Sermons by Rev. Meeker Highlight Jewish Mission Conference
The Prophetic Bible Conference at First Congregational opened with Rev. Chas. P. Meeker of the Chicago Hebrew Mission speaking on The Why of Jewish Mission. Evening talks covered Prophecy and the Jewish Nation, with further sessions planned including Soul Winning. Meeker urged the local church to grow and emphasized predictive Scripture as proof of the Bible’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Chas. P. Meeker
Chicago Hebrew Mission
Lsten
Ron
Judge Orders Car Seizure in Alimony Case
Judge A R Web ordered the car taken from Frank Rockwood and given to Mrs Rockwood to liquidate alimony arrears. The court noted back alimony is often unpaid and that maintaining an automobile sustains the debt. Rockwood must also pay $15 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webper
Frank Rockwood
Wild Ride Arrests After City Street Crash
Two men and a woman faced police court after a high speed wild ride ending in a parked car crash on Ridge street. Raymond was fined twenty five dollars with damages pending. Taylor and Van Dorn pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. others plead guilty to intoxication with fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blytia
Ridge Street
C. R. Raymond
Columbus Street
James A. Hewitt
Howard Ohlemacher
Ohlemacher
Local Divorce Suit Filed by 19Year Old Wife
Mary Vidovich Sokol of 2156 East Twenty-Eighth Street is being sued for divorce by her husband Joe Sokol in common pleas court. He alleges she left home frequently for the company of other men including her former husband. The couple married July 24 1945 and have one and a half year old child. Three boys aged 12 14 and 16 were later taken into custody after running away from the Sandusky Children's Home they reportedly left home Sunday evening with no fixed destination claiming harsh treatment. Home officials will contact them today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vidovich Sokol
East Twenty-Eighth Street
Lerain
Joe Sokol
Common Pleas Court
Sandusky
Clevelard
Robbery and beating reported on Musser Avenue
Andy Lepair was assaulted and robbed near Musser Avenue as he returned home from Western Heights. Two burly men attacked him on West Hiver Street near the old Lake Snare Rubber plant, taking $7.50 and some umbrellas before fleeing. Police report the incident occurred around 11 p.m. and describe the assailants as large men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Heights
Musser Avenue
Andy Lepair
West Hiver Street
Old Lake Snare
Lepair
Nos
Y M C A Plans Bible Story Contest in Elyria
The Y M C A announced a Bible Story Telling contest for Elyria youths. Between ages 10 and 14, boys and girls from all city churches may enter after church eliminations. Final on Sunday afternoon March 9 at the Y M C A with one boy and one girl from each church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Elyria
H. W. Kurner
Liberty Granted Lorain Youths
Two Lorain youths pled guilty to robbery at the Erie avenue and Twenty-fifth Street corner, reading remorseful in court. They signed a pledge after admission of intoxication and promised to name their temptors if offered liquor. officers Britt Budd and J W Meister stood by as observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gultey
A. BR. Webber
Mike Gildine
Glenn Iwood
Erie Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Lorgin
Ochers Britt Buda
J. W. Meister
Lorain
Timms Spring Company Opens Model Plant in City
The Timms Spring Company unveils a new model factory on Taylor and Boston streets. The facility spans 138 by 267 feet, features brick and steel construction with extensive glass, a 635 to 65 degree climate control, and overhead heating. It houses 39 foot span “srringers” on steel girders and 16 auto watts coking units, 15 semi automatic machines, with capacity to produce over 150000 springs daily and 600000 pounds yearly. WB Timms leads the firm with his brother Richard M. Timms in sales and H W Pond as general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Timms Spring Company
Taylor Street
Boston Street
Timms
Timms Spring Company
Sil
WB. Timms
Hia
Richard M. Timms
H.W. Pond
Oberlin School Of Commerce Programs And Club Notices
Oberlin area notes list a student council orchestral program with readings, musical numbers, and talks led by Albert Foos and others. Also weekly club meetings and events at Oberlin and nearby towns, with dates February 3 to 7, including card games, dinners, and social gatherings. The Oberlin basketball team hosts Amherst Wizards this evening and a local news brief on births and lodge activities is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin School of Commerce
Albert E. Foos
Fo Vision Broadcasting
Jonool
Don Nickel
Hianche Shaffer
Mr. Wisa
Elyria
J. T. Henderson
William Mills
