Rochester Youth Killed By Train
Funeral services were to be held today for Howard Landis, 19, of the Ed Litchfield farm on the Rochester New London road. The youth, delivering hay, was killed when the truck he drove was struck by a fast Big Four train one mile east of New London. He died instantly after being thrown from the vehicle. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Van Landin and several brothers and sisters. The Sackett Funeral Home of New London is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Landis
Ed Litchfield
Rochester
New London
Landin
van Landin
Sackett Funeral Home
Tugs On Way To Ice Bound Ships
Two Great Lakes tugboats Wyoming and Idaho from Toledo head to the mouth of the Detroit River to assist the Coast Guard cutter Tahoma in freeing eight ships ice-locked on Lake Erie. Officials report no progress updates yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lake Erie
Detroit River
Coast Guard
Senator Bridges Set for Radio Talk on Doped Money
Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire will broadcast a 7:15 to 7:30 PM EST talk on NBC red network about Doped Money and Greenbackism. He will urge repeal of the Inflation Amendment to the Agricultural Act of 1933, with WTAM Cleveland carrying the program. The Economists' National Committee on Monetary Policy says the address could affect future currency stability amid inflationist debates in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
National Broadcasting Company
WTAM
Cleveland
Economists’ National Committee On Monetary Policy
Police Interrupt Robbery Leads To Three Deaths In Kansas City
In Kansas City a saloon and gambling joint robbery ended with two detectives and a customer dead. Sgt. Lou Myers and Detective C. F. Raisbeck engaged three bandits. one robber carried a shotgun that misfired. A customer, Eddie Crocker aged 42, was killed. A bandit escaped as gunfire paused. One dead bandit identified as Henry Floyd Shoemaker. the other remains unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lou Myers
Myers
C. F. Raisbeck
Eddie Crocker
Henry Floyd
Doc
U. S
el Reno
Okla
Challenges Right Of Receiver For Street Railway
The Ohio Supreme Court will decide if F W Coen as Federal Court receiver for the Lorain Street Railway may incorporate the Lorain Transit Lines. Wesley Grills of Lorain Motor Coach Company contends Coen lacks authority to form the new bus firm, which holds a charter and PUCO and Lorain to Elyria certifications. Grills says this questions the powers of a receiver in such matters, a first of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
F. W. Coen
Lorain
Elyria
Grills
Names Drawn From Jury Wheel For Grand And Petit Jurors
Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley ordered 85 names drawn from the jury wheel for grand and petit jury service next Saturday. The first 15 names will be called for grand jury service during the January term. the remainder will serve as needed for petit jury duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Death Record Kipton Ohio George A Bradley 67
George A Bradley age 67 died suddenly of a heart attack at 730 this morning at his Kipton home He was born in England February 23 1870 and was a former New York Central railroad employee for 35 years Surviving are three daughters Mrs J H Baxter Gates Mills Ohio Mrs Beatrice Bryden and Mrs Ruth Bryden Kipton twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:00 pm from the Kipton Community church with Rev F E Eastman Wake man officiating Burial will be in Camden cemetery The body is at W L Pease Funeral Home where friends may call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
George A. Bradley
England
New York Central Railroad
J. H. Baxter
Gates Mills
Ohio
Beatrice Bryden
Ruth Bryden
Mrs Dora Clerkin Dies In Lorain At 7:35 A M
Mrs Dora Clerkin widow of William Clerkin died today at 7 35 am at her home 31607 East Erie avenue Lorain after a four week illness She born in Mapleton Pennsylvania lived in Lorain 35 years member of First Presbyterian church She is survived by sister Myrtle McHugh at home aunt Mrs M K Dunn of Lorain Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Arrangements for the funeral to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Clerkin
William Clerkin
East
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Mapleton
Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church
Myrtle McHugh
M. K. Dunn
Sudro- Curtis Funeral
Extension classes to meet at Elyria YMCA Monday
Members of Kent State University extension classes in sociology and English will hold their weekly meeting Monday at the Elyria Y M C A instead of in Lorain. The classes will meet at 4 30 and 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State University
Elyria Y
Amherst Women Elect Officers At Christmas Meeting
