Toghl Hospital Receives Highest Approval From AMA Panel
Zlyria Memorial Hospital was notified that the Ohio State Medical Association committee reported most favorably on its facilities for intern instruction. The panel's finding moves to the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association for final confirmation. The recognition places the hospital among the nation’s foremost institutions, joining 613 of 6825 U.S. hospitals and 32 of 289 in Ohio already honored.
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Zlyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio State Mediacal Association
Ohio State Committee
Te Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
The
American Medical Association
United States
Ohio
Journal of the American Medical Association
American College of Surgeons
State Board of Nursing
State Departments of Health and Welfare
Bids Sought for Vermilion Road Hill Grading
Brown Helm township bidders should present grading bids today at 1 p m to the county commissioners. At 10 a m Friday the commissioners will hold a hearing on assessments for the Renouard ditch in Wellington.
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Vermilion Road
Brownhelm Township
Renouard
Wellington
Deaths of Helen Alexander and George Standen in Elyria area
Helen G Alexander age 44 died at Elyria Clinic this morning after which burial will be at Ridgelawn cemetery following services at Greek Orthodox church South Lorain Friday at 1 00 p m Her husband Geo Alexander and six brothers survive The body will be removed from Taylor Funeral Home to her home 806 West Broad Street this evening The second obituary notes George W Standen age 97 6 14 died in De Funiac Florida Wednesday He leaves two daughters Mrs Abbie Coons and Mrs S B Wurst one sister Mrs Fannie Reynolds eleven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren A Civil War veteran and Odd Fellows member His funeral is Saturday at 2 p m from the home of Sam Wurst stop 2 Lake Avenue Dover remeters officiating Burial in Dover remeters
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Helen G. Alexander
Helen Georgeople
Alexander
Elyria Clinic
Geo. Alexander
Taylor Funeral Home
West Broad Street
South Lorain
Ridgelawn
George W. Standen
de Funiac
Florida
Abbie Coons
DeFuniac
S. B. Wurst
Elyria
Ohio
Fannie Reynolds
Sheffield Township
Odd Fellows Lodge
Sam Wurst
Lake Avenue
Kirht
Burjai
Dover
Homer Rodebeater con cert at First M Church Friday evening
Homer Rodebeater concert at First Methodist Church Friday May 3 at 8 15 pm. Reserved seats 75 cents general admission 50 cents. Reserved seat sale opens Saturday morning at Day's Music Store April 27.
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Homer Rodebeater
First M
Coupe fires twice in Elyria on West River street
Local brief notes two coupe fires at 632 West River street and 113 Lodi street. Firemen from Hose Company No. 1 responded to the first alarm but the blaze was extinguished. A second alarm came at 5 32 a m. with gasoline near the carburetor igniting. extinguished by carbon tetrachloride.
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E. E. Rimbach
West River Street
Central Fire Station
Central Station
Lodi Street
Enlivened Dull Night Sparks Standoff in Glens Falls
In Glens Falls on a Sunday, laborer George Bain aged forty started a one man show at a boarding house. He fired at officers with a shotgun after a girl reported a man up there playing wild west. Patrolmen Stewart and Culver were wounded. Bain surrendered and is held for the grand jury.
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Glens Falls
George Bain
George
Hewig
Claude Stewart
George H. Culver
Bain
OBERLINN NOMINATE OFFICERS FOR CLASS OF 1930 31 32
Primary elections selected officers for the classes of 1930 1931 and 1932 at Oberlin Freshmen sophomores and juniors named presidents vice presidents secretaries treasurers and various social and athletic chairs John F Adams Mary L Austin Lyle E Craine Nancy C Marks Robert D Henry Lucille I Mellon Margaret M Glessner Ro bert D Henry led the nominations and a series of campus events followed including guest speakers and club activities with the Oberlin Women's Club hosting a schoolhouse style program and a luncheon meeting set at Oberlin Inn and Metcalf House for seniors and club members AAO long with outings and local civic events through the week.
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John F. Adams
Carl Allensworth, , Jr
Mary L. Austin
Marjorie L. Estabrook
Sarah A. Campbell
Inez Fisher
Donald J. Jones
Ralph Ormsby
M. Frank Love
Maurice R. Merryfield
Carl E. Brickley
G. Herbert Clough
Robert D. Henry
Richard G. Gater
Lucille I. Mellon
Jean M. Mould
Margaret M. Glessner
Kathleen Mac Laury
Donald M. Church
Robert W. Mark
Elliot Grabill
Edward C. Pliske
Genevieve Delfs
Jean
Eastern Star hosts, Pansy Chapter to stage Dear You
Past Matrons of the Eastern Star meet Saturday with Mrs C H Sage and Mrs E Miller as hostesses. Pansy Chapter Dramatic Club presents the three act comedy Dear You at Ridgeville high school auditorium Friday evening.
