Lorain Baptist Assn Holds 90th Annual Meeting
The Lorain Baptist Association held its 90th annual meeting at the Oberlin church over two days with 200 delegates and visitors. Reports showed growth in membership. sessions covered missionary work, Bible inspiration, and church duties. Officers elected included A. Obitts as moderator and M. Foote as clerk. the 1929 meeting will be in La Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Baptist Assn
Laersin Baptist Association
Gertrude Boger
Africa
H. QO. van S Gilder
Columbus
Ohio
R. T. Ketcham
E. G. Griffith
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Toledo
Bible Union of Ohio
Jesus Christ
H. G. Stevick
Medina Orchestra
Claire Short
Oberlin Society
Clayton Sweet
Elrria
Griffith
Summer Bible School
Ta. Obitts
Elyria
Foote
Lorain
la Grange
Conductor Loses New Punch Near City Switch
William Birmingham, conductor on the Cleveland Southwestern interurban, reported his new ticket punch missing after stopping at Court and Broad streets in Elyria. He had left Elyria for Cleveland at 9 49 p m and returned at 12 40 p m. The punch disappeared while he stepped out to adjust a switch and was later found damaged on the tracks near Broad and Court streets.
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William Birmingham
Cleveland
Gore
Hooker
Birmingham
Court
Agais
Deamos
Watchman Injured After Fall From Barricade Beds
Night watchman Miller was found in a dazed condition early this morning with head injuries and bandages. He says he rolled in his sleep and fell from an improvised bunk on Chappel Street near Broad Street. Police and hospital report the incident as accidental and Miller may discard the three cushions bunk.
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Miller
Chappel Street
Broad Street
Eers
F. Kray
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cvts
Walker Road Bids To Be Received Avon Lake
The Board of County Commissioners will receive bids for the Walker road construction in Avon Lake tomorrow at 2 PM and will hold the Volk Ditch hearing, Henrietta to WREnIp, that day. Mrs. Cornelia Smith of 235 Cambridge averus is hospitalized after a fall at her son's home causing a fractured left hip. A deer roundup at the general slaughter house reports a cattle rectrocution and a cloud of 6000 flies.
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Board of County Commissioners
Walker Road
Avon Lake
Volk Ditch
Henrietta
Wrenip
Cornelia Smith
Cambridge Averus
Elvrra Memorial
Berits
Arrested for reckless driving today
Faymord Firestone was arrested by Sheriff’s Deputy Harvey Crehore on a charge of reckless driving. Firestone will appear before Justice J. George at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Robert Daniels, 15, of the Colorado and P. Company, was treated at Elyria Memorial hospital after dropping a large vinegar jug on his left hand damaging a finger. Jehan Hoepke, 36, of the Western Automatic Company, fractured his lower jaw when struck by a flying emery wheel. Fred Coli, 7, dislocated his shoulder changing a tire and was treated at Elyria Memorial hospital. Ruth Chamberlain, 13, fractured an arm from a teeter totter and treated at Elyria Memorial hospital. Isabella Keyser filed for divorce from Russell Nerser on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Leo C. Ferguson was granted a divorce from Florence Devridson Ferguson on grounds of gross neglect. Alfred Porkolab, 14, returned home after leaving Tuesday following a dispute with his mother. A small roadster has been in the city pound on Huron Street.
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Faymord Firestone
Sheriff's
Harvey Crehore
Firestone
Justice &. J. George
Robert Daniels
Clorado and P. Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jehan Hoepke
Western Automatic Company
Koepker
John Coolidge Not Decided On Vacation at Cedar Island
The Washington Post style report notes President Coolidge's son John Coolidge has not settled on a career. Offers from railroads, a bank, a Broadway producer, and a factory have appeared while he enjoys saxophone and dances along the Brule. A secret service guard is described. Florence Trumbull is named as a fiancée.
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Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
Joeho
Johan
Coolidze
John
Sosu
Secret Service
Mr. Coolidge
Campaign swing as Smith campaigns at state fair
Governor Smith spoke to thousands at the state fair challenging Republican supremacy. He denounced GOP cost critiques and urged local government cost cuts as an indirect farm relief method. Democratic rival Struck delivered an impassioned Farm Dinner address at Onondaga Country Club, with some attendees disappointed Smith avoided broad farm relief discussion.
