County Health Chief Reports Diseases in Lorain County
Lorain County General Health District reported 169 communicable cases last month. Dr. F R Dew noted 148 were chickenpox measles mumps and whooping cough with seven new tuberculosis cases and six pneumonia and six scarlet fever cases making up the rest. He cited pneumonia control campaigns and a new whooping cough vaccine as a preventive measure. He urged awareness of early TB and announced a public talk by Dr J A Myers at the First Congregational church in Elyria to discuss tuberculosis exposure and early signs. He also warned about septic sore throat from hemolytic streptococcus and advised prompt medical consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County General Health
F. R. Dew
Dew
New York State Health Department
Vorain Countians
First Congregational Church
Elyria
J. A. Myers
University of Minnesota
Court House Divorces Granted and Filed
In And About The Court House Mrs. Patrick J Crehan of Ely Tia was granted a divorce here on grounds of extreme cruelty by Judge Gus B. Findley. Lillie Belle Hamilton filed suit for divorce from Earl of Lorain on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Mrs. James Walker of Lorain filed suit for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and wilful absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J Crehan
Ely
Tia
Gus B. Findley
Lillie Belle Hamilton
Earl of Lorain
James Walker
Lorain
Pasteur Rabies Treatment Arranged After Oberlin Bite
County commissioners ordered Pasteur treatment for Ben Schubert of the Nickel Plate road area east of Oberlin after a mad Airedale bit his arm yesterday. Dr. F. R. Dew, health commissioner, advised the precaution and sent the dog's head to Columbus for rabies testing. Dr. N. D. Bachus reported another rabies case involving a dog that did not bite anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Schubert
Nickle Plate Road
Oberlin
Airdale
F. R Dew
Columbus
N. D. Bachus
Kipton Woman Is Found In Kentucky
Mrs. Carl Yost of Kipton who was reported missing last July has been found in Brooksville Kentucky in a bewildered state of mind. She wandered about and during moments of memory mentioned knowing Kipton officials. Her husband and authorities arranged return home after the missing money and car were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Yost
Kiptop
Brooksville
John E. Davidson
Kipton
United Mills
Grafton
Kipton Bank
Fifty Counties Owe State Two And Half Million
Columbus Feb 6 Ohio counties nearly 50 in number face about 2.44 million dollars in unpaid state claims from inmate care and indigent support charges. Watchful waiting is planned as collection is unlikely. Claims date 20 to 22 years old with sums largely tied to Orient and Columbus hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H Banta
Attorney General's Department
Death Record Mrs Hannah Hollingsworth
Mrs Hannah Hollingsworth 74 died at 339 Cornell avenue Amherst after a stroke at the dinner table. Born in Derbyshire England she came to the United States fifty years ago and lived at her Amherst home for fourteen years. Survived by husband George son Samuel Elyria four daughters and multiple relatives with funeral details to be announced. Reverend B H Ryan to officiate at Evergreen cemetery South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Hannah Hollingsworth
Cornell Avenue
Hollingsworth
Derbyshire
England
United States
George
Samuel
Elyria
Sadie Beal
Clyde Sayers
Robert Lee
Oberlin
Henry Smith
Albert Roe
Cleveland
Elias
Strongsville
W. H. Hamlin
Florida
Mary Roe
Amherst Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Women's Benefit Association
B. H. Ryan
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Kaminski Frank Sr. 60 Dies After Illness in Elyria
After a nine month illness Frank Kaminski Sr. died at Elyria Clinic February ??? aged 60. He lived at 255 West River Street and was born in Poland October 1, 1976. A moulder at Harshaw Chemical Co. for 27 years, he was a member of Italy Cross Church and the Eagles Lodge. Survived by his wife Agnes, six children Steve Stanley Victor Frank Joseph and Mary Kaminski, 9 brothers and 4 grandchildren. Funeral from Bittner Funeral Home to Holy Cross Church for services Tuesday February 11 at 8:20 a.m. and 9 a.m. burial in St. Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kaminski
