Priest Forecasts Silver Standard Amid Morgan Clash
Detroit December 4 Rev Fr Charles E Coughlin defended the gold standard but argued the United States is moving to silver. He claimed Morgan interests control vast assets and newspapers, and urged a choice between Roosevelt and Morgan, liberty and slavery, prosperity and depression as silver rises in value.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
United States
Roosevelt
Morgan
Alfred FE
Smith
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
John J. Raskob
Fr. Coughlin
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Congressional Record
Representative Calloway
Lorain Attorney Named Chairman of Bar Committee
Lorain attorney Frank Stack was appointed chairman of the Lorain County Bar Association grievance committee for the ensuing year by F. M. Stevens, the association president. Other members named to serve with Stack are Andrew Keep, R. F. Vandemark, Worth Fauver, and Robert Walden.
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Lorain
Frank Stack
Lorain County
F. M. Stevens
Stack
Andrew Keep
R. F. Vandemark
Worth Fauver
Robert Walen
Club Activities of Coming Week
A weekly listing of meetings from December 4 through December 8 at Oberlin and nearby, incl. PTA at Pleasant street school, Oberlin Women's club events, Pythian Sisters, DeMolay, I. T. Y. T. M. club, and other local groups. Notable addresses include 145 Elm street and Willard Court, with speakers and holiday events noted.
Death Record for Silas Vibber of Amherst Area
Silas R Vibber died Sunday evening at 9 15 at 132 Princeton Avenue after a long illness. Born December 5 1845 in Russia Township he was a member of South Amherst Congregational Church and Foresters of America. Surviving: widow Cora E Vibber son Harley Vibber and sister Mrs Mary D W of Elyria. Burial in South Amherst with services Wednesday at 2 00. Flower omission requested.
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Silas R. Vibber
Princeton Avenue
Mr. Vibber
Russia Township
South Amherst Congregational Church
The
Foresters of America
Cora E. Vibber
Harley Vibber
Mary D. W
Elyria
Taylor
F. E. Eastman
Amherst
South Amherst
Rites Held For Mrs Beardsley
The last rites for Mrs Nancy May Beardsley were held Friday at Sedzeman Funeral Home and her remains were returned to Nelson for burial. Out of town relatives included Professor Lewis H Horton of Moorehead Kentucky Mrs Charles R Johnston of Pittsburgh Pa Mrs Sidney Palmer and Miss Louise Palmer of Mansfield Mr and Mrs Ginne Herring of Mansfield Mr and Mrs Harvey Ginzrich of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Floyd Thompson of Lakewood and Mr and Mrs Vern Clisby Wellington s J J Jackson of Garrets and Mrs Gross of Brecks BRIEFS Families entertained guests at South Main home with F L Rhodes of Butler Pa F L Rhodes and daughters Irene and Wilda of Butler Pa were weekend guests of Mrs Jennie Powers of South Pleasant Street Miss Evelyn Horning in nurses training in Cleveland spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Delmer Horning of North Main Street Reverend E Wilson of Shansi China spoke Thursday at 7 30 pm in James Brand House on his work in China public is invited.
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Parent
Pleasant Street
C.F. McBride
First Methodist Church
Oberlin Women's Club
William Smith
Elm Street
Pythian Sisters
Mire
J. A Richards
Forest Street
Eva Heusner
Merwin Apartments
Leo, Smith
Elyria
Bethel
The
Baptist Church
O P. Badger
North Park Street
Just Us Club
Mary Stewart
Locke Cooley
Junior Star Bridge Club
South Cedar Avenue
Merry Wives
Ladies Aid Society of
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Nancy May Beardsley
Sedzeman
Nelson
Lewis H. Horton
Moorehead
Charles R. Johnson
Pittsburgh
Sidney Palmer
Louise Palmer
Mansfield
Ginne Herring
Harvey Ginzrich
Cleveland
Floyd Thompson
Lakewood
Vern Clisby
Wellington
S. J. J. Jackson
Garrets
Gross
Brecks
L. Powers
South Main Street
F. L. Rhodes
Butler, Pa
Frank Powers
South Amherst
George Powers
Lorain
Jennie Powers
Kenneth
Charlotte
Pearl Justin
Oberlin
J. H. Kutscher
Kingstreet
William
Eleanor and
Wilda
South Pleasant Street
Funeral notices and survivorships from local obituaries
Fragmented obituary items note deaths and survivors in Avon Elyria Swanton and nearby areas. George W Farrand age 62 at 152 Huron street, burial at St. Marys Cemetery. Agnes Chester of Avon and relatives listed. Services set for early week with details incomplete due to OCR errors.
