Auxiliary Adds 1 166 Articles To Linen Stocks Of Hospital
The Ladies Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital reports adding 1 166 linen items in the past month through sewing work. Since organizing in 1907 the group has supplied hospital linens and funded major building projects using funds from the Community Chest while operating six electric sewing machines. The April output includes par jackets, dresser scarfs, infant clothing, blankets, and operating room towels among various items for mate and infant departments.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Community Chest
Torrio Bail Posted In Cash To Secure Pretrial Release
In New York Mrs Torrio posted 100000 dollars in cash to bail out John Torrio and an associate facing tax fraud and illicit affairs. Federal officials say Torrio was ready to flee to Italy and a preliminary hearing is planned for March 6. A federal grand jury contemplates indictments against Torrio and others.
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New York
Apt
Torrio
John Torrio
Cato
Waller
Torio
Treasury
White Plains
Post Office
Washington
Italy
United States
Kentucky Colonels Restored To Rank
FRANKFORT April 25 Seventeen thousand colonels enjoy restoration to rank in a military coup engineered by James E Wie president pro tem of the Senate. Kentucky's staff of colonels restored to all rights privileges and emoluments. Attorney General Vincent had decommissioned all colonels. Wise became acting governor in Chandler and Keen Johnson absence. Governor Chandler said he approves if Wise creates more colonels. The attorney general still maintains the Kentucky colonel is non existent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Chandler
Keen Johnson
Chandler
Cincinnati
Wise
Johnson
Kentucky
Rotarians Elect Nine Directors
Rotary club members choose nine directors including Paul McClellan and Arthur Smith amid debates on governance and compensation rules, reflecting tensions among medical professionals about guidance and fairness within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McClellan
Georse
Arthur Smith
Home Ransacked for Mrs. D Troxel at 72 Kinston Avenue
Bernice Anderson reported a break in at Mrs. D Troxel’s home at 72 Kinston Avenue. Police found the front door open and the house ransacked after an evening visit to investigate. A Jack Brand referenced in the report claimed it was the third break in during the period and noted someone had entered through a rear porch window.
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D. 5
Troxel
Kinston Avenue
Semeo
Pol Stankard
Prosett
California
Bernice Anderson
Washington Avenue
del Conither
Jack Brand
Drum Corps Holds Annual Meeting With Notable Plans
The Drum Corps gathered for its annual meeting detailing a busy program. Officials credited financial support from Mr. Overathims and the National Com who oversaw plan. The hall plan included a tribute at attention and applause for past leaders, aiming to raise standards and attendance at forthcoming events.
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Legion Tran
Zacens Chivugbost
Pverathims
Cleveland
Former Oberlin Resident Dies in Chicago
Oberlin obituaries note former Oberlin resident George G Life died in Chicago at age 50. He leaves a wife and was connected to the Life family who long owned property on East Celeste Street. Services were held in Oberlin with burial in Westced Cemetery. The section also lists local club meetings, school events, and upcoming community activities in Oberlin and Camden, including a play by Oberlin Grange and regional school preliminaries.
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Oberlin
George G. Life
Oberli
Asay
Chicago
Life
Fast Celiese Street
Ssedee
Westawed
Strongest Youth Coming To E H S
A fragmentary note mentions a "Strongest Youth" visiting E H S in the morning, describing a performer with feats from the 1930s era and other achievements. Details are unclear, but the event centers on a notable strongman act at the school.
Religious Drama To Be Repeated Here
The Church of Christ announced a repeat performance of the religious drama St Claudia. The first presentation occurred on Easter Sunday. Rev. Gannsit and Rev. Foster noted the large crowds and urged public attendance for the Wednesday showing with Elaine Cole starring.
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Church of Christ
Wi J. Foster
Pastes
Gannsit Will Asain Je
Pontics
Elaine Cole
Rharze
Immunization drive scheduled for school children
Health officials announce free diphtheria and smallpox immunizations for children in the listed groups. Officials coordinate with Parent Teacher organizations to gather youngsters at various schools for immunization with routes and times set for May and March visits in Roches Brighton Camden Grafton Pad Center La Grange Penfield Hunt marton Avon North Ridze Henrietta South Ambersi.