Elyria Clinic
West River Street
Ifa
Poland
Elyria
Grafton
Heaas
Harshaw Chemical Co
Ife
Italy Cross Church
The
Eagles Lodge
Agnes
Steve
Stanley
Victor
Frank
Joseph
Mary Kaminski
Michael
Pittsburgh
Martin
Pauline Kaminski
Bittner Funeral
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
St. Vrary’s Cemetery
Convict Tells Of Joy Ride With Guard In Escape Case
A Stateville inmate recaptured in Chicago claims Homer Talley a prison guard helped start a drinking spree inside the grounds and aided the escape. Floss 44 years old serves one year to life for armed robbery in Chicago 1929. Talley 39 was a Lake County sheriff about 12 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Floss
Stateville
Chicago
Homer Talley
Floss
Talley
Lake County
Mrs. Jennie Hart Dies At Oberlin
Mrs. Jennie B. Hart, 64, died early today at Allen Hospital Oberlin after a two week illness. Born August 15, 1871 in Cleveland she moved to Oberlin in 1905 on marriage to Flavius A. Hart who died in 1918. Survived by sons Arthur and Henry of Oberlin and sister Mrs Will Morris of Cleveland. Funeral arrangements at Sedgeman Funeral parlors expected Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, CO
Jennie B. Hart
Allen Hospital
Hart
Cleveland
Oberlin
Flavius A. Hart
Arthur
Henry
Will Morris
Sedgeman
Honor Rolls of 2 Schools Announced
Scholarship honor rolls from Pleasant Street and Prospect schools list students by grade, named for the last period of the first semester. Standouts include Dottle Rowe, John Phunn, Chas Morgan, and Carol Gutman among others across grades 1 to 6 with numerous entries for both schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant and
Prospect
Pleasant Street
Dottle Rowe
John Phunn
Chas Morgan
Carol Gutman
Naomi Hlanmer
Carol Smith
Tommy Zito
Richard Nichols
Bertha Brown
Virginia Goodson
Mercedes Singleton
Joan Street
Louis Rickel
Clinton Hanmer
James Rowle
Nancy Hakes
Jane Yvoncashire
Mary Alice Quinn
Patricia Singleton
Marilyn Spitler
Edwin Alflen
Nicholas Demick
Paul Murphy
Sandy Quinn
Allen Schubert
Stanley Smith
John Totoia
Philip Toth
George Washington
Walter Wood
William Young
Mary Baird
Wilma Buchs
Mary Jane Dunn
Erdena Heffner
Natalia Henderson
Nettie Hall
Anna Savino
Martha Verda
Maretta Worcester
Robert Hart
Clarence Jones
David Lancashire
Peter Lazar
Rolland Spitler
Wallace Walls
Joln Champion
Leona Drage
Jean Porter
Warren Cline
Arhur Dudley
Thommy Gayters
Robert Herrich
Delmar Worning
Robert Kutcher
Graham McCamms
Geo. Keighley
Huber Wheeler
Richard Wright
Helen Javar
Shirley Papworth
Jane White
Prospect St
Stanton Dewey
Bernard Kosanovich
George Wigton
Deborah Lockwood
Nancy Lothrop
Mary Ann Stephan
Sue Thornton
James Close
Peter
Student Roster Fragments by Grade Listed Names
A list of students by grade appears with multiple surnames including Catherine Court Virginia Knisely Melba Portman Mary Alice Utterback and diverse given names across Grades 1 4 5 with numerous Holdens Rohlfes Siddalls and other common surnames in a school roster snippet. The fragmentary OCR shows scattered names such as Dewey Anderson Walter Fowler Eugene Scott and Ada Frost indicating a compiled district student directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hiamlin
Lyman Holden
Eugene Scott
Charles Carrick
Paul Dietlin
Catherine Court
Virginia Knisely
Melba Portman
Mary Alice Utterback
Dewey Anderson
Walloyd Kelly
Elmer Owens
Jack Rohlf
Allen Cooley
Tommy Fair
Bobby Hamilton
Ralph Ruth
Clair Siddall
Sarah Jane Dulmage
Ada Fay Frost
Betty Jou Cgriege
Ellen Taylor
Helen Radcliffe
Ingleborg Skjerne
Panchine Steel
Virginia Steel
Rob’t Howe
Inter-Racial Day Observed At Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Inter-Racial Day will be observed on Sunday February 9 as National Inter-Racial Day. The program at Mt. Zion Baptist Church at 3 00 pm will feature Dr T W Graham from Oberlin School of Theology and Rev F Marshburn. Echoes of Fellowship musical selections from several foreign nations will be presented. The Men's Civic club sponsors the event and invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church Council
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
T W. Graham
Oberlin School of Theology
F . Marshburn
