Congress Accomplishes Much In Short Session
Washington reports Congress is winding up the first three weeks of its short session with records of achievement. The Boulder Dam bill became law, the convict labor bill passed, and government supply bills totaling 2.9 billion dollars moved toward enactment. Treasury Post Office and Interior appropriation bills totaling nearly 2 billion awaited final action.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Treasury Post Office Bil
Interior Department
State, Commerce, Justice and Labor Department
House
Agriculture Department
Interior
Roy O. West
Farm relief delayed pending special session after March 4
Agricultural leaders in both houses advocate waiting for a special session after March 4 to push a relief bill. Many expect to win presidential support from Hoover for a tougher measure than Coolidge would sign, with a brief session in both chambers anticipated today.
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Hoover
Coolidge
Eugene Fell Hosts Sunday School Class Gathering
Eugene Fell of Furnace Street hosted eighteen members of his Sunday school class from Second Congregation church. The evening featured festive games and a remembrance gift for each guest, with a lighted Yuletide tree adding to the cheer. At a late hour, the host's mother served a luncheon to the group.
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Eugene Fell
Furnace Street
Ce Second Congryation
Judges Named In Yuletide Illumination Contest
Chronicle-Telegram announces judges Mrs. E J Howenstine C L Sotherden and Harvey C Cheney for the Yuletide Illumination contest. They will tour entries next week to award seventeen fifteen and ten dollar prizes. Homes are decorated and more entries are welcome with a coupon to editor by noon Monday. Entrants must have Yuleside lights on Christmas Eve and every night through New Year.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Yuletide
E. J Howenstine
C. L. Sotherden
Harvey C. Cheney
Maus
Yuletide Lighting Contest Entry Request
A reader asks to enter their name in the Chronicle Telegraph Outdoor Christmas Lighting Contest and requests a booklet, providing their name, address, city and date for completion.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Christmas gatherings and staff feted at Oberlin Inn
The Oberlin Inn staff were honored at a Yuletide dinner hosted by manager W. D. Hobbs with a formal Colonial dining room setting. A Christmas tree gift exchange followed, with performances by Juneman Jones Garters and Peabody, concluding around eleven. Other local clubs hosted programs with readings, music, and Santa visits, including the Royal Neighbors of America and La Porte P T A gatherings.
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Oberlin Inn
Yuletide
W. D. Hobbs
Air
Hobbs
Charles Juneman
Bid” Jones
Cy Garters
Minster
Fred Peabody
Santa Claus
Royal Neighbors of America Inet
Wurst Hall
Julia Keys
Richard Blythe
Myra Shafery
Margaret Dostall
Alma Wirth
Ferdinand Wirth
Katherine Frisby
Patsy Ruth Thomas
Virginia Walker
Bobbie Dostall
Cora Bemis
Christmas Seals Add 10 Sifts
A playful note emphasizes Christmas Seals as essential in gifts with a cartoon character Skip py praising their role beside ribbons and tissue. The verse suggests Seals bring health and cheer, then continue work after holidays to promote New Year well being.
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Skippy
Regular meeting of the Rebekah Lodge noted
The regular meeting of the Rebekah Lodge will be held Monday evening. Alice Smith is in Allen hospital with the flu and Mrs. Herbert Yocum and children of Forest Street have been ill with influenza for several days.
