Ahepans Hold Interesting Meeting in Elyria Lorain
Elyria and Lorain chapter No. 144 of the Order of Ahepa held a meeting at Maccabee Hall led by President Peter Delis. Plans were made for a March 26 benefit dance for the destitute and details will be announced. Gust Ronselis of Elyria will join the Greece excursion planned for March, with stops including Macedonia Thrace Constantinople and St Sophia. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Molas of Lorain, a Molas member of the chapter. Next meeting is March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria and Lorain
Order of Abepa
Maccabee
Greece
Macedonia
Thrace
Constantinople
St. Sophia
Smyrna
Ciciades
Athens
Gust Ronselis
Elyria
Theodore Molas
Lorain
Molas
Elyria Chamber of Commerce elects ten directors
Ten Elyria Chamber of Commerce members were elected as directors to fill vacancies from eight term expirations. Full two year terms went to Robert Crehore GB Smythe Al Mason Walter E Davies Jim Armitage A H West Frank Hoover and Max Goldstein. One year terms went to Robert Vestal Sr and Frank Stetson. Five holdover directors carry one year more: E. W. Bell J. R. Dall G. E. Gould A. J. Robinson C. BE. Tucker. Retiring directors include Alex Altfeld E J Crisp A J Curren W Gollmar Henry Heidrich J B Johnson J C Farsch and H T Winckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Robert Crehore
Smythe
al Mason
Walter E. Davies
Jim Armitage
A. H. West
Frank Hoover
Max Goldstein
Robert Vestal, Sr
Frank Stetson
E. W. Bell
J. R. Dall
G. E. Gould
A. J. Robinson
C. BE. Tucker
Stolen Pipe and Plumbing Fixtures Worth 75 Dollars
A theft report to the sheriff's department states that $75 worth of pipe and plumbing fixtures were taken from houses on Gulf road near Spring Valley. L. H. Grobe of 336 Sixth street reported the loss, and a truck was seen taking the items away by a district resident to Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman who investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Spring Valley
Sheriff's Department
L. H. Grobe
Sixth Street
Paul Chapman
Theft from Car in Amherst Reported to Police
Miss Florence Hamel reported theft from her car parked at Second Street and Middle Avenue Amherst. About $3 worth of clothing items were taken after the thief unlocked the door and then relocked it. the incident happened yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hamel
Amherst
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Large Elyria Hi Y Club Meeting At Y M C A
One of the largest Hi Y Club gatherings in Elyria was held at the Y M C A last night. Senior Hi Y members and a large Berea Hi Y delegation boosted attendance to 65. Henry Ingersoll Jr spoke on milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Berea
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Disturbance Arrest At Coliseum Leads to Arraignment
William Robertson of Lorain, two, was jailed after deputies detained him at the Coliseum for causing a disturbance. He allegedly fought ticket collector George Tressell. Robertson faces arraignment in justice court today, Sheriff Clarence Dick said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robertson
Lorain
George Tressell
Justice Court
Clarence Dick
Barnhouse to Appear Before Mayor on Reckless Driving Charge
T. W. Barnhouse of Cleveland is to appear before Mayor W. H. Van Aster today on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested by police last night for driving a light truck 35 miles per hour at the curve at Cleveland and East Ridge streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Barnhouse
Cleveland
van Aster
Eastridge
Lorain Men Released After Short Jail Terms
James Young of Lorain and Jerry Allen of Elyria were released from county jail today after serving full sentences. Young completed one month for hunting without a license and Allen served about three weeks for petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Young
Lorain
Jerry Allen
Elyria
Young
Allen
Elyria Stamp Club to Host Banquet and Auction
Elyria stamp collectors may add to their collections tonight as the Stamp Club holds its monthly banquet and stamp auction at the YMCA. The meeting is set for 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Stamp Club
M. C
Lorain Man Fined for Intoxication and Disorderly Conduct
William Robertson of Lorain was fined 25 dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro. He was arrested at the Coliseum in Lorain last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robertson
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Jones to Speak at Junior Hit Club Meeting
Junior Hit Club members meet at the YMCA tonight with Ernest Jones set as the principal speaker for the regular business session.
