Whooping cough cases drive Elyria health work in November
Elyria Board of Health heard that whooping cough led disease visits last month with 50 cases, followed by 31 scarlet fever. Kathryn Fulton reported 183 disease visits, 27 birth certificates and 25 throat cultures, while E G Curtiss logged 216 lab tests including 80 percent satisfactory milk samples and several other milk and water analyses. Street sanitation and food inspections also noted numerous checks and some condemnations in groceries, meat markets, and dairy farms.
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Elyria Health
Elyria Board of Health
Kathryn Fulton
E. G. Curtiss
F. H. Williams
G. W. Savage
Former Official Accused In Embezzlement Indictment
Alex Bernstein, former chief deputy county treasurer, was indicted on five counts charging embezzlement of the entire $476,090 treasury shortage. He faces arraignment before Common Pleas Judge Lee Skesl as the case runs parallel to a prior embezzlement indictment involving Walter E. Cook. Evidence cited includes state examiners reports, with more particulars to be released upon defense request.
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Alex Bernstein
Cuyahoga
Cleveland Treasury
Common Pleas
Lee Skesl
Bernstein
Treasury
Charles J. McNamee
Walter E. Cook
William J. Corrigan
Cook
L. G. Collister
Auto Collision on Cleve land Street Report
A car driven by James Newman of 933 Foster Avenue was struck in the rear last evening by a machine driven by Howard Thornton of 255 Winckles Street. Newman stopped on Cleveland Street to turn at Pasadena Avenue, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Newman
Foster Avenue
Howard Thornton
Winckles Street
Newman
Cleveland Street
Pasadena Avenue
Local News In a Few Lines
Oberlin man pleads not guilty to statutory charge and is released on bond. November sealer report shows 329 inspections and several calibrations. Crozier and Hubbard fined for intoxication and disorderly conduct at dances and with officers. Car fender damages reported in Lorain after collisions. Canvas stolen from beside the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Metreedy
West Lorain Street
Oberlin
Josephine Burbliss
Amherst
Joseph Petro
Gerald Nau
Plan Campaign To Get Ohio's Roads Paved
In Columbus Ohio a campaign plan was drawn to divert the liquid fuel tax starting in 1926 to pay for 26 000 miles of mud roads. Farmers would be reimbursed for past road assessments. Officials from township trustees clerks rural mail carriers and school bus drivers backed legislation to allocate portions of the $12 060 000 fuel tax to highway repayments townships routes and city road work.
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Columbus
Dee
Joe R.thomas
Hayesville
Ohio State Association of Township Trustees
Elyrians Attend Legion Conference and Banquet
The Lorain County American Legion post is set for strong representation at the National Commander's Banquet in Columbus tonight and at the state conference tomorrow. Delegates include Commander George L. Tattersall A J Lehman Otto K Mischka Edgar Herzog and other members from Elyria along with posts from Lorain Amherst South Amherst Oberlin and Wellington.
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American Legion Post
Loram County
Columbus
American Legion
Elyria Post
George L. Tattersall
A. J. Lehman
Otto K. Mischka
Edgar Herzog
Legion
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Omaha College May Go Indian Ceremony Proposal Considered
Omaha Municipal University weighs adopting Omaha tribe ceremonies to mark campus events. Alumni and Dr W N Halsey lead a contest to design appropriate outlines for Indian rites to accompany social and athletic programs. Local history ties to Chief Big Elk and tribal settlement cited as rationale.
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Omaila
Omaha Municipal University
W. N. Halsey
Big Elk
Set Up 54595 For December Relief Cost
Lorain county relief costs for December total 54595 as part of a statewide estimate of 10083044 to care for 238764 families and 60708 single persons. The county allocation includes 31454 for direct relief 22221 for work relief 570 for rural rehabilitation and 350 for emergency schools and transients.