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E. C. Certan
Lakavente
Cotbe
Fe Thong
Dew Seid
Health Department
Roches
Brighton
Camden
Beiden
Grafton
Pad Center
la Grange
Penfield
Huntmarton
Avon
North Ridzeile
Lawn
Henrietta
South Ambersi Avip
Farm Bureau Credit Union Meeting Topic Ambiguous
A brief item notes discussions related to Farm Bureau Credit Union. Text is garbled with unclear names and specifics, but indicates a meeting or topic focus on the credit union and farm finance. No definite date or participants could be determined from the fragment.
Family In Need Of Rug Or Carpet
A local family seeks a rug or carpet to help with living space needs. Community members are urged to donate or provide affordable options to support basic home comfort and safety.
Death Record for Castine Held Wednesday Service
A funeral service was held Wednesday at Sudro Funeral Home for Rev. J. P. Corsport. A burial will be in South Murray Ridge Cemetery.
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Apd Ch
Castine
Sudro
J. P
Inventor Wins Fortune With A Leak Detector
Inventor from Cincinnati develops a leak detector blending a water pipe device with radio sounds to locate leaks. He tests on a large city water system in Memphis Tennessee, earning substantial fees as clients hire him to audit entire networks, claiming rapid detection and savings.
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Cincinati
Valveman
Fies
ePa
Forteinnati
Mediatei
Memphis
Pleads Not Guilty In Pharmacy Violation Case
A. T. Wright of Mansfield district inspector for Muir Cruz Company pleaded not guilty to alleged violations of state pharmacy laws after arraignment before May or Dew A. Baird on a warrant sworn by H. A. Mobler. Wright is charged with lacking a registered pharmacist in charge of the company store's pharmaceutical department. He was released on a 31494 personal bond pending trial March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TD. Wright
Mansfield
Muir Cruz Company
Dew A. Baird
H. A. Mobler
Ohin Board of Pharmac
Wright
Compan
State tax debate rises as court weighs nets case
Commissioner Wad dell sent a letter asking whether to press the case on nets of 33-4 meh mesh for catching fish of illegal length. The attorney General asked the conservation department for evidence, a point favoring gill net fishermen. The court of appeals may delay ruling pending possible legislative action. In San Francisco, the California State Automobile Association reports gasoline taxes have jumped about 2606 percent in the last decade.
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Lawrence HO Waddell
Attorney General
Conservation Department
Court of Appeals
San Francisco
California State Automobile Association
New Bullet Hurling Force To Be Tested In NSW
Henry W Harden a 23 year old air motor mechanic proposes a novel bullet wave with double current range and claimed superior penetration. He communicates with the Commonwealth Defense Department asserting tests show the bullet can pierce steel at shallow angles and resists glancing due to its propellant and shell formation.
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New South Wales
Henry W. Harden
Commonwealth Defense Department
Haydon
Finds Book Almost 3 Centuries Old in Library Inventory
A nearly three century old book, in good readable condition, was found by 2B Thomas during a library inventory of the late Mr and Mrs AL Garford. Printed in 1832 for John Rothwell in London, the volume by Ralph Venrins is in three parts on religious and philosophical topics. The first covers mysteries and metaphors, the second Orthodox Paradoxes, and the third relates to love and older style letters.
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Thomas
AL. Garford
Amate
John Rothwell
Paul
London
Ralph Venrins
Court House Crowded as Cruelty Case Advances
In Lorain a lengthy court hearing heard charges of cruelty and fraudulent conduct involving Michael and Ann Kishk of Elyria. Fined 225 with costs, fine suspended on payment before court. followed by style of proceedings and postponements. Also details a collision lawsuit involving Patrolman George Carson of Lorain against The Advance Transportation Company with related personal injury claims from two nuns and a passenger.
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George Carson
Lorain
Advance Transpotion Company
Lake Road
Beaver
Ethel Starkey
Genevieve Riedy
St Joseph's
Carson
Vanishing Indian fastest growing race in nation
Washington Indian Affairs Commissioner John Coly states the Indian population is the fastest growing race in the United States. In 1935 the excess of Indian births over deaths was 9.2 per thousand, higher than the white population. The remark came during interviews with Yale University graduate students in the race relations department.
