Ohio Boy Wins Hon. Mention In Poster Contest
Joe King a nineteen year old one armed student of R J Reynolds High School Winston Salem North Carolina won honorable mention in the National Federation poster contest for National Business Women's Week. Four other posters also received honorable mention from entrants across twenty states. Judges included Miss Mary Margaret McBride and Walter Duff. Elyria club plans observance of Business Women's Week using the poster.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
North Carolina
Joe King
Marion Leiger
R. J. Reynolds High School
Winston-Salem
Ashland
Ohio
New Carolina
Sudante
John Domoe
Norwood
Rose den O’neill
Kewp
Cora Scoville
Mary Vangaret McBride
Pictorial Review
Walte Duff
Martha E. Moore
Independent Woman
National Federation
Elyria Club
Minerva Seaton
Retreat at St. Mary's for Catholic men this February
A city retreat for Catholic men will be held at St. Mary's church from Sunday February 14 to Sunday February 21. Evening services start at 8:00. Jesuit priest Father Breen of John Carroll University will speak. He has led St. Mary's College in Kansas City and St. Regis College in Denver.
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St. Mary's Church
Father Breen
John Carroll University
Cleveland
St. Mary’s College
Kansas City
St. Regis College
Denver
Colorado
Proposed Indian constitution omits divorce from text
A note observes that the draft constitution now under discussion in India does not include any reference to divorce. Analysts say this omission leaves marital dissolution issues to future legislation or judicial interpretation.
Indictment Targets Sheriffs in New York Larceny Probe
The Hofstadter committee investigation into fraud outcomes leads to charges of grand larceny against Sheriff Charities Culkin and Thomas Fuller. Both men are accused of taking interest on public funds under their jurisdiction, according to prosecutors.
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Culkin
S.mma
New York
Hofstadter Committee
Frait
Thomas Fuller
Sher
Cheries Culkin
Theft at Mayor Shaub's Store Under Investigation
Deputy Sheriffs Bob Rogers and Fred Brownsworth investigate a Thursday night theft at Mayor John Shaub's South Amherst store. Cigars, a cigar machine, and other merchandise were reported missing.
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John Shaub
South Amherst
Bob Rogers
Fred Brownsworth
Police accompany doctor to home of patient’s husband
Police accompanied a local doctor on a visit to a patient’s home after the husband threatened the doctor for not responding to a request to call. No trouble resulted, according to the police report.
Remains of bison and ur appear in Great Britain
Paleontologists report discovery of bison remains and a woolly rhinoceros fragment in Britain indicating Pleistocene animal presence. Scientists note the finds may shed light on late ice age ecosystems and migration patterns.
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Great Britain
Fined for Violating Health Regulations in Cleveland
Edward Bullard of Cleveland was fined 25 dollars and costs for selling smoked meat under a soldier’s license in breach of health regulations. He faced arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster, with charges brought by health officer C W Savage.
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Edward Bullard
Cleveland
W. H. van Oster
Bullard
C. W. Savage
Healt
Death Notice of Mrs Sadie Wilson of Cleveland
The many friends of Mrs Sadie Wilson, longtime resident of Cleveland, mourn her death. She leaves daughter Mrs Clara Barts of Cleveland and several relatives including Frank D. Wilson and Carl Wilson. Funeral services planned for Monday morning with details pending.
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Sadie Wilson
Cloria
Wusor
Etsria
Clark Street
St. Mars
Ceaghter
Clara Barts
Mapledale Avenue
Cleveland
Biessee
Wusup
Frank D
Carl Wilson
Hemmert
Hemmert. Osa
Clara Burns
Florence Krebs
Auate Crone
Wilson
Alce Crowe
Roxford
Obituary Notice for Suliah Gerlach in Lorain
Mrs Suliah Gerlach died last evening in Lorain. Survived by a son See and daughter Mrs Hans of this city, six grandchildren and five great grandchildren, plus one sister Mrs Charles of San Bernardino Cal. Funeral Monday at noon from Wickens Memorial with Rev HW Courtner officiating. Burial in Crownhill Cemetery Amherst.
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Lorain
Suliah Gerlach
Law
Ziegmar
See
Hans
Charles
San Bernardino
Wickens Memorial
HW. Courtner
Crownhill
Amherst
Stevenson Weds in Pittsfield Home
Jean George Stevenson, eldest son of Yeorge and Maer Stevenson, wed at his Pittsfield home this morning. He was born May 1, 1856 in Zanesville and came to Pittsfield with his parents at age four. He leaves his widow and one son Elver, two brothers James of Wellington and Frank of Berlinville, and two sisters Mrs A Gates of Wellington and Mrs Wm Phillips of LaGrange. Funeral services are Monday at 1:39 PM at the Community Church with Rev H M Smroth. Burial in East Cemetery.