Dan Ontko
John Esolt
Roger Ingraham
Death notices from Elyria area reflect multiple obituaries
Death records list Joan Ross aged 72 at 911 Middle Avenue with service details in Elyria. Mrs Saran Hopewell of 113 Pine Street died at 52, with services at Loch Street Baptist Church and burial at Ridgelawn. Mrs Lucy Houser aged 61 died at home, survived by a daughter and son, with funeral at 1299 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Ross
Middle Avenue
Lizabeth
Chas
Elyria
Otto’ Markle
Robert
Detroit
L. D
al Pershing
Toledo
A. 5. Bennett
Cleveland
Gus Kolussi
Canada
Lorain County
King Solomons Ledge
Chapter
Council
Commandary
Rebekah
Odd Fellows of
Amherst
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Saran Kpewell
Pine Street
George
Viola
Thomas Hall
Charles
Virginia
Maryland
Blyria
Fred
Indiana
George Denis
Syalo
Baptist Church
Barly
Ridgelawn
Lucy Houser
C. D. Houser
Ross Kauffman
Mr. Houser
J. Houser
Fast Avenue
Coshocton
Ohio
Ambassador Changes and Prohibition Tie to New England Visit
Number Three on Page Four outlines a date for sailing to England around February 20 and notes Sir Ronald Lindsay will arrive about six weeks later. The new ambassador will decide on continuing the liquor ban, a non governmental issue. Prohibition and Mrs Ina Gann’s status as hostess complicate Sir Esme’s Washington duties, as she is Curtis Vice President’s sister rather than his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ronald Lindsay
Nquor
Esme
Washington
1Ward E. Gann
Curtis
Wellington Deaths and Village Council Meeting
Wellington Ohio February reports multiple obituaries and notes. Onatles Canfield, aged eighty four, dies at East Main street home after brief illness. funeral Tuesday at two from his home. Mrs George Fox dies on Union street. funeral Wednesday at Keith Andrews. Frank Nook of North Dakota is called to aid ill father William Rook in Cleveland hospital. Village Council to meet tonight to authorize sewer extension bids and sale of Courtland street bonds. Notes mention Frank Richmond welcoming grandson James Richmond McAteer and Frigidaire convention attendee Lynn Coates in Detroit. Storm sewer work north of town progressing toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Onatles Canfield
East Main Street
Canfield
Litchield
A. E. Canfield
Millersburg
C. W. Recard
Keith Andrewe
Litchfield
George Fox
Union
Union Street
Brighton
Talled
Frank Nook
North Dakota
William Rook
Cleveland Hospital
High Em
Inion Streets
Courtland Street
Frank Richmond
Cinccinnati
James Richmond McAteer
Lynn Coates
The
Frigidaire Co
Detroit
UNION PRAYER SERVICE AT METHODIST CHURCH
A union prayer service for all Protestant churches in the village will be held Thursday evening at 7 20 at the Methodist church. Dr C W Recard pastor of the local Congregational church will give an account of the Columbus convention he recently attended.
Population Shrinks as County Jail Enrollments Drop
The county jail holds forty three prisoners today, far below the fifty to sixty average of recent years. Six inmates are eligible for release under a new state liquor law allowing release after six months of serving a fine in lieu of payment. Authorities cannot explain the drop in crime reflected by the smaller jail population.
Will Establish Collection Dept Plans for bureau expansion
The Credit Rating Bureau announces plans to establish a collection department to pool store accounts and enable patrons to pay multiple bills with one payment. The board has nearly completed arrangements and will choose a director within a week. The move aims to benefit merchants and bureau members by increasing information and protecting against unworthy debtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Rating Bureau
Geek
Cred Bureau
Bareau
Board of Control
Unmie
Mmbers
Elyria
Credit Bureau
Welfare Group Meets Tonight in Lorain County
The Lorain County Welfare Association plans its first meeting of the year tonight. Speakers include Mrs Harriet Cobo probation officer and Mrs Grace Hogers Red Cross votary of Lorain. The event is hosted by Mrs Alles Caton of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cobo
Tain County
Grace Hogers
Red Cross
Lorain
Rotary to discuss Boys Work program at noon meeting
Rotary Club at Hotel Nowell will hear a talk on Boys Work with George F Gould as chair and Wm. O. McClellan assisting, while a Methodist church committee meets at Mrs. Weedman’s home Tuesday evening. A baby girl weighing eight pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs Foula Jersey of Penfield last night. Sixty five couples attended the old fashioned dance at the F O E hall Friday. William Farrar won the radio prize offered by J MacDermott Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narjorie Humphrey
T. M.T.M
Russia
McFarland
Eest Lorain Street
Carmel Sage
North Professor Street