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Washington
United States
Indian Affairs
John Coly
Yale University
Brooks’ Illinois governor bid challenged by Republican split
The report notes Brooks nominated by Republicans for Illinois governor with Knox backing while anti Landon factions push back. Hoover’s California stance and Borah protests shape primaries as Eastern Republicans resist parity moves. Mayor fixes incident involving Edward Runeh after intoxication arrest on Bread Street. Archabold Ohio notes long marriage with no deaths in four children and 15 grandchildren.
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Frank Knox
Wari
Brook
Brooks
Illinois
Oid
Steiner
Hoover
Califngnia
Borah
Landon
Parity Convention
Edward Runeh
Lodi Street
Don A. Baird Tedar
Bread Street
Archabold, O
Tosaph Grime
Market garbled review leaves town traders puzzled
Fragmentary OCR text references markets and local vendors with scattered words like markets, tavern, bread, wheat and notes about various items. Names and places are unclear, producing an unreadable stock of partial terms and garbled phrases.
Toledo to Chicago market notes on grain and goods
Fragmented OCR listing apparent prices and shipments for corn soybeans wheat and related goods from Toledo to Chicago. Mentions freight terms, bags, sacks, mixed lots, and various crop grades with scattered figures and locations.
Wellington High to Broadcast City Music Week Concert
Wellington High school will send a quartet from its boys glee club to Cleveland for a radio program on March 2, joined by a mised chorus and massed orchestras. The Friday night concert features several groups including elementary chorus, girls glee club, mixed chorus, and orchestras, directed by Miss Leinhard, Miss Howe, Miss Steck, and others. The event marks the county’s National Music Week observance with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efacers
Wellington
Donald Swanger
Chas McDermott
Adelbert Knapp
Edwin Hannum
Allen Dudley
Dorothy Leinhard
Wellington High School
Cleveland
Gault
Ethr! Harr
Litirk
Aweich
Moore
Orie Howe
Rhea
Jones
Eixn Steck
Wilson
Norrine Nichols
Holmes
Marian Spanseller
Who Is
Sylvia
and “Fuead Kindis
Miss Hows
Weber
F. C. Moore
Jahnsen
Jahnsen’s “Blying Rose
Rus
Feiersen
Abhotto Lewiston
Crexe
Einar Helstrom
Child Psychology Class To Meet Tomorrow Night
Members of the weekly Child Psychology class at the YMCA will complete their course tomorrow night at 7 p.m. The final session will cover “untruthfulness in children” and “training the child to be happy.”
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Bulletin
Rotarians
H. H. Bentham
Second Street
Elxria
Ohio
Drum Corps
Geo. H. Allen
Estier Alflen
Julia Paillips
Zspear
Julia Phi
Vives
Romaine Aber
Reehe
Ath Phillips
Archivise
Elizabsentarian
S Simter
Aw Helens Hradr
Violetta H. Cook
St Wil
Thack
Ganual Little Bis
Qber- Willard
Por
Clnton
Belte
Norwalk
Rene
Gehange
Oberlin Grange
Camden Parent-Teacher Association
Oberlin Orange
John A. Redsers
de. Regsers
Otter Reiures
Sara Wilson
Roland George
New Jersey
Pittsbursh
George Life
Wade Cargillane
J. ©. Barnard
J. & McCisland
Allen Hospital
Joseph Bickel
LaGrange
Feaiph A. M Weet Loraine
French Steamship Company
W. Harden Sovrers
Eryviedt
County West University Alumni Association
Streéi Mas
Farm Credit Union
Brownhels
Carl R. Finegan
R. H. Finegan
Elyria
Elyria High School
Purdue University
Lorain County
Ohio State Liquor Control] Department
Norman Fischer
Association
Michael
Ann Kishk
R. D
Sheffield
den Savder
Parreiman RB
Joseph Perro
Westernday
ACME
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Court Styria
Eland Provorce
Rupert
Colere
Toledo
FeupEck
Leshorn
Spria Lerhor
U. Orads
Merch Datketa & Brean
Blue Bird
Court Street
Rocco Trombetta
Newell
Murbach Coal
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County Company
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