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George W. Farrand
Huron Street
Fie
Eyris
Swanton
Ohio
Mary
Kyle
Herbert
Victor
Edward
Louise
Malice
Ruth
Doris
Sun
Remains of Local Resident Enroute to Funeral
Fragments indicate a funeral for Mrs. Joseph Smet and references to Frances Diazeci, Peter, Paw Felix of Detroit, and Lorain. The remains will be removed from the Bittner Funeral Home to the late home tonight with arrangements to be announced later.
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Teegares Witralen
Frank Wiergheski
Fee Oskes Lerain
Isi
Ehitfus
Jen
Joseph Smet
Frances Dyazeki
Sacha
Peter
Paw
Felix
Detroit
Lorain
Bittner
Elected Membership Secretary of Auto Club
Robert E. White of Cleveland was named membership secretary of the Elyria Automobile Club announced by club manager Miss Allan Gehl. White has seven years in membership sales at the Cleveland club and was Lorain county rep for McGurdy & Co advertising. He plans to work mostly at club headquarters and visit old friends as he starts the new role.
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Robert E. White
Cleveland
Elyria Automobile Club
Allyan Gehl
White
Cleveland Automobile Club
Elyrians
Lorain County
McGurdy & Is J Advertising
Local Youth Sentenced for Petit Larceny and Fines
Jack Sabo was fined 310 and costs and sentenced to 3v days in county jail after arraignment before Mayor W N Vanoster for petit larceny. He stole an overcoat, flashlight, and gloves from a truck on Broad street, found with stolen property at a Temple court residence. William Wilbur and John Toth were fined 3 and costs for disorderly conduct before Mayor W H Van Oster. M E Todd reported car stock stolen and damaged by an attempted burglary of his West River garage Saturday night.
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Jack Sabo
W. N. Vanoster
Temple Court
Wiliam Wilbur
John Toth
W. H. van Oster
M. E. Todd
West River
Borren
Jeves
Apology From Rev Coughlin Arouses Political Exchange
DETROIT December reevaluates to support the administration monetary program while awaiting replies from Alfred E. Smith and John J. Raskob. Rev Charles E Coughlin of Shrine of the Little Flower receives a regret telegram from Msgr John L Belford about an interview. He predicts replies from Raskob and Smith, and renews criticism of opponents of the administration.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Shrine of the Little Flower
Alfred E. Smith
T John J. Raskob
Father Coughlin
John L. Belford
Brooklyn
Oughlin
New York
John Rasked
Smith
C Cughlin
Rasked
Mr. Smith
Coughlin
Father Coughn
Father Coughnn
Het Lorrain
Msga
Gelford
Prookland
Four Pairs Of Shoes Stolen At Broad Street Store
Police found a broken case at the Foster Fiteh Company showroom on Broad Street. Shoes valued at $25 were reported missing by Mr. Fiteh after the break in at closing time. Gene Copeland, recently detained in Chicago, is held as a parole violator at the Inrapa state prison in Michizan City.
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Foster- Fiteh
Broad Street
Iee Johnna
Fiteh
Fitch
Atp Im
Gene
Copeland
Chicago
Inrapa
Michizan City
Cleveland Market Report Highlights Mixed Produce and Livestock Prices
The Cleveland market section lists prices for produce, butter, poultry, potatoes, grain, and livestock. Butter weak. poultry stable. mushrooms and tomatoes described with variable quality. Grain quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and flour provided by a local exchange. Livestock shows higher cattle prices, active calf and hog markets, and brisk demand overall.
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Cleveland
Pawl &l
Legoura Rewl
Maine
Vobbiers
Pennsylvania
Chulee
Vridays
Scarlet fever and chickenpox spread in Elyria and county
Elyria and Lorain county report rising scarlet fever and chickenpox cases across Ohio. Dr. G B French and Dr. H R O Brien note sixteen active quarantine cases in Elyria, with county totals for November and December showing small increases. County health work includes vaccinations, school inspections, and health talks amid warnings about diphtheria prevention.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
G. B. French
H. R. O'Brien
French
State Health Department
Lovain
O’brien
Oberin
H. G. Southard
State Department of ‘Health
Southard
Tiany Land
C. Er Anoder
Court suits filed for injuries in 1920s and 1930s
Martin Skorupa sued in common pleas court for compensation from the State Industrial Commission for injuries allegedly sustained June 21, 1925 while working at the American Shipbuilding Company. Rose Killeen of Lorain sued The Adler Rosenkowitz Company for 20000 dollars for injuries from a car collision on Lake Road near Stop 71 on January 15, 1933.
