Christmas Party Crowns St Marys School Finale
Four hundred students at St Marys School wrapped a two week run of Christmas activities with a grand party in the parish hall and school building. Seventh and eighth grade performers led a nativity play The Littlest Shepherd and sixteen toasts with Father Daley Lux and Murphy as honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary‘s School
St. Mary's
James T. Daley
St. Mary's Church
Sylvester P. Lux
Edward J. Murphy
Daley
Lux
Murphy
of the
Virgin
Jack Daly
David
Mary Kelly
Father Daley
Chancel
Kiwanians Hear Discussion On World Conditions
Dr. Nicholas Van der Pyl of Oberlin addressed the Elyria Kiwanis Club at Hotel Billinghurst on What’s the Matter With the World. He argued Europe’s nations cannot pay war debts until they can market their goods and noted a global ferment with shifting economic conditions and leaders unable to find solutions.
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Europe
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Billinghurst
van der Pyl
Nations seek outlets for growing populations and goods
Dr. Van der Pyl warned that Germany Japan and Italy, nations with pride and dense populations, face Versailles Treaty limits on expansion and trade. With limited gold, they must pay obligations in goods. He noted postwar aims to rebuild Germany while France resisted.
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Germany
Japan
Italy
United States
van der Pyl
France
Court approves gasoline purchase for county equipment
County commissioners authorized County Engineer J. W. Warden to buy 10,000 gallons of gasoline from Standard Oil at 13 cents per gallon for county motor equipment. Hazel Burket was granted a divorce from Claire D. Burker of Lorain on grounds of gross neglect by Judge Guy B. Findler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Warden
Standard Oil Company
Hazel Burket
Claire D. Burker
Lorain
Guy B. Findler
Ziyantz Divorce Granted for Gross Neglect
Anna Ziyantz Loraime and John Ziyantz were divorced yesterday by Judge Gur B Findley on grounds of gross neglect. The proceedings named Anna as the petitioner and cited neglect as the basis for the dissolution of their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ziyantz
Loraime
John Ziyantz
Gur B. Findley
Hogan Charged Father Fails to Support Children Found Guilty
John Joseph Hogan returned from Hartford Connecticut on a charge of failing to support his two children. He was found guilty when tried before Judge Gur B. Findley yesterday. His case was continued for sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Hogan
Hartford
Conn
Gur B. Findley
Commissioners Turn Down Bill For Dental Work
Lorain county commissioners rejected a dentist bill of 14 50 for an ordinary tooth extraction. The bill listed 10 for the extraction of an impacted tooth plus charges for office calls and post procedure care. A relief client, a young woman, disputed the charges saying no prior or subsequent treatments were needed and the extraction was routine. Relief Director Ernest Holmes said the dentist’s bills suggest many relief clients require surgical tooth removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Holmes
Funeral services for Flora Smith held in Taylor Funeral Home
Funeral services for Flora Smith take place Sunday at 2 30 PM at Taylor Funeral Home with Rev E J Bond officiating. Burial in Axtel Ohio. Miss Smith, born in Axtel 52 years ago, died yesterday in the State Hospital Cleveland after a lingering illness. She leaves one brother Arthur P Smith of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Smith
Taylor Funeral Home
Rev
E. J. Bond
Axtel
Ohio
Miss Smith
State Hospital
Cleveland
Arthur P. Sm Iith
Detroit Man Roy Bittner Dies After Sudden Illness
Roy Bittner aged 38 a former Floridian died in Detroit Michigan on Wednesday night. He leaves a wife Mildred five children his mother Mrs E J Dussel of Elyria his father George Bittner of Cuyahoga Falls one brother Normal Dussell of La Grange and one sister Mrs B inter of Grafton. Mr Bittner went to Detroit about five years ago. Funeral services will be held Monday with Sedgeman of Oberlin in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bittner
Florian
Detroit
Michigan
Mildred
E. J. Dussel
Elyria
George Bittner
Cuyahoga Falls
Normal Dussell
la Grange
Binter
Grafton
Bittner
Sedgeman
Oberlin
Christmas Talk In China At Oberlin Club Party
Members of the Literary and Social club held a Christmas party at Mrs. R. P. Harvey's home on South Cedar Avenue with 26 in attendance. Guest speaker Miss Luetta Chen of Foochou, China, a graduate student at Oberlin College, spoke on Christmas in China before the group engaged in games and gift exchange. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Harvey
South Cedar Avenue
Luetta Chen
Foochou
China
Oberlin College
Mrs Margaret Nutt of Grafton Dies at Home in Chagrin Falls
Mrs Margaret Nutt nee McCarthy of Grafton wife of Fred Nutt died Tuesday at her home on American Avenue Chagrin Falls. She leaves her husband two sisters Mrs Sarah Isler Elyria and Mrs Elizabeth Gifford Cleveland and a brother Dan McCarthy St Louis. Funeral from home Saturday at 9 am and from St Rita's church in Sojon Ohio at 10 am.
