Agenda Club Plans Big Brother Work For Boys
Judge H C Wilcox of Lorain County probate and juvenile courts joined the Agenda Club’s Big Brotherhood movement committee at a U M L C A meeting. He outlined how members will mentor Elyria boys, assigning each member a boy to act as a big brother. William Jago chairs the committee. four new members Don Geli Royal Underhill James Tickenor and Fred Hackenberrr were added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wilcox
Lorain County
Big Brotherhood” Movement
Agenda Club
U.mlc
Judge Wilcox
William Jago
Don Geli
Royal Underhill
James Tickenor
Fred Hackenberrr
Rev Orcutt Dies At Conneaut Ohio Pastor Passes Away
Rev G W Orcutt pastor of the Methodist church in Conneaut Ohio died at 6:30 pm Thursday. He was well known in Elyria with many friends there. A daughter Mrs Margaret Purdum teaches at Elyria High School and a son W E H Orcutt is principal of Marion Junior High. Mrs W E Orcutt was Mary Garford of Elyria before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Orcutt
Methodist Church
Conneaut
Ohio
Orcutt
Elyria
Margaret Purdum
Elyria High School
W. E H. Orcutt
Marion Junior
W. E. Orcutt
Mary Garford
Death Notice Corrects to Mrs John Kozel and Andrew Gill
A Thursday death notice carried the wrong name for the deceased. It should read Mrs John Kozel. Andrew Gill aged seventh died suddenly at his Rochester home on Thursday February 14. He was a lifelong Rochester blacksmith with friends across the county. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon at two at the Methodist Rochester church, with burial in Brighton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kozel
Andrew Gill
Rochester
Methodist
Brighton Cemetery
Hubbard Divorce Suit Alleges Laziness and Neglect
Anna Hubbard filed a divorce suit against Allan Hubbard charging him with indolence laziness and gross neglect of duty. The petition states he deserted his wife in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hubbard
Allan Hubbard
Ohio House Bills Press New Revenue And Social Measures
The Ohio House at Belmont and nearby counties took up bills on home brew malt penalties, an amusement tax aiming for 10 million dollars yearly, and expanded life imprisonment for all kidnaping if enacted. Other measures seek school bus liability insurance, divorce on insanity, transfer of municipal funds, wool labeling, five year road repair bonds, compulsory auto insurance, and a constitutional amendment allowing a two thirds Supreme Court majority to strike down laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Piper
Belmont County
General Assembly
John J. Hayden
Clermont County
Hayden
Boards of Education
H. J. C. Rowe
Holmes County
T. E. Williams
Mercer County
W. Burlingame
Noble
Benjamin Lear
Trumbull County
Laat
State Supreme Court
Virgil E. Cramer
Toledo
Hunger Strike Man Aims To End Devils In New Hampshire
Fred Conrad, 21, enters the thirty third day of a hunger strike at the Interurban station in New Hampshire. He fasted after a revival meeting to cast out the devil from sinners, claiming to have lost fifty pounds from 200 to 150. His father, a grocer at Russell Point, says the young man vows not to eat until the devil is cast out of him and every sinner in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Fred Conrad
Conrad
Russel Point
Wellington Women Plan Puppet Show for Village Children
Wellington residents report a group of local women organizing a puppet show to entertain village children. The exact date and venue will be announced soon after final arrangements are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Cleveland
Well ington Grange Holds Lincoln Birthday Meeting
Regular Wellington Grange gathering was held Wednesday evening in the Grange hall. The program honored Lincoln's birthday and Valentine season with readings and a heart hunt. Prizes went to Mrs. Co. B. Weedman and William Barber, followed by light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Grange
Grange Hall
Lulu Mason
Lucille Burge
Marian Burge
Ernestine Prosky
Co. B. Weedman
William Barber
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Local Charity Work
Forty two Kiwanians attended a Thursday luncheon deemed among the best recently. Elyria’s BE F Allen spoke on the Allen Home for Crippled Children and future plans. Guest Harry Moore of Wellington recalled Kiwanis aid in obtaining medical care. Music by Ray Rowland and Mrs J C McDermott with Kathryn. Dinner served by the W B A in the G A R Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. F. Allen
Elyria
Allen Home
Harry Moore
Wellington
Ray Rowland
J. C. McDermott
Kethryn
Kepler and Grose Star in Oberlin Game
Harold Kepler and Kenneth Grose, former Willington high school stars, played for Oberlin business college against the Ohio Public Service team of Elyria on the Oberlin floor Wednesday evening. Grose scored several points and Kepicz did excellent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kepler
Kenneth Grose
Willington
