Borah Secures Backing for Presidential Bid
Washington reports adequate financial backing is assured for Senator William E. Borah's presidential candidacy. While pledges are not definite, Borah appears ensured of campaign funds and vows full cooperation with liberal forces backing his bid. Political insiders say his recent statements align with pursuing the presidency, should state primaries permit progressing his name.
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Washington
U.te
William E. Borah
Borah
Idaho
White House
Sarah
Death Benefit In Carreo Case Is Distributed
A £1000 death benefit paid to survivors of Michael A. Carre Lorain night club operator killed over a year ago was distributed in common pleas court. Mary Gordon, the decedents sister, received $488. Others receiving amounts include Mike Stanziano $162 and $54 for Mary Gallo Rosina Petroskey Fannie Snell and William Clara and Carmelia Stanziano. The death benefit was paid by the Grand Lodge Sons of Italy in America.
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Michael A
Salvation Army Plans Christmas Program For Elyria Children
Salvation Army announces a special Christmas program for Elyria children at its channel on Broad Street at 8 p m Monday Adjutant R W Amore stated. The program features recitations music exercises and plays with children of various ages including a welcome by Betty Meyers recitations by Bonita Meyers Doris Jean Todd Grace Brubaker Harry Greer and William Baxter a piano solo by Bertha Moore a song by intermediate girls a monologue by Lois Palmer primary and junior girl exercises and plays titled Christmas in the Air Happy Jack's Christmas and Unto the Least of These Santa Claus will distribute treats Dorothy Schenfield will supervise the program.
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Elyria
Salvation Army
Chanel
Broad Street
R. W. Amore
Adjutant Amore
Mr. Todd
Mrs. Amore
Betty Meyers
Bonita Meyers
Doris Jean Todd
Grace Brubaker
Harry Greer
William Baxter
Bertha Moore
Lois Palmer
Happy Jack
Santa Claus
Dorothy Schenfield
Soug People's
Condition Of Senator Schall Shows Slight Improvement
Washington December 21 The condition of Senator Schall R Minn who was struck down by an automobile Thursday was reported today as somewhat more favorable. Physicians said the Senator remained largely unconscious but could be aroused at times. The outlook remains critical.
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Washington
Schall
Rk. Minn
Death Record John Feron
John Feron former foreman with the Cleveland Southwestern Railway Co. died at his niece Mrs. H W Mc Cool home 239 Gates avenue after a three month illness Born in England September 7 186? and resident of Elvira for 51 years His wife Mary died six years ago He was a member of St Mary's Church Knights of St John and the Eagles lodge The body to be removed to 239 Gates avenue Funeral services Tuesday at 8 30 a m from the Gates avenue home and 9 a m from St Mary's church Burial in St Mary's cemetery.
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John Feron
Cleveland Southwestern Railway Co
H.W. McCool
Gates Avenue
Iie
England
Elvira
Ireland
Mary
St. Mary's Church
Knights of St. John and
the Eagles’ Lodge
Bittner
Tomight
Obituary of Atwood Q. Carpenter Pioneer Farmer
Columbia December 21 Atwood Q Carpenter a prominent farmer died December 20 after a stroke at 9 30 pm aged sixty four He was born in Eaton Township and moved to Columbia at twelve He survived by widow Anna Ball Carpenter four sons Harold Elwin Russell Wilbur a daughter Ruth Wagner fourteen grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 2 30 pm from the North Eaton Church of Christ by Reverend Stevenson
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Columbia
Atwood Q. Carpenter
Eaton Township
Fia
Anna Ball Carpenter
Harold
Ridgeville
Elwin
Pitttsfield
Russell
Wilbur
Ruth Wagner
Hinsvale
New York
Stevenson
North Eaton Church of Christ
Mrs Friebolin seeks appeal of bus passing conviction
Mrs. Carl D Friebolin wife of the federal bankruptcy referee in Cleveland filed a motion in common pleas court to appeal a mayor Harvey H Dier court conviction for passing a stopped school bus on October 17 in Sheffield Lake Village. She was fined 25 and costs 90 cents. The appeal was delayed by record retrieval from the mayor's court. Common Pleas Judge D A Cook took the motion under consideration and would rule next week.