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Margaret Nutt
McCarthy
Grafton
Fred Nutt
American Avenue
Chagrin Falls
Sarah Isler
Elyria
Elizabeth Gifford
Cleveland
Dan McCarthy
St. Louis
St. Rita’s Church
Sojon
Ohio
Eastern Star Auxiliary elects officers after pot luck
At yesterday's regular meeting following a pot luck dinner, Mrs. Kathleen Keller was chosen to serve as president, Mrs. Iva Beebe as vice president, and Mrs. Mildred Kreuger as secretary-treasurer for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Kathleen Keller
Iva Beebe
Mildred Kreuger
Mrs Barricklow Hosts Junior Star Bridge Club Party
Mrs C. H. Barricklow entertained the Junior Star Bridge club at a Christmas party hosted at her home on South Professor Street last evening. A multi course Christmas dinner preceded an evening of bridge and gift exchange.
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C. H. Barricklow
Junior Star Bridge Club
South Professor Street
Apollo Theatre Christmas Cartoon Program Event
On Tuesday morning December 22 at 10 30 the Apollo Theatre will host its annual Christmas program of cartoons for children. Admission is canned goods vegetables fruit and other items donated to the visiting nurse for distribution to the needy at Christmas.
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Apollo Theatre
Oberlin Notes On Local Residents And Travel
Councilman H B Thurston is recovering from an appendectomy at Allen hospital. Mrs. Francis Street and two children leave Baltimore today for Lakewood Ohio to visit her sister Mrs Ross Wilson and then go to Oberlin for holidays with her mother Mrs Charlotte Scott of East College street. Mrs Koonce of East College street leaves Monday to spend weeks with her two sons in the east. Mrs J E Wickler of West College street is ill with bronchial pneumonia at Allen hospital. Miss Sylvia Champney, student at Ohio Wesleyan University, arrives Saturday to spend holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs A F Champney. Mr and Mrs H W Bowman of Danville Illinois arrive today for a week with their daughter Mrs Maude B Warner of West College street.
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H. B. Thurston
Allen Hospital
Francis Street
Baltimore
Lakewood
Ross Wilson
Oberlin
Charlotte Scott
East College Street
Koonce
J. E. Wickler
West College Street
Sylvia Champney
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
A. F. Champney
H. VV. Bowman
Danville
Ill
Maude B. Warner
Obituary Notice for Stella Warner of Oberlin Ohio
Miss Stella Warner aged 73 died at seven this morning at her South Professor street home after a two year illness She was born June 2 1863 in Geneva Ohio and lived in Oberlin with Mr and Mrs P D Hubbard for 35 years Former librarian at Spencer Memorial Library in Geneva A memorial service was held Monday at 10 00 am at St Peters Church Lakewood Ohio and interment followed at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Geneva Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Stella Warner
South Professor Street
Miss Warner
Geneva
P. D. Hubbard
St. Peter's Church
Lakewood
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
Rehearing Held On Industrial Claims
Three state industrial commission cases were scheduled for rehearing today before Special Referee Milton R. Landy. Harvey Devereaux, fireman at the Elyria M C A, alleges a hernia from his March injury at work. Leonard O Neal, of Darby and Carter orchards, Henrietta, claims a heel injury from jumping from a tree in June 1934. F Wilczak, Rothgery Motor Company Grafton employee, says he suffered a hernia in February while serving in the department. All cases were previously disallowed by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Industrial Commission
Milton R. Landy
Harvey Devereaux
Elyria
Leonard O'Neal
Darby and Carter
Henrietta
F. Wilczak
Rothgery Motor Company
Grafton
Service Department
Buffalo Meat Is Received Here at Gerber's Market
A small shipment of buffalo meat arrived early this morning at Gerber's Market on Broad Street from the Flathead Indian Reservation in Missoula Montana. Several pieces were placed on display in the market window today. The meat, praised by many as superior, remains rare due to strict conservation laws. Each year a limited surplus is killed and distributed to select markets nationwide.
