Conference of Ghurge at Lorain Lorain Ohio
Winter quarterly session of the Central Conference of Unde nominational churches will meet January 11 to 13 at the Rescue Mission Lorain Ohio with royal preachers from Illinois Indiana Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Kentucky and West Virginia. Program includes devotionals sermons ordination mission talks and open forum on Evangelistic meetings with leading clergy and the Lorain County Gospel Male Chorus slated for special music.
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Central Conference of Undenominational Churches
Rescue Mission
Reid Avenue
Tenth Street
Lorain
Ohio
Central Conference
Ilinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kentucky
West Virginia
EW. Wickem
Cleveland
Lorain County
A. W. Harris
T. E. Howard
WW. J. Henry
Toledo
George M. Hulme
H. C. Flowers
Elyria
H. Harwood
Tey
W. J. Henry
Empire Steel Corps to take over Ohio sheet rolling units
Empire Steel Corp chartered under state law will merge six central and eastern Ohio sheet rolling units in a deal announced by promoter Floyd A. Dearh. W. H. Davey of Mansfield Sheet and Tin Plate Co says Dearh would be president. other merger partners include Empire Steel Co Cleveland Ashtabula Sheet Steel and Waddell Falcon and Thomas. The group will total 60 sheet rolling units a sheet bar mill and four open hearths with capital authorization for 500000 preferred shares and 3000000 common shares.
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Youngstown
Dee
Empire Stee! Corporation
Ohio
Floyd A. Deah
Cleveland
Mergr
W. H. Davey
Mansfield Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Empire Steel Company
Ashtabula Sheet Steel Company
Waddell Falcon and
Thomas Companies
Bums Steal Box and Dog Biscuits Detained by Police
Two vagrants grabbed a parcel left at 11 West Avenue by E R Vestal and fled toward Howe Street. Police stopped them as one tore the lid from the box revealing dog biscuits. The pair were jailed and ordered out of town after brief city confinement.
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West Avenue
E.R. Vestal
Howe Street
The Fox Confession and Parker Case Update
Hickman faced arraignment for Parker murder as Jer ome Walsh Kansas City attorney prepared to study new confessions. Mrs Toms identified Hickman and Hunt as the store robbers, with Hunt eventually admitting the holdups though denying kidnap and murder.
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Ations Hunt
Hickman
Parker Murche
Jerome Walsh
Kansas City
Frederick Galgner
Walsh
Carrey Hardy
the Fox
Toms
Hunt
Wellington Pair Depart for Hollywood Cal Trip by Auto
Vern Dunkle and Louis Veers left Wellington early Monday for Hollywood California to drive in four days. Dunkle plans a California visit until spring while Veers will stay for an undetermined period due to work. Frank Obrig of Wellington Flour Mills promoted to general sales manager beginning the new year.
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Hollywood
Cal
Wellington
Vern Dunkle
Louis Veers
Mr. Dunkle
California
Mr. Veers
Frank Obrig
Masonic Dance and Local Hall Activities in Ute
About fifty couples attended the Masonic Christmas dance at the Ute Masonic hall with Carol's ladies' orchestra from Lorain providing music. A large lit Christmas tree decorated the hall for the evening event. Nearby, the Grange met to plan officer installations for two weeks hence. Entre Nous club members prepared the Town Hall for a New Year's Eve dancing party set for Saturday. Baptist church election of officers selected Clerk Florence Fisher treasurer B W Hale pianist Mildred Buck deacons Roak and Floyd Scoville trustee Arthur McClellan and Sunday school superintendent W L Lamoreaux.
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Masonic Hall
Carol's Ladies’ Orchestra
Lorain
Entre Nous Club
Baptist Church
Florence Fisher
B. W Hale
Mildred Buck
Roak
Floyd Scoville
Arthur McClellan
W. L. Lamoreaun
Yule tide lighting contest yields cash prizes
Cash awards went to the winners of the Chronicle Telegrams Yule tide and lighting contest. Readers sent letters praising the project and thanking the paper for brightening Elyria during Christmas. The illumination drew many onlookers and boosted holiday spirit in the city.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Jas. B. Thomas
Columbus
Masons To Have Bison Dinner On Wednesday
The Masonic club plans a rare buffalo dinner on Wednesday January 4 in the Masonic Temple. A buffalo from Missoula Montana has been purchased for what will likely be the first large bison dinner at the lodge. Dinners will be served promptly at 5 30 and 6 50. Don Sotherden arranged for bringing the buffalo. All Masons are invited.
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Masonic Club
Missoulia
Montana
Don Sotherden
Masonic Temple
Last Call For Christmas Seals
Lorain County Public Health Council chairwoman Mrs. R T J Martin urged three thousand residents to send in Christmas Seal contributions to fund tuberculosis health work. She emphasized that every penny supports local health efforts and noted past successes in cutting tuberculosis prevalence. If one thousand donors respond, the campaign will reach its goal.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Woman Dislocates Shoulder and Elbow in Fall
Mrs Julia Grabill of Valley City dislocated her left elbow after a fall at home last night. She was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment and observation.
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Julia Grabill
Valley City
Elyria Memorial Hoaptal
New Chevrolet Exhibit Sunday at Pfau Showrooms
The Pfau Chevrolet Co will display the new Chevrolet car this Sunday January first at East Bridge street showrooms. Pfau promises a revelation in low priced motor cars with more power and speed from General Motors engineers. The public expects mammoth crowds over Sunday and Monday holidays, with windows frosted until the showroom opening.