Members of the Woman's Benefit Association met at Mrs. L. Roemer's home for a Christmas party and annual meeting. Officers were elected and installed by Mrs. Angie Guild. A tureen dinner followed with gifts exchanged and plans made for January meeting and a New Year's Eve gathering at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Torne
J. B. Avery
L. Roemer
H. A. Monger
A. H. Fullmer
W.rugel
Charles Sabiers
L. J. Henes
Park Avenue
Sweet
Casper Date
C. Hogue
Christmas Party Hosted by Loyal Workers Class
Members of the Loyal Workers class of the Methodist church and teacher Mrs. Charles Flew held a Christmas party Thursday evening at Wilma Sweet’s home on Park Avenue. The event featured games contests music and dancing with Esther Walker and Shirley Sweet winning honors. An ex-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers Class
The
Methodist Church
Charles Flew
Wilma Sweet
Park Avenue
Esther Walker
Shirley Sweet
Cloverleaf club hosts Christmas party and gift exchange
Mrs. A Nabakowski entertained Cloverleaf club members Friday afternoon with Yuletide decorations and a five hundred game. First prize went to Mrs. Henry Wolczikowski, second to Mrs. William Beckstine, third to Mrs. John Michael. Twelve ladies attended a Christmas luncheon. The next meeting is set for December 29 at the Fred Ruth home on Forest street with Mrs. Maurice Fisch as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nabakowski
Cloverleaf Club
Henry Wolczikowski
William Beckstine
John Michael
Fred Ruth
Forest Street
Maurice Fisch
Funeral Rites Held for Miss Cora Hurlbut in Vermilion
Funeral rites for the late Miss Cora Hurlbut were conducted from the Jefferson Street home on Friday afternoon with Rev. M. A. Burris officiating. Vocal selections were performed by Mrs. R. H. Hearn and Mrs. Gus P. Zilch. Pallbearers included Harold Sanders, Henry Schroeder, Frank Hurlbut, Ray Hurlbut, Fred Hopkins and Walter Kreeger. Burial followed at Maple Grove Cemetery in Vermilion, under the O. H. Baker Co. supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hurlbut
Jefferson Street
M. A. Burris
Methodist Church
R. H. Hearn
Gus P. Zilch
Harold Sanders
Henry Schroeder
Frank
Ray Hurlbut
Fred Hopkins
Walter Kreeger
Maple Grove Cemetery
Vermilion
O. H. Baker Co
Amherst Study Club Christmas Party To Be Held At Oberlin Inn
The Amherst Study Club hosts its annual Christmas party Monday at Oberlin Inn. A luncheon at 12 45 will open the program followed by entertainment and a gift exchange. Members should meet at Kuss Drug Store at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Study Club
Oberlin Inn
Kuss Drug Store
Births and admissions at South Amherst hospital
Admissions: Mrs Steve Bado of South Amherst was admitted Friday and gave birth to a baby girl. Discharges: Frank Borer of R D 2 Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bado
South Amherst
Frank Borer
Amherst
Close Race In Lake Erie League For Punctuality
Lorain regains first place in punctuality with 99.7 percent, narrowly ahead of Elyria at 99.66. Cleveland Heights close third at 99.65, Lakewood 95.34, Shaw 94.15, and Shaker Heights 98.64. Attendance ranks list Lakewood first at 97.49, Lorain 97, Elyria 96.45, Cleveland Heights 95.73, Shaker Heights 95.22, Shaw 95.16. Enrollment shows Lakewood 2,604, Cleveland Heights 2,084, Lorain 1,926, Shaw 1,583, Shaker Heights 916, Elyria 1,663.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain High Schools
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Lorain
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Shaw
Elyria High School
Court rules Hogan in sound mind. heirs’ claim rejected
Continued from page one, the court of appeals held Hogan was in his right mind when drafting his will. It reversed trial court error claiming a “first claim” upon his estate by his children. Hogan died February 4, 1936, leaving property and a $5,000 life insurance to his widow. At one point he was reported worth $500,000. His first wife had separated from him 19 years earlier. The appellate court also stayed execution and dismissed proceedings in a separate case involving the Personal Finance Company of Loraine against Michael and Ljuba Blazina, with $171 at stake, tried in Judge Cook’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Hogan
Two Bakery Truck Drivers Arrested
Two Cleveland bakery truck drivers were arrested by Patrolmen C L Miller and Robert Schwartz on gambling device charges for using punch boards and cards as a sales promotion. Police say complaints said youths sold chances for a fruit cake. sembrief Pete Sembric with two cards and E J Jankowski with twelve cards and a punch board were released pending trial before Mayor Leonard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
C. L. Miller
Robert Schwartz
E. I. Stankard
Pete Sembric
Revere Avenue
E. J. Jankowski
East 65Th Street
Leonard Smith
Fog Lifts as Legislature Moves on Relief Funds