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Eastern Star
The
C. H. Sage
North Professor Street
3. E. Miller
Pansy Chapter Dramatic Club
Ridgeville
Court discussion on juvenile justice and family aid
Rev P J Garcia of Community church Peru opens the session on juvenile justice with a talk on the Court Judge Harry L Eastman of the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court discusses misperceptions of the court and argues training is largely past the point by the time a child enters the system Judge J M Bechtel of Norwalk adds comments Other features include welcome by S N Squire Elyria treasurer of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children talks on Mothers Pensions by Miss Pearl M Worley Canton and a panel on The Family Agency by Miss Elizabeth Lyman Cleveland with Mrs Marie Gilman Associated Charities.
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P. J. Garcia
Community Church
Peru
Harry L. Eastman
Cuyahoga County
J. M. Bechtel
Norwalk
S. N. Squire
Elyria
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Miss Pearl M. Worley
Canton
George Oswald
Elizabeth Lyman
Cleveland
Marie Gilman
The
Associated Charities Here
Abbey Opens In South As Open Westminster Abbey Of Dixie
In Fletcher North Carolina a new memorial lies beside Calvary Episcopal church. Rev Clarence McClellan, a New Yorker by birth and church rector, leads the project honoring Southern geniuses. Granite boulders bear bronze plaques in dedicated corners for poets artists writers and statesmen with more boulders planned yearly.
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Fletcher
N. C
Westminster Abbey
Dixie
Calvary Episcopal Church
Clarence Stuart McClellan
Calvary Church
Robert E. Lee
Dan” Emmett
James Whitcomb Riley
Sewanee River
O'Henry
Sidney Lawier
Georgia
McClelan
Elyria High Spring Concert Program Highlights
Elyria high school will present a Friday evening spring concert in the school auditorium under music director J. M. Beck. The program opens with instrumental numbers from the high school orchestra, featuring John Eckler in a cornet solo The Commodore. Part two offers vocal performances by Boys and Girls Glee Clubs and a 70 student MacDowell chorus, with selections including The Mil The Elephant and the Chimpanzee Mulligan Musketeers Cheery Lights of Home and O Italia Beloved.
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Elyria High School
J. M. Beck
John Eckler
The
Commodore
Chambers
Boys’ Glee Club
Girls’ Glee Club
MacDowell Chorus
Mil
Home
Girl Trains Iron-Workers Beatrice Goodrich Teaches Welders
Beatrice Goodrich of Connecticut conducts a welding class at the Leake and Nelson plant in Bridgeport educating a diverse group of workers. She stresses safety and demands physical and mental qualification for arc welding while supervising graduates on high steel structures. Born in Waterville Maine, she studied at Boston University and reads industry journals.
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Beatrice Goodrich
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Beatrice
Leake and Nelson
Miss Goodrich
Waterville
Boston University
Engineering News Record
Hikers praise trucks as best travel means cited
In Columbus Indiana Miss Ethelene Lister and Miss Reba Shaw both of Indianapolis advise against autos, praising trucks for travel on a return Indianapolis to Louisville hike. They recount accepting rides in oil milk gravel trucks and moving vans as part of their journey. Memorial dedications will be unveiled at a southern shrine starting June 36 with others to follow featuring Key Blackwell Harris Arnold Timrod and Uncle Remus creator.
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Columbus
Ind
Ethelene Lister
Reba Shaw
Indianapolis
Francis Scott Key
Herbert Livingston Satterlee
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
James Blackwell
Virginia
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Herman Arnold
Dixtle
Henry Timrod
South Carolina
General Market Prices From Cleveland and Chicago Markets
Cleveland produce prices across butter eggs poultry and potatoes with Ohio and New York potatoes noted. Chicago cash quotations list butter eggs poultry and wheat with live stock and hay markets. Toledo reports hogs cattle calves sheep and market prices. New York hay markets show Timothy prices by bale and grade.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
New York Tuberculosis Deaths Persist in Major Cities
A National Tuberculosis Association survey shows 24 471 TB deaths in 1928 across large U.S. cities with 28 million plus residents, rate 87.4 per 100 000. New York up from 86 to 89, Chicago 83 to 85, Detroit 91 to 95, Los Angeles 110 to 111, Cleveland 87 to 95, with several other cities posting increases and some declines. The report notes the disease remains preventable and highlights race-related death counts in 29 cities.
