Noted Singer At Church Of The Nazarene
Professor N B Vandall of Ak ron will perform at the Church of the Nazarene April 25 to 28. He is a veteran evangelistic song leader with radio and concert credits and author of songs including My Home Sweet Home and After. Vandall travels from Kansas City Mo to Elyria for this engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Vandall
Akron
Ad Com R
Church of the Nazarene
Vandall
United States
Home Sweet Home
Gulf
Canada
Elyria
Kansas City
Professor Vandall
A. H. Perry
Elyrians Prepare Sunday Prosperous Spring Parade
Elyrians plan a Sunday parade amid early Easter and warm weather. The Springs finery will be worn in a Promenade sponsored by the Elvr Chamber of Commerce merchant division. A grand showing is expected if weather cooperates. A photographer will photograph crowds downtown Elving between 2 and 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvr. Chamber of Commerce
Senate Candidate Visits County in Support of Wharton
C. E. Wharton a Kenton merchant farmer and traveler visited the Chronicle-Telegrams office with two aides today in the county to promote his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wharton
Kenton
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegrams
Wharton
Oberlin Clubs Hold Meetings And Birthday Observance
Mrs. Esther Wood hosts the Nineteenth Century club in Oberlin with papers on Venezuela and a review of Green Mansions. The Oberlin Junior Forum marks its fifth birthday with history notes and readings, followed by refreshments and social time.
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Oberlin. O
Floyd Gove
Nineteenth Century Club
George Lillich
Venezuela
Frank Beckwith
Oberlin Junior Forum
Ruth
Julia Phillips
Eloise Parsons
Virginia Richardson
Ruth Oltman
P. D. Hubbard
John von Blum
Suit Over Auto Crash Filed In Lorain County
William C. Denney sues Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association seeking 55000 for injuries from a Route 20 collision on January 32. He claims Farm Bureau truck turned left into an unpaved lane as he tried to pass. He seeks 500 for injuries, damage to his car, and lost earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Denney
Lorain
Guffey Leads Pennsylvania Democratic Primary Fight
In Philadelphia area results, Joseph F. Guffey holds a decisive lead in the Democratic presidential primary against the state party organization. Roosevelt leads in presidential preference. Jones leads the anti Guffey faction for Senate. Republican favorites James and Davis win delegates. city turnout and district delegations set the stage for November.
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An Hiladelphia
Fiam
Joseph F. Guffer
Democraatic
Gallex
W.dter A. Jones
W.ullom N. McNair
Suipburgh
Roosevelt
Gev Arthur H. James
James J. Davis
Guffey
State Democratic Committee
Jones Guffey
Roosvel
Guffer
Lioux
Thomas Kenner
John L. Lewis
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Repubican
Philly
John B. Kelly
Jones
James
Congressional
Senate
House of Representative
Ohio Elks plan spring conference and memorial work
The Elyria lodge reports on the Spring Conference in Akron April 27 with eight teams and 70 players in bowling. Eisha Lodge will compete for Ohio to go to the National Convention in Houston in July. Other items include Box Scout drive starting April 29, Harding Memorial Services in Marion June 9, and recognition for Walter S. Kohn with honorary life membership. A Memorial Day committee was formed and a club auditing report noted. Separate notices include a divorce suit and a $2,499.62 note foreclosure in Lorain that involve Emmet R. Schnitzler.
