Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin notices list social and club meetings from late December into January. The Merry Wives hosted by Mrs. Gruder at Mrs. Spaulding’s home. Literary and Social Club, T M T M, and First Church Women set January 2 events with speakers and officer elections. W R C shifts, Women’s Relief Corps installs January 8 with State President Mrs Warner presiding. City nurse Mrs Harriet Hunter visiting.
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Locke Cooley
South Cedar Avenue
T. M. T. M. Club
Robert Alsop
Amherst
Women’s Association of the First Church
James Brand
James A. Richards
W.R C
Women’s Relief Corps
Rose Warner
May Seek Cheaper Office For Board Of Elections
County Commissioners John E. Davidson and Oscar G. Dunn proposed moving the county board of elections from the Elvira Savings and Trust building to cheaper quarters as part of 1956 economy efforts. Davidson planned to check a reported $60 a month suite in a downtown building that could cut costs, with Dunn endorsing the move. Rental contracts for offices outside the courthouse begin annually on January 1.
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County Board of Elections
Elvira Savings and Trust
John E. Davidson
Oscar G. Dunn
Davidson
Dunn
Robert Robinson Fined for Vandalism in City Court
Robert Robinson age 24 of Shear Street was fined ten dollars and costs after being arraigned before Mayor W H Vanoster for malicious destruction of property. He smashed an automobile headlight with a club, police reported.
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Robert Robinson
Shear Street
W. H. Vanoster
Death of Miss Carrie Hamman in Troy Nevada ruled heart attack
Coroner Marshall said the 30 death of retired schoolteacher Miss Carrie Hamman was believed caused by a heart attack and a fall into a bath tub. She was found with a fractured skull at her home yesterday in Troy Nevada.
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Troy
Carrie Hamman
Ceri} Marshall
Ham Man
Elyria Visitors and Local Holiday News Notes
Miss Evelyn Novak of Elyria visits her aunt and uncle on North Prospect street. Harold Hovey attends the Cleveland Miami dance at the Statler hotel. A New Year’s dance with Art Squire’s orchestra is planned for Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. Miss Marilyn Hipp is ill with mumps. The Martel Club meets today with Miss Lois Cummings on Fast College street. Ralph Custer of Cleveland visits his cousin Paul Hovey in town. Dorothy Hall of Antioch College in Yellow Springs visits her parents here. Nearby officials attend athletic directors’ meeting in New York City. Miss Alice Bickerstaff of Selins Grove visits Floyd S. Gove. Rolland Van Ausdale visits with his parents. Professor F Easton Carr called to Rochelle Center New York due to a death in the family.
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Evelyn Novak
Elyria
J. C. Schafer
North Prospect Street
Harold Hovey
North Pleasant Street
Statler Hotel
Cleveland
Odd Fellows Hall
Art Squire
Marilyn Hipp
Martel Club
Lois Cummings
Fast College Street
Ralph Custer
Paul Hovey
Dorothy Hall
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Healidays
W. R. Morrison
J. H. Nichols
K. Butler
R. E. Jamerson
R. H. Hoecker
New York City
Alice Bickerstaff
Selins Grove
Floyd S. Gove
Rolland van Ausdale
Monclova High School
Harry van Ausdale
F. Easton Carr
Rochelle Center
N. Y
Lestie Carr
Bricker Rules On Lorain Situation
Ohio Attorney General Bricker ruled Lorain cannot appoint a Bertillon Bureau superintendent in a non charter city police force. The decision says state law limits police structure to a chief and assigned ranks. no provision for a Bertillon Bureau chief exists. The police chief may assign officers to gather information for the Bertillon Bureau within the state department of public welfare.