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Pittsfield
Jean George Stevenson
Ec. Yeorge
Maer, Stevenson
Zanesville
Elver
James
Wellington
Frank
Berlinville
A. Co Gates
Airs
Wwoc
Phillips
LaGrange
H. M. Smroth
Easr Cementerr
Court House Notices and Property Transfers Mixed in Local Briefs
Ella B Bavier transfers to U E Basker a lot on East Main Street Wellington Fiorence Monroe and others convey to sublots 145 and 121 in Avon Lake Belmar Beach subdivision. George Hollstein to Elsie Edwards a lot on Leavitt Road Anherst Township. Divorce suits filed by Mae Reynolds Amherst from Burton on grounds of gross neglect. Ruth Harr’s divorce suit from Roy A Harr dismissed in common pleas court. Tigers horses cattle and local market notes appear.
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Ella B
Bavier
U E Basker
East Main Street
Wellington
Fiorence Monroe
James Mona- Toe
Redwood
Mae Reynolds
Amherst
Burton
Farm Bureaus in Russia and Elyria Townships to Meet
Two Lorain county township Farm Bureaus announce meetings next Thursday and Friday. Russia Township will gather at W H Berg home with W G Caskey leading on the topic Organization. Elyria Township will meet at Guilt Road School on Friday with Hortonal Alger discussing Fertilizers as the proposed focus.
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Lorain County
Russia Township Bureau
W. H.berg
W. G. Caskey
Lorain
Aricultural Extension Ager
Campbell Reston Resigns as Tube Board Chairman
James A. Campbell has resigned as chairman of the Youngstown Steel & Tube Company board and as a director. H. G. Datton of Cleveland was elected chairman to succeed Campbell. Datton recently served as a Bethlehem Steel Co. director.
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Youngstown
James A. Campbell
Youngstown Steel & Tube Company
H. G Datton
Clevel Ind
Campbell Datton
Bethleiem Steel Co
Meet To Plan Fight Against Cash Hoarding
A council of national organizations met with President Hoover in the White House to plan a campaign against cash hoarding. The session aimed to organize a coordinated effort to push households and institutions to reduce hoarded currency and increase cash circulation.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Mets
Hidvag
Oberlin Men's Glee Club Schedules Annual Home Concert
The Oberlin College Men's Glee Club, a 35 member group, will perform at Finney Chapel on Saturday night with a varied program. The show includes new compositions from England, solo instrumental and vocal pieces, and a new musical play by Professor L E Yeamans, plus the operetta Oder n. The club has prepared a forty five minute program featuring a cast of twenty and a strong ensemble, to attract larger attendance than usual.
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Oberlin
Fed
Goerlin College Men's Glee Club
Zivine Countiis
Virgaia
Washington
Pennsylvania
Mary
Peoriar
L. E. Yeamars
Mr. Yeamans
Pest
Bagflad
Robot Land
Ike
Bible Class Monthly Meeting Set at First Church
The Men's Bible Class of the First Church will host its monthly meeting on Sunday February 7 at the James Brand House. Dinner is at 6 Dom and Theological Seminary speakers will discuss Missionary Work in Japan including Ralph Eckert and Walter Rankin. Public invited to attend.
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The
First Church
James Brand House
Theological Seminary
Ralph Eckert
Walter Rankin
Japan
To Ciork
Torvmer Oberlin Wouan Dies in New Jersey
Torvmer Oberlin Wouan died in New Jersey after a period of illness. The obituary notes family connections and local ties, with no additional relatives or funeral details provided in the readable text.
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Torvmer
Oberlin
Wouan
New Jersey
Pilot Point Bank Robbery Strikes Town
In Pilot Point Texas today three men isolated the town cutting communications and forced bank officials and their wives to aid them. They robbed the Pilot Point National Bank of 7604 dollars after inspecting the alarm system and coercing Cashier Earl Sells and his wife and Assistant Cashier J W Peale and his wife to unlock the vault.
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Pilot Point
Tex
Nate
Pilot Point National Bank
Outc
Earl Hells
Sells
J. W. Peale
Ife
Robber Seized by Family in Cleveland Road Incident
In Cleveland on Feb 6 a robber commanded the Bender family to stop. The father and son, weighing 200 pounds, fled outside then captured the assailant as he attempted to drive away. Police found a wrecked car, a frightened robber pinned by 490 pounds, and a pistol near his nose.
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Cleveland, CO
Hanus
John Bender
City remembers Ida Green in funeral notices
An obituary note recalls Ida Green who died recently and whose service details appear in this city notice. The record confirms her death and lists burial arrangements and affiliations in the community.
Social Science Club Meeting Teaches Subla Theory
Social Science Club announces Monday noon meeting at Shepherd Hall with Professor Oz and Jaszm speaking on the subla theory. The event aims to engage scholars and readers in a discussion of scientific principles.