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Akron
Ohio Elks Association
Eisha Lodge
Houston
Texas
Ohio
Jose Wilder
Walter S. Kohn
O. J. Shafer
Grand Lodge
Shafer
Marion Lodge
Harding
Marion
Ohio Elks and Elks
Warren G. Harding
Ena
Lfe
Elyria Lodge
Spence
George Colburn
Market Prices Show Wide Range Across Produce and Livestock
Prices for carrots chives lettuce mushrooms and other produce vary by basket, peck, and sack with onions and parsley sold in bunches and by the basket. Grain and mill feeds list oats corn and flour values while hay and straw prices shift by grade. Cleveland and Toledo markets show hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs with mixed receipts and steady to firm trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheetseater Co
Muostama Milling Co
C. Cobax
Timothy
Cleveland
Svec i
S.ve
Engagements of Virginia Shaw and Margaret Whittlesey
Professor and Mrs Frank H Shaw of Reamer announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia to Richard R Holmes son of Dr and Mrs Harry N Holmes of 329 Reamer. The wedding will take place in the summer. Mrs Charlies W Whittlesey of New Haven announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Curtis Edwin Anderson of Oberlin. Whittlesey is a Wellesley graduate with a Simmons School of Social Work master's and is with the Rhode Island Hospital social department. Anderson is an Oberlin graduate who left GE Detroit to join Olivet College for a year and is now Oberlin College assistant director of admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankh. Shaw
Reamer Place
Virginia
Richard R. Holmes
Harry N. Holmes
Holmes
Oberlin College
Charlies W. Whittlesey
New Haven
Olivet College
Olivet, Mich
Vule
Death record Elizabeth M Evans Wellington Ohio
Mrs Elizabeth Margaret Evans age 59 died suddenly at her Union street home from a heart attack She lived in Wellington 22 years Surviving husband William and one sister Margaret in England Funeral at Andrews funeral home Friday p m Rev A E Tennant officiating Burial Wellington Also funeral services for George Henry Lapp at Sharp funeral home 230 p m Thursday Rev Lenzo Green officiating Burial Huntington
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Wellington
Elizabeth Margaret Evans
Union Street
William
Margaret
England
Andrews
A. E Tennant
George Henry Lapp
Sharp Funeral Home
Lenzo
Green Office
Huntington
Funeral services for Mrs Vogelsong and death of James Neuman
Funeral services for Mrs Eiza beth Vogelsong of 237 Bath Street will be held Thursday at 2 p m from the Sacro Curtis Funeral Home. The Rev Ernst Ifsen will officiate and burial will be in Ridgselawn Cemetery. James Neuman of 21 Huron Street died suddenly last night at 1 35 p m at Elyria Memorial Hospital from a heart attack. He was born in Czechoslovakia on March 27 1884 and lived in Elyria 30 years. He worked as a moulder at Elyria Foundry Co for 30 years. He was affiliated with the CSA and Elytis Eagles Lodges. He is survived by his wife Caroline Neuman and three daughters Mrs Rose Hoch of Parma Ohio Mrs Helen Krakora of Cleveland and Miss Emily Neuman at home. His father five brothers and two sisters live in Czechoslovakia. He also leaves two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m at Sudroe Curtis Funeral Home and interment will be in Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Funers
Eizabeth Vogelsong
Bath Street
Sacro-Curtis
Ernst Ifsen
Ridgselawn
James Neuman
Huron Street
Elyria Memorial
Czechoslovakis
Mar
Elyria
Elyria Foundry Co
C.S. A
Elytis Eagles Lodges
Caroline Neuman
Rose Hoch
Parma
Ohio
Helen Krakora
Cleveland
Emily Neuman
Czechoslovakia
Sudroe-Courtis Farmers
Ridge Hii Memorial Pars
Democrats Meet No Endorsements For May Primary
About 100 attendees including county candidates precinct committeemen and election workers gathered for the Democratic city committee meeting led by Frank R Henke. The group said no endorsements were made or planned for any county or state tickets. Refreshments were provided by the Democratic women's organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Frank R. Henke
Henke
Democratic Women's Organization
Elyman Reelected By Telephone Group
J Warren Safford of Troy was elected president of the Ohio Independent Telephone Association at its 45th annual convention in Columbus. H E Hageman of Lorain was named vice president and Frank L McKinney of Columbus was elected secretary treasurer. Hauss of Wapakoneta and McKell of Chillicothe joined the board, with Hirsch, Collis and Hageman re elected to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. Warren Safford
Troy
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
J. T. Corliss
Marion
H. E Hageman
Lorain
Frank L. McKinney
H. W. Hauss
Wapakoneta
David McKell
Chillicothe
Gustav Hirsch
Colof
Colliss
Hageman
Intruder Uses Key Under Mat To Enter Home
Mrs. Florence Lines of 310 Bell Avenue reported to police that her house was entered and the upper floor ransacked early Tuesday evening but nothing appeared missing. Sergeant-Detective C E Parker investigated and found the door opened with a key left under the mat.
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Florence Lines
Bell Avenue
C. E. Parker
Plan Civil Service Examination For Bridge Jobs
Lorain county commissioners started preparations for civil service exams to fill bridge operator and maintenance roles for the Erie Avenue bridge under construction. They adopted a resolution urging the State Civil Service Commission to study needed classifications and to develop the exam, and they will forward New York City test questions as suggestions for the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Erie Avenue
Lorain
State Civil Service Commission
State Commission
New York City
Man Pays Fine After Intoxication Disturbance Charge
Frank Fallon of 211 Chestnut Street owed two dollars and costs on an intoxication charge after appearing before Mayor Joseph G. Petro this morning. He was arrested last night when police were called for a disturbance at a store and he refused to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fallon
Chestnut Street
Joseph G. Petro
William Mogle, 91, Longtime McComb Resident Dies
William Mogle aged 91, one of McComb's oldest residents, died today. He lived in Pleasantville when the village had only three houses.