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Pfau Chevrolet Co
East Bridge Street
S. B. Pfau
Pfau
General Motors
Chevrolet Co
Plau
Chevrolet
Teachers Act On Important Questions
Columbus Ohio December 29 The state Teachers Association voted to continue its annual summer meetings at Cedar Point. The executive committee backed abandonment but the motion failed by six votes 106 to 112 The convention regarded today as the most important session. The representative assembly will act on reports and a four year program addressing education for children including schools for the blind deaf and feeble minded and teacher training. Patterson defeated Berg for president with Portsmouth candidate withdrawing.
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Columbus
State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
Educational Council
Association
Sife
Patterson
John C. Berg
Warren
B. O. McCowen
Portsmouth
Oberlin College news and campus notes end year
Oberlin reports on student and faculty visits to Eastern and Midwestern colleges to discuss new men’s residences. Dean Bosworth groups questions into building and equipment social unity cultural atmosphere and general operation. Also updates on license plates auto licenses sales faculty club reopening and faculty movements during Christmas break with local social notes.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Edward F. Bosworth
Florence Fitch
Florida
W. F. Bonn
New York City
J. N. Stome
Teleephone
J. N. Stone
Faculty Club
Carolyn Jennings
Myrtle Moore
Zanesville
Madge Worcester
College Place
Miss Moore
Miss Worcester
Columbus
Bud Manhard
T. E. Whiting
Elyria
Elyria Country Club
C. E. Peabody
Qber 1Lin
Willys Announces Cheaper Whippet With Improvements
John N. Willys, president of Willys Overland, predicts new Whippet prices and improved bodies with added equipment. Production will reach 1900 units daily, with deliveries to dealers nationwide starting January 6 and prices to be the lowest in company history.
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John N. Willys
Willys-Overland, Inc
Willys
Willys- Overland
Januce
Market Notes From Cleveland and Midwest Trade
Market report outlines weak demand lift in Columbus and ongoing price moves across citrus, dairy, poultry, and grains. Florida grapefruit outlook stays high due to drought while butter eggs cheese and cattle prices show mixed movement at Cleveland Chicago Toledo Minneapolis exchanges.
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Columbus
Florida
Cheese-Cracker Club Debuts Against Steel and Tubes
The Cheese and Cracker Club opens its basketball season tomorrow evening against the Steel and Tubes team of the local Industrial League in a warmup to Oberlin College Elyria. The club, formed from former high school and college stars, is a local draw and hopes a large crowd will attend the opener. The game starts at 7 80 with Oberlin College Elyria following. A small admission is charged.
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Steel and Tubes
Oberlin College-Elyria
Cotlege
Obertin College-Eleria
Teant Netto
Time For Vets To Apply Is Near End
Washington December 29 1927 the last of the World War bonus comp insurance benefits will expire when 1927 ends new moves loom for extending government insurance for veterans and extending filing time for disability claims Rep Jacob Stein notes many of the eligible veterans have not yet applied and urges open access for future benefits while Rep Row Johnson leads plans to reopen and widen veterans programs including hospitalization and retirement pay for disabled officers and universal draft areas
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Washington
Congress
Rep
Jacobstein
Dem
Rowal Johson
S. UK
Johnson
House Veterans Committee
Fragmentary note on wartime work and hospitalization funding
Fragmented OCR text mentions individual workers and soldiers under wartime plans. It references a hospitalization program with a funding figure around 11 million dollars and notes related to a senate vote or action. Content is incomplete and lacks clear details or context.
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House
Senate
Death of Rev. T. W. Lane Brings Midwest Methodist News
Seattle reports the death of Rev. T. W. Lane a former prominent Ohio Methodist figure once leading Alliance church efforts. He was tied to Northeast Ohio Conference oversight. Details from Methodist headquarters in The Row and presiding elder BL Salmon.
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Cleveland
Seattle
T. W. Lane
Ohio Methodist
Lane
Methodist Church of Alliance
Sheridan
Local Boys Attend Engineering Cooperative College
Harvolks McGowin and Paul Sutamertes attend Miyrla's Cooperatives Engineering College in Cleveland on a five week alternating work and study plan. Sutamertes works in electrical maintenance at the Netzual Tule Company and McGowin at the Columbia Steal Company. Both have earned rewards for their schoolwork so far.
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Harvolks McGowin
Paul Sutamertes
Miyrla
Ingerneering College
Cleveland
Paul Summertee
Netwual Tule Company
Harold McGawim
Impéria University To-Kyaos Largest in the World
An advertisement notes Impéria University at To- Kyaos claimed as the largest in the world under TQ. It lists New Year’s Eve events at Drake’s Tall Graf ton with Jolly Five band on Saturday December 31. Tickets are 25e. Extra lady welcome.
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Impéria University
To- Kyaos
Grafton
Jolly Five
Ivery
L Bhady
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Carlisle
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Empire Steel Corps
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Pellce
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Pacific Southwest Bank
Perry Parker
Marion
Marion Parker
Western Reserve
Térain Gonaty Company
Pospte
World Flight
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Theophalus Wesson
New York
George O. G. Joerion
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H.C Albaurd
Eaton
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Frank Kelly
Toledo Livestock
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Damentiy
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Minneapolis
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Business College
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Elyria Business College
E. B.C
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West Broad
Odd Fellows Bldg
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