Elyria Presses Forward with Trade Board Reorganization
A reorganization and expansion campaign outlines a new broad engagement for Elyria's Chamber of Trade. The plan seeks to unify industrial, retail, civic, and agricultural goals, boost membership, and expand housing and income to advance Elyria among American cities. The effort emphasizes a vigorous, forward looking council to attract investment and improve local prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Tert
Board of ‘Trade
Ral Clearlnx House
Rth
Iumor- Energy
Business and Civic Council
Elglen
Elsra
Rooses
Reversion of Lands Through Heirship Law
A brief note explains the seat as a legal term for returning lands to the original lord or to the rightful heir through inheritance rights, outlining the process and implications under property law.
Oberlin Falls to Case in Narrow 21 19 Defeat
Oberlin College Yeomen dropped a tight 21 19 home game to Case at the Case Club gymnasium. It was 19 all late in the second half when Persons tossed a mid floor heave as time expired. Meinhold led Oberlin scoring while Midnight paced Case. Jin Barnes stood out defensively for Oberlin amid a slow, cramped floor game. An Oberlin Savings Bank window exhibit by local scout troop Don Jameson showcases camp craft and merit badges.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Varsity Cagers
Case
Small Case Club
Meinhold
Midnight
Jin Barnes
Oberlin Savings Bank
Don Jameson
West College Street
Oberlin alumni homecoming program announced by Olmstead
The mid-year Oberlin College alumni events run Thursday and Friday with a Gray Memorial basketball game between varsity and alumni Thursday evening, a student alumni dance, Washington’s Birthday address by Judge Florence Allen Friday morning, and a general alumni council meeting plus a council dinner. An all alumni dinner is planned Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
John G. Olmstead
Florence Allen
General
Council
Oberlin women clubs schedule meetings and events
The history department of the Oberlin Woman's Club meets with Miss Josephine Smith at 145 Woodland Avenue tomorrow at 3 o clock. The Garden department meets this afternoon with Mrs Jeffers at 54 North Pleasant Street. The I T Y T M Club gathers tonight at 7 39 with Miss Florence Sherman at 199 East College Street. The Nineteenth Century Club holds its anniversary party at the Oberlin Inn tomorrow at 6 30 p m. The annual dinner and guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Woman's Club
Josephine Smith
Woodland Avenue
Woman's Club
Jeffers
North Pleasant Street
Florence Sherman
East College Street
Nineteenth Century Club
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Inn Hosts Rosary Night Tonight
Oberlin will hold a rosary gathering tonight at the Oberlin Inn. J C Ford has recovered from a recent bout of influenza.
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Oberlin Sorosis
Oberlin Inn
J.C. Ford
Poor Light I Mostly 0 Osin By Dr C D Barrett
County Health Commissioner outlines causes of eye strain in schools focusing on lighting direction window area and shading book handling and print quality. urges prevention seek occulist care glasses if needed and notes community efforts and recent school activities including parties and sports events.
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C.D. Barrett
Iealth
Community Notes From Columbia Township Local Sale and Meetings
Mrs Beth Osborne Shipley held a public sale of stock and tools at the former home of her late father on West River road. Wesleyan Methodist churches of North Olmsted and West View held a prayer meeting at J N Bastard's home with attendees from Fairview. Meetings planned at the home of Mr and Mrs Morris Varsey in Eaton. Milk associations to meet at town hall Monday night. Mrs Emma Dair of Fields improving at her daughter Mrs Lee Walker’s home. Bertha Gest and children visiting relatives in Detroit. Mrs Roland ill with influenza improving at her daughter Mrs William Jones’s home. Mrs Stout, another daughter of Pittsburgh, Pa., spent the past week with her. Columbia boys' and girls' band rehearsal and meeting concluded with refreshments. Mary Harrington ill with measles. Ami Smith working at Colson plant in Ufrica. Lydia Richards visiting Kent Normal School and staying with her parents. Ladies Aid Society to meet at town hall Wednesday February 20th. Orra Crocker and Hazard Tiltis driving new cars. Grange meets Tuesday evening February 1th. Members asked to bring sandwiches or cookies. Mr and Mrs Arthur May and children of Dimeted visited Forest Ives.
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Columbtia
Beth Osborne Shipley
I. W. Osborne
West River Road
Wesleyan Methodist
North Olmsted
West View
J. N. Bastard
Fairview
Morris Varsey
Eaton
Town Hall
Emma Dair
Fields
Lee Walker
Bertha Gest
Oscar
Mildred
Fern
Detroit
Michigan
Roland
William Jones
Stout
Pittsburgh
Columbia Boys
Mary Harrington
Ami Smith
Colson
Ufrica
Lydia Richards
Pape's Diapepsin Relieves Indigestion In Minutes
Quick lunches ruin digestion and bring indigestion headaches and weakness. Keep Pape's Diapepsin handy and chew a tablet after meals to sweeten the stomach. Thousands report renewed appetite and relief in five minutes as druggists guarantee this remedy.
Yacht Converts Private Ship For Tropical Plant Voyage
Allison V. Armour of New York sails the Otowawa, a 230 foot private yacht converted from a 1 000 ton cargo vessel, on a four month voyage to the Windward Islands to collect rare tropical blooms. The vessel carries 32 crew, two 350 horsepower diesel engines, and a plant propagation room, allowing plant transfers without port visits. Armour has already traversed European and Asian waters and circumnavigated the globe. Captain James H Williams commands the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Windward Islands
Allison V. Armour
New York
United States Department of Agriculture
Milam
Armour
James Hi. Williams
Cold hampers near beer Milwaukee winter
The near beer industry in Milwaukee faced a severe winter as extreme cold halted production. Plant officials said subzero weather prevented filling Montana orders because the beverage could not withstand the cold. In pre-prohibition days alcohol in beer allowed shipment in cold, but this winter forced brewers to use heaters in beer cars to prevent freezing and bursting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Montana
Denier Coin in Medieval Europe
The denier was a principal silver coin in medieval Europe, originating in France and widely used across various realms. It served as a standard unit of value in trade and daily commerce throughout the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Assembly Asked to Fund Banana Oil for Air Service
Hartford report says the General Assembly is asked to approve $1,000 for banana oil to be used by the 43rd division Air Service. The fund buys a wing dope largely composed of banana skin oil, part of the budget for aircraft upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
General Assembly
43D Division
Air Service
Small Change Shortage After Bank Closures
A sudden shortage of small change follows the closing of four banks that were the sole issuers of five value bank notes, impacting everyday transactions and retail businesses.
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Peping
Small notes prove useful for years with genuine counters
The passage notes that small notes with counters are valued for two years as experts can tell genuineness. No counterfeit email notes have circulated, and the notes have always been worth their face value.
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Germany
Girts
Chee
W. B, Luck Hie
North Main St
Alu
WI. Huin Ingersoll
William and Mary Jones
Cora Milly
Esther Schnabel
Josephine Wilcox
Mabel Hice
Bere
Columbia
Irma Kovasic
Edna Durach
G. A. Beers
Anna Martin
G A Beers
Lucky Tiger
Standen
Elyka Sav & Trusi
THE
West Live Lumber Coal CO
Furniture Bargains
West End
Auburn
One Horse
Middle Avenue
4Th & 6Th Streets
Middle Ave
Colonial Sweet Shoppe
5Th Street
Lonelies
Brown Furniture
Furniture
Philadelphia Battery & Ignition Co
5Th St
Radios
Ignition Service
Kaplan
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Harry SH. Smith CO
Broad ST
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