Oberlin Business College
Ohio Public Service Quintet
Elyria
Oberlin
Grose
Kepicz
Easter Bazaar Plans By Friendship Guild Members
Thirty members of the Friendship Guild of the Congregational Church met in the church parlors Wednesday evening and began work for the Easter bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Guild of the Congresational
Ohaurch
Funeral attendance and social notes from Goshen and Elyria
Arthur Cave of Goshen Indiana traveled to Wellington for the funeral of co worker F O Morrison. O B C versus O P S Elyria basketball game at Oberlin Wednesday. Mrs E F Grose and family attended Sundar services in Elyria. Mrs Whipple and others visited Elyria for Bills Sundar song books for church choir. Various local residents noted for health and home changes and a Sricgs club gathering with two bridge tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cave
Goshen
Ind
Wellington
F. O. Morrison
E. F. Grose
Elyria
Oberlin
Wednnesday
Wm. Whipple
Lester Miller
Ed Norris
Whipple
Church of Christi
Myre
Frank Space
Uniorrired
Gant
Therese
Clarenca McGin
J. P. Hinken
Jamily
Elsrvia
J. G. Hanney
F. G. Farras
Cleveland
E. R. Finkle
Childes
Warren
Janet
E. M. Miller
Bernie Miller
Fred Miller
S. A. Willams
Gertrude Miller
Frank Richmond
Taylor Street
Valentine Day Cake Caper at City Hall Ends Happy
Fire Chief Bates surprised city hall staff with a Valentine cake. Wilma Gardner placed the cake in a vault, then it vanished. Chief Stankard later revealed he had taken the cake briefly, and it was recovered as sleuths pursued the mystery. Mayor Hewitt served ice cream while festivities continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Wal
Bates
H. C. Cheney
Br. J. Stankard
Miss Gardner
Chief Stankard
Valentine
Ife
James A. Hewitt
Steenth
Auto Club Survey To Check Gasoline Prices
Lorain County Automobile Club will survey gasoline prices at all filling stations Tuesday as part of a national A A A effort. Henry Miller, secretary, said the data will be mailed to the national association. Last year’s survey showed price differences between Lorain County and neighboring counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotain County Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Henry Miller
National Association
Lorain County
Miller
Elyria Eagles At Hearing On Pension Bill
Eight members of Elyria Aerie 431 and about 350 Ohio Eagles attended a hearing on the Old Age Pension Bill before the Ohio House Insurance Committee in Columbus. Attendees included William France president, Steve J Leser, Charles H Kopp, Willia Bruck, J Zachman, William Selbeddlist, Herman Hofsky, J Handiside, N O Burns past grand worthy president, James Hoken of Cleveland, and other Eagles who urged passage. Action was deferred for one week by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Ohio
Insurance Committee
Houses of Representatives
Columbus
Elyria
Aerie
William France
The
Elyria Aeris
Steve J. Leser
Charles H. Kopp
Willia Bruck
Finds Diamond In Can of Lard
Huntington West Virginia February 13 a can of lard costing 39 cents may be worth 709 dollars to Mrs E O Young of Huntington She opened the can and her hand touched a small hard object she cleaned it and found it to be a diamond valued at seven hundred dollars plus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
E. O. Young
Dick in sound film Scarlet Seas at Capithora
Richard Barthelmess first film to be synchronized with music and sound. Scarlet Seas features as the attraction at the Capliothra cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barthelmess
Capliothraire
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Illnesses
Mr and Mrs H S Kirkendall hosted weekend guests from Erie street and welcomed her parents Mr and Mrs H E Hancock and son from Sidney Ohio along with Mr and Mrs J R Hancock and daughter from Renton. Mrs John Delles of Wheeling avenue has been confined to bed for four weeks after a relapse. Mrs Burt Curtice received a valentine box from Kipton fourth and fifth grades and from teacher Mrs Philp Harding. Curtice had served as substitute teacher in Kipton in November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Kirkendall
Erie Street
H. E. Hancock
Sidney, O
J. R. Hancock
Renton
John Delles
Wheeling Avenue
Irs
Burt Curtice
Kipton
Philp Harding
Curtice
Newemwbes
Foremen's club to elect officers at YMCA meeting
The Foremen's club will elect officers for the coming year at a YMCA business meeting on February 25. William McClellan, general secretary of the YMCA announced the plan to form a nominating committee to suggest candidates for the offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foremen's Club
Foremen’s Club
William ©. McClellan
Woman Injured After Fall On Icy Sidewalk
Mrs Jean Mathewson aged sixty of Tremont street fell on an icy sidewalk while walking to a Billy Sunday tabernacle meeting on West avenue. Two young men carried her to a doctor, then she was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment with injuries likely to confine her to bed for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Mathewson