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Lorain County
Columbus Dispatches
Court Briefs and Divorces Reported in County Court
Ben Carter, of Carlisle township, bound to grand jury on $200 bond after arraignment for threatening Charles Daler. Mildred Pearl granted divorce from Howard Pearl on grounds of gross neglect. Eleanor Lotzow, a minor, seeks divorce from Martin Lotzow. United Garage Company sues Walter Wherzel for damages from a collision on Route 9 between Oberin and Kipton. driver fell asleep. Mary Santa granted divorce from John H. Santa on grounds of gross neglect. Faye Hirwyat granted divorce from Robert Howathan for neglect. restored to former name. J Algin of Flynn was granted divorce from Dorothy Alvin for gross neglect.
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Ben Carter
Carlisis Township
Joseph Patra
Charles Daler
Diagonal Road
Caler
Carter
Eleanor R Lotzow
Martin F. Lotzew
United Garage Companys
Afoiest
Walter Wherzel
Wakeman
RAT
Oberin
Kipton
Fase Hirwyat
Robert Howathan
Neglet Ty
A. R. Webber
Fave Burt
J. Algin
Flynna
P Dorothy Alvin
RO Webner
Oklahoma magnate Urschel kidnapping trial and fervent reforms
The report outlines the Urschel kidnapping case with Charles F Urschel held for 200000 dollars. Alvin Scott seen in Portland awaiting a federal commissioner as authorities recover ransom funds. It notes Edwin Booth’s reaction to his brother’s assassination and discusses college traditions including freshman initiation and mascot debates among rival groups.
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Charles F. Crsehel
Oklahoma
Muallionaire
Wah
Alvin IL Scott
Portland
Ore
Urschel Sansont
Salts Farm
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar December Events and Notices
Oberlin College schedules December events including services, lectures, and concerts. Highlights feature Morning Worship and All-College Vesper, academic talks by J J Banninga and D C Hazlett, orchestral programs by the Cleveland Orchestra, and community activities at Finney Chapel and Peters Hall. Observations note local obituaries and faculty news with several residents traveling for services. The calendar also lists make-up tests, athletic fixtures, and social club meetings throughout the week.
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Oberlin
O. Ter
Finney Anemiees
Paitehild Chapel
T. W. Graham
Accrtain
Wright Laboratory
McEwan
Finney Chapel
W. F. Bohn
Carnegie Library
Tinney Chapel
Cleveland Orchestra
Women's League
Peters Hall
Fairchild
Real Estate Transfers in Ohio Townships and Additions
Real estate transfer notices involve Maggie Ward and First Savings and Loan on one half acre at Butternut Ridge Road Carlisle Township. Deceased William Durham transfers one quarter acre in Penfield's Addition Oberlin to Malinda Durham. Steve Koleszar to Helen Kolesvar quitclaim deed to Lorain sublot 3288 in Sheffield Land Company First Addition. Paul Wancko deceased transfers to Mary Mudrock Albert Wencko Anna Gutermuth and George Wancko sublots 38 and 39 Slavish Addition Lorain. Rose Wencko Albert Wencko and George Wancko gain sublets 38 and 39 Slavish Addition from Mary and John Mudrock and Anna and William Gutermuth and George Wancko. Lexler Yontey transfers to Elmer Northover and Hubert Dechant one fifth acre on Gult Road Elyria Township.
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Maggie Ward
First Savings and Loan Company
Butternut Ridge
Carlisle
William Durham
Malinda Durham
Penfield
Oberlin
Steve Koleszar
Helen Kolesvar
Sheffield Land Company
Lorain
Paul Wancko
Mary Mudrock
Albert Wencko
Anna Gutermuth
George Wancko
Oberlin Flute Ensemble Broadcast on WHE Cleveland
A four member Oberlin Conservatory flute ensemble will broadcast on Sunday December 2 from noon to 12 30 PM over Station WHE Cleveland under the Ohio Municipal Vacation Association with Don Morrison as radio chairman. Participants include Ruth Freeman soloist Anton Winckler of Cleveland and Elaine Pippin of North
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Oberlin
Conservatory
WHE
Cleveland
Ohio Munlce Vaucation Asociation
Don Morrison
Ruth Freeman
Anton Winckler
Elaine Pippin
North
Early Shoppers Buy Auto Licenses in Lorain County
Lorain County automobile owners flocked to deputy registrar offices to purchase 1954 license plates. First pairs sold at the Lorain Automobile Club and various offices went to Harald Briggs and Elmer Alexander, with plate numbers YP-51 and ZA-d1. Plates feature a deep blue background with yellow numerals, smaller size, and use letters with numbers.
