Denature Industrial Alcohol Undergoes New Testing
Washington reports chemists study safer denaturants for industrial alcohol. Dr J M Doran and William XX explore substitutes to wood alcohol as a denaturant. Four percent wood alcohol remains standard. new formulas aim to reduce poison removal by distillation and curb health risks.
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Washington
Lee
J. M. Doran
William XX
Dioder
Chia Chewiers
Doran
Dorain
Linder
Deaths and obituaries in Elyria area notice blurbs
Harrison Bulloph died at his nephew Melvin Pier's home on Cleveland Street at 4 45 am aged 80 years 7 months 19 days He is survived by seven children and several grandchildren and relatives in Elyria Burial set for Medina Friday at 2 pm Mrs Margaret Cook dies at 57 at Elyria Memorial Hospital She is survived by husband Henry and eight children St Marys church member Funeral Monday at 9 30 from St Marys and burial in the same cemetery Mrs Joseph Bittner 20 of Grafton dies after short illness Survives husband and extended relatives Funeral at Church of the Assumption Grafton Saturday 3 creclock Burial St Marys cemetery Lorain officiated by Father Orlamski Nick Ponaron 10 dies after burns from lamp accident Survived by parents and three sisters Funeral services held today at Elyria Memorial hospital location
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Harrison Buttopr
Harrison Bulloph
Melvin Pier
Ceveland Street
Had
Medina
Clarence
Cheveland
Lulu
Lodi
Edna
Homerville
Clyde
Brunswick
Julia
Akron
Elyria
Henry Cook
Margaret Cook
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Prospect Street
William Gibeon
Eton Cook
William
Lawrence
Pontiac
Mich
Peter Smith
Alfred
Albert
Hazel
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Joseph Bittner Grafton
Jozeph Bittner
Grafton Street
Guenhis
Toledo
Father Milcarek
Lorain
Church of the Assumption
Grafton
Crelock
Burisi
Orlaminski
Nick Ponaron
Chestnut Street
Elyria Metiorrail Hospital
Mira Harry Duslop
Charles Woot
Heners Shuster
Daugster Laverse
Joe Shuster
Geo Fides
Floyd Zoe Perias
Mise Grace Cook
Cleveland
Rey
C. Pierce
Stics Tone Cole
Toder Abe
Chester Carpenter
O. Ss. Y
A. J. Carpenter
Jane Thunida
Eceus
Haight
Charlton
Addison Crowell
Ring
Perry Daw Bey
Christus
Dockey
Burton
Ernest Smith
Eidgesty
Parisonige
Witter
United Christian Milianary Seciety
Sin Plurs
Miles Farmer
Harry Duni
Marie Cornish
Vern
Bern
Bernard Cuwler Courles
Rank Loangban
Saingpean
Marilats
Lengbon
Wili Hennie
Mere
Kenneth Buck
Dorothy
Ridgeville
Sam Ler
Arthur Luck
Ralph Hennle
Beepetown
Acu
Joe Hardy
Hattie King
Eve Decker Reland
John Ward
Lionel Lewis
Glevelax Bersard
Fred
Cnauneer Reedhees
Grace Mio
O. J. Whitners
Cester
Aletha
Hayard and Oils
Oberlin
W. L. Jordan
Kenneah Dumcher Mary
Snd
Russel Jordan
All. Ware
C. J. Betts Home Lions
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Saristons
Joe
Mary Stearns
Caughter Mildred
Will Tt
Charle
Qberhill
de Pores
Pratt
Cincinnati
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Etoria
J. W. Hi Asd
T J Ginspe
AL Jaed
Marold F
Istmas
Adam Guist
Raipton
Jelera St Tarka
Wellington
John Stosha
Albert Mohrman
Leo Mohrmen
Lawrence Mohrman
Elsing
Leala Mohrman
Jedo
Airs
Delton Moorman
Merton Afohrman
Fortsburg
Fred Pitts
Owie
Fret Timms
Louise
Camden
Woor Gernenaty
Herbert Whitres
Dwirsht Wilson
Reis Mosher
Sunway
Suesis
I. Ford
Kmot Elser
Tt Jaen
Ray Carter
Fami
Donald Brown
Warren Delron
P. T. van Valkenburg
Doriz van Valkenburg
von Vaikenbure
Will Basior
Baylor