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Carl D. Friebolin
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Harvey H. Dier
Sheffield Lake Village
Lake Road
Friebolin
Fbs Byers
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
NRS Office To Be Closed On Holidays
The Lorain County National Re-employment Service office at City Hall will close for Christmas and New Year’s. Franklin M. Harbour, in charge, announced the holiday schedule yesterday.
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NRS
Lorain County
Ha ‘Ding
Franklin M. Harbour
Exports Show Gain in November Trade Data
Washington reports December 21 that the Department of Commerce announced exports for November rose to 1,204 million dollars, up from the same month a year earlier. The increase reflects broader demand and terms of trade improving compared with prior periods.
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Washington
Department of Comimiere Anmover
Tremble and Obey Law of the Dietarar
An enigmatic motto hints at strict governance by a faction named the dietarar. The fragmentary text suggests themes of obedience and power, implying an ideological or political order demanding discipline from followers. Further context is needed to identify the characters or setting involved.
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Dietarar
Services Tomorrow In Oberlin Churches
Oberlin Ohio December 22 Furst Church Rev J A Richards minister Merrell M Brammer director of religion Day and New Years Day observances. Church School 11:00 a m Morning Worship with sermon The Holy Family Junior choir to sing. 5:00 p m Facsimile death t tzation of the story Why Chimes Rang. First Methodist Church Rev Lee Whiteman minister 9:45 a m Church School Ernest Yocum superintendent basement gathering Christmas program in basement 11:00 a m Morning worship His Name Shall Endure For Ever 6:45 p m Epworth League program and carols at parsonage. First Baptist Church Rev Bertram Crocker minister 9:45 a m Sunday School C P Edwards superintendent 11:90 a m Preaching service 7:99 p m Christmas entertainment by Sunday School with recitations songs and tableau. Christ Church Episcopal The Reverend L E Daniels rector 9:30 a m Children service 11:90 a m Morning Prayer. Christian Science Society 27 East College Street 9:30 a m Sunday School 11:90 a m Morning services Is the Universe including Wan Evolved by Atomic Force Sacred Heart Church Rev James P Brennan D D S 9:00 a m Low Mass 10:90 a m High Mass. First M E Church Rev Mr Hayes pastor.
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Ohio
Furst
J. A. Richards
Merrell M. Brammer
Harold Hepp
the Holy Family
Pronars
Charl Seeson Fairchild Chapel
First Methodist Church
Lee Whiteman
Chure Sey
Ernest Yocum
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
Bertram Crocker
C. P Edwards
Christ Church (Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
Christian Science Society
East College Street
Church Christmas program at the Epworth Church
A church schedule lists 9:30 morning Church School 11:00 morning services 6:00 Epworth League and a 7:00 choir Christmas program at the church.
Board Accepts Bid On School Addition
At an adjourned meeting the Oberlin Board of Education formally accepted the bid of J. B. Annable of Oberlin for adding to the birth school building. Annable's bid of 44880.25 was the lowest of three bids. contract approval by the board's attorneys is required. If approved, work will start at once and aim for completion by early summer.
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Oberlin Board of Education
J. B. Annable
Oberlin
Annable
Children to Present Christmas Program at Church School
Twenty five children will take part in the Christmas pantomime to be presented by the primary department of the First Church school Sunday at 5:00 o clock in Fairchild Chapel. The pantomime dramatizes Why the Chimes Rang. Parents and friends are invited. Also Sunday at 6% o clock the high school group will meet for supper and a Christmas program. Miss Janet Raxdon, a freshman at Duke University, arrives home today to spend vacation with her parents in College Place. Miss Ruth Dawley plans to arrive from Florida College for Women to spend holidays with her parents on South Main Street. Mrs. Clarence Swift of South Professor Street leaves for New York to visit relatives. Dorothy R Swift and Mr and Mrs Luther Gulick among others are noted. The Kine Heralds of the Methodist church will meet in assembly rooms Sunday morning from 11:99 to 12:00 with a Christmas program planned.
