm. The claim frames the conflict as a divine sanction over encroachment on tribal waters.
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Oregon City
Ore
Will Yallup
Rock Creek
Philathe a Class Meeting in Wellington
Twenty seven members of the Philathea class of the Methodist Sunday school met at the home of Mrs. Ed Turner. Miss Sylvia Weimer presided and the group planned a Peddler's Pack for the next meeting with donations to be gathered from each household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Methodist Sunday School
Ed Turner
Sylvia Weimer
Whch
P. Roedel
Opal
Hovis Turner
L. A Grove
Banquet Hosted by Church Class Members and Guests
Rev. M F Laotzow served as chief cook with United Young Peoples asx as assistants at a Friday banquet for the ladies of the class and C. R Neal's class in the church dining room. Group singing followed with new hymnals used for the first time. Miss Catherine Clara gave a reading and Mrs Charles Robinson sang several solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M F Laotzow
United Young People’s
Asx
C. R Neal
Catherine Clara
Charles Robinson
Attend C E Banquet at Sullivan
Twelve members of the Church of Christ traveled to Sullivan last week for a banquet hosted by the Christian Endeavor society. Over one hundred guests attended including many from Polk Ashland and Wellington. Rev Holyrod a retired missionary from China spoke. Attending from Wellington were Rev and Mrs M M F Lottow Joreen Meredith Mrs Marie Miller Mr Florence Robinson Mr and Mrs C R Naal Miss Catherine Clara Edward Worley Miss Caroline Muller Miss Louise Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor Society of Sullivan
Polk
Ashland
Wellington
Holyrod
China
MM. F Lottow
Joreen Meredith
Marie Miller
Florence Robinson
C R Naal
Catherine Clara
Edward Worley
Caroline Muller
Louise Parks
Grange Officers Meet in Elyria for Fertility and Insurance Talks
Mr and Mrs John Barber and Mrs Grace Hemphill attended the county Grange officers meeting in Elyria at the Filoria Savin and Trust Co. building. Acting county agent C YT Bummel spoke on Fertility of the Seed while Thomas Wiley of Wooster addressed Grange auto insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barber
Grace Hemphill
Wellington
Filoria Savin and Trust Co
Elyria
Jasteek
Bummel
Thomas Wiley
Wooster
Grange
Woman's Association Meeting Plans Wednesday Program
The Foreign Missionary department of the Woman's Association of the Congregational church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. Recard leads, with a review of a Pearl Buck magazine article by Mrs. I. EB. Downey, a playlet The Inner Voice by Mrs. Paul Coffin, and a refreshment committee chaired by Mrs. Harry Lee. Singers include Mrs. Ida Furze and Mrs. Fred Sutliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
Foreign Missionary Department
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
W. Recard
Pearl Buck
I. EB. Downey
Inner Voice
Paul Coffin
Harry Lee
Ida Furze
Fred Sutliff
Last Talk in Cult Series On Theosophy Topic
Rev. C. W. Recard closes a cult series with a midweek service addressing "The Church and Religious Cults." The discussion centers on "The Religion of Theosophy" and its implications for faith communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Recard
Win Ons Class Elects Officers at Baptist Church
Kenneth Acry was chosen president of the Win Ons class of the Baptist church during a social and business meeting. The gathering selected officers and outlined plans for upcoming activities.
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WIN
Kenneth Acry
Win Ons Clss
The
Baptist Chuch
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Meetings
Bure Curtiers made a loneness mp to Creag yesterday and plans to be home Tuesday Mrs Curtice accompanied him Fred Sponseller of Heidelberg college Griffin saw the weekend at his home here Mr and Mrs Ford Stacey visited John Stacey's the past week and returned to Cleveland Recent guests of Dr and Mrs F M Sponseller were Mr and Mrs William Frederic and daughter Kathryn of Tuffin Mr and Mrs John Barber and Mr and Mrs Robe Hemphill plan to attend the Grange meeting at Spencer Wednesday evening Miss Nancy West spent the weekend with water grandmother Mrs Ada Sherburne of Pittsfield visited Oberlin schools with her cousin Elsie Avery Mrs Gertrude Holland and Mrs Leora Weathermer sang a duet at Congregational church service Miss Bessie Riggs and her mother entertain the Parent Teachers Association Tuesday evening Clarence McDaniels spent spring vacation week in Chicago Vis E W Adams moved from South Main to a home north of town Saturday Vis Dan Gunssinger will host Circle 2 of the Ladies Aid at the Methodist church Friday Carl Townsend hosts Circle 1 Friday afternoon W CTWU meeting postponed to later date The Nameboalders serve a Chopsie dinner Friday evening at the church dining room A quartet including Tel and Do Johnson Mort Wadsworth and Robert Gannett sang at Congregational church morning service Mr and Mrs Roy McCormack and daughter Waureen returned from Greensburg Indiana after spring vacation
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Bure Curtiers
Creag
John Barber
Robe Hemphill
Spencer
Nancy Les West