Mt. Zion Church
German Actor To Appear At Oberlin Recitals
German actor Paul Dietz will perform at Oberlin next Monday evening with readings from German authors including Goethe Schiller and Shake speare. The program is presented by Herr Thetz from the Carl Schurz Foundation, who has toured college groups nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dietz
Oberlin
Herr Thetz
Carl Schurz
Herr Dietz
Goethe
Schiller
Army Strives To Eliminate Flying Perils
Dayton reports construction soon begins on the United States only physiological research lab for high altitude work at Wright Field funded with 5000 dollars. Capt. Harry G Armstrong will lead the unit, studying safety comfort health and accidents of altitude flying. Harvard will supply a spirometer and a kymograph to measure lung gases and breathing at altitude, with a rebreather to recycle waste air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
United States
U. S. Army
Wright Field
Harry G. Armstrong
Armstrong
Harvard University
Snowbound States Face Heavy Losses And High Coal Costs
Illinois reports at least ten deaths and tripled auto repair costs amid rising incidentals and medical bills. Nebraska cites $500,000 road clearing costs, 15 percent more fuel purchases, and fears of shortages as four die. Ohio estimates daily road clearance costs between 13000 and 15000, with coal deliveries restricted. Michigan records sixteen deaths with coal costs up 19 to 30 percent. Indiana logs fifty five deaths and 770000 tons of coal consumed with $200,000 road clearing spend. Tennessee notes deepest snowfall since 1900, Knoxville sees high demand for fuel and miners add an extra day, three feet of snow in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Nebraska
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Tennessee
Knoxville
Fanzen Couple Quietly Wed After 13 Years Secret
Red Oak Iowa reports Arthur Fanzen and his wife after a 13 year secret engagement married in Marysville Missouri on March 15 192 They have since resided with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Iowa
Arthur Fanzen
Marysville
Program in Sturges Hall Monday Evening
The final English program will be presented on Monday at 7 p m in Sturges Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peare
Sturges Hall
Oberlin Garden Club to Meet February 10
The Oberlin Community Garden club holds a regular meeting Monday evening at 7 30 in the Behr Boot Shop on North Main Street. The program centers on spring catalogs with brief talks. E J Davis discusses soil preparation sowing seeds and care of seedlings and cuttings. W E Bontrager shares on Hybrid Korean Chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Community Garden Club
Behr
North Main Street
E. J. Davis
W. E. Bontrager
Mr and Mrs Ed Younglas greet a daughter at Allen hospital
Mr and Mrs Ed Younglas of North Pleasant street welcomed a daughter born Friday evening at the Allen hospital. Open house for students will be held at the Methodist parsonage 83 South Cedar street Sunday evening. The Fellowship of Faith series will be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Younglas
North Pleasant Street
Allen Hospital
Methodist
South Cedar Street
Fellowship of Faith
Seven-Come-Eleven Four-fl Club Holds Busy Meeting
At Mellinley Lane home in Butternut Ridge the Seven-Come-Eleven Four-fl Club drafted a constitution appointed two committees and began a new member. Richard Biermacker joined as new member. A fundraising committee to send boys to camp includes McKinley Lane Eler Puskl and Kenneth Jackson. An initiation committee of Ralph Burke as chair with Richard Riedel and Arthur Osborn was named. The club also held a party last Saturday at Miller’s home, following dinner and an evening of recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butternut Ridge
Mellinley Lane
Richard Biermacker
McKinley Lane
Eler Puskl
Kenneth Jackson
Ralph Burke
Richard Riedel
Arthur Osborn
Miller
Luscious Pastry Recipes Revive Home Baking Arts
Home bakers share simple pastry recipes to revive the craft with yeast bread stollen rolls and a chocolate angel food cake filling. The article blends step by step instructions for dough mixing rising shaping and baking with a Niklaus Cellini and Hawkins reflection on morality and providence.
