Maurice Ravel Dies Composer of World Famous Works
Paris reports the death of Maurice Ravel at 62, a leading living composer famed for Daphnis and Chloe, The Bolero, Le Tombeau De Couperin and more. He had been hospitalized after an operation to ease a hand condition, then worsened Sunday. His career spanned piano study, Paris Conservatoire training, and landmark works from Les Sites Auriculaines to La Valse and the Bolero.
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Paris
Maurice Ravel
Ravel
Cibourne
Biarritz
Paris Conservatoire
Pessard
Gedalze
Gabriel Faure
Mourrha
Charles Lenepvne
Institute
M. Ravel
Conservatoire
Opera Comique
Actress In Hospital Is Bride's Maid At Double Wedding
Flora Campbell, recovering from appendix surgery, acted as bride s maid in Lutheran hospital for sister Beth Campbell who wed Joseph Madson Short Jr in Cleveland. Flora and Beth, twin sisters, had a pact to be each other s bride s maid. The wedding party included Mrs Wesley Adams Price and the Campbell siblings. Flora is leading lady in Many Mansions.
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Cleveland
Flora Campbell
Lutheran Hospital
Miss Campbell
Beth
Washington
Joseph Madson Short, Jr
Campbell
Beth Campbell
Wesley Adams Price
Toledo
Mrs. Price
New York
Writer Ivor Gurney Dies Renowned Song Composer
London reports the death of Ivor Gurney age 47, famous as England's Schubert, poet and composer who wrote over 200 songs though only about 50 survived. Blind in part, he served in WWI, wounded at the Somme and gassed at Passchendaele, health shattered. His best known work was the song cycle Ludlow and Teme, awarded the Legge trust in 1924.
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London
Ivor Gurney
England
Schubert
Gurney
Somme
Passchen- Gale
Ludlow
Teme
Clegie Trust
Christmas Ornaments Bite Sparks Hospital Visit
In Columbus Ohio on December 28 a pair of toddlers, Robert Ringler age four and his brother Jackson age two, bit glass ornaments on a Christmas tree. They were treated at a hospital and suffered no lasting harm.
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Columbus, CO
Robert Ringler
Jackson
Traffic Crashes Reported Across City Streets
Police log reports several crashes yesterday. A Coca Cola Bottling Company truck driven by Gerald Bernard 38 collided with a parked truck owned by Leslie White near LaPorte on Graf ton road. Sherman Binbury reported a rear-end collision on Broad street injuring a fender and tail light. An unnamed driver struck an unoccupied vehicle on Cedar street and fled. A damaged fire plug on Cleveland street was found after Frank Hunter’s car lost control when a front tire blew.
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Coca Cola Bottling Company
Gerald Bernard
13Th Street
Leslie White
Elyria
Grafton Road
LaPorte
John Fulton
Sherman Binbury
Fifth Street
Broad Street
L. Schmauch
Huron Street
Cedar Street
Cleveland Street
Frank Hunter
Revolver Shots Stop Reckless Driver on Lake Avenue
Patrolmen Paul Palmer and C. E. Andress halted Wilton Moehle of 1118 Tenth Street Lorain at Stop 14 Lake Avenue after he sped at 65 mph and ignored a police siren. They fired twice at his rear tires to stop him. Moehle faces arraignment in police court this afternoon.
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Wilton Moehle
Tenth Street
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Paul Palmer
C. E. Andress
Moehle
Intoxication fined in arrest before Major Smith
Mike Noster faced a fine of 823 and costs for intoxication after appearing before Major Leonard Smith. He was arrested Friday and arraigned today.
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Mike Noster
Leonard Smith
Bicycle Stolen From Broad Street Store Front
Ted Dowdell of 4530 Jefferson Street reported to police yesterday at noon that his bicycle was stolen from in front of a Broad Street store.
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Ted Dowdell
Jefferson Street
Broad Street
Sobieski Suit Filed For Divorce In Elyria
Mary Sobieski filed suit for divorce from Mike Sobieski of Elyria on grounds of neglect and cruelty. They were married September 7 last year.
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Mary Sobieski
Mike Sobieski
Elyria
First Hearing In Probe By Senate Set For Tonight
In Columbus tonight the Ohio Senate begins its probe into legal graft in state departments. Willard V. Archer of Belle Valley Noble county will testify as the sole witness for tonight's session. Archer operates a liquor agency. Metzenbaum leads the inquiry but gave no reason for Archer's call.