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Gerber
Broad Street
Flathead
Missoula
Montana
Wellington Agricultural Fair elects three directors
Wellington Colorado December 18 three directors of the Wellington Agricultural Fair were reelected Charles Murray New London Walter Day Brighton and E L Pierce Penfield. The vote occurred at the office of Secretary A R Branson in the Holland Stock Remedy Co building. The annual Directors meeting is set for December 23 at 2 p m in the same office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington, CO
Wellington
A. R. Branson
Holland Stock Remedy Co
Charles Murray
New London
Walter Day
Brighton
E. L. Pierce
Penfield
Branson
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Initiates Candidate at Strongsville
Delia Crittle of Strongsville inspected the lodge’s work Wednesday evening as one candidate was initiated. Lunch was served by Mrs. Morris Brenner, Mrs. Ruth Arndt and Mrs. Herbert Reep. The next meeting on Tuesday evening December 22 features a Christmas party with a 10 cent gift exchange and invites family members in connection with the Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Crittle
Strongsville
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Morris Brenner
Ruth Arndt
Herbert Reep
Odd Fellows Meeting
Death of Mrs Olive C Ransom widow of Wellington hardware owner
Word reached Wellington of the death of Mrs Olive C Ransom widow of George W Ransom who ran a hardware store here for years She died Tuesday at the Home for the Aged in Elyria after a short illness She was a charter member of the Wellington Woman's Afternoon club Funeral services were held at 2 30 Thursday at the Home for the Aged Rev Karl P Meister officiating Burial was in Ridge Hill Memorial Park She and George had one child Mrs Anna Ransom Frazier who died six years earlier A grandson in Hillsdale Pa was the only surviving relative
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive C. Ransom
George W. Ransom
Wellington
Home For the Aged
Elyria
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Ransom
Anna Ransom Frazier
Hillsdale
Kiwanis Club Misses Eastman Hunting Trip Talk
Kiwanis members were disappointed Thursday noon when Rev. F. E. Eastman pastor of Wakeman Congregational church and avid sportsman failed to appear. He was to show pictures about his hunting and fishing trip in Canada. Members spent time singing and planning to entertain several children from the Oberlin Home at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
F. E. Eastman
Wakeman Congregational Church
Canada
Oberlin
Christmas Party at Anderson Home By Beacon Circle
Members of the Beacon Circle of the King’s Daughters gathered Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Giles Anderson’s home for an informal Christmas party. Their husbands and invited guests enjoyed a covered-dish supper, social time, and gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Circle
King’s Daugsters
Giles Anderson
Christmas Church Services and Plans Across town
Church notices list Bible school and worship times for multiple congregations. Orrin B. Miller leads Bible school at 9 30 with a lesson The Supreme Gift of Love. First Baptist and Ashland Gospel team will share pulpit duties. Christmas Eve exercises and a caroling union follow a 7 30 p m service. St Patrick’s Catholic is noted without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Joe Belcastro
Orrin B. Miller
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist
J. H. Green
H. N. Hyde
Ashland Gospel
First Congregational
C. W. Recard
J. C. MacDermott
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzo S. Green
Charles A. Barnes
Wise Men
Jesus
Martha BeVier
Ruth Hege
Epworth League
St. Patrick's Catholic
In Attendance At Grange Meeting In Lorain County
Grange exchange program draws 160 members from ten Lorain County organizations. Kipton Grange hosts with 22 members and presents agriculture talk, Kipton history, music, a reading, and a ritual spell down. Juvenile meeting held at Mrs. Easterday's home with Kipton matron in charge. Next exchange set for January 5 with Huntington Grange for Acme Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ripton Grange
Huntington Grange
Huntington
Kipton Grange
Wellington
Eaton
Penfield
Ridgeville
Oberlin
Old Glory
Carlisle
F. E. Sharp
Sharp
Will Jackson
R. M. Ostreim
Earl Easterday
Stanley Bowman
Acme Grange
Burglar Breaks Into Amherst Mens Store on Park Avenue
Burglars broke into W. J. Bodmann Jr. mens furnishings store on Park Avenue Amherst after 6 15 a m today and stole merchandise and cash totaling 250 dollars. Chief Deputy Sheriff Gerald Wau investigated calling it one of the cleanest lock breaking jobs he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bodmann, Jr
Park Avenue
Amherst
Gerald Wau