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Urtefs
Alice Smith
Allen Hospital
Thea Shippe
Herbert Yocum
Forest Street
Deaths of Mrs E Terepest and Frank Jacobs in Ohio
Mrs E Terepest, 39, died Saturday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness. Survivors include a husband, three children, a brother and two sisters. Funeral at 9 a.m. Monday at the West Third Street home with Reverend Kallassy officiating. Interment Ridge Taw. Frank Jacobs, 75, Amherst resident, died Saturday at his sister’s Lakewood home while visiting. He lived in Amherst area, was a Hickory Tree Grange member, and connected with the Amherst M E Church. Surviving are one brother and one sister. funeral at Zilch Funeral Parlors, Amherst, Monday 2 p.m. Burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Kallassy
Ridge- Taw
Erank Jacobs
Frank Jacobs
Amherst
Sarah Wood
Lakewood
Gertrude Jacobs
Harrin Street
Mr. Jacobs
Oberlin Road
Hickory Tree Grange
M. E. Church of
John Henry Jacob
Marquette
Michigan
Mia
Wood
Zilch
Elmwood Cemetery
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland
In Cleveland today market listings report potato prices by region with 150 pound sacks and regional variations. Eggs and poultry prices are listed with ranges for extras firsts ordinaries and turkeys. Prices shown in dollars per 100 pounds or per sack for Ohio New York Michigan and other states.
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Cleveland
Express
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Hogs Prices Steady Amid Cleveland Market Report
Cleveland stockyard notes hog receipts at 50 cents, holdovers 1185, market steady. Prices listed for weight classes include 250-3506 lbs at 8.75 to 8.35, 200-250 lbs at 8.75 to 8.85, 160-200 lbs at 8.0 to 8.85, 130-160 lbs at 8.25 to 8.85, 90-130 lbs at 8.00 to 8.25, and packing sows at 7.25 to 7.75.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Oberlin High Loses to Amherst Five
Oberlin High bowed 24 to 19 as Amherst Invaders led from start to finish in the second practice game of the season. Captain Van Ausdate scored early for Oberlin but Amherst built a 4 to 3 first quarter margin and never relinquished the lead, tying at 19 all late before the final whistle. The article also notes a community Christmas party planned for Warner Hall with Santa delivering 700 candy boxes, a Christmas talk by Dr. Crate, music, and tree exercises sponsored by the Men's Business Club.
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Dac
Ambherat High Care Invaders Insteisht
Oberlin High
Crimson and Blue
van Ausdate
Amherst
Gornley
Sharp
Santa Wilt
Sandy
Warner Hall
Saptir
Elyria Benefactor Bennington Chronology Highlighted
NUMBER ONE continued from Page 1 recounts a long Elyria life. Born in the mid 1800s he left school to work, served briefly in Kentucky and Knoxville with the Union army, then returned to Elyria in 1863 to run a grocery for eleven years. He later worked for Topliff Bowbacks and Company sixteen years, then cared for the Power Block for eleven years before retirement. Married to Delia Jane ca in 1861, she died February 29, 1991. He was noted as a benefactor to local institutions.
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Kentucky
Knoxville
Tennessee
Elyria
Topliff, Bowsacks and Company
Bennington
Delia Janeca
Obituary notes and community notices from a 1920s paper
The text records mourning details for a deceased elder with surviving nieces and nephews named Mrs. George Haines Mrs. Martin Olson and Mrs. Charles Rueger and nephews Frank Cutting and Edward P. Smith with service details at a M E church led by Reverends nearby. Also mentions a crowning at a local circus indoor society event tonight and a boy's death after an auto accident in Akron plus buried urns found near the River Havel and a Christmas wreath sale notice by Mrs. Albert King.
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Biyria
M. E. Church
Edwin Kirby
G. A. Reeder
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Crooks Coal Co
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Lake Avenue
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Tenth Street
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Gus Jaeger
Lodi Street
Mary Sherrill
Seventh Street
Hazel Smith
Marion Moon
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Gulf Road School
Allan Rose
Columbus
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Madga Gambel
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Charles Lord
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Algo
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Ridgeville
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Ashtabula
Charles
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Hooghly
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Asiatic Museum
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Sanko Restaurant
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Auto Akron
Leon Exminister
St. Martha's Church
Havel
Germany
Albert King
Lake Ave
Kiest
Seiberling
Lorain County
the Western Reserve Finance Co
Turner
Alluminum Grasher
Elyria Maytac Company
Lorain
Lorain Maytag Co
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