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Senate
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Willard V. Archer
Belle Valley
Noble County
James Metzenbaum
Archer
Liquor Department
Japan Replies To British Protest Over Attacked Gunboat
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Koki Hirota delivered Japan's note to British ambassador Sir Robert Craigie in response to protests over the artillery strike on the gunboat Ladybird. The note, not released tonight, may echo the Panay incident in tone. Hirota also met Emperor Hirohito and was linked to briefing on both Ladybird and Panay events.
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Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Robert Craigie
Ladybird
United States
Panay
Foreign Office
Hirota
Hirohito
Cleveland Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Receipts show steady market with mixed cattle notes including high quality and common steers, heifers, and cows priced around 4 to 9 dollars. Sheep and lambs are active and steady with high and medium grades, and hogs, pigs, and poultry items noted with varied prices. Grain and feed items list No 2 and No 3 corn, oats, barley, timothy, and clover values, with regional price ranges and totals.
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Cleveland
Uae
Market Unsettled As Fresh Produce Prices Fluctuate
Fragmented OCR text lists market items including poultry and potatoes with unstable prices and varying weights. Mentions markets and regions but lacks complete details. Contains numerous misspellings and unclear lines, yet indicates overall market volatility in meat, poultry, and produce.
Grain and Feed Prices From Milling Co Sale Sheet
Prices on corn, wheat, and meal quoted per bushel or ton with breakdowns for flour, middlings, bran, and mill feeds. Hay and straw prices listed by grade and cutting, including timothy, clover, alfalfa, and straw categories. Several quality grades and units shown, reflecting a local market listing for grain and farm feeds.
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Stiawadie
Slantana Milling Co
COHN
No. A
Gus
Timothy Band
Poultry Market Notes and Prices Listed
Fragmentary poultry market data shows live reds and hens with weights near 424 pounds, various car and truck lots, Plymouth and White Rock blends, and colored broilers advertised at 25 cents to 16 cents per pound. Names and exact quantities are partially garbled in the OCR.
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Flint
Plymouth
White Rock
Local Produce Prices from Toledo Market Listing
A garbled market list shows prices for fruits vegetables and staples from Toledo area vendors. Items include lettuce celery cabbage radishes parsley and tomatoes with per basket or per dozen prices, plus bulk staples like butter eggs and various grain grades and wheat and corn quotes.
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Toledo
Problems of Farm Income and Expense Studied by Youth
About 120 Lorain County youths attended the monthly Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council meeting at Grafton High School to discuss farm income and expense problems. Led by L F Warbington of Columbus, the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation representative, the session included slides and a recreation period. The council, sponsored by Farm Bureau, aims to acquaint young farmers with issues their parents have faced. it operates countywide with three district councils holding separate monthly meetings.
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Lorain County
Grafton High School
Lorain
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau
The
Farm Bureau
Powell
Governor Davey to Call Special Session
Governor Martin L. Davey announced plans to convene a special Ohio legislature session on January 3 to probe state government departments. The radio address was slated for 7 15 p m lasting about 30 minutes with a call for sweeping investigations of legislative and administrative branches.
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Aaron
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
H. H. Hoessley
WHRC
Columbus
WADC
Dunvey
House
Senate
Coumbus
Davey
Mystery Hike Captures Bridge in Boys Division Action
The Y.M.C.A. boys division staged a mystery hike ending with a pretend capture and recapture of the Third Street Bridge during a Christmas vacation program. For 57 minutes the defense advanced and retreated following printed ecards, then the rush in the last three minutes allowed a successful recapture. Weather postponed a Cascade Park coasting party, shifting focus to the bridge clash as the week’s main event with daily special activities and upcoming events including lobby games, admission to Industrial League games, a scavenger hunt, and a New Year Hobby Show.
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Third Street
Y. MC. A
Cascade Park
Fortune Reverses Wish for Big Ranch Dream
Salem Oregon aged 82 Bill Brown living in a Methodist home recalls a $25000 gift he once endowed and says given a second chance he would choose a wife and a small farm over building one of the Wests largest ranches, reflecting on his altered life plan.
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Salem
Ore
Bill Brown
Methodist Old People's Home
UK Baking Firm Shipments 120000 Christmas Pud Dings 1937
A single baking company in England produced 120000 Christmas pud dings in 1937, showcasing substantial holiday confectionery output. The report notes the scale of production and a year of high demand for traditional festive puddings.