Ohio Drys Rally To Block Repeal Action In Legislature
Ohio dry leaders organized for an eleventh hour fight to block repeal legislation. Debate on prohibition was set for both chambers as the Smolka resolution to submit repeal to voters in November loomed on the senate calendar. In the House Rep McCrystal of Erie county planned a similar measure, while the senate temperance committee prepared a bill to appoint 52 delegates to a state convention for ratification of federal repeal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Smolka
Senate Temperance Committees
Harold G. Mosier
Dem
Cleveland
Death Record Paul P. Arendt 68
Paul P. Arendt died at his Center Street home in Grafton after a two year illness. He was born in Germany April 7, 1866 and lived in Grafton 42 years. Surviving are his widow Rosalie four sons Michael Edward Walter two daughters Mary Josephine a brother and two sisters. Funeral plans are pending. An attached cat is mentioned in the home locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Arendt
Rosalie Arendt
Center Street
Grafton
Germany
Hiedro Alloys Company
Elyria
Immaculate Conception Church
Stanley
Benton
Minnis
Michael
Edward
Walter
Barney Bittner
Graften
Mary
Josephine
Jacob
Pauline
Anna
Bittner
No World War Needed to Avert Global Crisis
A concise warning argues that preventing a new world war is essential to avoid the current crisis and widespread fear. The speaker emphasizes the danger of escalation and urges restraint and diplomacy to maintain peace.
Jim Armitage Minstrel Follies At Elyria High School
Jim Armitage and his gang bring the Minstrel Follies to Elyria High School Auditorium for two performances sponsored by the Elyria Kiwanis Club. The 63‑member troupe with a 14‑piece orchestra, led by Billie Lang, will present new scenery costumes and acts, with a white and black face segment featuring James Lilley Jerry Ferguson tap routines Joyce McKinley and the coed chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Armitage
Lorain
Elytia
Dancig Dumters
James Lilley
Jerry Ferguson
Joyce McKinley
Henes Funeral Rites Held in Amherst Ohio
Funeral rites for Henry Henes were held at St. Peter's Evangelical church with private home rites preceding. Rev. C E Schmidt officiated. Duets were sung by Mrs. Lucy Roemer and Miss Hilda Krieg with organ by Frederick Ebbs. Pallbearers included Jacob Rosenkranz John Wiegand Henry Holle John Deuschle Edward Menz Sr and Albert Haas. Burial at Crownhill cemetery. Attendees from Cleveland Lorain Elyria and nearby areas.
Past Chiefs to Be Guests of Pythian Sisters Meeting
The Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters invites the Past Chiefs Club of the Elshna Pythian Sisters to a gathering at Mrs. Laura Barton’s home on Seventh Street Thursday afternoon. Attendees are asked to meet at Mrs. George Hoffiner’s home on Church Street at 1:30 p.m.
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Chiefs
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs Club
Elshna Pythian Sisters
Laura Barton
Seventh Street
George Hoffiner
Church Street
Eastern Stars Oberlin Dramatic Club hosts card party
A Tuesday afternoon card party at the Masonic hall in Oberlin gathered Mrs. F L Hubbard, Mrs. I G Maxwell, Mrs. Jay Gillette, Mrs. H G Battenhouse, Mrs. Harry Nicholl, Mrs. James Nicholl, Mrs. W G Schaeffer and Mrs. Ada Purcell for a social event hosted by the Dramatic Club of the Eastern Stars of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club of the Eastern Stars of
Oberlin
Masonic Hall
That City
F. L. Hubbard
I. G. Maxwell
Jay Gillette
H. G. Battenhouse
Harry Nicholl
James Nicholl
W. G Schaeffer
Ada Purcell
Illustrated Lecture on Archeology of Bible Lands
Prof. Capps of Oberlin presented an illustrated talk at the Congregational church Tuesday morning for Week Day Bible School pupils in grades six through nine, plus high school students and adults. Slides depicted Egypt Mesopotamia and Greece with excavations revealing pyramids sphinx mummies and inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capps
Oberlin
Congregational Church
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Greece
Washington Birthday Party at Stonington Lodge
Stonington Lodge No. 593 F. and A. M. hosted a Washington birthday gathering at the Masonic hall on Tuesday evening. About 109 attended a 6:30 tureen supper, then A. R. Tolhurst led a brief program with remarks by Master W. J. Darling and a talk by Rev. F. Eastman on a Canadian trip, illustrated by slides. A social hour and cards followed.
