Lorain safety banquet honors 19 county firms
Industrial safety honors will be conferred on 19 Lorain County firms at a Lorain Hotel banquet celebrating the second annual Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign. T. P. Kearns will present certificates and speak. final report shows 942 percent of 172 firms avoided accidents during three months, with 39 total accidents and 7,730 workers, across 422,424 man hours.
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Lorain County
Lorain Hotel
Lorain
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
T. P. Kearns
State Industrial Commission
Kearns
Perfect
J. R Dail
Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
T. C. Murphy Company
Oberlin
Hughes Provision Company
Lorain Castings Company
Sheffield School Notes Highlights Local Musical Activities
Regular weekly vocal instructions held at Brookside school with Mr. Moore directing the high school glee clubs and Mrs. Hart leading grade music. Students plan to attend the Elyria YMCA vegetable school on February 9. The Brookside Junior Class hosted a banco party at St James mission on Wednesday evening.
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Sheffield
Brookside School
Moore
Avondale area social notes from Tuesday and February events
Misses Rena Titus and Betty Niece visited Avonlake neighbors on Gulf road. Christine Poor stayed with Kathryn Root. Alta Myers called on Miles Myers. Raymond Dunfee and Percy Chambers couples hosted guests. Nutrition group met at Gulf road schoolhouse February 6 at 1 30 pm led by Alice Bird to discuss home cured meats. Neighbors collected wood for Lee Johnson ill at home. Sheffield Lake Social Club planned shift to birthday based meetings. News of the death of Mrs Raymond Taylor and infant son. widow Mary Louise Conabee, formerly Boss, of West River road.
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Rena Titus
Betty Niece
Avonlake
Lee Johnson
Ruil Road
Christine Poor
Kathryn Root
Alta Myers
Miles Myers
Raymond Dunfee
Percy Chambers
Gulf Road School House
Alice Bird
Gulf Road
Sheffield Lake Social Club
St. James Mission
Raymond Taylor
Taylor
Mary Louise Conabee
Leonard Conabee
West River Road
Farmers Escape Sheriff Sale Moratorium in Malinta
A farm in Malinta Ohio faced a sheriff's sale after a finance company granted a 60 day moratorium on all loans secured by the estate. The action followed a noose set by farmers in the barn of A. H. Rochhnees, with Timely Snapographs noting global imagery of the scene.
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A. H. Rochhnees Malinta
Leld
Reclaiming business thrives in Portage Wisconsin
Paul H. Kantro runs a $50,000 plant employing 30 workers in Portage. He recovers materials from old photo graphic plates and films and sells cleaned film to billfold and traveling tag makers, reclaimed glass to clock and auto manufacturers, and salvaged silver to an eastern refining plant.
Scouts Aid Hunt For Slayer Of 15 Year Old Girl
One hundred fifty Boy Scouts joined a massapequa woods search for Mary Helen O Connor 15 who disappeared from a railroad platform. Detectives sought the overnight bag and purse plus the weapon used in the beating as they probed kidnapping by a white slave ring or a lone madman after an attempted assault failed.
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New York
Mary Helen O’connor
Long Island
Massapequa
Joseph J. O'Connor
Methodist Ladies' Aid Plans March Dinner Date
South Amherst notes the regular meeting at Mrs. Jacob Kolb home. A noon dinner was planned for February 1 in the church parlors and a March 2 pot luck dinner was announced at Mrs. Roy Jenson's invitation. Seventeen guests enjoyed a social time with refreshment service by Mrs. Kolb and Mrs. William Slack.
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South Amherst
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Jacob Kolb
Roy Jenson
Kolb
William Slack
St John’s Evangelical and Local Churches Schedule
St John’s Evangelical led by Rev E Schmidt offers Sunday school at 1 PM and public worship at 2 PM. Methodist led by Rev Roy Jenson has morning worship at 9 45 and Sunday school at 11. Congregational led by Rev C F Fogel has morning worship at 10 and Sunday school at 11 with Christian Endeavor at 7 15 PM.