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England
Lorain educator among 25 nominees for Ohio Education Council
Lorain teacher E. W. Bush is named among 25 nominees for 12 terms on the Ohio Education Association education council meeting in Columbus. Elyria delegates S. C. Smith Zetta Brooks attend with several county staff, including superintendent C. A. Gibbens and Brownhelm principal G. L. Thourot. Election of officers and council members was planned for today with nominees including FE. O. McCowen and C. M. Howe for president and positions on the executive board.
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Lorain
Ohio
Education Council
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
E. W. Bush
Elyria
Lorain County
S. ¢. Smith
Zetta Brooks
Hamilton
Edward F. Witham
Jefferson
H. L. Wilson
R. C. Maston
C. P. Shively
J. C. Linville
C. A. Gibbens
G. L. Thourot
Brownhelm
Evelyn Herrmann
Avon Lake
W. E. Kessler
Eaton
Harry Salisbury
R .W. Solomon
Middletown
FE. O. McCowen
Portemouth
C. M. Howe
Cinvindath
Bottfly Control Program Under Way in Lorain County
Lorain County launches a bottfly control program with about forty percent of horses treated or planned for treatment. Vets expect over 2,500 horses to be treated, based on 1935 census data showing 6,418 horses and colts. Early township reports list 267 horses treated across Carlisly, Penfield, Ridgeville, Columbia, Wellington, and Huntington townships. The program is sponsored by the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association with county extension service coordination.
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Lorain County
Carlisly Township
Penfield Township
Ridgeville Township
Columbia Township
Wellington Township
Huntington Township
C .L. Hummel
Northern Ohio Draft Hose Association of
Lorain
County Agricultural Extension Service
PTI Narlals
Stamp Collectors Expand Club To Include Coins
Members of the M C A boys stamp club voted to enlarge the club’s scope to include coin collecting alongside stamps. Herman Geyer, boys division secretary, said several members have begun collecting coins and the group believes both hobbies share similarities, notably collecting government issues and increasing value with age.
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M. C. A. Boys’ Stamp Club
Herman Geyer
Boys’ Division
Soot Fire Sparks Elyria Chimney Rescue
Elyria firefighters rushed to a residence at 353 Twelfth Street last night after soot in the chimney ignited from the furnace fire. The blaze was confined to the soot with no property damage reported, and Mrs. George Stark was the homeowner.
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Elyria
George Stark
Twelfth Street
Four-H Club Party in Lorain County Tonight
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club hosts its annual holiday party at LaGrange Grange hall inviting members aged 16 and up. The evening features singing games square dancing and other recreation with refreshments served.
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Lorain County
LaGrange Grange Hall
Motorist Fined After Collision on North and Lodi
Lee Thomas of R. D. 8 North Ridge road was fined five dollars plus costs for reckless driving after appearing before Mayor Leonard on Saturday. His car collided with a machine owned by Jack Jacobs at the North and Lodi streets intersection.
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Lee Thomas
R. D
North Ridge Road
Leonard Smith
Jack Jacobs
North
Lodi
Death record of Celia Townsend in Elyria
Celia Townsend widow of William Townsend died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Elyria June 21 1861 she lived here all her life and was a member of First Methodist church. Survived by brother George Philpott and sister Bertha Philpott. Funeral Wednesday at 2:00 pm from Taylor Funeral Home with Dr E J Bond officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Celia Townsend
William Townsend
Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Townsend
Elyria
First Methodist Church
George Philpott
Bertha Philpott
Taylor Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Ridgelawn Cemetery
New Fine Adds Eight Days To Sentence For Nagy
Steve Nagy a 38 year old city jail prisoner from West River street was arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith on an intoxication charge. The mayor fined Nagy 5 dollars and 6 dollars 20 cents costs totaling 11 20. This adds eight days to his sentence as he serves 15 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct in a Lodi street beer garden at 1 50 a day. Police say Nagy drank Christmas night from a liquor bottle slipped to him through the bars.
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Steve Nagy
West River Street
Leonard Smith
Nagy
Lodi Street
Club to Study Indian Lore at YMCA
Herman Meyer, YMCAs boys division secretary, announced plans for a new handicraft club to study Indian lore. It will start after January 1 and serve as a forerunner to Camp Iss-See-Kes. Members will study life and prepare Indian costumes for next summer at the camp, with four projects for different camping years.