John
Verne Voxtheimer
Mils Gunsacot Chatham
E. Baylor
Earl Jamerson
Wellinton
Dingers
Ralph Taylor
Sess
Jas.Nott
Carl Starr
W.G. Grezz
Tad the Tress
Chris Ists
Irving
P. van Valdenburg
Tur
Usband
End Athrey
Martin
Myrtie Winkler
I. M. Starr
Winenerger
Mir
Clara Smith
Atlanta
Cart Ketchum
Aart Daushiers
New Bendon
Wilbur Nawcambb
Chippewa
Harry Newcomb
Ftamilr
Cavanoga
Ana
John Coleman
Cclleveland
Geo. Hastings
Gran Éidrén
P. H. S. Basket Hall
Tams
Pepfield
Don Goss
J. TF
Brighiorn
OC. Winemiller
Wellingte
Howard Andrews
Taurston
Olmsted
Fis
Frank Johnson
Blake
Blake Broward
Bart
Ta Andrews
Bert Saviun
Ra- 312
Christmas News From Cleveland and Lakewood
Cleveland shoppers attended a production at the Cleveland theater. Hie entertained grandchildren at dinner on Christmas day. Families from Cleveland and Brunswick visited and shared meals. A monetary gift was presented to H. A. Eicher by his congregation. Fragments note local gatherings and out of town guests for holiday week events.
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Myron Ross
If. Reinhardt
Lottie Ross
Jus Lakewood
Theo Chapman
Brunswick
Ans
Ford
Protests Rally in Bluefields Over U.S. Marines
Liberals led by Dr Bautista Sacass oppose government troops of President Dina and object to American marines at Bluefields and Puerto Cabezas on Nicaragua's east coast. U S Rear Admiral Julian L Latimer commands marines and naval forces as tensions rise around U S investments in Bluefields and Puerta Cabezas.
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Bautista Sacass
Dina
Bluefelds
Puerto Cabesas
Central American Republic
Phate Fg
U.S
Julian L. Latimer
Bluefields
Heaven
Puerta Cabezas
Saco
Elyrians File NRARUPICX Pelton K O Dec Decisions Tiled
A red filed listing shows assets and liabilities for Elyria residents including Herbdert Isegmoative and Sharon Stoemaker with assets $683 and liabilities $1,259.23. Ches M Kemble from Youngstown appears with assets $200 and liabilities $1,259.23.
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Elyrians
Pelton - K. O
Herbdert
Sharon
Stoemaker
Elyria
Hiabiliics
Hazelrigg
College Inn
S Jance
Ches. M. Kemble
Youngstown
Oo Assis
Quiet Week for Elyria Fire Department Echoes 1809 Lull
Elyria fire department reported a quiet week with no new calls since December 12. Firemen said the absence of activity recalls a long lull around 1809 when no calls were received for 120 days.
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Elyria
Alms for Partition of Realty in LaGrange Village
A petition to partition the estate of Ellen Wilcox, deceased, was filed in common pleas court Sunday by Edward F. Wilcox against Arthur Wilcox and others. The plaintiff, son of an heir, seeks partition of property in LaGrange Village.
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Aalms
Ted
Blagrange
Ellen Wilcoxr
Edward F. Wilcox
Arthur Wilcox
Dresused
LaGrange Village
Judgment for Amout Alleged Due on Account
In common pleas court a day against Albert Schmidt Thelain Vilaileges Unis, judgment for amount due since May 10, 192% on an account.
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Amouat
Alfl Tomausek
Cominoy Pleas Court
Albert Schmidt
YMCA Sees Record Holiday Attendance at New York Center
During the Christmas season the Y M A reports more boys using its facilities than ever, with special classes in art and swimming. The association hosts college guests for holiday programs, continuing its annual tradition of offering privileges to visiting youths.
