Twelve Ohio lives claimed by traffic and other accidents
A weekend sweep of traffic and other accidents across Ohio left twelve dead. Notable victims include Frank Ridenour 32 who died from burns after a home stove exploded while rescuing his children Rita 3 and John Jr 10 months. Coaches Daniel Savage 41 and Esther Marie Teinehan 3 also died in unrelated incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United Press
Cuyahoga Falls
Frank Ridenour
Rita
John, Jr
Ridenour
Daniel Savage
Xavier High School
Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Harry Clark
Lorain
Walter White
Linkig Springs
John Bachman
Wapakoneta
William Ward
Sebring
Strong Manufacturing Company
Edward Land
Middletown
Lonnie Howard
Artie Elizabeth Howard
Newport
Ten Die From Eating Salad In North Dakota Party
Grafton North Dakota February 2 ten persons died from poisonous food at a party at Edward Heins farmhouse. Genevieve Hein sixteen and Joseph Leach twenty six were in critical condition as doctors fought to save them. Salad made from canned peas was blamed for the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
N. D
Edward Hein
Genevieve Hein
Joseph Leach
G. W. Galspel
Hold Rites For Taft Widow
Funeral rites were held today for Mrs. Annie Linton Taft widow of Charles Phelps Taft at Christ Church Cincinnati. She was buried beside her husband in Spring Grove Cemetery. Mrs Taft led cultural and philanthropic efforts and supported the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The Taft mansion will become public property via the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Annie Linton Taft
Charles Phelps Taft
Taft Mansion
Frank H. Nelson
Christ Church
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Taft
The
Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts
Ten Injured In $500,000 Fire at Wden Square
STOCKTON California February 2 The blaze at the exclusive Wden Square Apartments caused injuries to three civilians and seven firemen and was estimated today at five hundred thousand dollars. The fire raged over three hours as residents on upper floors escaped by wet blankets and flaming hallways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
Wden Square
Melloglo Face Powder Ad from Randall's Drug Store
Beautiful women seek Melloglo the new French face powder. It promises a pure smooth finish that lasts longer with no flaky look or grime. No drying or stinging, works with any complexion. Randall's Drug Store C. W. Pail-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall's Drug Store
C. W. Pail
Local officer directed to quiet barking dog on Park Avenue
Police Officer Myron Gibson was directed to a residence in the 900 block on Park avenue about midnight Saturday to stop the barking of a dog. Gibson found the dog on the front porch pleading for entrance. He also attempted to rouse the occupants but was unsuccessful. Complaining persons wondered at their sound sleeping neighbors and then resigned themselves to their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Gibson
Park Avenue
Gibson
Woman Hurt as Alto Driver Arrested in Collision
Mrs. John Tancak, 19, of Cleveland, sustained minor injuries in a crash at West Avenue and Broad Street around 9:45 p.m. Sunday. John Tancak’s car collided with James Thatcher’s 357 Harvard Avenue vehicle. Thatcher was arrested for reckless driving and his trial was postponed to Wednesday with $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tancak
Cleveland
West Avenue
Broad Street
James Thatcher
Harvard Avenue
Thatcher
New Court Rules Debate From Lorain County Bar Units
Samuel Deutsch, secretary of the Lorain County Bar Association, said the bar is not ready to pass on the new rules and regulations for court procedure. Both Lorain and Elyria lawyers clubs are weighing the proposed rules.