Ada Sherburne
Pittsfield
Oberlin
Elsie Avery
Gertrude Holland
Leora Weathermer
Congregational
Bessie Riggs
Stanley Fugg
Parent Teachers’ Association
Larence McDaniels
Chicago
Vis E W. Adams
South Main Street
Dan Gunssinger
Circle 2
Ladies Aid Society
Carl Townsend
Circle 1
WCTWU
Nameboalders
Tel
Johnson
Mort Wadsworth
Robert Gannett
Sanz
Congresstional
Ring Stolen From Finger in Wichita Night Theft
A diamond ring valued at $100 was taken from a sleeping man in a Wichita area residence. The incident occurred while the victim, Beit Gorham, was unconscious and later the thief left with the ring without waking him. Police are investigating the burglary reported from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Evans
Beit Gorham
Postoffice burglars jailed in Alabama heist
Three men James Land Clyde Blackwell and Donnie Dunn pled guilty to looting the Searles Alabama post office of 304 in stamps. They received four year sentences each at the Atlanta penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
James Land
Clyde Blackwell
Donnie Dunn
Searles, Ala
Atlanta
Plant Grapples With Labor Shortage Delays Major Tie Order
The Century Wood Company's Charleston plant reports delays in filling a 75,000 seven foot cross ties order for United Fruit Company as contractors struggle to hire workers to cut ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
Century Wood Company
United Fruit Company
Mothers County formed by Legion Auxiliary and Girl Scouts
A committee from the Legion Auxiliary met with Girl Scouts captain Mrs RR J Kiahm and mothers at Park Hall to form a Mothers County. They plan monthly meetings on the third Friday. Mothers urged to join. Present were Mrs D Basty Mrs A Kos Mrs W Eble Mrs House Mrs W Black and Mrs Kilm.
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Avon Lake
The
Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
RR. J. Kiahm
Mothers of Scouts
Park Hall
D. Basty
A. Kos
W. Eble
House
W. Black
Kilm
Mrs Howard Drake Hosts T. N. T. Club at Home
Mrs Howard Drake entertained members of the T. N. T. Club at her home on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Drake
T. N. T. Club
Girl Scouts Hold Regular Meeting and New Member Joins Poppy Patrol
The Girl Scouts met Friday afternoon with opening games, patrol corners, attendance, code demonstrations, and planned work for the next meeting. Genevieve Mortensen joined the Poppy Patrol while visitors Mrs Eble Mrs Black Mrs Kos Mrs Easty Dolores Boehm and Wilma Castle attended. Three Scouts Patricia Black Esther Lorenz and Alice Barth passed tenderfoot tests and Rosalind Mitchell passed the second class test. The meeting closed with a horseshoe formation of Gleaming Firelight and Taps. Members are asked to bring magazines to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Mortensen
Poppy Patrol
Eble
Black
Kos
Easty
Dolores Boehm
Wilma Castle
Patricia Black
Esther Lorenz
Alice Barth
Rosalind Mitchell
Swimming Classes Announced at Loraine M C A Pool
The Lorraine M C A pool offers swimming classes with growing enrollment. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 59 to 6 30 under Mrs. Harmon of Avon Lake a Red Cross Life Saving examiner. A private class is held Tuesdays from 10 to 12. contact Mr Seitters for details.
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Loraine, M. CC
Harmon
Avon Lake
Red Cross Life Saving Examiner
Airs
Seitters
Loraine
Miss Ella De Cumbe Hosts Five Hundred Club Event
Mrs. Art Hinz Mrs. Martin Corlett and Mrs. Arthur Theisen won prizes at the Five Hundred Club gathering hosted by Miss Ella De Cumbe on Thursday afternoon. In one month Mrs. Williamson will entertain at the Alfhemn Home in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella de Cumbe
Five Hundred
Art Hinz
Martin Corlett
Arthur Theisen
Tom Williamson
Alfhemn
Cleveland
Afternoon Bridge Club Luncheon at Tavern Honors Won
Mrs Hugh Kane hosted the Afternoon Bridge Club at the Tavern for a one o clock luncheon. Honors went to Mrs Conians Mrs H Drake and Mrs A Harris. In two weeks Mrs O Katterhenry will entertain. Jimmie Taylor was in North Olmsted Friday. E Mardis of Cleveland and Vr Davies of Sandusky called on Walter Mitchell Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kane
Conians
H. Drake
A. Harris
O. Katterhenry
Jimmie Taylor
North Olmsted
E. Mardis
Cleveland
Vr. Davies
Sandusky
Walter Mitchell
Frozen Cayuga Lake fish deaths alarm Cornell expert
Water vegetation at Cayuga Lake ends by the shore became an oxygen starved feeding ground for pike. A sudden winter freeze caused hundreds of fish to suffocate, marking the first major Cayuga Lake die off in years according to Prof. G. G. Embody of Cornell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cayuga Lake
G. G. Embody
Cornell University Entomology Department
Radio Stealer Released After Forgiveness Claim
Nelson Etter, 22, had sentence deferred for stealing a radio in Lewiston Idaho. He told the court sentence should not be pronounced as he had prayed and been forgiven by God. The court debated the word placement while spectators mused over the exact phrasing of his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
Nelson Etter
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