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Smith
Jerome D. Barnum
Syracuse Post Standard
Onondega Country Club
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Coolidge
Wellington Quintet Fined for Salome Dance Incident
Five Wellington residents faced common pleas court after a Tuesday night Salome dance. Judge W B Thompson fined Fred Wright 200 dollars and costs for liquor possession, while four others received 5 dollars and costs each for intoxication. Leora Perkins paid 25 dollars and costs for intoxication. Deputies found four men intoxicated inside Wright's home while the woman entertained guests. she was also intoxicated.
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Wellington
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Fred Wright
Leora Perkins
Attracton
Sherif
Wright
Seaman Opens His Office Tomorrow at Oberlin
Williar H. Seaman, named by Oberlin College trustees in June as director of admissions, will open his office in the Administration Building tomorrow. A Oberlin graduate class of 1924, he studied at Columbia University and Union Theological Seminary and led a Brookline-Queens YMCA personnel survey last year. He and Mrs. Seaman reside at 265 East College Street.
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Oberlin
Williar H. Seaman
Oberlin College
Baptists Close Convention in Lorain County
The Lorain County Baptist association held its annual convention at First Baptist Church with seventeen churches represented and about 250 visitors. Key talks were delivered by Rev. H. O. Venglider of Columbus and Rev. E. G. Griffith of Toledo, with a moving picture on the Elyria church summer school shown at the close. Next year LaGrange Baptist church will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Baptist Association
First Baptist Shurch
Cownir
Hereham
H. G. Stein
H. B. Fieley
Wellingtoon
H. O. Venglider
Columbus
E.G. Griffith
Toledo
Elyria
LaGrange
Inspector Warns Warm Milk Dumped at Oberlin Plant
An inspector from the Cleveland health department ordered the dumping of a large batch of milk at Oberlin cooling plant after dairymen west of Oberlin failed to keep cans properly cooled. Unfit for Cleveland market due to inadequate cooling amid humid weather, the milk will be discarded. all milk here will be inspected and rejected portions poured out unless properly cooled before trucking.
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Oberlin
Cleveland Milk Dealer Association
Wednestar Merting
Cleveland
Cleveland Health Department
Martins Ferry Publisher to Lead Ohio Junior Order
Frank R Barr of Martins Ferry will head the Junior Order United American Mechanics of Ohio next year after being chosen state councilor at the annual state convention. W S Ringzgenberg of Canton was elected state vice councilor. other officers include Harry E Danley of Springfield and Henry L Wenner of Tiffin in key posts.
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Martins Ferry
Tiffin
Frank R. Barr
United American Mechanics of Ohio
W. S. Ringzgenberg
Canton
Robert Whitefoot
Cincinnati
Junior Post
Harry E. Danley
Springfield
Henry L. Wenner
Indian Lake Girl Crowned Miss Ohio
Miss Emmanuel Graham of Indian Lake was crowned Miss Ohio at Cedar Point in a bathing beauty pageant. She was chosen from 12 contestants to reign as queen. Miss Hettybelk Fell of Kent placed second and Miss Grace Woods of Akron placed third.
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Cedar Point
Emmanuel Graham
Indian Lake
Ohio
Graham
Hettybelk Fell
Kert
Grace Woods
Akron
Death Notice Mrs Earl S Button Funeral Today
Funeral services for the late Mrs Earl S Button of 245 street will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Stckers Funeral Home. Arthur Burdett of Avon died last evening at six o'clock aged seventy five. Survived by son Burdett of Sharon Center and H L Rutherford of Halroad Dover Village. Funeral services Saturday at 2:30 PM at the daughter's home in Dover Village with interment in Evereen Cemetery Dover Village. He was born and lived in Avon.
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Earl S. Button
245 & Street
Nichols Home
Arther Burdett
Avon
Tod
Burdett
Sharon Center
H. L. Rutherford
Halroad
Dover Village
Evereen Cemeert
Eased
Avoz
Bandits Hold Up 12 Autos Near Mexican Capital
Bandits attacked 12 vehicles on a highway 39 miles from the capital, robbing passengers including A. E. Hiller of New York, vice president of Underwood and Underwood. Gov. Donato Bravo Isquierdo was rattled but not seriously harmed as troops were nearby. The assailants, about 30 strong, forced half the victims to surrender money while firing on the chauffeurs and officers.