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Lorain County
Totor
Hlyria
Harald (. Briggs
Third Street
Yweil
William Gollmar
Uake Avenue
Elmer Alexander
Carlisle Township
Thomas Francis
Broad Street
Paul Buneart
East Carlisle
W. H. Jenne
Adams
Foster Streets
Nine Brides in China End Life Over Ancient Marriage Custom
Nine childless brides in Hwelan, Fukien, tied themselves together and leapt from the city wall, died as martyrs to a centuries-old practice that forbids wives to reside with husbands until after childbirth. The Tangpu Kuomintang called for action to end the tradition and punish parents to deter further deaths.
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Hwelan
Fukien
Milky Way
Hwetan
China
Bach
Tangpu
Kuomintang
National Party
Trangpu
Mother's Study Club To Meet December Fourth In Ridgeville
Ridgeville reports the Mother's Study Club will gather December 4 at 1:00 at Mrs. Glen Faulkner's home on Center Ridge Road. Mrs. Gilder presents on How Praise and Blame affect children and Mrs. Sterling Mills reviews The Farm. Ridgeville Juvenile Grange hosted a program at Grafton State Farm and collected magazines for inmates.
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Ridgeville
Mother's Study Club
Glen Faulkner
Center Ridge Road
Gilder
Sterling Mills
Grafton State Farm
Poultry Market Report Includes Various Fowl Prices
Markets show steady activity with buyers for white and colored fowls. Leghorn and springer varieties listed with prices, while pheasants, turkeys, ducks, and geese appear among traded items. Potatoes from Maine priced at 107170.
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Euerenh
Springers Leghorn Piatt Dee Hrollers
Maine
Traffic, cold seize motorists. large rail and farm markets update
Rescue motorists stranded amid freezing conditions as dozens of buses stall on US 66 east of Springfield. Heavy rain and high winds hit the South, causing property damage in Baton Rouge and Hammond. Chicago cash quotes follow with butter eggs and grain markets, including prices for potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, and feeds, plus various bag and basket sizes.
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U.S. Highway 66
Springfield
Baton Rouge
Hammond
Chicago
CEA
Creamery Speenus Cff
Oscore
Michigan
U. Ste. Idaho
U.S
Washington
Fearley
Timothy
Number Two Continues From Page One
The crew recalls rough seas and a departed cable when the craft nearly sank as it headed toward the corridor. Basch and two others clung to seats while Dipert’s crew escaped ashore. Captain Cox of Detroit commands the Henry Cort, a reputation for bad luck and a sunk and refitted ship in Livingston channel.
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Basch
Dipert
Les
Henry Cort
Livingston Channel
Charles V. Cox
Detroit
Nelsons widow tied to Chicago mob suspect escape in 1930s
Witnesses recount a 60 mile an hour pursuit after a gunman fled a Barrington ambush. Nelson and Hollis were killed. Nelsons widow identified by an operator as Alvin Karpis and John Hamilton linked to the mob. Hollis buried in Des Moines. Nelson to be buried in River Grove with federal guards at the ceremony.
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Behn
Oy Polles
Nelson
Alvin Karpis
John Dillinger
John Hamilton
Barrington
Hollis
Cowley
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
River Grove
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Lucie Fennes
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GEO. R. Allen & Son
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John H. Santa
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McKinley
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United States
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Esther Alfsen
East Lorain Street
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N. Pleasant St
Oberlin College
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India
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Kemper Pulierton
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Allen Art Museum
Bartler Murray
Durer and Holheim
Qheffin College
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Dakota
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Diat Tite Ensemble
Tas
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New Concord
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Young
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George Broadwell
Allen Hospital
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New Philadelphia
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North Professor Street
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Parma
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Rev. Koontz
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John Knowles
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