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Martin Skorupa
Conmon Pleas Court
State Industrial Commission
Rose Killeen
Lorain
Adler Rosenkowitz Company
Lake Road
Stop 71
Ohio repea l convention opens amid liquor policy debate
Governor White and state leaders face spirited argument as Ohio plans local option restrictions on liquor. The two week session may extend beyond its limit while the repeal convention convenes at noon with Atlett Pomerene likely to be temporary chair and Robert Bulkley to take permanent charge. Fifty delegates attend. replacements to be named for two died since election.
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George White
Ohio
State House
White
House of Representatives
Atlett Pomerene
Robert J. Bulkley
Harry McLaughlin
Cleveland
Josephine McGowan
Cantor
Ancient Roman custom of unveiling a wax image on a birthday
A historical note describes Romans bringing a waxen bust from its niche to honor an eminent ancestor on his birthday, signifying respect for lineage. The practice linked the person’s image with his life on the anniversary, reflecting reverence for origins and heritage.
Ohio reports diphtheria surge in November cases
State record dated December 1 lists 209 diphtheria cases in Ohio during late November, highlighting rising statewide spread and public health concern. Data specifics emphasize the rapid transmission and local impact across communities.
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Ohio
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated In Lodi Ohio
Mr and Mrs Bood Vance of Lodi Ohio marked their golden wedding anniversary the day before Thanksgiving Relatives attended a Thanksgiving dinner with their daughter Mrs Walter Kindle of Lodi and son Eugene Vance of Akron plus siblings I C Mohler and A J Mohler and many nieces and nephews Music from guitars violins organ and other instruments filled the Vance home as well wishers presented gifts The couple in good health hope to celebrate another fifty years of marriage at Pilgrim Church Clark.
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Vance
Evening Devotions At Methodist Church Feature Miss Ada Hall
In the room of the Methodist church Misa Loont Muwry led devotions while Misx dda Mae Smith played a violin. Announcements call for four special meetings next Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Gates Home for Crippled Children and Leaguers to meet at the church at 2:15 p.m. A Fellowship Hour follows at 5:00 p.m. Miss Ada Hall, a Korean missionary, spoke on Korea’s schools and Christian influence. Milas Hall discussed youths’ schooling hardships. Wassall described a spiced liquor made of sugar, apples and ale.
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Methodist Church
Misa Loont Muwry
Misx Dda Mae Smith
Gates
Ada Hall
Korea
Milas Hall
Public Auction At Jackson Dairy Farm Wed Dec 9
A public sale at the Jackson Dairy Farm next to East Carlisha School on the Grafton Elyria Road begins 9 30 A M. Items include horses several mares and geldings ages from 10 to 13 and coming 2 3 years, 23 head of cattle Holsteins Jerseys and Guernseys with 17 milk cows and calves, one brood sow and farm implements hay and silage plus feed. Auctioneers are R A Jackson Slayton H Sooy with Lee and Howard Klinect as clerks.
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Jackson Dairy Farm
East Carlisha School
Grafton-Elyria Road
Jerseys
R. A. Jackson
Slayton H
Sooy
Elyria
Lee & Howard Klinect
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Esther Alfless
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Pleassot St
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North Professor Street
West Russia Club
West Lorain
North Cedar
Wangerlen
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George Broadwell
Kouple Klub
Union Street
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D. A
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College Place
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Oberlin Inn
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Carl VeMaria
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Capital
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Awell Paint & Wall Paper Cn
Mrs. Beardsley
West Avenue
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Samuel
Frank
Ginz
Rocca Malorca
Italy
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Agne
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Cleveland Grain
Choice Butchers
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Pilgriy Church
Clrk
Christian Endeavor Socity
Thelma Myers
William Ludlow
Steve Ludlow
Egvin Eckenroad
Dolly Anisrim
June Helling
Ida Ahlgrim
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