Tremont Street
West Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Five Lorain Granges to Convene Next Week
County farm extension agent C E Rowland announced five Lorain county Granges will meet next week. Carlisle Grange meets Tuesday, Penfield and Brownhelm Granges Wednesday, and Grafton and Huntington Granges Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. E. Rowland
Carlisle
Penfield
Brownhelm
Grafton
Huntington
Ditch Project Denied by County Board at Lorain
The Board of County Commissioners rejected the Fox Ditch proposal at Lorain after yesterday’s hearing on assessments for the waterway. The project was dismissed following the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Lorain
Cognovit notes filed in common pleas court yesterday
Western Reserve Finance seeks $144.42 against E G McCaffin and a Vallecis Emma Kucherunten sues L P Smith and others for $311.97 on cognovit note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Western Reserve Finance Company
E. G. McCaffin
Vallecis
Emma Kucherunten
L. P. Smith and Others
Ohio Wesleyan installs Dr Soper as president
Dr. Soper takes the helm at Ohio Wesleyan after the retirement of Dr. John W. Hoffman. The ceremony drew hundreds, with emails and telegrams from Tokyo and Paris, and a banquet hosted by Governor Myers Y. Cooper. Speakers included W C Thompson, James McConaughery, and Northwestern’s Dr. Bremmitt among others, outlining future funding and educational plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soper
Ohio Wesleyan
John W. Hoffman
Alumni Fund Council
Tokio
Japan
Paris
Coucher College
Baltimore
Northwestern University
Duke University
Myers Y. Cooper
W. C. Thompson
Columbus
Ohio State University
James J. McConaughery
Wesleyan University
Riddletown
Conn
Ernest HH. Wilkins
Oberlin College
B. Bremmitt
Northwestern Christian Agtocaic
William Hung
Yenching University
China
William H. McMasters
Mount Union College
Alliance
Ohio
San Jose
Cal
Edith Brice
Mgre
San Quentin
J. R. Welch
German Scientist Develops Synthetic Blood Pigment
A German scientist has created a synthetic blood pigment that could aid in poisoning cases and improve treatment in medical emergencies. The discovery suggests new approaches to antidotes and rapid response for toxic exposure.
Towed Truck Wrecks Auto Near Vermilion
Sheriff Clarence Adams investigated a wreck on Stop 132 Lake Road West between 10 p.m. and 1:30 a.m. A truck traveling from Cleveland to Detroit driven by Fredger Long and Clyde Lagsard skidded on a hill near Vermilion wrecking Mrs. Dunfee’s car from Vermilion R. D. 1. Local traffic was directed and the damage assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Adams Wild
Lake Road West
Cleveland
Detroit
Fredger Long
Clyde Lagsard
Vermilion
Dunfee
R. D
High School Student Dies From Fight Injury at Ironton
Curtis Herron a junior from Russell Kentucky high school died at Martin hospital Ironton after a fist fight at the school Wednesday night during a basketball game. Herron sustained a broken neck and lost consciousness. Phillip Roby another junior involved in the argument remained under treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton, O
Curtis Herron
Russel
Marting Hospital
Herron
Phillip Roby
Clothes Stolen During Cage Game At Wellington High
Sheriff Adams investigates petty clothing thefts reported during a Wellington high school basketball game with Wadsworth. A gang of boys caused a disturbance and authorities believe they know who took the articles of clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Adams
Wellington
Wadsworth
Beekeeping leaders to speak at Lorain County meeting
Clyde Wheeler of Oberlin president of the Ohio Beekeepers Association and C B Rowland Lorain County farm extension agent will address the Lorain County Beekeepers Association at 7 30 p m Monday at George Yost 1536 East Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wheeler
Oberlin
Ohio Beekeepers’ Association
C. BE. Rowland
Lorain County
Lorain County Beekeepers’ Association
George Yost
East Ave
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Poultry Prices
Market report lists butter with extras and Firsts and Seconds prices. eggs with extras, firsts, ordinaries. poultry including express stock fowls leghorns heavy springers and other categories with per unit prices. car poultry price. potatoes priced per 150-pound bags and 100-pound bags with home grown bushel sacks noted. Prices include cents per unit and per pound across multiple items and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Express
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock Prices and Chicago Cash Quotations
Receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep across markets with weights and bid ranges. Chicago quotes cover butter eggs potatoes wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed with varying tub and case counts and state regional contrasts.