Merry Wives
Junior Star Club
Ralph Cain
North Park Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
J. Rudeko
North Pleasant Street
West Russia Club
Maurice Schubert
Bridgette Club
North Main Street
Leo Kimmel
la Petite Club
Gildys Mosher
Pittfield
Order of the Bascarn Star
Martha
Rahr
Rotary Club
Hotel Nowell
George F Gould
Thea Boss
Ww. O. McClellan
Methodist Church
Weedman
Foula Jersey
Penfield
F. O. E. Hall
William Farrar
Groundhog Refuses to Prognosticate at Bronx Zoo
At the Bronx Zoo Brer Groundhog failed to wake or provide a weather forecast as Boy Scouts, camera crews, and Head Keeper John Toomey watched. The den’s occupant remained lethargic, sprouting only a couple of nibbles before retreating back to his concrete hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx Zoo
John Toomey
Zoo
Solind
Mr. Toomey
Wenr
Neeper Toomer
Career overview of Judge Tate and early 20th century postings
The text outlines the career path of an Ohio attorney who became a Hamilton County judge in Cincinnati in 1887, later served as rector and dean at University of Cincinnati Law School, then led the United States Philippine Commission and became the first civil governor of the Philippines. It notes Roosevelt directing him to Rome in 1902, and mentions multiple anticipated Supreme Court associate justice appointments in 1905 and roles as Secretary of War and provisional governor in Cuba, with further brief overseas travels in 1907 to Panama and Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Taft
Cuba
Porto Riro
Panama
Service Station Blaze at Broad Street Details
Firefighters from Hose and Engine Companies No 1 responded to a blaze at Al Masons service station on Broad Street. Hot ashes in wooden boxes in the furnace room started the fire. A chemical extinguisher and water were used for five minutes. damage was not severe. Owner listed as G J Redington in Central Station records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mason
Broadstrait
Central Station
Jit G. Redington
Foremen's Club Plans January Meeting
Elyria Foremen's club to meet with executive and advisory committees at the YSM tomorrow night. C A York will outline plans for the coming year and committees to carry on this work will be appointed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Foremen's Club
YSM. C. A. York
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Market notes from Cleveland Toledo and New York on hogs cattle calves and sheep with receipts and price ranges. Hogs steady to 15 cents higher in Cleveland heavy butchers 10.00 to 10.60 per hundredweight and lighter 10.50. cattle weak to lower. calves weak to lower. sheep steady with prices around 6 to 10 dollars for ewes. Toledo reports mixed hog prices and light cattle and calf receipts. New York hay market covers timothy and mixed hay prices by bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Toledo
Maxo
New York
Feo
Timothy
Camden Man Faces Assault Battery Charge
George Schnell of Camden was arrested at midnight Saturday on a warrant charging assault and battery for allegedly striking his wife Sarah. He will be arraigned today before Justice Walter Watts. He has traveled to Japan and the Philippines and returned to the United States via Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammen
George Schnell
Camden
Sarah
Schnell
Walter Watts
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Rev
Meeker
Knights Templar
Knight
John C. Ross
J. M. Crandall
R.R. Berard
John GC. Sehrack
Euests
Eel and Tubes, Inc
Royal Company
Cleveland Safety Council
Rainbow Room
Winton Hotel
Oliver Miller
Longford Avenue
Anker
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joe Scott
Winck
Retreet
Eastern Heights Boulevard
May Jackson
Theo. G. Oo
Mississippi
Paris
Council of Ministers
France
R. E. MacDonald
WSS
East Bridge Street
the Chronicle-Telegram
Waria Dictionary
Tate
NEW World Dictionary
Jackson Wall Paper and Paint
Cleveland Street
Esther Alfelen
O. S.C. Council
K. OF. LO
Elahia
Oberlin Kaigots
Pythias
Elstia
Cheveller Lodge
LaGrange
de Fa Ge
Trufant
Grand Oxter Ward
Harvey Snyder
Chevelier Lodge
Whevelier Lodge
Halman Lodge
Oberli
Beh
Mildred Prosser
Pleasant Street
T. Y
Oberlin Women's Club
East College Street
Steve Colliman
J. Rudekoit
Art Westlake
Erwin Reishler
Allen Hospital
Reighler
Treva Avery
Hazel Gibson
Wilbur Hall
Wizzards
Mrs
Sarah Hopewell
Charles Canfield
Union Prayer Cone
New
Methodist Sunday School Board
Gladys Mason
Chicago
Ed White
William Bennett
Fred Sponseller
Philythea Ciss
Groundhog
Pallce
Tepitie House
Humbee
Japan
Philippines
Rusala
Hallworthy’'s
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank
State Horticultural Society
Columbus
F. E. Myers and Bros
F. E. Myers and Bros. Company
Farm Implement CO
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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