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Masonic Hall
Washington
Stonington Lodge No
A. M
A. R. Tolhurst
Stonington Lodge
W. J. Darling
F. £. Eastman
Holy Name Group Meeting at Tenney Avenue
Anthony Fuhrman will host Group Number Three of the Harvy Name Society of St. Joseph's Catholic church at his Tenney avenue home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Group
Anthony Fuhrman
Harvy Name Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Tenney Avenue
St Peter's Evangelical Church Hosts Young People's Washington Party
The Senior and Intermediate Leagues of St. Peter's Evangelical church plan their annual Washington party this evening at the church. A three course supper will be served at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Error in reporting vote by councilwoman Kennedy
Chronicle Telegram correction states Councilwoman Anna Kennedy did not vote for the hospital contract. She opposed the ordinance, and the final tally was five yes and four no. The error arose from confusion with an amendment vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Anna Kennedy
Memorial Hospital
Elyria Clinic
Modern novels repeat weary refrains of desire and sex
A terse critique notes the modern novel often embodies a tiresome refrain of sexual longing and disappointment, reflecting persistent preoccupation with erotic themes and unfulfilled pursuit.
Church announces program and social hour for youth
A church invites all young people to attend a program and social hour following the p m. service.
Concordia Club to stage Here Comes Patricia play
The Concordia Club of St. Pauls Lutheran church presents a three act play Here Comes Patricia by Eugene Hafer Thursday at 8 p m at the town hall. Rev H Abram directs the 11 character cast with an orchestra led by Frank Krugman and features by Otto and Arnold Reinking performing hillbilly songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Club
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Patricia
Eugene Hafer
Town Hall
H. Abram
Frank Krugman
Br Otto
Arnold Reinking
Legion Post 118 Plans Washington Birthday Get-Together
Elmer Johnson Post 118 of the American Legion has organized a Washington birthday party in the town hall assembly room this evening. The event is a social gathering for Legion members and wives, and Legion Auxiliary members and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson Post
The
American Legion
Washington
Legion
Legion Aunilsary
Church Board To Meet This Evening
The February meeting of the official board of the local Methodist church will be held at the church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Public School Closes For Washington’s Birthday Holiday
Students at Public School remain home as the school observes a holiday for Washington’s Birthday. The building is closed for the day in observance of the national holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orchestra Rehearsal At Congregational Church
The Sunday School orchestra of the Congregational church will meet at 7 15 this evening for their weekly rehearsal at the home of their director Mrs Pansy Harris Church street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Pansy Harris
Church Street
Knights of Pythias Host PTA Guests at Meeting
Men members of the Middle Ridge school PTA were guests at the Knights of Pythias hall Monday night. After the business session they played dart baseball with K of P winners taking two of three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. OF P
Middle Ridge
Parent- Teacher Association
Middle Ridge School
Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Death call brings Casey and Gallagher kin to town
Ars K Casey and Mr Gallagher of Brooklyn New York sister and father of Mrs Patrick McGarvey were summoned here by the death of Mr McGarvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. K. Casey
Mr. Gallagher
Brooklyn, N. Y
Patrick McGarvey
Mr. McGarvey
Cottage Prayer Meeting at First Evangelical Church
The weekly cottage prayer meeting of the First Evangelical church will be held this evening at the church at 7 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Amherst Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Illness
Mrs Anna Light is reported ill at her home on Park Avenue. Mr and Mrs G Burst Cleveland were guests of Amherst relatives Tuesday. Mrs Thomas Kerns Cleveland spent Tuesday with Amherst relatives. Mr and Mrs F Mackin Elyria spent Tuesday in Amherst. Clair Stiwald and daughter Lois were Elyria visitors Tuesday afternoon. Miss Myrtle Franklin spent Tuesday evening in Lorain. A K Jenne was a Wellington visitor Tuesday. Mrs M Bicel Lorain attended the Henes funeral rites Tuesday afternoon. Mrs John Croll South Amherst road spent Tuesday afternoon with her daughter Mrs George Schroeder. Prof Capps Oberlin was at Amherst caller Tuesday evening. Mrs Ed Rothe Henrietta spent Tuesday morning in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Light