Elyria charity drive aims at fewer needy this year
The city committee projects a substantial reduction from last year in need as families are to submit names by Monday for Christmas dinner baskets. Cash and food donations arrive daily and a large delivery is expected from local shows to fund meals for children at Lincoln and Rivoli Theatres. Churches and groups plan to pack baskets for their members but will coordinate to avoid duplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hillier
Lincoln
Rivoli Theatres
Funeral services for Mrs Mary French held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary French will be at 2 30 Saturday at Keith Andrews Funeral Home Rev Lonzo S Green of the Methodist Episcopal church officiating Burial is in Wellington Greenwood Cemetery beside her husband Robert L French who preceded her in death The deceased was active in the local church before illness and had lived in Wellington about 50 years She is survived by two stepchildren Arthur E French of Shelby a stepdaughter Mildred Bender of Claremont California one sister Mrs John Comstock New Button Connecticut and her niece Mrs Margaret Lampson Medina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary French
Keith Andrews
Lonzo S. Green
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wellington
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert L
M. E. Church
Columbiana County
Arthur E. French
Shelby
Mildred Bender
Clearmont
Calif
John Comstock
New Button
Mitchells and Dutridge Hosts Share Dinner in Litchfield
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Mitchell of Litchfield were 6 o'clock dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dutridge. The article notes local church youth plan caroling Sunday night visiting shutins and inviting calls. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Record visited Lorain Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Mitchell
Litchfield
Glen Dutridge
Shutins
Paul Record
Lorain
Market Report Shows Mixed Prices for Live Poultry and Potatoes
Cleveland markets list various produce prices with live poultry steady. Heaviest hens, leghorns, and roosters priced by weight. ducks and turkeys also quoted. Potatoes in 100 pound bags show No 1 Ohio, Maine, Pennsylvania, and Florida price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
MGUS
Ohlo
Maine
Penn
Florida
Cattle Receipts Show Slow Market With Mixed Prices
CATTLE Receipts 100: market slow to about steady with steer prices 750 1100 lbs 11 12.8 and 1100+ at 10.50 11.50. calves active 11 12.50 to 12. hogs steady to higher with 180 220 lbs around 10.60 10.65. sheep and lambs steady with choice lambs 7 9. heifers 8 9. sows and pigs varied in the 7 9 range.
Toledo Grain Close and Elevator Prices Report
Grain in elevators and transit billing list No. 2 red wheat at 1361.37 dollars, No. 2 yellow corn at 1091.10 dollars, No. 2 white oats around 56 to 57 cents, No. 2 rye at 122 to 123 cents. Prices reflect recent market activity in Toledo area grain trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Duquesne shooting leads to mob at jail
Mrs. Bacon suffered a chest wound when a bullet struck her door. Gallagher disarmed Sullivan who, after being captured, faced a police chase across the district. A mob of over 200 gathered outside the Duquesne police station as county officials intervened and Sullivan was moved to the county jail for safety.
Market price sheet for grains and feeds from Sheets Elevator Co
Prices in this sheet cover wheat oats corn and rye from No 1 to No 3 grades with bid asks and per bushel rates. Flour and mill feeds list prices by ton or barrel with supporting quotations for live stock feeds and hay and straw, including alfalfa timothy clover and straw varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
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Philip Easly
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Edward Triesky
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Junior Urig
Patricia Kuechtges
Margery Henig
Jeanne Wagner
Mary Stolz
Barbara Banker
Mary Margaret Gerhardinger
Franklin Minnich
Treva Feron
Mary Jo Fritzsche
Betty Hengesbaugh
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Bluebird Restaurant
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Henry Hillier
Salvation Army Office
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Sederis
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Grange
William T. Moran
Johnston Gift and Knit
Second Street
Cleveland Livestock
LaGrange
Depot St
LaGrange Village
Meadow
Lyric Radio
Glenn Hooper
C. H. Sooy
Fred & Coal CO
East Bridge
L. BR. Holler
Elyria Hotel
Sonotone
Cleveland Associates
Swetland Bldg
Cleveland, Ohio
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
O’donnell
Brenner’s
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