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St. John's Evangelical
E. Schmidt
Methodist
Roy Jenson
Congregational
C. F. Fogel
Christian Endeavor
Legion Auxiliary to meet at Amherst home Monday
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197 will meet at the home of Mrs. Clayton Young in Amherst Monday evening. A good attendance is desired. Mrs. John Schaub and Barbara Moore attended a birthday party for Robert Alan Bobel on Lorain Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Milo Kendregh visited Oberlin Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dolde of Amherst were Thursday visitors of Mrs. Thomas Flowers. Mrs. Henry Ruth from Elyria spent Thursday with relatives here. Rev. and Mrs. C F Fogel have been guests of relatives in Dunkirk for the past few days. Mrs. Fred Berger was a Friday business caller in Elyria.
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American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197
Clayton Young
Amherst
John Schaub
Barbara Hon Moore
Robert Alan Bobel
Lorain
Milo Kendregh
Oberlin
Charles Dolde
Thomas Flowers
Henry Ruth
Elyria
C. F. Fogel
Dunkirk
Fred Berger
Philippine talk draws crowd at North Olmsted church
The North Olmsted Congregational Men’s Club held a well attended sauerkraut supper on Friday evening. Alfredo Bustamante, a Philippine native, spoke on The Relation of the United States to the Philippines, delivering a most interesting talk to the gathering.
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North Olmsted
Congregational Church
Alfredo Bustamante
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Ladies Aid Groups Hold Meetings At Church And Home
The West group of the Ladies Aid of the Congregational church met at the church last Thursday for a covered dish luncheon for twenty one members. The North group gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Belle Tellman’s home for entertainment.
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Ladies’ Aid of the
Congregational Church
Belle Tellman
Pageant Nets $38 for Wellington Parents Teachers
Wellington February pageant Among Our Souvenirs at Congregational church drew about 400 witnesses and raised 38.53 for the Wellington Parent-Teachers Association. Thirty-nine local ladies modeled century old to modern wedding gowns with Mrs Roy McCormack at the organ and Wayne Milton Weber praised for staging.
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Wellington
Congregational Church
Roy MrCormack
Opal Turner
Ray Rowland
Leora Yoxtheimer
Jack Larry
Marthe Rutledge
Mildred Brenner
Harry Lee
Wayne Milton Weber
Galion
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs J H Pierson of Detroit
Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at Mrs H O Barber s home for Mrs J H Pierson of Detroit former Wellington resident. Rev C W Recard led the Congregational rite with railroad colleagues from Cleveland and Detroit serving as pallbearers. Madaline Pierson and her mother prepared to return to Detroit after the service with relatives from Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati in attendance. Out of town mourners included Mrs Elsie Porter Twinsburg Mrs Armis A C Pohlman and others from Rochester Elyria Oberlin Spencer and Cleveland in the day s brief notice.
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Irs
J. H. Pierson
Detroit
Wellington
H. O. Barber
Taylor Street
C. W. Recard
Congregational
Cleveland
Pierson
Miss Madaline
Cincinnati
Elsie Porter
Twinsburg
Brighton
Harry van Valkenburg
Herbert Disbrow
Elyria
Leora Flickinger
Eli Hull
Oberlin
Grant Huil
Spencer
Cincinnati Woman Plans Florida Health Trip for Sons
Mrs J W McAteer of Cincinnati formerly Miss Adie Richmond of this place and two sons prepare a two month stay in Florida for the boys health. Miss Alice Porter, a cousin, will accompany them.
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J. W. McAteer
Cincinnati
Adie Richmond
Florida
Alice Porter
Universalist Ladies Aid Circles Host Meetings and Event
Circles 1 through 4 of the Universalist Ladies Aid held gatherings at the homes of Mrs. Bidwell, Mrs. Charles Wershing, Mrs. Fred Tuttle, and Mrs. Katie Bacon. The Adult Bible class staged a recent entertainment led by the school’s young performers with Dr William Beate as the bachelor. music featured C Austin on fiddle and Ray Austin on piano, followed by an old-time dance. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wershing, Mr. and Mrs. C C Boner, Mrs. B C Austin, F D Rice, Dr. G C Rankin, and Mrs. Walter Decker.
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Irwin Bidwell
Howard Vogley
Universalist Ladies’ Aid
Bidwell
Charles Wershing
Adam Wershing
Fred Tuttle
Katie Bacon
Universalist Sunday School
Wiliam Beate
C. B. Austin
Ray Austin
C. C. Boner
B. C. Austin
F. D. Rice
G. C. Rankin
Walter Decker
Harold Lloyd Film shown at high school auditorium
The talking motion picture Movie Crazy was screened last Saturday night at the high school auditorium and drew a good turnout. The series will continue Saturdays evenings under manager C. J. Oetzel.