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Origal
VW. M. C A
College
Judgment Appeal Moves From Court of Justice to Common Pleas
A. C. Staine won $189.04 against Bar ney Davis in Justice Court St. George. Staine appealed to the common pleas court and filed his petition today. The suit grows from services rendered on which he claimed damages. The prior judgment was issued by Justice George on December 17, 1926.
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A.C. Staine
Barney Davis
Co of Justice
St. George
Common Pleas Court
Thia Sualord
Justice George
Defendane
Local Justice Says He Has Married 472 Couples
Justice S J George states during his term he has married 472 couples in Elyria. He notes he does not claim a championship status but remains a formal public official with a coveted position.
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Local Justice
S.J. George
Elyria
Bet
Winter Camp Near Vermilion Ends. Return Tomorrow
Twelve boys from Elyria and Amverstire spent part of the Christmas holidays at an old winter camp near Vermilion. The group, under secretary Siesinen and boys' work staff, will return to Tamprey after which the camp closes until summer session.
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Elyria
Amverstire
New Vermilion
Bors
Tae Secretar Siesinen
State Highways Improve Traffic Near Lorain and Pittsburgh
Henry Miller secretary of the Lorain County Automobile Association said the road report shows the Pittsbore region was less snowbound than Elyria and surrounding areas. He noted state highways are open to traffic and urged caution in winter conditions.
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Elsria
Chicago
Youngstown Toisburg
Henry Miller
Lorain Courts Automobile
Pittsbore
Elyria
Miler
Petition and Answer on Note Filed in Sanitary Suit
Liberty Sanitary Supply Co of Cleveland sues Alex and Hattie Sulowski of Lorain over a cog novit note for 1549.48 dated April 16 1926 and not paid. The filing reports the petition and answer on the matter today in Lorain County.
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Liberty Sanitary Supply Co
Cleveland
Alex and
Hattie Sulowski
Lorain
Petition for partition of real estate in common pleas court
John Worcester files in common pleas court to partition real estate against Grace Williams and others. The petition seeks to set up heirs of Frances M Worcester to determine the plaintiff's dower right and rights of the heirs.
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Common Pleas Court
John Woarchester
Grace Williams
Aiff
Frances M. Worchester
Suit for 198 80 on account filed in court
The O'Donnell, Papat and Wallpaper Company sue Mike and William Teer for 198 pounds 80 shillings alleged due on account. The petition seeks to collect the sum and settle an unpaid bill as part of a standing debt.
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O'Donnell Pafat and
Mike
William Teer
Court House Will Be Closed Saturday
Lorain county officials announced the court house will close all day in observance of New Year's Day.
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Court House Wiere
Lorain
Parking Violators Named In Police Record
Eight individuals appear on the police record for illegal parking this morning. The list includes Mearl Shroyer Frank Hosibran ki Dr. George Sutton Gilliman Stewart Walter Crate A. Levan dorki Ernest BK. Phillips and Robert Holtzhauer. The notice ends with a reflection on reading and thinking.
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Mearl Shroyer
Frank Hosibranki
George Sutton
Gilliman Stewart
Walter Crate
A. Levandorki
Ernest BK. Phillips
Robert Holtzhauer
Christmas Eve Party at River Church Draws Bay Village Folks
A village church Christmas event featured Santa Claus distributing candy and gifts to children and youth. Attendees included Mrs. Chester Be, Mrs. Myra Osborne, and many local families. plans to travel to Florida and other posts were noted as friends and relatives gathered.
