Boy Scouts Celebrate Nineteenth Anniversary
The Boy Scouts of America observe their nineteenth birthday on February eighth with Anniversary Week from the eighth to the fourteenth. The movement has grown to over six hundred thousand enrolled and has influenced many as a force for character, health, and world peace through volunteer leadership and service in disasters and community campaigns.
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Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Millon
America
Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
International Scout Bureau
London
England
Scout Movement
Calvin Coolidge
Florida
Mississippi
New England
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Bors
Bor
Mrs O E Barton Hosts We Twelve Club Card Party
Mrs O E Barton of Seventh street entertained the We Twelve Club with eleven games of progressive pedro. High score went to Mrs Lillian Boddy, second to Mrs P Dimick, and Mrs BE A Manzleman took consolation. Lunch followed. two weeks hence the next meeting will be at Mrs Marion Shrubsole’s Lake avenue home. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty party was postponed due to Mrs Thomas Babcock’s illness.
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O. E. Barton
Seventh Street
We Twelve
Pedro
Lillian Boddy
P. Dimick
BE. A. Manzleman
Valentine
Marion Shrubsole
Lake Avenue
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Thomas Babcock
Freeman
Auto Crash on Cleveland Street Damages Two Cars
A machine driven by L. J. Rockwood traveling east on Cleveland Street collided with a rearwardly backed auto at Artemus Court driven by R. G. Denton of 411 Perry-Paine Building. Rockwood’s car was badly damaged while Denton’s fenders were damaged.
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Cleveland Street
L. J. Rockwood
Second Street
Artemus Court
R. G. Denton
Perry-Paine
Rockwood
Denton
Stop Look Listen Before Buying Elsewhere See Our Sewing Machine
An advertisement touts a new and rebuilt sewing machine with claim of finest quality at the lowest prices, urging shoppers to consider this option before purchasing elsewhere.
County High Schools Set for Billy Sunday Night
Large delegations from Lorain county high schools are expected to attend the special County High School Night program at the Billy Sunday tabernacle Tuesday night. The event was announced today by L. L. Bailey, assistant county superintendent of schools.
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Lorain County
County
Chimney Flue Fire at Prospect Street Causes Alarm
A chimney flue fire at 240 Prospect Street at 8 39 p m last night called Hose Company No 1. The house did not burn, but the furnace and smoke pipe were in bad condition. Firemen advised Pete Smith to notify the owners in Detroit Michigan.
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Prospect Street
Sokol Furniture Truck Collides With Sedan on Spruce Street
Police report says Lloyd Latterman of R D 1 Kipton was turning off Spruce when a Sokol Furniture truck driven by William Allbright of 538 Broadway Lorain struck his sedan. Both vehicles damaged, left fenders and side affected. truck skidded over 30 feet. No injuries reported.
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Sokol
Spruce Street
Yvesterday
Lloyd Latterman
R. D
Kipton
Wiliam Allbright
Broadway
Lorain
Police Dance Attracts Four Hundred Couples In City Hall
Cascade dancing pavilion was crowded to capacity for the eleventh annual police dance. Over two thousand tickets were sold for the benefit of the police pension fund. A highlight featured the Cady twins, Cleveland's radio Sweethearts, sisters of Mrs. Russell Rosenberry, a local funeral director.
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Cascade
Police Pension Fund
Cady Twins
Cleveland
Russell Rosenberry
Second Street
Common Pleas Court Notes Summary of Lorain cases and arrests
Paul Kaplanski sues Charles R. Cook and others for 4602.74 on a land contract related to property in Black River township. I Wasserman sues George Novak for 300 damages from an auto accident in Cleveland. A verdict favors the defendant in E L Miller v T S Ruble for 3107.75 commission in a real estate deal. Lorain Dry Goods wins 42.48 against John Felix. William Baker faces trial for robbing about eight dollars from Mike Elich in South Lorain. linked to Edward McAndrews, a parole violator. Bondsmen warned over three non support indictments. Theodore Pruski pleads to manslaughter and receives five years. he killed landlady Kattis Wojporicz.
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Paul Kaplanski
Charles R. Cook
Black River Township
E. L. Miller
T. S. Ruble
Wiliam Baker
A. R. Webber
Mike Elich
South Lorain
Baker
Edward McAndrews
Reformatory
Theodore Pruski
Lorain
Todar
W. B. Thompson
Pruski
Kattis Wojporicz
Independence demand urged by Philippine island legislature
A special session of the island legislature in Manila tabled a joint resolution urging Philippine commissioners in Washington to pursue immediate and complete independence. The measure claims independence is the only solution for the honor and interests of both peoples. Legislative leaders expect adoption. Rotterdam bank Amsterdam notes a women’s department led by Misa C. Meyers with assistant Miss C D E Kieinhoonte, a lawyer expert on Dutch law as it relates to married women's property.
