Wall Street Stocks Plunge Amid Broad Market Woes
New York February 8 Traders plan closing to adjust to sudden Wall Street downturn. Losses reach about 200 million on yesterday's exchange sales as concerns mount over rate rises, gold movements, and Federal Reserve actions. Pierre S. Du Pont resigns GM chair, Gammot Du Pont named to vacancy.
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New York
Wall Street
the Stock Exchange
Pierre S. du Pont
General Motors
Gammot du Pont
London
Federal Reserve Board
Measles Spreads in Oberlin Schools Report
Dr C D Barrett Oberlin county health commissioner announces a measles epidemic in Oberlin with 32 public school students confined. First case occurred earlier in the outbreak. Public health authorities warn residents of contagious illness in the community.
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Oberlin
C. D. Barrett
Contagion Report at Pleasant Street School
Barrett reports that a child from Elyria introduced the contagion at the Pleasant Street School. One case occurred last week, but fears grow that exposure among students could trigger more infections. parents urged to keep children home at the slightest signs of illness.
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Barrett
Elyria
Pleasant Street
Pro Arte String Quartet Opens Semester Recital
The Pro Arte string quartet will open the second semester artist recital course with a concert next Tuesday at 7 50 p m in Finney chapel. The quartet features Messrs Onnon Halleaux Prevost and Maas and will perform both classical and modern works including Debussy and Ravel.
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Pro Arte String Quartet
Finney Chapel
Messrs. Onnon
Halleaux
Prevost
Maas
Debussy
Ravel
Indians Face Fremont In Fourth League Clash Tonight
The high school team meets Fremont the league leaders in a tough test after Fremont’s narrow one point win over Sandusky last week. Fremont is regarded as one of the strongest opponents on the Indians schedule.
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Fremont
Sandusky
Sunday in Oberlin headline luncheon stirs town
Billy Sunday visited Oberlin yesterday in an informal luncheon with about a dozen friends from Elyria. The event drew local attention but appeared to be a casual social gathering rather than a formal appearance.
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Oberlin
Billy
Elyria
Oberlin Inn diners and local society notes
A report from Oberlin notes a midday dining at the Oberlin Inn yesterday at 12 30 when the evangelist enjoyed his repast but spoke little about Oberlin, calling it a very beautiful village. Dr James Austin Richards will speak at the W C A meeting Sunday at Warner hall at 8 16 on Religion and Action. The Odd Fellows social club held a dance with Eddie Schaefer’s Milan orchestra. At the Odd Fellows meeting candidates were given second and third degrees with refreshments. The Oberlin School of Commerce held a dance with Sunflower Girls of Elyria providing music. Mrs Lawrence matron of Talecott Hall has resumed duties at the college boarding house after two weeks of recovery.
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James Austin Richards
W.C. A
Warner Ball
Odd Fellows’ Soccial Club
Eddie Schaefer
Milan
Odd Fellows
Oberlin School of Commerce
Sunflower Girls
Elyria
Lawrence
Talecott Hall
Fannie Brice to Wed Billy Rose in City Hall
Actress Fannie Brice will marry songwriter Billy Rose today with Mayor James J. Walker performing the ceremony at City Hall. It is Brice's third marriage. Rose is known for songs including There's a Rainbow Round My Shoulder and Looking at the World Through Rose Colored Glasses.
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Fannie Brice
New York
Billy Rose
James J. Walker
City Hall
Miss Brice
Rose
McNamee Here Tonight At Rialto Theatre
Graham McNamee, famed radio announcer, appears at the Rialto Theatre tonight without a microphone. Elyria Radio Dealers Association members display latest radio models and McNamee will share experiences and perform baritone solos from his early career.
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Graham McNamee
Elyria
Rialto Theatre
Elyria Radio Dealers’ Association
McNamee
Brighton social notes and upcoming Victory Day program
Ray Green and sons Earl and Roy left for a three to four week visit in Florida. Mrs Ray Green and son Lyle and Mrs Wm Myers and son Ralph shopped in Norwalk Thursday. Mr and Mrs Albert Carpenter and daughter Gladys were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Dean McClellan and attended church. W C T U announces Victory Day and Frances Willard program at the schoolhouse Wednesday Feb 13 with a special program. all are urged to attend.
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Brighton
Ray Green
Earl
Roy
Florida
Lyle
Wm. Myers
Ralph
Norwalk
Albert Carpenter
Gladys
Dean McClellan
Frances Willard
Local families gather for weekend visits and church services
Joe Yocum and son Elroy of Maxsillon visited Saturday and Sunday with sister and husband Mr and Mrs Walter Mosher and mother Mrs Kate Yocun. Mr and Mrs Sam Garber and family of Canton spent the weekend with sister Mr and Mrs C S Strout. Leon Stone of Spencer and Richard Watters with family plus Mr and Mrs O Coats and son Donald of Wellington called on Forrest Matcham and family. Erwin Grills and family of Norwalk were guests at Ray Green’s Saturday and Sunday. Bert Smalley and Clair Goss attended Billy Sunday services Sunday evening and Sergeant York services Monday evening.
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Joe Yocum
Elroy
Maxsillon
Walter Mosher
Kate Yocun
Sam Garber
Canton
C. S. Strout
Leon Stone
Spencer
Richard Watters
Community News Notes from Local Families Visit Wellington
Mrs. A N Searles has been ill. Dwight Seeley and son visited Mr and Mrs Rex Rowell and family in Wellington. Also, Mr and Mrs Charles Beiley spent Sunday with Rex Rowell and family.
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A. N. Searles
Dwight Seeley and Son
Charles Beeley
Rex Rowell
Wellington
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