Park Avenue
G. Burst
Cleveland
Amherst
Thomas Kerns
F. Mackin
Elyria
Clair Stiwald
Lois
Myrtle Franklin
Lorain
A. K. Jenne
Wellington
M. Bicel
Henes
John Croll
South Amherst Road
George Schroeder
Prof
Capps
Oberlin
Ed. Rothe
Henrietta
Y-Indus Club Plans Busy Program
The Y-Indus Club outlines a busy couple weeks after a meeting at the Y M C A. William Sullivan joined as a new member. Delegates William Yoo Henry Stolzenburg and George Patterson reported on the state Young Men's Conference at Van Wert. A club ping pong tournament will decide the championship next Tuesday night with initiation of new members a week later. Henry is chairing a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus
Clu
William Sullivan
van Wert
William Yoo
Henry Stolzenburg
George Patterson
Henry
Oberlin Chronicle Address and Delivery Contact
Local notice lists 83 South Pleasant Street Oberlin and Mrs Esther Alfsen with a delivery complaint line for Ronald Wilbond at 3SS85k.
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South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Oberlin Women Host Dinner and New Members Add to Club
Oberlin Business and Professional Women held their regular dinner at the Oberlin Tavern with 21 members present. Six new members joined including Grace Morgan and Edith Princehorn, and plans for swimming lessons at Elyria Y M C A were discussed. A Washington and Lincoln program followed a play "When Martha and George Returned" featuring Nelle Stevens and Gertrude Hunt.
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Oberlin, Q
Oberlin Business and Professional
Oberlin Tavern
Grace Morgan
Hamlin
Doris Boutson
Edith Princehorn
Marie Princehorn
Lovota Stanfield
Elyma Y. M. C. A
Washington
Lincoln
Martha
George
Nelle Stevens
George Washington
Gertrude Hunt
Martha Washington
Agnes Felkner
Erma Champney
Hazel Worcester
Birthday Celebration at Lo Cust Street Dinner Party
Clare VanAusdale entertained seven guests at his Lo cust street home last evening for a birthday anniversary celebration. A several course chicken dinner was served at 6 30 at a well appointed table with corsages for the girls and cigarettes for each guest. A theatre party followed. Guests included Helen Davidson Gordon Dawley Ina Lehbti Paul Stone Ruth VanAusdale Harold Edwards Marguerite Lyman and the host Clare VanAusdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare VanaAusdale
Locust Street
Helen Davidson
Gordon Dawley
Ina Lehbti
Paul Stone
Ruth VanAusdale
Harold Edwards
Marguerite Lyman
Clare VanAusdale
Violin Concert by Reber Johnson at Warner Hall
Professor Reber Johnson violinist and ensemble leader presents a concert in Warner Hall Thursday evening February 25 at 7 30 pm. Mrs Bennett accompanies at the piano. Johnson will perform two pieces never before heard in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reber Johnson
Conservatory
Warner Hall
Bennett
Johnson
Death Wins In 55 Hour Fight
In Cleveland on February 22 a 35 hour medical rescue by firefighters failed to save six year old Mary McGroarty who died from a throat and chest infection. Fire rescue squad No 2 staff remained at the bedside with Mary and her parents Bernard and Mary McGroarty as oxygen was administered. She had been in a coma with a relapse on Tuesday and is survived by a brother Bernard Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mary McGroarty
Fire Rescue Squad No. 2
Bernard MccGroarty
Bernard Jr
Room donated on West Broad for state Rabbit Show
The Elyria Savings and Trust Company donated a large room on West Broad Street for the state Rabbit and Cavy Show to be held in Elyria March 2 to 5. The space will host judging and displays of feeds, housing, utensils, and fur exhibits. The Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association, which is organizing the event, met to finalize plans and noted broad participation from Ohio and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broad Street
West Avenue
Elyria
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
County
Russell Connell
Lorain
Ohio
Stolzenburg Partners With Hi-Y Clubs on Amateur Play
Stolzenburg plans cooperation with the Junior and Senior Hi-Y Clubs to consider staging an amateur play next month. The effort aims to involve local talent and community participation in a venue to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolzenburg
Pansy Chapter to Present Who Kissed Barbara Play