Columbus Ohio December 11 WP The fog surrounding the special session of the legislature began to clear today with indications of passage of a relief program and the deficiency bill. The House focuses on poor aid, having approved four bills totaling about 4.5 million dollars for relief. A December relief loan bill of 1 million dollars passed Thursday and will be acted on by the Senate when it returns Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Senate
Former Salvation Army Officers Set to Lead Elyria Services
Major and Mrs. Edward La Plount of Norwalk, former Salvation Army officers, will lead services at the Salvation Army headquarters in Elyria tomorrow. He served as a captain in Elyria about 35 years ago. Three services are planned at 10:30 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward la Plount
Norwalk
Salvation Army
Elyria
Henry Hillier
Major la Plount
la Plount
Sled Stolen From Porch Reported by Patricia McAndrews
Patricia McAndrews of 196 Bath Street reported to police last night that her sled was stolen from her front porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McAndrews
Bath Street
Community program features diverse group speakers
The D A R spoke for the organization while J D Severs for schools Gerald Nau for the Elks H E Agate for the American Legion and Lyle Castle for the Eagles also spoke. The program included vocal numbers by Helen Erben and a male quartet from the Garden Avenue Annex citizen ship class. Sponsored by Lorain County WPA adult education under Mrs Alice Platner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Severs
Gerald Nau
The
Elks
H. E. Agate
American Legion
Lyle Castle
Eagles
Helen Erben
Cleveland
Charles Jones
James Richards
James McIlwaine
Charles Krupski
Garden Avenue
Lorain
Lorain County
WPA
Alice Platner
Toledo Grain Market Prices Lead Lively Trading
Markets report shows grain in elevators and transit. Wheat No 2 red 99c to $1.00. Corn No 2 yellow 62 to 63c. Oats No 2 white 56 to 58c. Rye No 2 85 to 86c. track prices up to 24 1 4c. Toledo produce lists Butter Extra 1b at 44c and Eggs Extras 25 26c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Grain
S&ia
Toledo
Musician Becomes Evangelist At Lake Avenue Church
Robert J. Rees of Evanston, NL, will extend his role at Lake Avenue Community Church for a second week as evangelist after serving as musician during special services last week. Stop 7 Lake Avenue hosts nightly 7 30 pm services with Kees as speaker. he is noted as both evangelist and musician. Rees has toured with a large marimba band in Europe and built recognition in the U S as a marimba player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue Community Church
Robert J. Rees
Evanston
C. L. Bristol
Kees
Earl R. Peck
Stop 7
Lake Avenue
France
Belgium
United States
Display At Home For Aged To Continue All Next Week
Announcement says the gift display will continue at the Taft parlors at the Home for the Aged. The event runs daily next week from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m with many items already sent to the Home for Elyrians to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Elyrians
Snead Uses Only 11 Clubs Leads Miami Open Round Two
Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs, using eleven clubs amid 14 club rule disputes, fired a 67 to lead the Miami Biltmore Open field in the second round. Johnny Revolta trails by two strokes after a 69, as 200 players compete in Coral Gables with a wide-open leaderboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Gables
Fla
UPI
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Johnny Revolta
Chicago
Revolta
Pat Sawyer
Detroit
Tony Penn
Dayton
Frank Moore
New York
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Jim Turnesa
Providence
Dick Metz
Horton Smith
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Mike Turnesa
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Ralph Hutchison
Bethlehem, Pa
J. B. Fogerty
Bocagrande
Race betting bust yields fines for four locals
Harry Ziegman of 105 West 29th street paid 50 dollars and costs after arrest as operator of a race betting joint on the Eagle building’s fifth floor at Broadway and Sixth street. Others fined 10 dollars and costs were Sam Rapport, Stanley Sharkey, and Al Merowitz. O'Toole’s investigation may wrap before the grand jury meets Tuesday. Elyria police, sheriff, and township marshals likely to be questioned for reports on conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ziegman
West 29Th Street
Eagle
Broadway
Sixth Street
Sam Rapport
Seventh Street
Stanley Sharkey
West 18Th Street
al Merowitz
Wickens
O’toole
Bottfly treatment plan targets 150 Horses in Lorain County
More than 160 Carlisle Township horses will receive bottfly control next Friday under the county wide program. William Youngeberg chairs the eastern half plan, B J Squires handles the western half, with plans also in other townships. Sheffield and Avon owners meet Monday to organize efforts. Lorain County veterinarians will deliver the treatment for the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Township
William Youngeberg
B. J. Squires
Sheffield
Avon
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Lorain County