Toledo Livestock and Wheat Prices Report
Toledo Ohio Fed 15 hogs receipts 50 market steady harvest 900 to 1049 mediums 1040 1065 Yorkers 909 1950 good pigs 900 954 calves receipts Wzai market steady sheep andinds receipts light market steady Toledo Wheat No 2 red 21 51 1 52 Rye No 2 1 20 others unchanged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Toledo
Fed
Wzai
Minneapolis grain prices and shipments report
Minneapolis prices show gains in car load lots with 16 cents higher in mixed grains. Quotations for family patents and 98 pound sacks listed, shipments totaling 33,347 double bushels. Wheat quotes include No 1 northern and No 1 red durum with May and July futures at about 1.26 to 1.28 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Oberlin Window Fair date moved to September
Plans for Oberlin’s annual window fair are in motion after Charles W. Wade’s return. The event will occur Friday and Saturday September 13 and 14 before Freshman Week. Prizes rise with no cap, first prize at least ten dollars, merchants may award cash or merchandise, displays to be listed, and band concerts directed by Professor Arthur Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Charles W. Wade
Business Men’s Club
College
George Broadwell
Business Men's Club
Ienry A. Pieff
Arthur Williams
Conservatory
Oberlin Varsity Defeats Western Reserve 34 23
Oberlin Varsity basketball secured its second win, beating Western Reserve 34 to 23. Acting captain Allensworth led with 20 points as he and teammate Meinhold starred, while Barnes anchored defense and Reserve highlight contributions from Bott and Berkowitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Varsity Basketeers
Western Reserve
Allensworth
Barr
Barnes
Meinhold
Bott
Berkowitz
Farm Bureau Service Policies Worked Out
Policies for commercial activities of the Lorain County Farm Bureau service department in 1929 were determined Thursday afternoon when Hugh Bord of Columbus, president of the Obkio Farm Bureau Service Company, met with the Lorain County bureau service committee, as announced by C. E. agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Hugh Bord
Columbus
Obkio Farm Bureau Service Company
Lorain County Bureau
C. E. Rowland
Bender Awarded $3,000 For Raid On His Home
State Senator George H. Bender received 3000 in damages from a Cleveland jury for an unwarranted liquor raid on his home on August 19, 1926. The verdict allocated 2000 from the estate of late W. J. Patrick and Southern Insurance Company to bond raiders and 1000 from raider John Connors and Metropolitan Casualty Insurance. Bender had sought 50000, with a prior 25000 award overturned on appeal. Patrick headed the raiding party, acting on a warrant signed by former East Cleveland justice Stanton Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George H. Bender
Frederick P. Walther
Bender
W. J. Patrick
Metropolitan Casualtty Insurance Company
John Connors
Southern Insurance Co
Court of Appeals
Patrick
Cow Testing Associations Unite in Lorain County
The Wellington and Penfield Cow Testing Associations merged to form the Lorain County Cow Testing Association Number One with 25 members. Ray Eppley of Zanesville was hired as tester, a OSU animal husbandry student, previously fired until March 1, 1930. Officers named are Harry Rowland president J W McHenry vice president and N J Hoskins secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Penfield
Lorain County
C. E. Rowland
Pittsfield
Rowland
Ray Eppley
Zanesville
Eppley
Ohio State University
Milk from the Guatemalan cow tree inspires gum making
A Guatemalan tree producing milk from a cow like source is described as palpable and tasting much like cow milk. The text suggests the tree could be used profitably in manufacturing chewing gum.
Canada Rays Coastline with Lighthouses and Attendants
Canada maintains about 1 71 lighthouses and 2 200 attendants for its coast line spanning 52 990 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sues for 25390 Dollar Accident In Elyria
Adolph Schindler of Elyria sues City Produce and Commission for 25390.30 claiming injuries from an unusual accident. While crossing at F Bridge street and Broad a truck rope swung free catching his logo and dragging him to the pavement. He suffered a fractured skull and permanent impairment of sight and hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Schindler
Elyria
City Produce and Commission Company
Schindler
Bridge Street
Broad
Autos Damaged In Collision At West Avenue Intersection
Two autos collided at West Avenue and Second Street alley yesterday afternoon. H. P. Belber of 138 Astern Hoghts Boulevard drove north on West Avenue as G. Wise Belden pulled from the alley to head south. The coupe was slightly damaged and Belber's auto suffered a smashed running board and damaged rear curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Second Street
H. P. Belber
Astern Hoghts Boulevard
G. Wise
Belden
Reiber
Government Printing Office pamphlet on Infant Care
The host seller distributes a pamphlet titled Infant Care. The government agency reports about one hundred thousand letters requesting this booklet each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Orcutt
Andrew N. Gill
Grangers Meet
MR. Allen
City Hall
Auto Club
Elyria Eagles
Wheeler
Chicago
TC. S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Timothy Szed
W. B. Tuckene
Farm Bureau Service
Dew Drop Inn
Floral Court
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Phil
West
Columbia Ave
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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