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Herman Meyer
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Geyer
Flag At Half Mast In Honor Of War Secretary Baker
The Elyria post office flag flew at half staff today in memory of Newton D. Baker, former secretary of war in World War I, who died on Christmas Day in Cleveland. National post office flags will stay at half staff until after funeral services, per Post Office Department orders received by Postmaster C. J. Sartor.
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Elyria
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Post Officer Department
C. J. Sartor
Vine Rebekah Lodge Christmas Party Held at Oberlin
Vine Rebekah lodge held its annual Christmas party after a regular meeting in Oberlin Colorado last evening. About fifty attended with members and families. A Christmas program of music and recitations was presented and gifts were exchanged.
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Oberlin, CO
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Local Holiday Gatherings and Visits Across Evanston and Nearby Cities
Miss Esther Nash visits Evanston area with Mrs. E J Yeamans on Morgan street. Merrill Gay and family arrive to visit Rev and Mrs C M Gay on North Main street. Dayton Preston from Chicago spent Christmas and New Year with his family. Ray Preston and Walter Ernst relatives visit from North Pleasant street and Leonis ville Kentucky. Leo Kimmel and family and George Bumpus celebrate holidays at local homes. O Scott family from Lorain and George Jackson host guests. A W Parsons wins a $6000 Watkins dealers prize in Ohio. Squire hosts Cheyney and Behr families. Behr studying at University of Chicago visits Elm street. Hanawalt family visits Summers home. Tulk families celebrate Christmas with relatives. Parnell and sons visit Tulk home. William and Smith families return from Xenia after week with Herman Aukeney.
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Esther Nash
Evanston
E. J Yeamans
Morgan Street
Merrill Gay
C. M. Gay
North Main Street
Dayton Preston
Chicago
Norel End
Ray Preston
North Pleasant Street
Walter Ernst
Leonisville
Francis Cheyney
Berea
Ruby Cheyney
Clark Shepard
Lakewood
Beatrice Behr
University of Chicago
Oh. J. Behr
Elm Street
Wilbur Hanawalt
Barberton, O
C. R. Summers
Hollywood Street
Arthur Tulk
Tiffin
Henry Tulk
Walnut Street
George Parnell
Henry
Percy
New London
East Lorain Street
William Smith
Andre Herman Aukeney
Xenia
Local visits and social guests in Oberlin area
Mrs Agnes Princehorn of Medina visits her children in Oberlin while Miss Zona Rodin of LaGrange Road stays with Miss Wendolyn Jackson on North Cedar Avenue. Sunday guests at the L H Kimmel home include Mr and Mrs Walter Boneham and daughter Betty, and Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and Mrs Rose Geiser of Tiffin. Miss Dorothy Hall, an instruct-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Princehorn
Medina
Oberlin
Zona Rodin
LaGrange Road
Wendolyn Jackson
North Cedar Avenue
L. H. Kimmel
Walter Boneham
Betty
Harry Brown
Rose Geiser
Tiffin
Dorothy Hall
Holiday gatherings span several states and kin
Families from Toledo Cleveland Elyria Oberlin and Bridgeport gather for Christmas. Professors and widows visit relatives while Luman Whitney hosts and a pre New Year party by the Progressive club at the American Legion hall features Wesley Stewart’s orchestra and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
American Lesion Hall
Wesley Stewarts Orchestra
Boys Hobbies Display at Y M C A Hobby Show
A wide range of boys hobbies will be shown Saturday afternoon at the Y M C A in the boys division as part of the New Year program. Entries cover stamps coins leathercraft woodcraft art and model airplanes with three prize ribbons in each division. Exhibits run 1 to 5 pm with father son games at 1 30 pm gymnasium exhibition at 2 30 pm and swimming exhibition to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Geyer
Geyer
Two Avloists Fined by Justice for Traffic Violation
Justice Preston Coon imposed fines of $1 and costs on Claude F. Bronson and Richard Wiley for failing to stop before entering a common highway. Both men were arrested by Deputies John Judge and John Fulton at Liyria Avenue and Route 57.
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Cmnann
Preston Coon
Claude F. Bronson
Frinceton Avenue
Richard Wiley
Lake Avenue
John Judge
John Fulton
Liyria Avenue
Route 57
Maumee Man Killed by Auto Near Home
Maumee resident Holland, 78, died yesterday when struck by an automobile near his home in Toledo area. Police said the accident occurred along a street near his residence. Investigators continued to review the scene and determine fault.
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Toledo
Mithaw Holland
Maumee
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