At the Eastern Stars meeting this evening members of the High School Dramatic club will stage Who Kissed Barbara coached by Ethel Rowe. Cast includes Barbara Nichols Katherine Blake Elsie Summers Harold Parsons Wilbur Morris Paul Blake Dick Heacher Horace Gregory a butter and the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Stars
Evaning
High School Dramatic Club
Barbara
Ethel Rowe
Barbara Nichols
Katherine Blake
Elsie Summers
Bride
Harold Parsons
James
Wilbur Morris
Paul Blake
Dick Heacher
Horace Gregory
Legion and Auxiliary hold meeting with history talk
Forty members attended the American Legion and Auxiliary meeting in Legion rooms last evening. A potluck at 6:30 preceded an entertainment featuring Professor W. H. Chapin who spoke on Oberlin's early history with lantern slides. Card games and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
Th Legion
W.H. Chapin
Oberlin
Shirley Papworths Ninth Birthday Party At Home
Shirley Papworth celebrates her ninth birthday with ten friends at her Spring street home. The party featured games and refreshments hosted by Mr and Mrs W M Papworth. Also noted is Dean Anna M Klingenhagen leaving for the National Association of Deans of Women conference in St Paul Minnesota February 22 to 25. Jerry Steel and Russell Smith depart for a Florida motor trip to visit Mrs Steel and children and tour the south. Dr and Mrs Brassasle and son Jack of Washington DC stay with her father Erwin Worcester on College Place. Clayton Hoffner and wife visit his Amherst parents. Vera Fales of Norwalk visits Oberlin friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Papworth
W. M. Papworth
Spring Street
Anna M. Klingenhagen
National Association of Deans of Women
St. Paul
Minn
Jerry Steel
Russell Smith
Florida
Amherst
Vera Fales
Norwalk
Oberlin
Order of the Purple Heart Awarded to Elyria and Lorain Heroes
Elyria and Lorain County veterans receive revived Order of the Purple Heart medals. E. J. Herzog, Newton Shaw and Fred Hadaway are noted as recipients with cited combat wounds and distinguished service. Herzog’s award includes multiple prior honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Elyrians
Lorain
Continental Army
Herzog
Gernaian
Hadaway
Meuse-Argonne
Straw
St. Michiel
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Police Inter-department Shoot Sees Olmstead Team Top Hamlin 475 454
In a police inter-department pistol shoot Patrolman M. E. Olmstead led his team to a 475 to 454 victory over Sergeant Curtis Hamlin. Individual scores include Olmstead 50 and Parker 54 for Hamlin’s side, with multiple shooters contributing across both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Olmstead
Curtis Hamlin
Olmstead
Miller
Obitts
Barnhart
Sweet
Bongs
Johnson
Oldag
Palmer
Crehan
Witter
Hamlin
Southam
Walton
Gibson
Parker
Waldon
Hurd
Markets Cleveland Livestock Report Cows Lead Decline Mixed Trends
HOGS receipts 600 up to 10 20 cents higher top and bulk 160 230 lbs 4 10 with outsiders higher mixed 255 lb average 8 95 and 260 300 lb sorts around 5 75 pigs scarce few heads 3 25 CATTLE receipts 250 most classes steady to firm low grade cows strong common to medium steers 3 85 83 10 cows 1 75 2 00 low cutters rare sausages bulls 5 00 3 40 CALVES receipts shows weaners active steady spots 30 cents higher bulk 7 00 down few 7 50 SHEEP receipts 590 market barely active near choice fat lambs RS 5 90 rye no sales barley 25 85e Timothy seed price 2 36 2 50 per cwt clover seed 6 50 8 00 per cwt
Chicago Grain and Livestock Prices Brief
Chicago market notes show eggs and poultry steady with firm receipts and varied prices. Potatoes on track, wheat at No 3 red 50 cents, corn No 2 mixed 24 1/2 cents, oats around 15 3/4 cents, and other grains listed with mixed quality and class prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Prices for grains and feeds from Cleveland exchange listing
Quotations on corn wheat oats and hay from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange show No 3 yellow corn at 29 1 2 cents per bushel No 2 80 3 4c for certain grades Wheat New red winter No 1 is quoted for car lots Oats No 3 white 21 1 2c No 2 21 1 2c Hay No 1 timothy 31 000 No 2 mixed 10 00 No 1 heavy mixed 10 00 plus various mill middlings bran and meal prices for flour middlings bran and cottonseed and gluten meals also straw No 1 wheat No 1 oat prices listed Alfalfa new first cut 12 00 second cut 14 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Market Basket Prices For Fresh Produce
A list of produce offers with weights and prices including carrots celery Chinese cabbage lettuce mustard greens parsley parsnips radishes turnips and turnip tops. Items vary by basket weight and quality from hot house to washed and topped with prices ranging from about 25 to 159 dollars per lot.