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Columbus
Bertillon
John W. Bricker
Lorain
Brieker
Bricker
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
State Department of Public Welfare
Physics Teacher Ends His Life in Ohio
Norwalk Ohio December 39 Alex Newman forty nine physics teacher at West Technical High School Cleveland hanged himself at his family home in Willard Ohio Coroner J D Bradish said Newman had taught in the Cleveland school Despondency over work was given as the cause He was a graduate of Westerville and had taught in Willard and Worthington West Virginia schools
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Norwalk
Alex Newman
West Technical High School
Cleveland
Wichard
J. D. Braddish
Huron
Newman
Westerville
W. Va
O. Dee
Todas Saucht
Michael Kozak
John Arkansal
Kozak
Ins
Urbanski
Street Car And Bus Collide Injuring Seven
Seven persons were injured when an east bound street car from Minstes collided with Cleveland Railway Co bus near Cedar Avenue. The crash disrupted service for about an hour as passengers were shaken up. Three were hospitalized, with four treated at the scene. Injured taken to hospital included Jacob Novak, Steve Nehanek, Oscar, and Arnes Up Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clunveland
Dee
Minstes Rong
Cleveland Railway Co
Cleveland
Cedar
Morres at Nos shows condition after auto crash in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon Ohio reports Morres remained in hospital after a street collision. Dee tA saos Brown cited in the incident, with Nremoun city officials noting the auty bie context. Police confirm driver condition updated as investigations continue.
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MT Vernon
Dee
tAsaos Brown
Illicit Alcohol Plant Auction Sells for $7,500
In Zanesville Ohio an illicit alcohol plant that reportedly cost around $250000 was auctioned, drawing about 100 bidders. The raid last January uncovered eight mash vats with 200000 gallon capacity, fermentation tanks for 5000 gallons daily, bottling machinery, and a connected residence with an underground tunnel.
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Zanesville
United States
Kenneth R. Kerr
Ohio News In Brief: Senate reconvenes delays and obits
In Columbus the rescheduled Ohio Senate session faces a delay with a reconvening shift from January 2 to January 7, while the House plans January 6. Funeral services are set for Hans S. Gongwer, former legislative correspondent and news service owner, in Cleveland. Other notices report a fatal shotgun accident involving Dorothy Patlow, a sidewalk snow removal drive in Lima, endorsement for Chester Pendleton in Hancock County, police probing two murders in Cleveland, and the death of Dr Edwin Ludstow in Urbana after 42 years of practice.
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Columbus
Hans S. Gongwer
Pivate
Cleveland
Gongwer
Mansfield
Ohio
Promoted heads of gas district move within Ohio firm
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company announces I A Ludwig is promoted to manage Toledo district, supervising about 80 000 customers in Toledo and 10 surrounding communities. C F Bronson becomes Elyria district manager, overseeing 43 cities serving over 35 000 customers. Bronson, a longtime employee, will move with his family to 231 Princeton Ave Elyria.
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I. A. Ludw Os
Elsria
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Toledo
C. F. Bronson
Marion
Ludwig
Elyria
Bronson
Vir. Bronson
Princeton Ave
Gas
Death Record Richard H Bring sn of West Avenue
Richard H Bring sn of West Avenue died Sunday morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a weeklong illness from pneumonia He was born in Germany July 27 lived in the city for over 35 years and was retired Surviving are a son Robert Britz of Lorain a sister Wirs Hulda Betl of this city four brothers William and Ewalt Bring of Lorain Otto and Arthur Bring in Germany He also leaves four grandchildren Friends may call at the Indio Funeral Home where services will be held Thursday at 2 pm with Dr E F Bond officiating Burial will be in Ridge Hill Memorial Park
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Richard H. Bring
West Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bens
Robert Britz
Loarain
Wirs Hulda Betl Ff
Othis Ciay
William
Ewalt
Tloarain
Otto
Arthur
Iving
Germany
Mar Cail
Indio
Ef.t Bond
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Bus Crash Leaves Top Demolished After Skid
Wellington and vicinity reports Sheriff Clarence W Dick said a bus skidded on a curve at high speed. The top was demolished after it struck a fence and telegraph pole. A 17 year old girl ran in front of a taxi and was uninjured. A 29 year old man faced facial injuries from a wheel collision. A second crash involved a truck hitting an automobile on North Ridge road. a traffic signal was broken when a car struck it, the vehicle height exceeding state limits.