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Samuel Deutsch
Lorain
Woman Faces Liquor Possession Charge in City Raid
Mrs. Alice Smith of 14 E Broad Street is to appear before Justice S J George this evening on charges of possessing liquor. She was arrested after a raid Saturday night conducted by State Agent George Baynham and city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Smith
E. Broadstreet
S. J. George
Indictments Against K H Lewis Nolled in Cleveland Court
Two indictments against K H Lewis of Cleveland charging obtaining signatures under false pretenses were nolled in Common Pleas court today on the prosecutor's recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. H. Lewis
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Bicycle Stolen From Garage Reported in Pasadena Area
R. J. Price of 177 Pasadena Avenue reported a bicycle was stolen from his garage Saturday night, police said. The incident adds to ongoing bicycle theft concerns in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Price
Pasadena Avenue
Sheriff Searches For Suspect In Food Store Theft
Police hold R W Martin a roomer at 340 Seventeenth Street after a Saturday night search by Sheriff Clarence Adams at the premises. The raid uncovered flour butter canned goods and other foodstuffs believed stolen from the A and P store on Lodi Street several days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Martin
Seventeenth Street
Lodi Street
Clarence Adams
Candlemass Day Celebrated In Ancient Rite
In Vatican City on Candlemas Day representatives of the Knights of Malta Rome parish priests Roman basilicas chaplains religious orders and Apostolic Palace staff presented artistically decorated candles to the Pope who blessed the donors in a Consistorial hall ceremony with the diplomatic corps and prelates in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Knightly Order of
Malta
Rome
Apostolic Palaces
Vatican
Diplomatic Corps
Knights of Malta
First steamboat rotting in Delaware mud flats near Philadelphia
The first steamboat to ply the Delaware River lies abandoned in mud flats north of Philadelphia after runs to Burlington New Jersey. Built and designed by Fitch the vessel was junked and historical societies weigh raising it for exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Kensington
Burlington
N. J
Fitch
Intelligent Horses Stop at Red Lights in Geneva
Geneviarts claim their city hosts a team of horses unusually responsive to traffic signals. The animals halt at red lights and refuse to move until the light turns green, regardless of driver action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N. Y
Geneviarts
Utica Reports Sharp Drop in Accidental Deaths in 1930
Utica New York with population over 104000 recorded nine accidental deaths in 1930, down from 22 in 1929, a decline exceeding 100 percent per the Utica Chamber of Commerce safety council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Safety Council of the
Man Denies Involvement as Brother's Body Found
A witness describes the speaker’s reaction to questions about a crime. He shakes his head and says he wouldn’t admit involvement while stating that his brother’s body lies in the scene. The report notes ongoing investigations and statements from authorities.
Slow In Taking Advantage Of Vaccination Clinic
Elyrians have been slow in using the free vaccination service offered by the city health department at the Health Center in the Masonic Temple Building. Dr. E. French said the number vaccinated is smaller than expected. Vaccinations are free to any resident and given each Saturday at the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Masonic Temple
E. French
DO-X Nears Long Flight From Las Palmas
The Dornier flying boat DO-X awaits final tuning of its 12 motors in Las Palmas before a roughly 00 mile southward flight to St Vincent, Cape Verde Islands. An engine dismantling delayed departure. Captain Christiansen aims for perfect trim before continuing toward Rio de Janeiro and New York with a mixed crew and 13 aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Dornier
St. Vincent
Cape Verde Islands
Friedrich Christiansen
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Gago Countinho
Lisbon
Madeira
Christiansen
Gago Coutinho
South America
Europe
Fritz Hammer
Condor Air Syndicate
Clarence H Schildhauer
Nurses home plans eyed at county meeting
The county building commission meets at 1 30 p m today to discuss nurses home at the tuberculosis sanitorium site on North Ridge road with an estimated cost of 20000 dollars. A drain and assessment hearing on the Cowley road in Grafton township is set for 1 p m in the county commissioners office. James C White of Elyria sues for divorce from Elizabeth White of Massillon on grounds of gross neglect. they wed in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Building Commission
North Ridge Road
C. D. Murray
Cowley Road
Grafton Township
James C. White
Elyria
Hizabeth White
Massillon
Convict Seeks 20-Year Postal Touch From Beyond
John Walker, hanged at Cannon City Colorado for killing two deputy sheriffs, arranged that 240 monthly letters be sent to his aged mother in Joplin Missouri after his death. He insisted she not visit him and be told he was serving a 20-year sentence, hoping she would learn of his fate only after many letters had been mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Joplin
Cannon City
Colo
Walker
Stone Mountain transfer moves title to city of Atlanta
The Venera ble family owners transfer the title of the Stone Mountain Memorial site to the City of Atlanta, signaling an early resumption of work on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Stone Mountain Memorial
Hog chases farmer into tree in wild shot incident
