Program for H. S. Concert Is Announced
The high school band with the Boys' Give Club and the Boys' Quartet will open the season with a concert at the school auditorium tonight at 8. The program marks the Quartet's debut under director J. Martin Beck and includes works by Mackle Berer Steinmetz Wells and Mozart along with marches and songs.
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J. Martin Beck
Milady
Mackle-Berer
Calvary
Steinmetz
Wells High School
Iron Robin Hood
de Koven
Bake Sale Saturday Morning at Ridgeville Congo Church
Community bake sale to support church activities with proceeds to benefit Farm Implement Co. Ridgeville. Vendors from local groups including Congo Church plan refreshments and cakes for Saturday morning event.
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Farm Implement Co
Ridgeville Congo
Christmas Savings Checks To Depositors In Elyria
Elyria savings institutions begin distributing Christmas Saving Fund checks totaling nearly a quarter of a million dollars. Depositors who saved regularly will receive funds that will boost December business as Elyria merchants anticipate one of the city’s largest holiday shopping periods.
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Elyria Savings Institutions
Elyria
Two New ATR Mail Routes Announced
Washington reports Post master General New announced today that two new airmail routes start on December 17. The Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago line will be run by Embry-Riddle Co. Cincinnati, and the western half of the Albany Cleveland route from Buffalo to Cleveland by Colonial Western Airways of Boston.
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ATR
Washington
Postmaster General New
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Embry-Riddle Co
Cinn
Albany- Cleveland
Buffalo
Cleveland
Colonial Western Airways
Boston
Local News In a Few Lines
John Horvath of Hue 7 was fined for intoxication after last night’s arrest by the sheriff. He allegedly assaulted a person while drunk, but no charges were preferred on the other party. Theressa Jones won a divorce on cross petition and was restored to Boyer, gaining custody of an adopted child and an out of court alimony settlement.
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John Horvath
S. J. George
Horvath
Sai
Theresia Jones
George Jone
W.B. Thompson
Jones
Theresia Boyer
Thees
Daisy Payne sues husband for divorce and alimony
Daisy Payne filed a divorce suit in common pleas court against Carl Payne of Oberlin seeking alimony, custody of five children, and other relief. The document notes the case details amid commentary on 1928 economic conditions and local factory activity in Mount Vernon Mansfield Dayton and Columbus.
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Daisy Payne
Common Pleas Cort
Carl Payne
Groveland
Ford
Feir. Street
Oberlin
Payne Charg
Mount Vernon
Z. E. Taylor
Mansfield
A. D. Caldwell
H. B. Sanford
New Method Store Co
Dayton
John C. Haswell
Dayton Malleable Iron Co
C. A. Dice
College of Commerce
Ohio State University
County seeks authority to transfer funds to soldiers' fund
County commissioners petitioned the court of common pleas today to authorize transferring 350 from the county general fund to the soldiers' fund. They previously passed a resolution in favor and seek legal authority to complete the transfer. WINS PATENT ON PIPE SKELP METHOD Raye won a patent for an apparatus forming pipe skelp. The patent assigned to National Tube Co. ATTORNEY AWARDED 833 Attorney J J Ewers Lorain was granted a default judgment of 833 against Ruth Lieberman Lorain for attorney fees in common pleas court. MEETING OF KEAN There will be a Ku Klux Klan meeting Saturday December 10 at their hall regular session.
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Court of Common Pleas
Washington
Howard D. Cook
Columbus Street
J. J. Ewers
Lorain
Ruth Lieberman
Common Pleas Court
Kean
Ku Klux Klan
Probate court appoints multiple estate administrators
New probate cases list appointments including Richard G seeking administrator for Ellen L. Starr estate with a $200 bond, Lee A. DeLford as administrator for Sophie B. Di Elyria with $3,000 bond, and others. Executors and executrices named include W. D. Hobbs for Asenath A. Cole, Orrie Werner Wean for Watson R. Wean, John L. O Hara for Peter Ell, and Vera Case Carpenter for Iona Case with bonds shown. wills for Michael Sokolowski Lorain George Forthoter Avon Almonds Taylor Gratton and Charles Kohler Elyria filed. a Cleveland Trustee appointed for Kenneth M. White head trust.