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Manila
Pli
Washagton
United States
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Misa C. M. Meyers
C. D. E. Kieinhoonte
Soldiers' bank accounts record a large deposit total
The report indicates a combined balance of 2 021 906 45 dollars across soldiers' accounts with an average deposit per person of 253 02 pounds.
Death Record Minnie Schultz 86 Dies at Home
Mrs Minnie Schultz aged 86 died at her daughter Mrs John G Schrock 226 Cornell avenue at 2 30 am after a lengthy illness She leaves a bedridden husband a daughter Mrs John G Schrock and three sons William G of Cleveland John Erhart and Ely of Lester Ohio Funeral services will be at the 226 Cornell avenue residence Saturday at 1 30 pm Rev Harry C Muhiy of Grace Lutheran church to officiate.
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Minnie Schultz
John G. Schrock
Cornell Avenue
Schultz
Wiliam G
Cleveland
John, Erhart
Ely
Lester, O
Harry C. Muhiy
Grace Lutheran Church
Ashur Gibson Dies at 75 in Camden Ohio
Ashur Gibson passed away at his Camden Ohio home this morning aged 75. He is survived by his widow Cora Gibson a daughter Mrs Shefield a grandson Harold Shefield of Cleveland a sister Mrs Elmer Radcliffe two brothers Perry Gibson of Wakeman and Albert Gibson of Clinton Michigan and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Sunday at Camden Baptist Church at two o'clock with interment in Camden Cemetery.
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Ashur Gibson
Camden
Cora Gibson
KR. Sheffield
Harold Sheffield
Cleveland
Elmer Radcliffe
Perry Gibson
Wakeman
Albert Gibson
Clinton, Mich
Camden Baptist Church
Camden Cemetery
Death of Lorain County Man Webber
Frank A. Webber 70 lifelong Lorain resident died suddenly Wednesday while at work for Lake Shore Electric as a watchman. Born Avon 1859, he worked many years for National Tube. Survived by wife Catherine, son A. J. Webber, daughters Mrs Florence Brandt and Miss Irene Webber, ten grandchildren, two brothers Joseph and Peter, four sisters. Body to be moved to St Joseph's church for 9:00 a.m. funeral Saturday officiated by Reverend Ritter. Interment in Calvary.
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Frank A. Webber
Lorain County
Lake Shore Electric Company
Avon
Webber
National Tube Company
Catherine
A. J. Webber
Lorain
Florence Brandt
Irene Webber
Elyria
Joseph
Peter
Margaret Zimmerman
Emma Schmitz
Amherst
Catherine Brindle
West View
W. C. Traxler
Infant Daughter of Malik Family Dies in Elyria
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George Malik of 165 Buckere street died Thursday afternoon February seventh at three o clock in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents three brothers and three sisters. Services were held this morning at Bittner Funeral Home and interment was in Ridgelawn.
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George Malik
Buckere Street
Elyria Aemorial Hospital
Bittner
Thief Captured After Lengthy Chase in City District
Two men chased a thief through Elmira's business district last night. Linsey Black, 31, of Woodford Avenue, was brought before Mayor James A. Hewitt and found guilty of petty larceny for stealing a large box of candy from a Broad Street soda shop. Theodore Rekas, a restaurant clerk, witnessed the theft and gave chase. Godber James joined in and helped overtake Black on Second Street near Middle Avenue before they delivered him to police.
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E Lrria
Linsey Black
Woodford Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Black
Broad Street Soda Skill Ard
Theodore Rekas
Broad Street
Godber James
Oberiian South
James
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Rekas
Farmers Grange week closes at Ohio State University
Ohio State University marks the final day of seventeenth annual farmers week with speeches by Walter F. Kirk Port Clinton master of the Ohio State Grange and Dean Alfred Vivian of the College of Agriculture. Speakers include H A Caton and C A Dyker with an evening program in University Hall. Awards are presented to 131 Ohio farms in seven honors clubs at the honor club banquet headlined by Wheeler McMillen.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Walter F. Kirk
Port Clinton
Ohio State Grange
Alfred Vivian
College of Agriculture
H. A. Caton
Coshocton
C. A. Dyker
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
University Hall
Kirk
Grange
L. W. Vonderau
Berea
Ohio Vegetable Growers Association
Rosamund C. Cooke
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio Beekeepers Association
Ohio
University
Wheeler McMillen
New York
Farm and Fireside
Dairy Herd
Ton Litter
Mayor orders removal of ducks at Byrd Park lake
In Richmond Virginia Mayor Bright ordered the removal of fifty ducks and geese from the Byrd Park lake after complaints that their howling disturbed early morning sleep of residents. The action targets the longtime waterfowl fixture and aims to restore neighborhood quiet.