In Walesboro Indiana a hunter shot at a hog but his ball went astray, driving the animal into a thorn tree. Companion Joe Valls then killed the hog while George Beatty climbed to safety after the errant shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walesboro
Ind
George Beatty
Joe Valls
Beatty
Burd Bridgette Club Meet Set For Thursday Host Home
Mrs. Esther Alfsen of Oberlin and Mrs. Frank Wharton of Lakwood will host the Brid gette club on Thursday at Mrs. H A Broadwell’s Union street residence. The Phyllis Wheatley club plans a meeting with Mrs. Anna Banks on Friday February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wharton
Lakewood
Bridgette
H. A. Broadwell
Union Street
Phyllis Wheatley
Anna Banks
Red Cross Quota Paid Though Not Yet Collected
Oberlin Ohio February 2 The Oberlin chapter has paid five hundred dollars toward the Red Cross drought relief drive and sent the funds to Washington though only a small portion of the pledge has been collected. The money was borrowed from the local treasury to be repaid as pledges are fulfilled with officials urging prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Oberlin
American Red Cross
Washington
Oberlin Red Cross
Attendees at Epworth League Conference in New London
Participants from here at the Methodist Epworth League Conference in New London included Elizabeth Porter Carolyn Shreffler Lucille Davidson Wanda Powers Ruth Dawley Evangeline Hecker Dorothy Stone Evelyn Hallauer Harold Parsons Harold Hovey Robert Martin fat Olmer Donald Jackson and Paul Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
New London
Elizabeth Porter
Carolyn Shreffler
Lucille Davidson
Wanda Powers
Ruth Dawley
Evangeline Hecker
Dorothy Stone
Evelyn Hallauer
Harold Parsons
Harold, Hovey
Robert Martin
Fat Olmer
Donald Jackson
Paul Adams
Bontrager Attends Ohio Horticultural Society Meetings
W E Bontrager attends the annual Ohio State Horticultural Society meetings held this week in Columbus at the State University. He also makes a brief visit with friends in Gambier and Mount Vernon on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bontrager
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Columbus
State University
Mr. Bontreger
Gambler
Mt. Vernon
Aged Oberlin Resident Dies at 77 at Allen Hospital
Marshall Waring, a 77 year old Oberlin carpenter, died Saturday evening at Allen Hospital after a three year decline. Born in Chesterfield County, South Carolina, he lived in Oberlin, Kansas, then returned to Oberlin. He leaves two sisters and two brothers, with funeral Tuesday at Sedgeman Funeral Parlors at 10 AM, with burial at Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Waring
Allen Hospital
North Pleasant Street
Mr. Waring
Chesterfield County
South Carolina
Oberlin
Kansas
Robert Murphy
George Chandler
Thomas
Henry
New York City
Sedgeman Funeral
van der Pyl
McFadden
Westwood
Monroes Mrs Xirwan Visits Cliffe Family Ties
Mrs John Xirwan of Monroe Michigan spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs A M Cliffe on East College street Rolland Van Ausdale and friend Ernest Block of Monclova Ohio and Miss Eleanor Van Ausdale of Cleveland spent the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Van Ausdale on Groveland street Mr and Mrs L H Kimmel of North Professor street spent yesterday visiting friends in Wadsworth Ohio Mr and Mrs C R Summers and Mr and Mrs Emterson Crowell visited relatives in Norwalk yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Xirwan
Monroe
Michigan
A. M. Cliffe
East College Street
Rolland van Ausdale
Ernest. Block
Monclova
Eleanor van Ausdale
Cleveland
Harry van Ausdale
Groveland Street
L. H. Kimmel
North Professor Street
Wadsworth, Ohio
C. R. Summers
Emterson Crowell
Norwalk
Grills Family Visits Brillharts in Sullivan on Sunday
Mr and Mrs E D Grills and their son Richard spent Sunday with Mrs Grills parents Mr and Mrs Brillhart in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Grills
Richard
Amherst Visit by Jacksons and Ingrahams
Mr and Mrs George Jackson and daughter Wendolyn and Mrs Amy Ingraham were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Moore in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Amy Ingraham
Floyd Moore
Amherst
Oberlin visit by Junge and Bromelmeier with Cleveland mother
Constance Junge and Florence Bromelmeier from the class of 25 at Oberlin College, along with the latter's mother from Cleveland, paid a call on Oberlin friends yesterday in a cordial social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Junge
Florence Bromelmeier
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Oberlin
Card Club Entertained by Huron County Group
The Huron County Card club met Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs J C Ford on East Loraine Street. Pedro was the main game with Mrs Bedford winning high score and Mrs Hull as consolation. Refreshments followed. Mrs Bedford will host the next meeting at her North Main Street home with Miss Minor assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Card” Club
J. C. Ford
East Lorain Street
Pedro
Bedford
Cleveland Visitor and Wellington Guests Share Week
Mrs W F Gravit of North Main Street visits Cleveland today. Mrs Bert Hawk and Mrs Cassie Rowland of Wellington visit their cousin Mrs Frank Foster yesterday. Mrs Florence Sherman spent the week end in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gravit
North Main Street
Cleveland
Bert Hawk
Cassie Rowland
Wellington
Frank Foster
Florence Sherman
Toledo
Subtle brown shoes for gray suits predicted
Atlantic City reports that at the 17th annual convention of the Middle Atlantic Shoe Retailers' Association masculine spring fashion favors subtle brown footwear with gray suits reversing prior edicts.