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Richard G
Ellen L. Starr
Carlisle
Lee A. de Lford
Sophie B. di
Elyria
Michael Sokolowski
Lorain
George Forthoter
Avon
Almonds
Taylor
Gratton
Richard Knight
Louise M. Hignet
W. D. Hobbs
Asenath A. Cole
Oberlin
William S. Canfield
Robert Canfield
Ridgevilla Two
Orrie Werner Wean
Watson R. Wean
Wellington
John L. O'Hara
Peter Ell
Sam Lerner
Charles Arshansky
Cleveland
Kenneth M. Whitehead
Vera Case Carpenter
Iona Case
Sheffield
Charles Kohler
Conference talks and regional mine workers leaders
At a conference presided by President Coolidge Davis held discretion over calling a new meeting. Lewis and district chiefs allied with Thomas Kennedy and James Mark planned further talks with Davis later. Also noted were regional UMW leaders T F Fagan Van A Gittner and Lee Hall.
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Coolidge
Davis
Lewis and Murray
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
James Mark
Pennsylvania
T. F. Fagan
van A. Gittner
Northwest
Virginia
Lee Hall
Ohio
Lewis
Hunt Woman In Murder In Cleveland
Cleveland police search for a woman linked to the murder of Jacob Rosenberg whose battered body was found in a vacant house basement. Detectives hold a suspect tied to a rival lover plot while money and robbery motives are ruled out. Witnesses describe a 6 o'clock meeting with a junk dealer and Mrs George Jackson before Rosenberg vanished.
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Cleveland
Jacob Rosenbers
Rosenberg
George Jackson
Rosenb
Rosenbergs
Wilson discusses five year street railway franchise terms
Wilson testified at council on a five year option for the South Western Cleveland street railway, arguing rising car costs since 1916, higher track labor wages, and the need for a fair return. He noted the line’s tie to the new terminal plan, and that buses are not a sure money maker. The council referred the matter to street and steam railways committees for further review.
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Wilson
Lorain
Southwestern
Cleveland and Southwestern
Cleveland, Elyria and Toledo
Ohio
Cleveland
James A. Hewitt
L. B. Fauver
Fauver
C. J. Miller
Solans
Will
Rate proposals shape debate at city council meeting
The article outlines multiple rate structures over a five year span for fuel or utility use, detailing minimum charges and per thousand charges across tiers. It notes strong opposition in Lorain to the second counter proposal and mentions a future council meeting to discuss the plan.
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Nee
Lorain
Widow Seeks 25 000 From Kiss Claim in Suit
In Cleveland, December 1, widow Elsie Corday sues for 25000 arguing a kiss once held sentimental value could have commercial worth. She alleges her late husband Ellis Carday valued the kiss highly, and accuses Mrs Francis Friedland of receiving it, prompting the suit now filed.
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Cleveland, D
Elsie Corday
Deaths of Mary Avery and Charlotta Thayer in Elyria area
Mary Avery aged 67 years 11 months and 20 days died suddenly at the home of Harvey Winckles in Cleveland round. She was a Ridgeville Congregational church member and will be buried in Ridgeville after services at Ridgeville Church Sunday at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev E C Young. Charlotta Thayer aged 93 died at her home 249 Gates avenue after a lingering illness. She is survived by Eva May Thayer and Frank J Thayer both of Elyria. Services will be held Monday at 1 00 p m with Rev W L Burner officiating, burial at Ridgeville cemetery. The bodies rest at Taylor Funeral Home until the respective services.
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Mary Avery
Harvey Winckles
Cleveland
Avery
Elyria
Ridgeville
Charlotta Thayer
Gates Avenue
Eva May Thayer
Prank J. Thayer
Taylor Funeral Home
Rev
W. L. Burner
Detroit
Mich
Ridgeville Cemetery
Trial records reveal Beach contact with Collins and Wilson
The testimony details include Ray Beach's recall of a 1:15 PM office visit by Harriet Graham, secretary to Collins and Wilson, and a statement about two revolvers found at Beach home. Ray Beach claims one revolver matches evidence borrowed from Edward D. Pugh. Nelson Turner testified Beach had good character, with a 27 year prior acquaintance noted. Court adjourned for lunch.