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James Brand
Janet Raxdon
Duke Universe
Durham
South Carolina
H. L. Rawdon
College Place
Ruth Dawley
Oberlin
Florida College For Women
Tallahassee
Fla
Dawley
South Main Street
Clarence Swift
South Professor Street
New York
Dorothy R. Swift
Luther Gulick
R. A. Jameyson
Kine Heralds
Methodist Church
Lorain County relief funds debated and planned
County officials discuss how to allocate 144 900 in CARES Act relief for Lorain County residents. Questions arise about administration costs and the need for a relief director and staff. Commissioner Davidson urges fairness to taxpayers and beneficiaries while outlining past decisions and potential futures.
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Dunn
Mit Davidson
John E Davidson
Lorain County
Lorain
Elyria
Soot Fire Sparks Elyria Crew at Overbrook Road Home
Soot from a heavy furnace caused Elyria firefighters to rush to the home of Max Suppes on Overbrook Road last night. No damage occurred as the fire burned out after the soot in the flues smoke pipe and chimney.
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Elyria
Max Suppes
Overbrook Road
Florence Nightingale’s Crimea service and public opinion
The piece recalls Florence Nightingale’s Crimea nursing mission under government direction and royal support, noting critics who claimed a woman could not endure such exposure without shame, while highlighting enduring change time grants to her actions.
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Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Warren Slayer Escapes Death Sentence
Warren. Ray Jutlin a former Warren high school athlete testified he killed Mrs. Marie Tabin during a fit of anger. He was convicted of first degree murder by a jury of six men and six women. The jury recommended mercy, making a life sentence mandatory. Jutlin smiled and paid a bet to the deputy as the verdict was announced. Mrs. Jutila, who testified for him, was among about 100 in the courtroom.
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Ray Jutlin
Warren
Marie Tabin
Jattila
Harry Dixon
Jatila
Dixon
Jutila
Divorces Granted for Gross Neglect At Common Pleas Court
Four divorces were granted by Common Pleas Judge PD A Cook. Mrs Robert Pierce received a divorce on gross neglect. Mrs Richard Kader was granted a divorce on gross neglect and restored to Ruth Higgins. Mrs James Hirsie and Mrs Melvin Schwartz were granted divorces on gross neglect. Mrs Milton Pippert of Elyria sued for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Common Pleas
PD. A. Cook
Robert Pierce
Richard Kader
Ruth Higgins
James Hirsie
Melvin Schwartz
Milton Pippert
Elyria
Roessler and Mendelson Court Judgments Reported
A. C. Roessler of Lakewood with Martell Packings, now Romeo Pump, won 31 125 in Judge Guy B. Findley’s court for compensation on an employment contract at 300 a month. Elyria Milling and Power Co. secured 31 836 against S Mendelson for goods sold and delivered yesterday.
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A. C. Roessler
Lakewood
Martell Packings Company
Romeo Pump Company
Guy B. Findley
Elyria Milling and Power Company
S. Mendelson
Santa to Distribute Toys at Gates Hospital on Christmas Day
Children at the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children will be guests of honor at Christmas parties organized for their entertainment. One of the largest events will be next Tuesday when Irving Plain of Stage Arts Studio presents a program. Mrs. J Anderson Smith arranged the show. Gifts will be presented by Santa Claus at 9 am on Christmas Day, aided by numerous toy donations to the hospital.
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the Gates Hospital
Irving Plain
Stage Arts Studio
J. Anderson Smith
Park Avenue
Santa Claus
Mill Operations Schedule During Shutdown
Number Six will shut down today and resume at 7 a.m. December 20. Number One Seamless Mill suspends at 7 a.m. Monday, resumes December 30. Number Two Seamless Mill runs from 2 p.m. Sunday to 30 p.m. Tuesday. Number Three Seamless Mill closes at 7 a.m. Tuesday. Foundry works through the shutdown except Christmas and New Year’s Day.