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Wellington
Wincinity
Clarence W Dick
Poe
Paulie Troanas
Woodland Avenue
Jack Boydette
Bread and Court Street
Elyria Mamoaryi Hospital
Kunse
Lorain
Joseph Brome
Boackese Avenue
Royria
Spyvire Valley
Colitis Club
Tron
Noth Ridge Road
I. 4
Painesgill
North Ridge Road
Woowas
Henry Moehl
Wid- Me Avenue
Second Street
Reinhardt Carl E. Dies After Illness At 65
Carl E Reinhardt 65 of 1746 West Bridge street died yesterday afternoon at the home of his brother Herman Reinhardt after a weeklong illness from a heart attack He was born in Elsria on December 27 1870 and lived in Elyria all his life A steel worker he was active in the Odd Fellows Lodge member of OP scampment and uniformed bank Members of the Odd Fellows will have a party in the funeral service Mr Reinhardt unmarried is survived by two brothers Fierman C Elyria and Rev Henry Reinhardt Harris Date Pennsylvallan Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Welsh Funeral Home with Rev Ernst Ivinn pastor of St Pauls Evan relaal church officiating Burial will be in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Carl E . Reinhardt
West Bridge Street
Poa
Herman Reinhardt
Mr. Reinhardt
Elsria
Elyria
Odd Fellows
Lodse
Reinhardt
Fierman C
Henry Reinhardt
Harris- Date
Pennssylvallan
Pem
Welsh Funeral Home
Ernst Ivinn
St. Paul's Evanrelaal Church
Bureial
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Charles T Phillips Wakeman Ohio Death Notice
Charles T Phillips Wakeman Ohio died at his daughter Mrs J L McDonald home in Norwalk early Sunday morning after living with his son Fired E Phillips of Clarkfield since 1921 He leaves two children a brother Ote Wichita Kansas two sisters John A Lee Clarkfield and Joseph Winear Geneva Ohio grandchildren and four stepchildren Funeral services will be at his son's Batter road home Thursday Rev Newton Woore of Brighton Congregational Church officiating Body at W I Pease Funeral Home until Wednesday noon
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Batter Road
Plom
Newton Woore
Brighton Congregational Church
W. I. Pease
Patriarch Photius of Orthodox Church Dies in Istanbul
Turkish report confirms the death of Photius the Patriarch of the Orthodox Eastern Church in Istanbul. The historic leader served as head of the church until his passing on December 3.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Photius
Orthodox Eastern Church
Use of Poison Gas By Italians
Ethiopia accuses Italy of using poison gas and burning churches as Ras Imiru's forces push toward Makale. Emperor Haile Selassie protests to the League of Nations, citing Decembers 23 gas use in the Tembien region and attacks on civilians.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Hare Selassie
Teagre of Nations
Ethiopia
Tearne Secretariat
Scire
Tembuen
Makale
Tembhien
Traly
Ras Imaru
Tembien
Court bound over in non support case before Justice Pe tro
John Jackson of 252 Second street was bound to the grand jury under 20 bond when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro on a non support charge by his wife Esther. Arrest followed Saturday afternoon by Chief Deputy Nau and Deputy Chapman as part of court action. Mrs Frank Kish of Lorain saw divorce proceedings dismissed today per court records. Fashion notes recount Paris giraffe sightings influencing early 19th century hairstyles and accessories in brief fashion history.
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John Jackson
Second Street
Joseph Petro
Esther
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Frank Kish
Lorain
Japan's Girls Festival Display and Feasts for Dolls
The festival centers on a display of hina dolls in the best room with a sacred alcove and miniature foods for children, reflecting religious teaching on women's duties, home service, and national support through ceremonial observances.
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Japan
Laval To Follow Traditional French Policy
Premier Laval after parliament victory plans foreign policy aligned with core French aims. He will not initiate conciliation moves in the Italo Ethiopian crisis and would back any oil embargo if forced, while adhering to league covenant and collective security. European security hinges on French British collaboration and strong defense. Passive stance on Ethiopian crisis awaits a leading move by Mussolini or Haile Selassie toward the league.
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United Press
Paris
Pierre Laval
Bis
Italy
Layal
Benito Mussolini
Emperor Haile Selassie
League
Lindbergh Ship Near Destination in Irish Sea Strike
The steamship American Importer carrying Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh and their baby son faced a storm as it neared Liverpool. It expected to dock between 4 and 5 tomorrow morning and would inform United States Line offices of their onward plans. Crowd size and harbor arrival time remained uncertain as the voyage continued.