Ely School Publishes The Ely News Honoring Washington
Students at the Ely School publish The Ely News eight pages under editor in chief Josephine Mischka with content on news editorials poems literature jokes and art. Staff includes Florence Welton Hilbert Bowers Martha Suppes and others with reports by Raymond Greer Elaine Johnson and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely School
Ely News
George Washington
Josephine Mischka
Florence Welton
Hilbert Bowers
Martha Suppes
Dorothy Christman
Elaine Johnson
Dorothy Enkler
Evelyn Kieffer
Winifred Meredith
Nancy Silsbee
Raymond Greer
Edyth Radebaugh
Herbert Kaatz
Viola Wilson
Doris Haney
Violet Schroeder
Betty Crooks
Charlotte Waller
Cermak Shows Crisis May Be Passing Amid Hospital Ward Stir
Rumors of a serious condition for Mayor Cermak circulated as he rested in hospital tonight. Clara Beesley said he was sleeping and unworried. Alderman Bowler slept outside his door while aides noted no immediate crisis, and officials warned of potential developments today. Meanwhile Mrs. Joseph Gill, wounded in the attack, continued to improve as Giuseppi Zangara awaits move to state penitentiary after an eighty year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cermak
Clara Beesley
James Bowler
Chicago
Cerpiak
Joseph Gill
Miami Society
Giuseppi Zangara
Zangara
Miami
State Penitentiary
Hamlin Team Tops Olmstead With Narrow Two Month Tally
Hamlin's squad posts a total of 1928 in two months and four practice shoots to beat Olmstead's 1828. Individual scores highlight Brown 28, Sayles 32, Zarnke 26, and Sawyer 35 for Hamlin, with additional contributions listed for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Sayles
Zarnke
Sawyer
Show Hamlin
Aganst Olmstead
Amherst moves ahead with spring referendum on municipal plant
Village officials vow to press a May referendum on a municipal electrical plant despite attorney Miller warning its legality. Mayor Stiwald confirms plans with Harold Burton advising and J. J. Smythe handling the case. Tolhurst cites $1,200 monthly alleged overcharges and a 32 cent per kilowatt rate, urging a rate reduction as the village operates its own distribution system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Miller
Brownhelm
Miller
E. C. Stiwald
Burton
A. R. Tolhurst
Board of Public Affairs
Amherst
Ohio Public Service Company
Tolhurst
Great Quest to Confute Falsehoods Cited
A commentator argues that value lies in exposing falsehoods rather than seeking truth, urging rigorous reasoning and skepticism as a civic virtue and intellectual discipline. The piece emphasizes truth seeking over defending preconceived positions and warns against complacency.
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Ahepans
C. of C
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Bernard McDonald
Say
Finance
Turner Block
Pierre R. Smith
Cities Service Securities
E.H.S. Auditorium
Chronicle-Telegram News
Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Church St
K. of P. Hall
Legion Party
Oberlinn
Vivaldi
Respighi
Turina
Robert Lee
Finney Chapel
Bach
Frescobaldi
Idtor
Russell and Vierne
Lee
Davis
Alien & Sons General Insurance
Oberlin History
Order of the Purple Heart
Cleveland Livestock
Timothy Shed
Farvers
Mill
Bell Co
Acme
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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