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Harold Lloyd
C. J. Oetzel
Class Party Held by Young People's Sunday School
The Young People's Sunday school class of the Congregational church held their class party with students and teachers participating in a simple gathering.
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Young People’s Sunday School
The
Congregational Church
Wellington Boy Teaches Music in Berea Schools
Russell Frank, a Wellington junior at Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory, was chosen to teach glee club and orchestra at Berea Junior High. He also leads the Third Grade music and heads two Conservatory orchestras while carrying 10 subjects and directing the local Congregational church choir.
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Wellington
Berea
Russell Frank
Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory
Frank
Conservatory
Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Circle Meeting At Methodist Church
Twenty four members attended the ladies' aid circle at the Methodist church hosted by Mrs. C F Frank. Mrs Mary Church led a reading and sewing work was completed. Home made candies were served by the hostess.
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Ladies’ Aid Group
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
C. F. Frank
Mary Church
Sugar Hill Dump Truck Spill Involving Tire Blowout
A large sugar truck overturned in a ditch near Sugar Hill on Thursday afternoon after a tire blew out, according to witnesses. The crash demolished several feet of rail fence, but no injuries were reported.
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Sugar Hill
Tr Ck
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Bygone Week
Mr and Mrs Clayton Friend moved into the Frank Bach ellor property on North Main Street. Mrs Walter Chapin, ill with neuritis, is improving. Mrs E O Donnell drove to Cleveland with Mrs K J Olsen. Paul Shafer returned from Elyria Memorial Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Workmen at the State Game Farm prepare for spring duties starting March 1. about eight thousand birds will be raised under Superintendent Nash. Charles Robinson left for a Mt Vernon business trip, expected back next week. Mrs Frank Chapman was outdoors after illness from asthma. Mrs D J Battles, Elm Street, remains somewhat ill with Mrs Hist caring for her.
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Clayton Friend
Frank Bachellor
North Main Street
Harry Sugaski
John Sugaski
Elyria
R. P. Kelley
H. J. Yeckley
Lorain
Burt Curtice
Walter Chapin
E. O'Donnell
Cleveland
K. J. Olsen
Nancy Marlett
O’donnell
Paul Shafer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
State Game Farm
Nash
Charles Robinson
Mt. Vernon
Frank Chapman
D. J. Battles
Elm Street
Meeting Notes From Warner Hall on January 30
On Monday evening at Warner Hall twenty people attended with attendance noted. The fragment records the size of the gathering and the venue but no further actions or outcomes are detailed.
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Warner Hall
Local Births and Social Notices in Elyria
Mr and Mrs S Stacy announce the birth of a son born Sunday January 29. Mr and Mrs Frank Pape with Mr and Mrs Bill Wershing attended a surprise party in honor. Mr and Mrs Earl Kelly of Elyria visited on Saturday January 28 at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Watson. Ernest Lamb returned to Miami University after a week’s vacation to resume studies. Willard Watson of Elyria spent Saturday January 28 with grandparents L W Lamb. Herbert Lamb, a Junior High student, bowled a 202 211 211 for a 211 average last week.
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S. Stacy
Frank Pape
Bill Wershing
Earl Kelly
Elyria
Raymond Watson
West Avenue
Ernest Lamb
Miami University
Little Willard Watson
L. W. Lamb
Herbert Lamb
New York reminiscences from Park Row to Fifth Avenue
A columnist lists famed New York figures and scenes from the era, naming reporters, editors, actors, painters, and socialites encountered in venues like the Biltmore, Proctor's, and the Astor. The piece recalls Cecil B. DeMille, Raymond Hitchcock, and other notable names, ending with DeMille’s quest to learn reactions from workers after The Sign of the Cross.
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New York
Pulitzer
Park Row
Lord Norcliffe
the Biltmore
Don Clarke
Albert Payson Terhune
Robert E. MacAlarney
Nora Bayes
Jack Norworth
Proctor
Fifth Avenue
Selmonico
Chispi
Burnsides
Martin
Valeska Surrat
Henry L. Doherty
Bridge Street
Davises
Richard Tarding
Charles Belmont
Old Brevort
Alfred Henry Lewis
Bob Collier
Sportsman
Finley Peter Dunne
Dooley
Frederick Reminton
John For Jr
Steward Edward White
Stanford White
Frank Munsey
Louis Mann
Astor
Col
William Mann
Lorraine
Ritz Carlton
Raymond Hitchcock
Bobby Higgins
Cecil R. DeMille
DeMille
Sewing Society Meeting At St Marys Church
The Sewing Society of St. Marys church met at the Avon school on Wednesday with fifty ladies in attendance. The session focused on sewing and quilting, followed by lunch. Hostesses were Mrs. Joseph Forthofer Mrs. E H Klingshirn Mrs. Walter Rousher Mrs. Louis Dechant and Mrs. George Uri. A follow up meeting is planned for next Wednesday.