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Atlantic City
N. J
The
Middle Atlantic Shoe Retailers’ Association
Tennessee Bill Forces Carriers to Build Highways
Nashville Tenn A bill by Rep Murray of Carroll County would require motor carriers in commercial traffic to construct their own highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
R. M. “Urray
Carroll County
Club and Society Activities of This Week
A roundup of meetings planned for February 3 to February 6, with host addresses across Oberlin. Groups include the I. T. T. M. club Miss Gladys Hart 245 North Professor St. Oberlin History Dept hostess Mrs. Alice Jeffers North Pleasant St. Oberlin Business Women’s Club special meeting February 3. Nineteenth Century Club Mrs. Erne st Yocom 190 Woodland Ave. Bethel class First Baptist with Mrs. S. H. Hayden 310 East College St. Sorosis Mrs. Dudley Grey Gables. T. M. T. M. club Mrs. Hazel Alsop Amherst. Merry Wives Mrs. Charles Shreffler February 4. Junior Star Bridge Mrs. Locke Cooley Hollywood Ave. Missionary Society First Baptist home of Mrs. Griswold East Lorain St February 4. Mrs. W. S. Carson Morgan St hostess Wednesday Night Bridge February 4. Mrs. L. H. Kimmel North Professor St LaPetit Club. Ladies Aid Society First M. E. Church lower social room February 5 with guest. Woodland Avenue Sewing Bee Mrs. E. C. Brown Woodland Ave February 6. Finitimi Mrs. P. G. Worcester 170 Morgan St February 5. Literary and Social Club Mrs. W. S. Carson Thursday afternoon. West Russia Club Mrs. C. C. Lawson February 5. West Lorain and North Cedar Neighborhood Club Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Crocker.
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Gladys Hart
North Professor St
Alice Jeffers
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin Women’s Club
Oberlin Business Women’s Club
Nineteenth Century Club
Ernest Yocom
Woodland Avenue
Bethel
First Baptist Church
S. H. Hayden
East College Street
Sorosis
Dudley
Grey Gables
T. M. T. M. Club
Hazel Alsop
Amherst
Merry Wives
Charles Shreffler
Locke Cooley
Hollywood Avenue
Star Bridge Club
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Griswold
East Lorain Street
W. S. Carson
Morgan Street
L. H. Kimmel
North Professor Street
LaPetite Club
Ladies Aid Society
First M. E. Church
Sewing Bee
E. C. Brown
Finitimi
P. G. Worcester
Literary and Social Club
West Russia Club
C. C. Lawson
West Lorain and
North Cedar
Crocker
Presbyterians Form Panel on Movie Advertising Vulgarity
Five prominent Presbyterian leaders were named to a committee to investigate charges of vulgarity in movie advertising. The selections were made by Rev. Hugh Thompson Kerr, moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hugh Thompson Kerr
Presbyterian General Assembly
Houdini-Style Escape Backfires and Recaptured
Ellis Gee, 37, nicknamed Michigan's Houdini by officers, was jailed again in Jackson State Prison after a fourth escape. Recaptured at his home in Portage near Bowling Green following the latest attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Ellis Gee
Michigan
Jackson, Mich
Portage
Here
Oregon reports lowest US infant death rate
Salem Oregon statistics released by the government show Oregon has the lowest infant death rate in the country with 48 deaths per 1 000. Washington state placed second with 49 deaths per 1 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Oregon
State of Washington
Never Missed a Sunday School in 25 Years
McKeesport resident Miss Margaret Claire has attended every Sunday school session for 25 years. Her brother William G. Drury will complete 23 years of consecutive attendance in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Margaret Claire
William G. Drury
Banker’s Body Mark Becomes Passport at Indian Branches
An English banker failed to identify himself at distant Indian branches and adopted a scheme by tattooing his name on an armlet above the elbow. Surrounded by an intricate pattern, the tattoo served as credentials. when challenged he would roll up his sleeve to reveal the design and prove his identity to the banking world in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Gas Era Belief Frames Gas as Devil’s Creature
In early gas era writings a popular belief depicted gas as one of the Devil’s own creatures and an instrument used on the Last Day to burn the earth and its inhabitants. The view framed gas as both a dangerous force and a symbol of apocalyptic judgment.