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Richmond
Byrd Park
Bright
Markets Cleveland Ohio Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Markets report from Cleveland Ohio on February 8 shows butter prices at 54 to 62 cents a pound for various grades, eggs at 36 to 42 cents, poultry values for express stock including heavy fowls and leghorns, and potato prices for 150-pound bags of round white Ohio New York Maine and Idaho russets with price ranges from 2.25 to 2.50 per bag.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland Market Report Prices Slump and Rises Across Livestock
Cleveland O February 8 markets show beef cattle and hogs mixed with higher dressed values for selected weights. Hogs 250 to 350 pounds 10.35 to 10.50, 200 to 250 pounds 10.50 to 10.65, light hogs 9.00 to 9.25, sows 8.25 to 8.75. Cattle calves 250 pounds steady to higher, steers 10.60 to 10.75, cows and vealers steady, vealers 14.00 to 15.80. Sheep lambs weak, top fat lambs 16.75, fat lambs 16.25 to 16.75, cull lambs 14.00 to 15.09, fat ewes 8.00 to 9.00.
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Cleveland. O
Market Receipts and Prices Reported by USDA
U S Department of Agriculture reports mixed movements in commodity markets. Eggs receipts 7,465 cases with varied first grade pricing while butter receipts 5,219 tubs. poultry alive and steady. potatoes and wheat show selective gains and steady tones across regions including Wisconsin Idaho Minnesota and North Dakota with No 1 hard wheat at 1.28 12 per bushel.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Hog Market Receipts Steady with Mixed Gains Across Weights
Hog receipts reach 350 with a steady market and gains of 25 cents. Heavies run 9.65 to 10.00, mediums 10.25 to 10.90, workers 9.00 to 10.25, and good pigs 8.50 to 9.50. Calves are light with a steady market. Sheep and lambs also light with a strong market.
Grain Prices Steady on Toledo Wheat and Rye Markets
The report shows Toledo wheat at No ted 1.46 and 1-2-1.47, with rye at No 2 1.17. Other grains remain unchanged as market listings conclude.
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Toledo
Samaritan's aid turns dangerous in roadside crash
Anton Jakelsky, 66, of Grafton, stopped to help a motorist stranded after a skid. A passing car struck him while he assisted. He was taken to Memorial hospital with lacerations and abrasions. His condition was listed as not serious.
Guilty Not Quite Said by Prisoner Brznske in Court
Felix Brznske fifty sixty at 118 Lawrence Street faced a disorderly conduct charge in police court after a family quarrel. Mayor Howitt questioned guilt. Brznske denied the accusation and spent the night in city jail following his wife filing charges.
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Felix Brznske
Lawrence Street
James A. Howitt
Brznske
Brzuske
City Jall
Mixed Dances At New Ridgeville Grange Hall
Triday February program features Std Cook and Rounds Orchestra performing at New Ridgeville Grange Hall with dance nights and live music for attendees.
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New Ridgeville Grange Hall
Triday
Cook and Rounds Orchestra
Tickle Dance Tonight at Elyria Eagles Hall
Tonight the Tickle Dance debuts as the latest novelty event with music by the Kress Stompers at Elyria Eagles Hall. The program promises lively entertainment and a hum of social activity for local residents.
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Elyria Eagles Hall
Kress Stompers
Court Dismissal Over Brzusko Case By Mayor
The failure of Mrs. Brzusko and her son to appear in court led Mayor Howitt to dismiss Brzusko for want of prosecution. The report notes more than five thousand personal crisis reports filed nationwide last year.
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the Bygienic Products CO
Cantos, Ohio
Kaplan
C. A. Cox
Phore
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Broad St
Common Pleas Court
I. Wasserman
George Novak
Novak
Lorain Dry Goods
John Felix
W. B Thompson
John Harding
SIP
Bulletin
Rudy Mac
20Th Street
Ohic
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Toledo Grain
Samaritan” Hunt
Mill Street
the Brown Company
Valentine and
Washington
Elyria Factory
East River
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Ruth
Interstate Mercantile Co
Jindabo,y
Por Rivant
East Ave
Postoffice
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