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United Press
Liverpool
Eng
Tse
Col
Charles al Lindbergh
Babes
England
Irish
United States
Liverpont
St George’s Channel
Irish Sea
Queernstown
United States Line
Col. Lindberch
Syrian Has Relic 1900 Years Old In Monessen Heir
In Monessen a talisman claimed from the era of Christ is worn by H J Corry as the elder son inherits a revered artifact. The piece, described as a Hebrew carved image of the Virgin holding Jesus, was said to be passed down from Mehia of Ramala Palestine and once kept in Syria. Corry notes long-lived ancestry in the family and the relic’s protective legend.
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Monessen
Monessen Mo
Mehia
Ramala
Palestine
Jesus
Mehra
Mars
Heroeousin John
H. J. Corry
Corry
Syria
Poultry and Produce Markets Show Stable Prices
Markets report steady poultry trading with heavy hens up modestly and leghorn and white rock springers priced higher. Ducks and geese show small gains while turkeys vary by age. potatoes sell in varied 100 pound bags with Ohio and Maine bids noted.
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Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Leehorn Springs
Ohio
Corry breaks family talisman tradition in waxed paper pouch
The eldest son of each generation wore a cloth talisman around the neck, but Corry abandoned the custom. He now carries the talisman in a waxed paper pouch in his pocket, marking a break with his father’s faith.
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Corry
Rangers Clean Up East Texas Town Without Gunfire
San Augustine, Texas, sees Texas Rangers restore order with no shots fired led by Captain J. W. McCormick a former St. Louis Cardinals catcher and Wichita Falls police chief His swift actions quelled a gang spanning murder vandalism and moonshining with arrests and a pledge to minimize violence while reclaiming control amid a 1925 crime wave outbreak.
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East Texas
San Augustine
Tex
St. Louis
Texas Rangers
Hall
Ranger
J. W. McCormick
Texas Public Safety Department
Butler Baptist College
Arkansas
St. Louis Cardinals
Texas
Wichita Falls
McCormick
Allred
Alfred
Gange
Befre McCormik
Atso
Market cattle and calves steady amid variable quotes
Cattle prices show slow steady demand with prime steers 1250 lbs up at 1060 per cwt, choice 750 lb ranges around 100 per cwt. Calves mixed with prime to good 1500, medium 11 to 12 per lb, hogs and sheep also listed with varied bids across weights.
Commodity price quotations from Sheets Elevator and Bak child Milling Co
Quotations for corn wheat and oats per bushel and feeds by the ton or barrel. Listings include No 2 red wheat 199 per bushel and No 1 red 1104 Gillie, No 3 white oats 324 12Ne, flour jobbing and winter wheat prices, hay and straw grades with corresponding prices, bran middlings and cottonseed meal figures, and gluten price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Bakchild Milling Co
Fonser
Elevators and transit bill tease unclear commodity prices
OCR text shows mixed commodity quotes for corn oats rye and red yellow grades with price fragments and questionable line breaks. It mentions elevators transit bill and various price figures like 1057108 and 933209, but readability is low and exact facts are obscured.
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Crain
Toledo Produce Price List Items and Quantities
A transcription of a grocery price sheet listing UMR-lixtra l bids, carrots, celery, gumbo stalks, lettuce baskets, parsley, radishes, tomatoes, and turnips with weights such as baskets, dozen bunches, pecks, and pounds, including unit prices and bulk quantities. Names of product lines and vendors appear with varied spellings and OCR errors.
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Oberlin
Esther Alflen
East Lorain
Merry Wives
Charles Magruder
E. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant
Harriet Hunter
Hazel Hipp
Board of Elections
PENN
Canfield Service
Pick Bros. Broad
Chestnut Phone
Star Shoe Shop
Elyria Business College
Broad Street
O’donnell
Ohio News
Paul Po Yoer
Dayton
Ohio Senate
Ro Wax
Zide Matchette
Greenville
Senate
House
Cardington
Dorothy Paitlow
Robert
Lima
Chillicothe. O
Urbana
L.A. Ludwig
Cc. F. Bronson
CART
Charles T. Phillips
Blue Bird
Court Street
Western Reserve
Lorain County Company
Turner Block
Laval
Lindbergh
Maine
Idaho
Florda
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Graen
Homegrowers' Market
Newell
JOE Monia & CO
Miss Marie Horton
Hotel Newell
Vic Silver
East Ave
2477
Kennedy Koal
Klean Koal
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