Ants as Models of Organization and Warfare
The passage highlights how ants display superior organization and division of labor. It notes that every ant has a specific duty and cooperation among individuals mirrors sophisticated social systems, suggesting remarkable collective abilities in their routines and actions.
Latest Chicago dentists unveil tough new false teeth
Chicago delegates showcased new dentures designed to resist bootleg liquor damage. The top advancement is a plate made from Wipla, a German alloy lighter and stronger than gold or platinum, promising tarnish resistance and broader use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Death Record Marian Sprague, Elyria Resident
Marian Louise Sprague 32 wife of Urban S Prague died Saturday night 11 50 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A lifelong Elyria resident she belonged to the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion. Survived by husband two sons Dale 10 Blaine her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Jarvis of Elyria two sisters Mrs Urban Born Elyria and Mrs Fred Logue Cleveland and one brother Harry Jarvis Elyria. Friends may call Sudro Funeral Home until Tuesday morning when remains will be taken to 538 Park Place for funeral services at two o clock with Rev Harold Sayles officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Louise Sprague
Urban S. Prague
Park Place
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Dale
Blaine
Harry Jarvis
Urban Born
Fred Logue
Cleveland
Sudro
Harold Sayles
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death of Mrs Clara Granger in Santa Monica
Word reaches Elyria of the death of Mrs Clara Granger wife of the late Wilford Granger mother of Lena Granger Ruby Moser Donald Dawes and Glenn She died Sunday afternoon in Santa Monica California The body will arrive in Elyria Friday evening and be taken to Taylor's Funeral Home where funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Granger
Wilford Granger
Lena Granger
Ruby Moser
Donald
Dawes
Glenn
Granger
Santa Monica
California
Elyria
Taylor
Amherst Woman Dies Suddenly During Visit in Cleveland
Mrs Mary Schuler aged 79 of Church street died Sunday afternoon in Cleveland at the home of her daughter Mrs A J Earl after returning from church and eating dinner she suffered a stroke and died within a half hour She is survived by a daughter a son six grandchildren a brother and other relatives Brief services will be held at the Earl home in Cleveland Wednesday afternoon then the body will go to the QO H Baker funeral home in Amherst for services at two Rev F E Eastman will officiate and burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mary Schuler
Church Street
A. J. Earl
Cleveland
Schuler
John Sholter
Brownhelm
Earl
QO. H. Baker Funeral Home
F. E. Eastman
Crownhill Cemetery
Brownhelm Woman Dora Minkler Buckley Dies at 66
Dora Minkler Buckley died Monday at 4 30 AM at her daughter’s home in Lorain where she had been bedridden since January first. Born in Joppa Erie County she lived in Brownhelm thirty years and belonged to Brownhelm Congregational church and the Ladies Aid Society. Survived by three daughters Mrs George Baird Lorain Mrs Charles Fresh and Mrs R H Fairchild Brownholm seven grandchildren and one brother Elmer Minkler Wellington. Funeral services to be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Dora Minkler Buckley
George Baird
Eleventh Street
Lorain
Joppa
Erie County
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Fresh
R. H. Fairchild
Brownholm
Elmer Minkler
Wellington
Death of Holly M. Pender at 80 in Elyria
Holly M. Pender, 80, died Saturday afternoon at his home after a six week illness. He is survived by his widow Mary two daughters Ethel Baston and Helen Lanaghan and two sons Earl and Holley F. He also leaves a brother Fred Pender. He was a member of the First Congregational church of North Olmsted. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at ten o'clock from the Harvard Grove cemetery chapel in Cleveland with burial in Harvard Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly M. Pender
Elyria
Mary
Ethel Baston
Cleveland
Helen Lanaghan
LaPorte
Earl and
Holley F
Fred Pender
Rochester
N. Y
First Congregational Church
North Olmsted
Sudro
Harvard Grove Cemetery
Death of Walter Scott at 74 in Litchfield
Walter Scott aged seventy four died in Litchfield. He lived at 315 Blaine Street and is survived by two daughters and two sons: Grace in Washington DC, Nettie in Litchfield, Charles in Jackson Mississippi, and Carl in Elyria. Funeral at T A Falconer home in Litchfield Wednesday at 1 PM with Kipton burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Litchfield