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Venico City
Bar J Cits
Amore
A. E. Hiller
New York
Underwood and Under- Wood
Donato Bravo Isquierdo
Puebla
Izauierdo
Tier
Maxiiliano Vigueres
Cleveland Woman Praises Nielsen Lactic Milk for Diabetes
A Cleveland woman credits Nielsen Laboratories Lactic Milk with reversing severe diabetes symptoms after five months of failure with doctors. She reports a 100 percent improvement, weight gain, and restored strength following one and a half cases under bioscientist D D Nielsen’s instructions.
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Cleveland
NX. D. Nielsen
John Fieg
Pearl Rd
Ohio
Turner Still Probing Campaign Expense irregularities
Columbus Ohio August 30 Attorney General Edward Turner says irregularities in primary campaign expense accounts are under investigation to see if the corrupt practices law was violated. Turner, personally reviewing statements, would not disclose findings but noted developments and possible calls to about a hundred individuals who received or contributed funds to the campaign for further questioning.
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Turner
Columbus
Edward (. Turner
Markets in Cleveland and Columbus Pinpoint Produce and Livestock
August markets show steady to firm trader activity across commodities. Potatoes and onions move, with Virginia and Ohio suppliers feeding Cleveland and Columbus markets. Cattle and sheep receipts remain light to moderate as prices range from beef steers at about 19 to 19.5 dollars and fat lambs near 25.50, while hogs sell around 12 to 13 dollars. Japan’s terrain limits cultivation. U S land per capita dwarfs Japan. Philippine Islands total 7083 with 2441 named.
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Cleveland
Farmer Fights Tuberculin Tests
Van Kropliz, a Monroe township farmer and dairyman in Miami county, appeals to the state supreme Court to halt tuberculin tests of his cattle by state agriculture director Charles Truax and animal industry chief F A Zimmer. He sued in Miami county common pleas and was denied an injunction. appellate courts ruled the Riggs law empowers testing and possible compensation if slaughter follows.
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Columbus
van. Kropliz
Monroe Township
Miami County
State Supreme Court
State
Charles ¥. Truax
F. A. Zimmer
Division of
Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Kroplin
Miami County Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Zimmer
Director of Agriculture
Scouts Camp Social at Wellington Brightens Day
Kiwansians hosted Boy Scouts for a camp supper after a day of games and contests. Jeremiah Cromer, former Congregational pastor of Fort Wayne, visited old friends in Wellington yesterday. Richard Canterbury, Kansas City visitor, related to Mrs. Franklin Jones, learned Vivian Abreu won first in a student players class and second in a children’s phusicianship contest at the Missouri state fair.
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Wellington
Jeremiah Cromer
Fort Waeyne
Ind
Congregational Church
Richard Canterbury
Kansas City
Franklin Jones
Vivian Abreu
Schwartz to Defend Flyweight Title in Long Branch Bout
New York reports Corneal Izzy Schwartz, flyweight champion per the New York State Athletic Commission, will defend his title for the second time against Frisco Grande of Buffalo Filipino in a title bout at Long Branch, New Jersey, Friday night. Schwartz won the first bout on a foul. A new English invention allows a person inside to look out while keeping interior private.
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New York
Izzy Schwartz
New York State Athletic Commission
Frisco Grande
Buffalo
Gratton boy fined after auto crash in Grafton
Walter Reising, 18, of Erba, was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving after an accident on East avenue between Fifth and Sixt streets. Walter Welburn of Grafton was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication. Reising’s car, driven south on East avenue, collided with a Elyria auto, damaging fenders and wheel. the spare tire was also noted as stolen from a nearby vehicle.
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Gratton
Auto Smas
Walter Reising
Erba
James’ A. Hewitt
Fifth
Sixt Streets
Walter Welburn
Grafton
Reising
East Avenue
Karl Fillmor
Tad West Street
Elyria Auto
Most Amazing Guarantee Ever Made To 7 Pile Sufferers
An old time advertisement claims a guaranteed relief for piles using Peterson's Ointment. It states the product can stop bleeding burning and itching and offers a trial at the user expense with a money back option if unsatisfied. The copy targets Buffalo readers and promises swift healing.
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Ning Pil Reerson
Buffalo
Evers Drue
Bis
Peterson
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