Elyria American Legion Supports Scout Leadership Training
The Elyria post promotes community betterment through patriotism and discipline, hosting Boy Scout leadership training in its club rooms. George H. Anes served on the Scout Council as the Legion aids organization and supports troop formation and weekly access for training.
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Asbert
Elyria Post
American Legion Fe
Legion
George H. Anes
Boy Stout Council
The
Lowman Fires Crooked Dry Agents
Assistant secretary of treasury Towman reports 700 Prohibition agents dismissed in six months as cleanup of the dry service. He says morale is high and corruption is low, with about 350 for "food of the service" and other misconduct. New York State is noted for its wealth ranking.
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Washington
America
Prohibition
Quarrel Over Money Triggered Double Tragedy in Cleveland
In Cleveland a 22 year old bride Maret Cornell was found shot dead in her home after a bitter money dispute with her husband Howard Cornell. Detectives questioned Arnold Vanderwyst who claimed he was present during the quarrel. Two Cornell brothers Arthur and Filbert were detained for questioning.
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Cleveland
Maret Cornell
Slais
Arnold Vanderwyst
Cornell
Vandere Ser
Chicago
Cornett
Arthur
Filbert
Quest
Howard
Death Record Mrs Victor Stiefvator at Elyria Memorial
Mrs Victor Stiefvator died Friday at 7 45 pm after eight months illness at Elyria Memorial hospital. She leaves husband two daughters Mrs Janes Tittle and Mrs Mary Whibeck both of Elyria four grandchildren two brothers and three sisters. She was a Grace Lutheran member. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from Sudro funeral home with Mercubtv officiating. Burial in Widgetawe cemetery.
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Victor Stiefvator
Elyria Memorial
Janes Tittle
Mary Whibeck
Elyria
Theodore
Fred Eckhart
Gus Probl
Perce
Etrica
Lega Broderson
Putra-Sasr
Grace Lutheran Church
Sudro Funeral Home
Widgetawe
Mrs Bernice Comerford Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Bernice Comerford, 32 5 7 died yesterday at 2 45 pm after four weeks of illness. She leaves her husband Walter and two children Vernon ten and Geomvieve four, plus her mother four sisters and brothers. A Pilgrim Community church member, she lived in Elyria fourteen years. Funeral Monday at 2 30 from Sudro funeral home with Rev Wolfe of Oberlin officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Bernice Comerford
Joss
Walter
Vernon
Geomvieve
Pilgrim Community Church
Elyria
Sudro_ funeral
Rev. Wolfe
Oberlin, Offerating
Ridgelawn
Lorain Suit Seeks Divorce for Extreme Cruelty
Helen Wiovich of Lorain files for divorce from George Wiovich in common pleas court alleging extreme cruelty She claims he struck and choked her and seeks dissolution of the marriage in the Lorain filing
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Helen Wiovich
Lorain
George Wiovich
Common Pleas Court
Viovich
Senate Action on Stewart Bonds Inquiry and Custody
Frail text reports a Senate committee pressuring Robert W. Stewart over bonds linked to a broad deal. After failure to answer, the committee moves to detain Stewart, sending the sergeant at arms to custody and escort him to the Senate bar for questioning.
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Sinclair
Hardin
Dhe
Prant Orm
Stewart
Standard O11
Tadvaina
Thas 3
Wade
Tne Senate
Ine Pro
Ceria Prominezi
Europe
Senate
Bes
Robert W. Stewart
Touy
Barry
Farms
iGraa
Markets from Soltil America in Market Columbus Ohio
Market notes report rare winter shipments of Fieneycall melons from South America at $2.75 to $5.00 per crate, with limited crates due to mild demand. Cattle and hog receipts steady. poultry and potatoes listed with mixed regional quotes. Grain prices show modest movements in Minneapolis and Toledo markets with various futures and spot quotes.
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Soltil America
Columbus
South America
Meremear
Siow Madera
Jach
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Burjbanks
Knieram Woman Faces Children Neglect Charge
Mrs Knieram mother of six, including a ten year old, asked for funds to clothe and care for her children. Judge Webber began proceedings but she protested she could sew, then cried. Officer Willliam Oldham testified she repeatedly neglected her offspring. Two other cases paused as hearings ran long.
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Knieram
Loraia
Spehaldr Vis
Knteram
William Oldham
Prostate Court
Alex Korminski
Turain
Annt
Thomas Powell
Murphy
Agate Opens New Store in Ely Nevada
Agate launches a new drapery and haberdashery store in the Newell hotel building, Ely. Locals describe Agate as a well known figure and congratulate him on a complete stock of 1928 merchandise. The article references Swedish wooden sets and long time regional familiarity.