Menace as Salesman Reported in Cleveland Firm Case
Police were asked to locate a man posing as a Cleveland firm salesman who collected down payments for home furnishings. A West Avenue woman paid $3 on a $22.50 rug three weeks ago and has not heard from him. Two neighbors also paid money. the man gave the name J. Brown but offered no address.
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Cleveland
West Avenue
J. Brown
Two Autoists Fined For Reckless Driving
Two automobile drivers were fined on reckless driving charges yesterday in Justice of the Peace Herbert C. Cummings court. Gerald Shumaker of Avon was fined 10 dollars and costs with nine dollars remitted for reckless driving and failure to stop at Route 57 and Elvira avenue. brought in by Constable R. A. Moran. John O Guthrie of New London was fined 10 dollars and costs with nine dollars remitted for reckless driving and failure to stop at Routes 57 and 10. brought in by Constable N. F. Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice of the Peace
Herbert C. Cummings
Gerald Shumaker
Conrad Road
Avon
Elvira Avenue
R. A. Moran
John O. Guthrie
New London
N. F. Banks
Former Elyria Captain James Riley Dies in Chicago
James Riley aged 73 and longtime Great Lakes captain died at his Chicago home last night. A son of pioneer Lake avenue residents Joan and Bridget Riley, he left Elyria ten years ago for Chicago. Survived by brother Simon in Elyria and a niece Mrs. John Smith of Lorain. Body to be brought to Welsh Funeral Home for funeral services here.
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James Riley
Great Lakes
Chicago
Riley
Joan
Bridget Riley
Lake Avenue District
Simon
John Smith
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old home remedy promotes Ku-Ex Compound mixed with lemon juice and water to relieve rheumatic arthritis and gout pain. It claims rapid results within 48 hours with a money back guarantee and sale at Phillips Drug Store and other druggists.
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Phillips Drug Store
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Germany
Qberlin
Robert Herrick
Mrs
Esther Wood
Janice M. Rudd
Finney Chapel
Ohio High Schocl
G. E. Wain
Gottmaien
Oberlin
Hospital Notes
Ward Smith
Glenna Roster
Mary Magoies
RH. A. Prippos
Koise Aller
Elizavein T Harier
Repert Caswell
Warren Wigniman
Hopert Wall
Justin Hartman
W. FL Ponon
Thomas Stevenison
Remper Fullerton
Jean Sherman
Pauline Horning
Ber. Bailin
Dorothy Guberi
Yvean Greason
Roy Mraid
Mirs
Kilmer Lawson
Lusenargee
Joan Seugemm
Tereer
Margaret Jdousini
Wavia Cornar
Nancy So
Huin & Woaittier
Pery Arne Meyer
Louise Allanget Wirina Leizieus
Vernon Ah Caring
Barcare King
Caleb Westlase
Caleb Westlase and Infant Son. “Alice Heskell
Elizabeth Harter
Hopert Wait
Acri
Jdamice Tyre
Glenna Foster
Harry Konper
Intent Aaughter
Bay Vwillege
Grafton Township
Rozés
William Edwards
Wirth Street
Edwards
State Patrol
East College
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Lodge
Apri
Eastern Star
Arthur Eq Wares
North Main Street
Juneman
Woodland Avenue
B. A. Locke
Woodland Avenues
Republican Club
Ross Loofbourrow
London
T. H. Rowland
East College Street
Sheriffs Department
Hedman Manufacturing Company
Cnicago
Common Pleas Court
Maxine Bannick
Elva
John Bannick
Ajaxine Krugman
Mannie
Pritchett
Lo- Tain
John T. Pritchett
Lorain County Court House
Steve Cowie
Kipton
J. E. Davidson
Toledo
Harold Smith
Lester Squire
Dagonal Road
la Porte
Ford Biggs
East Carlisle
Indian Hollow Road
Hazel Naro
R. D
Joe Naro
Barker
Penna
T. H. McKenney
Citb
Street
Naro
Cleveland Trust Company
Emmet R. Schnitzler
Idaho Avenue
Toledo Graix
White
Sliec
Delaware
Capons
Reasters
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Man Duarly
College
Finney
Council
School of Theology
Fairchna Chapel
Warner Hall
Elizabeth M. Evans
Lapp Funeral
Vogelsong Funeral
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Elyman
Plan Civil Service Examination
ASHE
Pullman’s Grape
Fisher’s
Brgad ST
Ibs
RC Waterloo
Moore
Yyal
Broad Street
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