Scott
Blaine Street
Grace
Washington, D. C
Nettie
Charles
Jackson
Mississippi
Carl
Elyria
T. A. Falconer
Kipton
Piles Fissure Fistula Colitis and Veins Treated Swiftly
Dr. F. M. Sponseller offers prompt treatment for piles fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins without time off work. Office at 622 Elyria Savings & Trust Building Elyria Ohio phone 8214. Flours: Tuesday Thursday and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria
Ohio
Cleveland Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and More
Market report lists butter at 273-4 cents and 261-2 for standards, eggs at 19 for extras and 17-1/2 for firsts, poultry with varied rates for heavy and Leghorn fowls and broilers, ducks 25, geese 15-16, stags 20, and capons 28-33. Potatoes Maine Green Mt 2.40-2.50 per 320 lb sack, Idaho russet 2.25-2.35 per 100 lb sack with 25c lower. cattle and calves steady to up 60c. sheep 1,500 head mostly steady with some quality changes and fat ewes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maine
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Snippet Steady Hogs
Cleveland livestock figures show hogs at 3,700 head with holdovers none and steady demand. Bulk hog weights 210 pounds down at 8.25, 800 head common to medium 220-250 at 7.35, 260-500 pounds at 7.60, foursh cows at 6.50, steers at 4.79. Cattle around 1,000 head, near steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rifle Clubs To Shoot Tonight At Ely Rifle Club
Boys of the Ely Rifle Club challenge the Elyria Rifle Club in a rifle match to be held at the Ely Rifle Club's range on West avenue. The event marks the first in a series of matches with the boys competing, as plans grow for further contests with the local National Guard unit, the Ashland Y M C A, and the West Y M C A of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Rifle Club
Elyria Rifle Club
Tange
West Avenue
National Guard
Ashland Y. M. Cc. A
West Y. M. CA
Cleveland
War time friendship renewed at Stratford Rotary luncheon
Stratford Ontario at a Rotary Club luncheon Captain Fred C Palmer of Toronto and J H MacQueen physical director of the YMCA Stratford met. It was 13 years since the two men who shared the same dug-out in France last saw each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Ont
Rotary Club
Fred C. Palmer
Toronto
J H MacQueen
Y. M. CA
France
Printers Propose Local Bible Standards Over Unemployment
In Toronto Belgian made Bibles used for swearing in election officials provoke protests by the Typographical Union to the District Labor Council. They demand Canadian made Bibles be used amid high unemployment and argue for trade protection in printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Typographical Union
District Labor Council
South Pole cat becomes mother to three kittens
Eleanor Bolling the globe trotting cat is now mothering three kittens. Since returning from the South Pole where she served as mascot of the Bird expedition, Eleanor has been a house guest at Mrs. Jennie Hargen's home in Concord New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pole
Concord
N. H
Eleanor Bolling
Eleanor
Jennie Hargen
Railroad Cops Get Radios In Cleveland
Railroad police departments in Cleveland will receive short wave radios to pick up local police broadcasts. Chief of Police George J. Matowitz says the move should improve the chance of capturing criminals who attempt escapes by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George J. Matowitz
Matowitz
Panther Feasts On Bridge Crew In Hoh River Country
In Willmar Minnesota an automobile was toppled by a crowd as a panther stood over a damaged car near the courthouse. A local eyewitness named John Huelsdonk, known as The Iron Man, is famous for feats in the wild Hoh river country including reportedly feeding a bridge crew panther steak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Minn
Hoh
Hoh River
Health and Longevity Claims for San Yak Pills
A promotional text touts San Yak Pills as the sole remedy to raise chlorophyll, balance bodily calcium, and combat aging effects. It claims cures for rheumatism, improves stomach liver and kidney care, and quotes Dr Jensen Dr Sherwood and Dr L P Bailey praising the product. Sold at Ebert's Drug Store in Elyria Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrlam
Jensen
Health Board of Michigan
Sherwood
L P. Bailey
Michigan
Ebert's
Broad Street
Elyria
Ohio
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Sheriet
Stone Mountain
Esther Alfsen
Red Cross
Mrs. Dora Minkler Buckley
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Murbach Coal & Supply
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