Two Divorces Granted By Local Judge Findley
Two divorces were granted today by Judge Guy B Findley. Es ther Ivan was granted a divorce from Steve Ivan on grounds of gross neglect with a $16 monthly child support order. Steve Tintor was divorced from Mildred Tintor on grounds of extreme cruelty. A contested divorce action of Albina Ladrach against Emanuel Ladrach was taken under advisement. they married in 1933 and have two children. The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company filed foreclosure suit for 7500 against Jones W McHenry. Minnie Barkknecht sued the Ohio Industrial Commission for death compensation for her husband Albert Barkknecht who died after an accident at The General Industries Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
Esther Ivan
Steve Ivan
Steve Tintor
Mildred Tintor
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Albina Ladrach
Emanuel Ladrach
Brownhelm
Ladrach
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Jones W. McHenry
Penfield Township
Minnie Barkknecht
Ohio Industrial Commission
General Industries Company
Albert Barkknecht
Notable threats in 72 class loom at golf grind
Seven real threats among eleven tied at 72 in the golf work. National Champion Ralph Guldahl and former British Champion Denny Shute lead a field that includes Tony Manero, Henry Picard, Paul Runyan, Jimmy Thomson, Harry Cooper, and John Watson. After round two, 60 low professionals and 10 low amateurs advance to the weekend rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Guldahl
Denny Shute
Guldahl
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
Henry Picard
Hershey
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Tony Manero
Peabody
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnee
Cage Results From Ohio Scholastic Meet
A string of high school basketball scores from Columbus and surrounding Ohio sites shows Ohio Scholastic results. Columbus Central 44 over Leesburg 33. Grove City 43 over Columbus Upper Arlington 19. Greenfield McClain 11 over Columbus Aquinas 12. Bexley 28 over Lancaster 22. Holy Family 24 over St Charles 20. Newark 25 over Columbus West 21. Mansfield 23 over Columbus South 21. Akron West 25 over Hower 15. Central 26 over Falls 14. Garfield 27 over St Vincent 18. Kenmore 30 over Lehman 26. North 34 over 20. South 19. Elyria 18. Buchtel 27 over Raven 17. Central 46 over East Tech 40. John Adams 39 over Benedictine 14. West Tech 37 over Holy Name 28. Rhodes 38 over West 19. John Marshall 37 over South 27. Withrow 27 over College Hill 17. Woodward 23 over Hughes 17. Roosevelt 29 over Norwood 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Scholastic
Columbus Central
Leesburg
Columbus Upper Arlington
Grove City
Columbus Aquinas
Greenfield McClain
Columbus Bexley
Lancaster
Columbus Holy Family
Columbus St. Charles
Newark
Columbus West
Mansfield
Columbus South
Akron West
Akron Hower
Akron Central
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron
Garfield
Akron St. Vincent
Akron Kenmore
Canton
Lehman
Akron North
Lakewood
Akron South
Elyria
Akron Buchtel
Youngstown
Raven
Cleveland Central
Cleveland East Tech
Cleveland
John Adams
Cleveland Benedictine
Cleveland West Tech
Cleveland Holy Name
Cleveland Rhodes
Cleveland West
John Marshall
Cleveland South
Cincinnati
Withrow
College Hill
Woodward
Hughes
Dayton Roosevelt
Norwood
Liner Grounding Linked to Sino-Japanese War Route
Nighttime grounding of a liner bound from Kobe to Manila occurred while avoiding a Sino-Japanese war area where it had been bombed in August. Passengers included Dr. Alfred H. Upham, president of Miami University, his wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Kobe
Japan
Manila
Alfred H. Upham
Miami Unversity
Oxford
Ohio
15 Minute Zones On Second Street
Fire Chief W N Bates reports a traffic survey by firemen showing congestion and double parking near the Central Fire Station. Two new 15 minute zones were created to keep emergency routes clear and reduce hazards, with similar limits established in front of local offices after a three day observation. The chief warns delays could cost homeowners life or increase injuries during fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Central Fire Station
W. N. Bates
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Telephone Company
Cunningham Fined for Reckless Driving in City Court
L. X. Cunningham of 920 Fiddle Avenue was fined $2 and costs for reckless driving after failing to stop at a traffic light at Fourth Street and East Avenue. The case was heard by Mayor Leonard Smith yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. x. Cunningham
Fiddle Avenue
Leonard Smith
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Victory For Crop Control Bill Seen In Senate
A Senate poll shows the administration has a majority of at least 15 votes to fend off attacks on its crop control bill. Opponents put recommital support at 32 Senators, with a few uncertain. With ten working days left in the special session, passage remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wages And Hours Bill Faces New Opposition