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Wilson
Collin
Beach
Harriet Graham
Collins and
Collins and Wilson
Ray Beach
Edward D. Pugh
Philadelphia
Nelson
Turner
Hammonton
N. J
Berger denies threats in Remus case at trial
In a courtroom exchange Judge Shook cautioned about contempt as Berger insists he warned Remus of retaliation only in a private conference. Testimony recaps encounters with Dodge and Remus at St Louis and Indianapolis hotels in 1925 while noting past arrests for speeding and a 1910 airplane charge.
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Berger
Shook
Art
St. Louis
Dodge
Remus
Statler Hotel
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Markets steady as Christmas demand aside in produce
In Columbus and Cleveland markets demand and quotations for fruits and vegetables held steady with Thursday levels. No price changes reported. Cleveland poultry and livestock markets saw varied gains and steady bids across hogs, cattle, and lambs, with notable price shifts in butter eggs and potatoes across nearby exchanges. Chicago and Toledo quotes show mixed movement in butter, eggs, poultry, and grains, while Minneapolis and other centers posted modest increases in soft goods and wheat futures.
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Columbus
Amherst Club Holds Yearly Meeting and Plans 1928 Officers
Mrs. John Portman of Brownhelm hosted the Just-A-Mere club for its annual meeting on December 2. Officers elected to serve in 1928 include President Mrs. Wm. Marshall, Vice President Mrs. Raymond Sprague, Secretary Mrs. Ban Northeim, and Treasurer Mrs. John Portman. An Alumni club dinner is planned for December 10 at Mrs. Victor Schnaak’s home in Brownhelm. A Christmas party is also planned for holidays. A luncheon was served to members including Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Northeim, Mrs. Arthur Northeim, Mrs. Adam Claus, Mrs. Nakatokwek, and others.
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Brownheim
Dem Claus
Victor Schnaak
W. Marshall
R. Sprague
B. Northeim
Arthur Northeim
Adam Claus
J. Natakowek
Te. Bacon
B. Fattenity
Mts
Ry Brechhacht
Vesta
Local clubs hold meetings amid Christmas planning
Mrs V Schuaak and guests plus several society groups met in church parlors and homes for social time. The schedule for the year was set, a bazaar and supper planned, committees formed to buy dishes and kitchenware, and 20 to 160 members served with refreshments. Several groups including St Ann Sewing, Bunco Club, and Philathea Bible class reported gatherings with carols, devotions, and gift exchanges. A father son banquet at First Eyrango Hewl church featured a red and green decor, talks, and musical numbers. The Elmer Johnson Post American Legion held a regular meeting with six new members and discussion of club rooms and member outreach.
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V. Schuaak
Doris Mertha
William Miller
Howard Shattuck
A. Northefim
Reuben Hollingsworth
George Hollingsworth
Methodist Church
Tladies’ Aid Society
South Amherst Methodist Church
Joseph Teatheota
Tella Brosteker
Edward Schroeder
George Voerman
Carl Mulder
Taylor Street
A. R. Kolhe
Wm. Marshall
John Miller
Brownhelm
George Rath
Philathea
Sig
Lucy Roemer
Fred Albrecht
Krieg
Shirley Ann Menz
Wilma Holzhauer
Wesley Lanislaw
Frances Sabiers
St. Pauls Lutheran Sunday School
Eyrango Hewl
Tabbert
Ben Zileh
The
Holy Land
Dr. Wiske
Oberlin
W. H. Schuster
Cleveland
W. St. Schibley
Cook Brothers
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Town Hall
Mamheship Committee
Allison Nicholl
Moebing Brothers
Pleasantville Thanksgiving Social Notes
Pleasantville items list residents visiting relatives and hosting Thanksgiving gatherings across nearby towns including Hiyria La Grange Roches ter Wakeman Oberlin Elyria and Cleveland. Notable hosts include Byron Seeley Morace Seeley Bert Behner S Rehner Deforest Sanders and M Behner with numerous family visits and dinners recorded.
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Pleasantville
Byron Seeley
Carl
Morace Seeley
Hiyria
Bert Behner
S. Rehner
la Grange
Ruth Tran
Mary Profandt
Grafton
Rochester
Sam Frabotta
C. S. Minnicheillo
Cleveland
Ray Malham
Arthur
Floyd Behner
Gifford Fox
M. &. Behner
W. E. Powers
Oberlin
Sam Powers, Sr
M. Behner
Elyria
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