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Social Science Club
Shepherd Ha
Oz Av Jaszm
Inauguration Guest List At Bries University Event
Clara Gilpert of Quar-1S Oberlin College attends the inauguration of Dr Walter Soot: Athearn as president of Bries University, Indianapolis. The article lists other attendees and mentions local residents visiting Oberlin friends and relatives.
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Moss Clara
Gilpert
Oberlin
Walter Soot
Athearn
Bries Unversity
Indianapolishes
Clary Reaves
Wichard Cgutl
Coluflu.d
Allen Art Museum
France
Italy
Sim
Marvin Mosher
Massinton
Charles Hallouer
Groveland Street
C. P. Edwards
North Pleasant Street
Jennie Friend
Fairview Village
Elizabeth Kelly
Kent State College
Harry Kelly
P. G. Worcester
Emil
Worcester
Oak Herbor
Oko
John Parker
Painesville
George Alexander
George Kelly
Charles Magruder
Columbus
M. E. Osmer
North Professor Street
Milford Nau
Elyria
Dorothy
Man Fined On Liquor Charge In City Case
Mitford Horace was arrested for intoxication and blamed Robert Smith a drug store clerk who was arrested after Horace complained Smith supplied the liquor. Smith pleaded not guilty and was found not guilty by Mayor W H Van Oster but Horace received a five dollar fine plus costs.
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Mitford Horace
Horace
Robert Smith
E. J. Stankard
Smith
W. H. van Oster
Jail Sold At Public Auction In Sycamore Village
Jailed property in Sycamore near Tiffin is sold for 35 at public auction. Officials note the jail saw little use and depreciated. A room in the town hall will serve as a cell if arrests occur.
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Tiffin, O
Sycamore
Here
Taken to County Home for recuperation after suicide attempt
Joseph Francis of 614 Lodi Street was sent to the County Home yesterday following his recovery at Memorial Hospital from an attempt to take his life with poison nearly a month ago.
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Joseph Francis
Lodi Street
Memorial Hospital
Change Time Of Vegetable Meet Scheduled Near Wednesday
A meeting for Loran county grow ers near Wednesday, directed by the COUDTLS agricultural extension service, was announced by Horton B. Alger. The event moves from morning to afternoon and evening the same day at the Y M C A. Ohio State University specialists and a Cleveland markets representative will speak. Marion and Pierstorff lead the afternoon talk at 1 PM. Hauck and Romp close with the 7:58 PM session.
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Loran
Ount
Coudtls
Horton B. Alger
Tre
Y. C. A. Thres Onio State Universiy
Leveland
Tney
W Marion
A L. Pierstorff
R. W Hauck
University
P Romp
Clevel
Marion
Pierstorff
Hawk
Romp
Roosevelt Supports Home Rule in Prohibition Debate
Franklin D. Roosevelt says repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment is needed and favors state home rule as a replacement. He cited a September 9 1939 letter to Senator Robert F. Wagner as his current personal view and said he sees no reason to change.
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Albany
NS. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert F. Wagner
Roosevelt
Geiger Seeks Seat on Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus Ohio February Frank W Geiger Republican member of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission announces his bid for election to the State Supreme Court to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge James E Robinson Geiger a Springfield native has long judicial experience having been elected six times Clark County Common Pleas Judge and served nineteen years on the bench and three years on the Public Utilities Commission
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Columbus
Frank W. Geiger
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
State Supreme Cour
James E. Robinson
Geiger
Springfield
Clark County Common Pleas
Public Utilities Commission
Real Estate Transfers in Elyria Avon Lake Vermilion and Sheffield Lake
The Carey Company transfers property to City Ice and Fuel at Elm Street and West Avenue Elyria. Houghtalings convey West River street Elyria to Belle and C William Houghtaling. Tobias Conners to Deliah Conners quitclaim sublet 803 Altamont Road Vermilion on the Lake Subdivision. Reising trust and family to Lucy Barons sublots 34 219 38 92 East Side Realty Allotment. Midland Bank to Anna Metzler Belmar Beach Sublot 451 Avon Lake. Gemmell to Eleanor Yoder sublets 151 152 909 210 Community Beach Subldivision Sheffield Lake.
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Transsfers
Carey Company
City Ice and Fuel Company
Elm Street
West Avenue
Elyria
A. L
Lillie Houghtaling
Belle G
C. William Houghtaling
West River Street
Tobias Conners
Deliah Conners
Altamont Road
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Brownhelm Township
Conrad J. Reising
Conrad and
May Reising
Lucy Barons
East Side Realty Company
Midland Bank
Anna M. Metzler
Belmar Beach
Avon Lake
Anna BE. Gemmell
Eleanor Scott Yoder
Community Beach
Sheffield Lake
Market Report Summary from Cleveland and Midwest Prices
The page lists commodity quotes with mixed activity on beef cattle poultry and vegetables. It notes prices for potatoes corn wheat oats and other staples with regional references and weekly trends. Some figures are uncertain due to OCR errors but indicate fluctuating markets and standard wholesale quotes.