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Riven
Mo EL
Whit
Santa Claus
Cenational Church
Chester
Myra Osbornn
Florida
Calvin O. Lister Emily
Frank Sadler
Clifton Aldrith
J. W. Thompson
A. Yrobeci
M. Osborn
North Olmsted
Jay Seitz
Christtmas
Martin Atbers
Flesd Graham
D. Kambhaush
Crouse
Seitz
Agl To Drake
Bradiy Road
Harry
Deughter
Mainie
Cerrar Park
Calif
J. B. Humbagh
Winter Park
Fla
Clifton Aldrich
Velma
Osbern Road
Iertrune Starker
la Grange Lett
Batavia
Harald Welford
William Sadler
Purdue Collest
David Scott
Ann Arbor
Bernard Sade
Chin State
Elmer Meilander
Bassett Road
Eaton Community Notes and Social Greetings
Eaton column records visits and celebrations. Neighbors like Mr. and Mrs. J E Dunian, Mr and Mrs Hatten, Mrs Elavna, Cari Yost, Mr and Mrs Burton Ross host anniversaries and holiday gatherings. Other locals include Rev S C Pierce and families visiting from Chestnut Rides and Amherst, with attendees from Cleveland and Akron.
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Allen Pullivant
Pittafield
Norman Farmer
Armbherst
Christmas in the township features carolers and gatherings
Residents celebrated with church services and a village Christmas program. The school auditorium filled for the program ending with Santa and oranges. Teachers changes, a water party planned, and various families shared meals and visits as illness and travel affected plans. A death in the community was noted, and neighbors prepared for remembrances of Bunker Hill in England.
Pittsfield Sights Christmas Events and Fire Incident
In Pittsfield MES Lero y Lounsborough reports a crowded church program with mas exercises and a Santa visit by the Mens Club. A Cadillac burst into flames on Thursday near Andrew Lincoln’s home but was extinguished with no injuries and the Akron occupants thanked Mr Lincoln. Jank Pease visited family in Oberlin, and Genena Whitney Stanley Pitts and others shared Christmas with relatives in Oberlin and Milan.
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Mens Club
Community Church
Sund Micia
Tigieta
Santa Claus
Cadillac
Andrew Lincoln
Pease
Oberlin
Genena Whitney
Stanley Pitts
Elyria
Mlosd Moore
Grant Pitts
Whitney
Nel Jones
Milan
Cleveland market roundup quotes and farm prices
Cleveland market notes list butter eggs cheese and poultry prices, apples and potatoes values, hogs cattle and sheep receipts and quotes, plus Chicago and Toledo quotations for grains and farm products. Includes Liberty bonds data and date marks from Cleveland and New York markets.
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Cleveland
York State
New
Elyria Board of Trade Plans Public Program and Zoning Steps
The Elyria Board of Trade discusses a two to five year public program, water rate concerns, and a city planning mission. They note a $415,000 water bill and propose a temporary zoning ordinance, plus efforts to curb advertising and regulate securities. A future better business institute for merchants is planned for January 17.
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Perton
Elsha
Board of Trade
Elyria
Ma Hin
Board Trade
Middle Avent
Securites
Biyria
Penfield Christmas Notes From Myrtle Gregg
Penfield notes list Christmas visitations and gatherings. Families including Hacker, Goss, Welsh, Damm, Boise, Welch, and Wolfe visited relatives in Penfield and nearby towns such as Norwalk and Wellington. Several relatives traveled from Cleveland, Chatham, and Detroit for the holiday and many residents hosted meals and parties.
Sheriff weighs charges as investigation continues
George this afternoon the sheriff is undecided on charges to prefer. Officials say the men are strangers and the investigation continues at the sheriff's office. Smith, % 1ga lin and Blanche Bennett have not been arrested yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Smith
City issues building permits for two local projects
The city issued permits for a frame garage at West River and Lodi streets for Jack Ambrose costing 40 cents and a tile stone dwelling at Eric Street for Sara Novello costing 2,606 dollars.
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Jack Ambrose
West River
Lodi
Sara Novello
Ge Tilestineco
Eric Street
Special Friday Coal Lump Lump Price
West Side Lumber and Coal Co offers coal at 8.20 dollars cash on delivery with delivery service. Call 2736 for inquiry and purchase details.
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West Side Lumber & Coal Co
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