Vanity in Beauty Boundaries Through History
The piece surveys how beliefs about beauty led people to body modification. It notes past practices where teeth were removed or filed, heads pressed flat, ears and lips enlarged with pegs, and facial adornments like nose rings or pins used to shape appearance.
Chicago philanthropist’s legacy funds to be spent within 25 years
The find for charitable purposes left by the late Julius Rosenwald of Chicago must, accord ing to its terms, be spent within 25 years of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Scotland aims to lead in internal air routes by size
Scotland plans a bold expansion to become the country of its size with the most internal air routes. Officials anticipate rapid growth in regional air connectivity, aiming to boost travel options and regional economies across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotlands
Toledo Produce Market and Grain Prices Report
Toledo Produce market notes brisk activity with prices for live poultry hens roosters and ducks listed. Grain quotes include WHEAT CORN and OATS No 2 and No 1 yellow and white varieties. Several decimal and symbol errors appear in OCR yet price points and product types are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clen Roland
Beauty Tips For Neck Care And Ageing Skin
A reader asks how to prevent neck wrinkles and darkening as well as how to maintain clear skin against aging. Advice covers gentle neck scrubs and upward strokes, facial washing, rich creams, neck exercises with head turns, ice massage, and the cycle of oils, creams, and massage for skin lubrication and circulation. A second reader seeks tips to guard dry sluggish skin with age with massages, cold rinses, a foundation or lotion, suntan oil, and maintaining overall health.
Autos damaged in collision on Second and Court streets
Cars driven by Carl Wagner of 238 Wooster court and Charles Scott of 319 North street were damaged about 9 45 p.m. yesterday when they collided at Second and Court streets, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wagner
Wooster Court
Charles Scott
North Street
Second
Court Streets
Dr Harris Named to State Dental Board by Governor
Columbus February 8 Dr P B Harris of Van Wert was appointed to the State Board of Dental Examiners by Governor Davey. He will serve a term beginning immediately and ending in April 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O. Fed
P. B. Harris
van Wert
State Board of Dental Examiners
Davey
Trip To Canada Films Shown At Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Vincent Gray of the Cleveland Plain Dealer will present motion pictures from a recent Canada trip at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Monday night. The Men's Brotherhood hosts the event scheduled for 7 30 p m. Admission is free with an offering collected. both men and women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Vincent Gray
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Men's Brotherhood
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County Health Commissioner Reports
Pasteur
Matt
Myron Bates
Cor. Lodi and
West Ave
Belden
LaGrange
Carisle
Telling Belle Vernon Co
Clair M. Wolf
Kentucky
Hannah Holingsworth
Frank Kaminski SR
the Newell
O'Deane Paint and Wall Paper Co
Acme
Ralph E. William
Oregon
George W. Rogers
Jackson, Mich
Western Women’s Activities
Lester J. Dickenson
Dark Horse
Republican
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Jennie Hart
Secret
Garden Club
Stollen
Vienna
Cellini
Castle of
St Angelo
Hawkins
Africa
Toledo
Eatia
Atras
Jacqueline Paulk
Miami
Fla
New England
Court Street
Star Shoe Shop
Will
City Cab
Howard Peters
Mgr
Puritan
Schroll Coal
Western Reserve
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Phere
Lorain County Company
Lorin County
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