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New York
National Tuberculosis Association
Godias J. Drolet
Drolet
America
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
St Louis
Buffalo
Newark
Kansas City
Seattle
Indianapolis
Jersey City
Columbus
St. Paul
Atlanta
Providence
Birmingham
Boston
Milwaukee
Washington
D. C
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Portland
Ore
Rochester
N. Y
Louisville
Toledo
Denver
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Omaha
Kan
Akron
Cincinnati
United States Census Bureau
Dixon Announces Sale Of Property On Park Avenue
Hugh Harris bought the home of Henry Stolzenburg on Park Avenue. The transaction was handled by J. H. Dixon, a local real estate broker, confirming a notable property sale in town.
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Dixon
Hugh Harris
Henry Stolzenburg
Park Ave
J. H. Dixon
Tuberculosis Deaths Split by Race in RM Total
A historical notice states that out of 20 059 TB deaths in RM, no less than 4 974, or 25 percent, were among colored residents highlighting racial disparities in disease impact.
Sweden Adopts Road Patrols In Motor Aid Program
Sweden trains road patrols to aid motorists in trouble. Royal Swedish Automobile Club outfits patrols with spare parts repair kits and small fuel supplies and offers free services to members of foreign automobile associations. Harbor guards meet ships at Gothenburg Malmo Hel sinborg to assist foreign tourists with car clearance and itineraries and publish multilingual driving guides.
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Royal Auto Club
Stockholm
Sweden
Royal Swedish Automobile Club
Gothenburg
Malmoe
Helsinxborg
Dip for fence posts solves farm problem
Ninety three fence posts near Cornell University have stayed sound for over ten years. Researchers used old wood types and treated them with hot and cold coal tar from an oil tank to test durability. Professor C. Hr Guise notes the method could be replicated cheaply by any farmer for ten more years of service.
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Ithica
Cornell University
Cornell
C. Hr. Guise
State Department of Agriculture
Goose Works Overtime At Connersville Exhibition
A pound double yolk goose egg on display in Connersville Indiana draws crowds. The item is linked to ancient cosmetics pigments once used by Cleopatra for eye makeup and face pastes. Meanwhile Kansas farmers reportedly use airplanes for fishing trips.
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Connersville
Ind
Cleopatra
Kansas
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Toghl Hospital
George Standes
Bert's Pharmac
W. Broadst
C. Bowers
W. B. Thompson
Blanche Ensign
Carl Ensign
Hea
Amelia Nalley
A. Arron Nalley
Pliny
Sons and Daughters OF Tiberty
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
K. of P. Hall
Elba Street
Edward Herdenorf
Broadway Avenue
Lorain
Josephine Soja
City Produce Commission Company
West Avenue
Twelfth Street
Alleane Saxon
Common Pleas Court
Alonzo Saxon
Margaret Comstock
Delbert Comstock
R. H. McClure
Margaret L. Bogart
Elyria Township
A. Wells
Charles G. Rook
Louis Schallon
Charles Gilson
Acme
Carter's
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Herrick
Myron T. Herrick
Oberlinn
DR. Graham
Dean Graham
Inter-racial Council of
Washington University
St. Louis
Missouri
Oberlin
Women's Club
Oberlin Women’s Club
Hobbs
Persons
Burgner
McFarland
Krueger
Rogers
Smith
Hastings
Oberlin Women's Club
Oberlin Inn
American Association of Women
Oberlin College
Metcalf House
Frances Hosford
Sorosis
F. W. Tobin
Rim Street
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
T. NX. Hange
LaGrange
Frank Hange
North Main Street
Oberlin Grange
Hickory Tree Grange
W. C. Hovey
Coral Gables
Frank Hovey
California
Hartley Broadwell
Courtnard
Page
Seana
Ene Las
the Western Reserve
Lorain County
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Romes
Texas
Toledo Grain
Timothy
Eagles Hall
St. Joseph’s Society
Leo Dorsz
Blue Bird
Sweet Shoppy
Court Street
Estern Reserve Finance Eng
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