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Avon
Sewing Society of
Services Held at St Marys Church for Candlemas Day
Services for Candlemas day were observed at St Marys Church Thursday morning. Friday the feast of St Blase services will be at 8 am with blessing of throats and at 2 45 pm evening service with benediction at 7 45.
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St. Mary’s Church
St. Blase
Mrs Anthony Reigelsberger Visits Parents in Rocky River
Mrs. Anthony Reigelsberger spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs M Shmied in Rocky River.
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Anthony Reigelsberger
M. Shmied
Rocky River
North Olmsted Village mayor resigns due to ill health
At a special council meeting last week Mayor Seltzer resigned his post citing ill health. It is his second term and he contributed much to the village. Walter F Rock will serve as mayor for the remainder of the term.
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Seltzer
North Olmsted Vilage
Walter F Rock
Missing Man Declared Alive in Marinette Wisconsin
Handt, the missing husband of Mrs. Handt, after 99 years listed as dead in 1929, was declared legally alive and sane in Marinette Wisconsin. He had been living in Rhinelander and traveled to obtain a court order proving his alive status.
Dana Praises Flattering Line In Sun’s Praise Note
The Sun, famed for its prose, cites a trout leaping to flr as a bright phrase that inspired Dana to write a note of praise to the author. Flattery is described as a strong stimulant for writers and contributed to the Sun’s reputation as the best written paper of the era.
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Dana
Franklin Files and the Bowery Drama Critic Figure
A Sun writer known as Franklin Files, possibly a pseudonym, stood out as a bright voice in journalism. He attended Sunday night Bowery shows, treating them with theatrical critique akin to handling a new Matisse. His prose scorned villains and soothed heroines, turning travesty into high drama.
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Sun
Franklin Files
Matisse
Portrait of Arnold Bennett Captured by Pirie MacDonald
The noted author Arnold Bennett appears in the second volume of his Journal where photographer Pirie MacDonald photographs him during an American visit. The segment highlights MacDonald's role and Bennett's reception abroad.
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Arnold Bennett
Pirie MacDonald
MacDonald
Local Social Notes From Elyria Area Visit Nearby Friends
Mrs. Rose Gates is confined to her bed by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nichols of Elyria visited John Webber and family on Tuesday evening. Miss Edith Webber spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. James Peck and Miss Edith Webber visited friends in Berea on Thursday evening.
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Rose Gates
Russell Nichols
Elyria
John Webber
Edith Webber
Cleveland
James Peck
Berea
Fast Louisiana Oysters Delivered to Chicago in Nine Hours
An American Airways plane left New Orleans at 8:00 a m and reached Chicago nine hours later with 1 750 Louisiana oysters. An hour after landing, the oysters were served at a Chicago restaurant, proving same day delivery from shell to table possible.
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New Orleans
Chicago
American Airways
Rise of Spike Hunt From Alexis in a Local Journal
The article recounts Keats Speed and Boss Lord debating newsroom hiring before Lord elevates a tall awkward man, Spike Hunt from Alexis, I to run the paper. It sketches early journalistic ambition and a transition into leadership amid a restless era.
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Lord
Ken
Keats Speed
Latlh
Frazier
Spike) Hunt
Alexis
Window scene with damask-cheeked chorus girl and bracelet
A flirtatious Don Juan offers a glittering bracelet at Cartier avenue. The chorus girl, bright-eyed and witty, retorts that she would choose pieces that match the bracelet, turning the moment into a jeweled tease.
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Cartier Avenue
Don Juan
McIntyre’s Odd Taste for Dishes Cited
The piece notes McIntyre’s willingness to try many foods, but restricts the claim to sliced eggs on spinach as a highlighted example. The remark appears in a 1933 McNaught Syndicate publication and riffs on his culinary openness.
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McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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