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Seamless
Milne abduction case stalls as youth withholds names
Investigation into the Milne kidnapping stalls while the youth refuses to identify his abductors citing fear for his life. Officials report only a vague account from Milne and note a note demanding $20,000 ransom to his grandfather Caleb J. Milne Jr., who says no money was paid.
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Milne
Bradford Green
Nathan
Caleb J. Milne, Jr
Philadelphia
Postal Clerks In Midst Of Avalanche In Elyria
Elyria post office workers faced a Christmas avalanche as thousands of packages letters and cards poured in from both directions. Extra carriers and three parcel post trucks sped city deliveries while lines at the stamp and parcel post windows stretched through the day.
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Elyria
Wilanehea
Els Rians
Parcel Post
Lncal
Ethiopian Front Saga Echoes Italian Struggles Near Aksum
An ongoing three day battle shifts location 31 miles southeast of a prior clash and 50 miles west of Aksum near the Adi Aba area close to the Eritrean frontier. Ethiopian forces appear to resist Italian advances with unclear linkage to earlier communiques.
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Las Kassa
Aksum
Sire
Adi Aba
Ertrean
Car collisions cause property damage on local streets
Harriett Hubbard of 147 Spruce Street owned a damaged car after a minor parking incident on Third Street near East Avenue. A.F.E.F. Koehn of 228 Glenwood Avenue skidded while turning from East Avenue onto Third Street, striking her vehicle. Another collision at Middle Avenue and Oberlin Road involved Wl Spencer of 1850 West Avenue and Frank Vanoveraghi of 252 Frighth Street, around 7 59 p.m.
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Spruce Street
Third Street
East Avenue
A.fef. Koehn
Glenwood Avenae
Teast Avenue
Wl Spencer
Westavenue
Frank Vanoveraghi
Frighth Street
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
Advancing melody of life marks geologic stages
The passage notes that nobler forms of life emerged as one geological period followed another, described as an onward advancing melody on the world stage. It highlights the impressive, orderly progression of animal life through time.
Market prices and receipts from a Chicago dairy and grain report
A historical Chicago market summary lists prices for poultry, dressed turkeys, ducks, geese, and turkeys, along with receipts and stock levels for beef, dairy, and grain products. It notes cash grains with No 2 red wheat, corn prices, oats, rye, beans, and timothy hay, plus feed and hay values and regional supply activity.
Elyria school business manager praises board and taxpayers
In a parting address the Elyria schools business manager reflected on three years in the post. He praised the school board for support, credited them with any achievements, and thanked the staff and taxpayers for their cooperation. He said he would not seek reelection as he moves to a new field in Washington and wished the district luck.
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Elyria
Ele
Tie
Brown
Elvria
Washington
Cuest
Brown to Leave Elyria School System as Business Manager
The Board of Education praised Brown for his service and dedication to student interests. He noted his work prioritized children's welfare, thanked custodians and clerks, and pledged to wear the ring given by supporters. A Mason for 25 years, Brown will depart December 31 after over three years in the role.
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Board of Education
Brown
Elyria
Washington Building
English missionary died in Zanzibar bar in 1874
A young English missionary to East Africa died in a Zanzibar bar in 1874. He reportedly bought the old slave market for half a million dollars to abolish the slave trade, using his wealth to fund anti slave efforts.
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East Africa
Zanzibar
Market Produce Prices From Local Stand
A garbled listing shows various produce prices including bushel and quart baskets for amplics, celery, carrots, mushrooms, parsley, parsnips, potatoes, squash, and tomatoes. Several items feature per unit prices such as 24 quart baskets at 60 cents to 20 cents, and tomatoes listed by size with high and low prices.
Quotations furnished by the Sheets Pdewater On and the Fatr esd Milling Co
Grain and feed prices listed by the bushel and ton for corn, wheat, oats, and hay. No. 2 red wheat at 1.93 per bushel, No. 2 yellow corn around 1.60, oats varying by grade, with flour middlings and cottonseed meal priced. Toledo prices show slight differences in wheat, oats, and other commodities.
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Fatresd Milling Co
Timnrthy
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