Washington December 11 The wages and hours bill faced AFL opposition as House supporters planned to push enactment before special session adjournment. William Green objected to a single administrator provision and had already opposed a five member administrative board in the Senate bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
House
Federation
William Green
House Labor Committee
Senate
Clock recording highway accident frequency on display
A clock on display in London records the frequency of highway accidents. It showcases how often incidents occur and aims to raise awareness of road safety among passersby and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oberlin D A R meeting celebrates Christmas with guest from China
Oberlin O H Nary Nancy Wolcott Squre Chapter D A R met at Mrs. R P Harvey’s South Cedar avenue home with 55 members and guests. Regent Rowe opened with a President General message, the group sang carols, and Alice M Williams recalled China experiences in Shanghai Peking and Shansi with notes on Chiang Kai Shek. She described travel through Japanese war impacted areas before October 30, ending with a Christmas pudding social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Nancy Wolcott Squre
R. P. Harvey
South Cedwar Avenue
Rowe
Becker
Haylor
Oberlin Women's Club
Alice M. Williams
Oberlin
China
H. H. Kung
Chiang Kai Shek
Shanghai
Williams
Peking
Tientsin
Shans
Shansi
Pythian Sisters Temple Elects Officers for Year
The Pythian Sisters Temple held its annual election at last evening's meeting choosing Jean Morgan as Past Chief Electa Sage as Most Excellent Chief Hel en Lyman Ex Sr Wilma Fowler Gladys Pollock Mgr Gladys Hart M of Fin Euphemia Lyman M of R and S Betty Pratt Guard Bernice Spitler Inst Officer Mary McGrath Grand Rep Anna Funk Alter nate Grace Morgan Capt of Degree Staff Flora Gutman Pianist Ada Cook Press Corres Euphemia Lyman M of W Mary Tapper. Installation will occur early in January with three new candidates initiated. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters Temple
Jean Morgan
Electa Sage
Helen Lyman
Wilma Fowler
Gladys Pollock
Gladys Hart
Euphemia Lyman
Betty Pratt
Anna Funk
Bernice Spitler
Mary McGrath
Grace Morgan
Flora Gutman
Ada Cook
Corres
Mary Tapper
Macarthy Funeral for Katherine Dowell Macarthy
Mrs Katherine Dowell Macarthy 65 died Thursday morning at Allen hospital after a long illness. She was widow of C H Macarthy who died five years ago. She is survived by two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Dowell Macarthy
Allen Hospital
C. H. Macarthy
Adams Family Funeral Inference From Georgia Burial
Funeral services were held this morning at the Sedgeman Funeral parlors for Mrs. O. M. Adams of Washington D C and William. Remains are being taken to Albany Georgia for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Adams
Washington, D. C
William
Sedgeman Funeral
Albany
Georgia
Christmas Music Services Ahead of Holidays in Oberlin
Due to student departures from Oberlin a week before Christmas, village churches plan advance carols. The First Church and First Methodist Church will hold services on Sunday December 12 with the Methodist vesper at 4 30 p m and the First Church care service at 7 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Church
First Methodist Church
Methodist
Prospect PTA Board Hosts Teachers Lunch at Mrs Gove Home
The Board of the Prospect P T A is entertaining the teachers at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Linyd Gove on Monday at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Prospect P. T. A
Linyd Gove
Methodist Service Guild Meets At Frances Brandt Home
The Methodist Service Guild will meet at Frances Brandt home 181 Fast College Street on Monday evening December 13 at 6 30 pm Members bring a 10c toy canned goods for West Side Community House in Cleveland and a 10 cent gift for exchange Mrs Hausser will speak on Peru and give a talk to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Service Guild
Frances Brandt
Fast College Street
West Side
Cleveland
Wyckoff Couple Welcome Daughter At Allen Hospital
Mr and Mrs M D Wyckoff of Hamilton street are parents of a daughter born last night at Allen hospital. Mrs 8 G Clifton recovering at her home on King street after a week’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Wyckoff
Hamilton Street
Allen Hospital
8. G. Clifton
King Street
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H. S. Bridges
TOY Shop
Needly
Broad Street
Mrs. Dora Clerkin
B. A. Jenne
Aun
East Ave
Broad, Elyria
O. Howard Peters
Mgr
Hospital News
Embassy
West Avenue
Doris White
Blond Venus
Betty Gales
Blues Singer
Extraordinary
Ray Brown
Lake Erie League
Sudro - Curtis
Florida Schroll Coal
Mrs
Esther Wood
Macarthy Funeral
Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
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