Dinner disruption at Ridgeville church hosts ninety three guests
On Monday December 8 the L.BOS of the Congregational Church served a dinner for ninety three attendees. A Cleveland firm supplying the main course sent the wrong batch mass-directed to Rish field near Akron and could not be returned in time. After explanations the program continued with speech and music and the business session, while guests from Avon Fields and Elvira adjusted to the mishap.
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L.bos
Congregational Church
Cleveland
Rishfield
Akron
Avon
Fields
Elvria
Local Social Notes Highlight Cleveland Visits and Births
Mr and Mrs W Morey and Mr aml Mi Frank Suimen hosted luncheon guests. Marilyn Brown is confined with chickenpox. Thewes recovers from appendectomy at Fairview Hospital. Mr and Mrs Mat Diederich called to Avon by mother Lena Motch’s death. Wersheim hosts Cleveland friends for dinner. Firemen plan Pedro party at Grange Hall. Ursem duo attend funeral of Anna Ursem in Cleveland and travel again for Caroline Am mersbach’s death. Birth announced for a son to Frank Stoffer and wife, former residents.
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W. Morey
Aml
Mi Frank Suimen
Mondas
M. Arsem
Marilyn Brown
Thewes
Fairview Hospital
Mat Diederich
Avon
Lena Motch
Charles Wersheil
Cleveland
Pedro
Grange Hall
Martin Ursem
Elizabeth Lear
Anna Ursem
Frank Stoffer
Second Class Melway Cars Ready for Sweden Railways
New second class Melway cars completed in Sweden arrive for the Stockholm Gothenburg line. The all steel carriages feature leather seating and polished maple lining, prepared for use by the Swedish State Railways.
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Melway
LI Jping
Sweden
Stockholm
Krajec and Brondos Exchange Lake Avenue Quitclaims
John G. Krajec and Mary Krajec quitclaim a Lake Avenue Elyria lot to Mike and Mary Brondos. In reverse, Mike and Mary Brondos quitclaim the same Elyria lot to John G. and Mary Krajec.
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John G. Krajec
Mary Krajec
Mike
Mary Brondos
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Uke Brondos
John G
Krajec
Falls Kill St. Louis Citizens In 1901
In Ft. Lovis and St. Louis, statistics show higher fatalities from accidents in 1901 than other causes. Auto deaths are listed at 84, falls 141, railroads 22, streetcar 17, motor cycles 26, drownings also noted.
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Falls
ST. Lovis
FT. Lovis
St. Louis
Local Names List From Elyria to Avon Lake
A long reader list includes residents across Elyria Lorain and neighboring towns from Amherst to Columbia Station. Names such as Mrs Florence Martin J F Burns William Triplett Mrs Lula Strohmeir Joan Gerhart and Bruce Fauldine appear alongside residents in Lorain Oberlin Avon Lake and surrounding communities.
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Elyria
Florence Martin
J. F. Burns
William Triplett
Lula Strohmeir
Joan Gerhart
Richmond
R. W. Bayley
Wass Anna Haker
Helena Sperry
Grace Diedrich
Paul Reynolds
A. H. Funk
Gertrude Daly
Clara Boley
Bruce Fauldine
Carl Rudolpa
J. &. Riley
Ernest J. Handyside
Lorain
Ray Thomas
Joseph Jenkins
Louis Schreck
Charles Lorrence
George Tomka
A Bemis
Theodore Mead
David Lachman
Maude Linden
Carrie Moody
W. T. Shaw
Albert E. Williams
Otto Binder
Joseph Harrington
G F Randall
Joan J Bower
George Roll
Joseph Gable
Fred A. Koegie
Frank Ragan
Philip Gifford
Elmer G. Wie
Elizabeth Schiska
Elizabeth Thompson
Anna Swarts
Jessie Weber
Geo Sheriden
Charles Nagy
Abe Besers
Paul Meitzke
Julius Dute
Nelson P.ppert
Amherst Township
Steve Cowie
Camden
Seymour Norton
Amerst Township
Harry Pratt
Huntington
Noah Taft
Yellow Line
A. B Root
Belden
W. T. Howard
Oberlin
Eaton Grange Meeting and Cosmic Ray Note
Eaton Grange No 1964 will meet in the school auditorium on Tuesday Feb 9. A class of candidates will be obligated in the third and fourth degrees by the Grafton and Carlisle teams. Scientists search mountain tops for origin of cosmic ray.
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Eaton
Eaton Grange No
Grafton
Carlisle
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