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Te Credi
Newell
jAl
Agate
Elyiria
Basin World
Oldest seaworthy boat Trothalm sails Baltic still in use
The Trothalm, built in 1779 for Aaker in Denmark, is the world’s oldest seaworthy boat still in active service. Its skipper treats it as a permanent home with his family aboard during Baltic voyages. The Gotha Legon, a larger Swedish schooner built in 157, was wrecked by storms during World War I after 153 years of service.
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Gothenburg
Coesting Sehooder
Aaker
Denmark
Ita
Esea
Baltic
Ska- Rerack
Kattesat
Gotha Legon
Bwilt
Arhosa
Gromine
Turns White In Winter Arctic Fox Adapts Coat Change
The Arctic fox shifts from a dark brown back in summer to a pure white winter coat, with tawny sides. Nature Magazine notes this seasonal camouflage as the animal adapts to snowy conditions.
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Nature Magazine
Downy the Mosquito Battle Leader in Orchard Pest Control
A brief note praises Downy as a key figure in fighting insect infestations in trees, orchards, and groves, highlighting its value in pest destruction.
Massillon Man Seeks Reelection to Ohio Supreme Court
Massillon Republican Judge Robert H. Day announced his candidacy for reelection as associate justice of the Ohio supreme court. Day, the first to announce for the state bench, is completing his current term after being elected in 1927 and previously serving as Stark County prosecuting attorney from 1900 to 1906 and as Stark County common pleas judge from 1911 to 1923.
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Columbus
Robert H. Day
Magsivon Republican
Ohio Supreme Court
Day
Stark County
Stark Compty Common Pleas Court
Oberlin finds calm after dormitory shooting and purse snatching scare
Oberlin residents had feared a new wave of crime after shots through dormitory and residence windows plus purse snatching concerns. As no incidents have occurred in over a month, locals grow confident and women report returning to normal security habits on the streets.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Students Celebrate End Of Semester Festivities
Oberlin college students finish mid year exams and move into break with dances and parties. Men and women host events in the Men's building Grey Gables gym women’s house dance sophomore and freshman gatherings. No basketball this evening the Akron game is Tuesday. Frank Hover improves after illness. Local clubs plan meetings and social events including Eastern Stars pot-luck and Oberlin Progressive club sessions. Contributions from Mrs. Bluons Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Peabody noted along with R A M lodge and Womans Relief Corps activities.
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Oberlin College
Grey Gables
Akron
Frank Hover
Oberlin Progressive Club
Bluons
South Pleasant Street
Thomas Fleming
Cleveland
Oberlin
Progressive Club
Willard
East Lorain Street
O. EB. Peabody
Toledo
Henry Knowlton
Michigan Law School
Sa Enese of Friends
Ralph Rolland
Wellington
Frank Foster
O. E. Peabock
North Pleasant Street
Paul Long
Elyria
Woman’s Relief Corps
Remus Habeas Corpus Hearing Set For Feb 26
The case of George Remus former Cincinnati bootlegger now at the state hospital for the criminally insane in Lima Ohio will resume on February 26 with a sanity commission appointed to examine him. Attorneys for Remus and the state argued before the appellate court which overruled motions to dismiss the habeas corpus proceedings.
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Lima
George Remus
Cincinnati
State
Apellate Court
Bootligoer
Te Samity
Remna
Francia W. Durbin
D. H. Henderson
Sanity Commission
Dra
W. L. Neville
Edward D. Sing
Shelby McMuagh
A. C.adams
C. L. Steer
L. C. Davis
Attorney General
vMce
Sod
E. M. Botkin
Allen /COUBLY
Two People Bitten by Mad Dog Near Shefield Lake Village
John Pershing Ryner and his foster mother Mrs. Tyler of Shefield Lake Village were ordered Pasteur treatment for rabies after a mad dog bit them. Jobe was bitten in the arm by the dog which was killed by Dog Warden Lee Minkler. The animal's head was sent to Columbus for examination and returned positive for rabies.
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John Pershing Ryner
First robin sighting reported in Kenya yard
A Kenyan street resident reported seeing the year’s first robin in a tree near his yard this morning. The sighting is described as a harbinger of spring and a notable early bird report.
Weather Glass and Barometer History
The first mercurial barometer proved air weighs and later became a weather predictor nicknamed the weather glass. It uses a vernier for precise mercury readings, beyond thermometer accuracy. The item notes its meteorological importance and describes its measurement method.
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Nature Magazine
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