Minister William Muir Auld Pens Burns Biography
The Rev William Muir Auld minister of the First Can al church authored a book titled Robert Burns and its design earned selection by the American Institute of Graphic Arts as a top fifty beautifully executed volume for 1930. Auld plans another work on the Romance of Christmas for Macmillan in the early fall.
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Enius
Robert Burns
William Muir Aald
First Canal Church
Rew
American Institute of Graphic
Arte
New York
Auld
MacMillan Pub- Making Company
Former Head Of Ohio Elks Dies In Lakewood
Fred W. Mearkle long time Lakewood real estate man and former state and local Elks leader died after a paralytic stroke. He suffered the stroke while at Dr. C. L. Difford’s funeral, was taken to a hospital, and had been active in Lakewood politics and clubs. He resided at 1577 Riverside Road in Lakewood.
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Fred W. Mearkle
Lakewood
C. L. Difford
Mearkle
One Elks’ Association
Lakewood Elks
Mearkle - White-Hauxtable and Auble
Lorain County
Riverside Road
Contest of Stacey will for $600000 estate in Ross County
In Chillicothe on February 26 a jury in Ross County Common Pleas Court considered the will of banker Frederick A. Stacey valued at $600,000. The probate left the estate to Olive Mace and Sophia Hutton's children, while Keira Stacey contests the will claiming Frederick was not of sound disposing mind when drawn.
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Chillicothe
Frederick A. Stacey
Ross County Common Pleas Court
Olive Mace
Sophia Hutton
Stacey
Keira
Henry Stacey
Mrs Daugherty Is Buried Today
Funeral services for 95 year old Mrs Jane Draper Daugherty were held privately in Washington C H. Harry M Daugherty and Mal 8 Daugherty signed a statement announcing the death and noting the ongoing bank law trial of Mal 8 was halted temporarily. Burial followed in Washington Cemetery marking the end of her life long residence in the city.
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Washington, C. H
Jane Draper Daugherty
Harry M
Daugherty
Death Record MRS L A MUFFLY OF GRAFTON
Mrs L A Muffly of Grafton R D No 1 died at her home Thursday morning after a two week illness Born Malvern Ohio January 25 1875 she lived at her present home six years Survived by husband and several children including Mrs Carne Miller Ralph Elyria Mrs Helen Robinson Wellington Mrs Alice Haskins Wickliffe Mrs Eva May Parks Ashland Charles Clarence and Ethel at home five grandchildren a sister Mrs Frank Wallace Alliance Friends may call at Nichols funeral home then taken to the home for services Sunday March first at two PM conducted by Reverend Haynes of Grafton Burial in Nesbitt cemetery Mrs Janne wsienois died suddenly at her daughter Mrs Lena Klasek s home in 111 Byington court Wednesday night Born La Grange March 1 1853 She lived four months with daughter Mrs Klasek Also survived by son Erole Nichols Wellington five grandchildren two great grandchildren and several nephews and nieces Funeral services Saturday at 230 PM in the Amherst area under Reverend Eastman supervision Burial in La Grange
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L. A. Muffly
Grafton
R. D
Malvern
Ohio
Carne Miller
Ralph
Elyria
Helen Robinson
Wellington
Alice Haskins
Wickliffe
Eva May Parks
Ashland
Charles
Clarence
Ethel
Frank Wallace
Alliance
Nichols
Reverend Haynes
Janme Wsienois
Lena Klasek
Byington Court
la Grange
Klasek
Erole Nichols
Eastman
Amherst
Two Fined After Police Raid On Card Party
William Lant of 590 West Broad street was fined 30 dollars and costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt for permitting gambling at his home last Saturday. Gilbert Todd paid 10 dollars and costs for gambling and surrendered 1.55 to officers after having 155 on the table. Other party members including Sam Brubecker Delwin McBride James Breselle Mrs Iva Lant and Earl Powers were dismissed as gambling charges were dropped. Lant said they planned a penny ante game but changed to a sociable rum game due to scarce change.
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William Lant
West Broad Street
James A. Hewitt
Gilbert Todd
Sam Brubecker
Delwin McBride
James Breselle
Iva Lant
Argument Leads To Man's Death
In Columbus, Ohio, James Roach, 60, of Bremen died in a hospital from a fractured skull believed to result from an argument with Charles Clark, 37, of Athens who allegedly struck Roach with a poker the day before. Clark faced arraignment in Athens for manslaughter as Roach had been placed in a semi conscious state before his death.
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Columbus
James Roach
Bremen
Toda
Charles Clark
Athens
Clark
Roach
Justice of the Peace
C H. Porter
Water cruelty cited in divorce ruling in Cambridge
Judge John C Leggeat granted Mrs. Rose Gomes a divorce on cruelty grounds after her husband splashed water on her to pull water from her hair. The article also notes an unrelated figure claiming 3 910,000 dogs and cats are killed annually in the fur trade in Penmog, China, to imitate valuable animal fur.
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Cambridge Mass
Hfs
John C Leggeat
Rose Gomes
China
Arguments unsettled after tests on amateur radio methods
Hartford reports demonstrations by the American Radio Relay League comparing radiotelephone and radiotelegraph. Tests show radiotelephone transfers messages faster under ideal conditions, while radiotelegraph proves more reliable overall. Operators claim honor despite being outnumbered four to one on the band and facing limited range.
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Hartford
Conn
American Radio Relay League
Hamilton Lab Could Be Handed to Federal Operation
In Hamilton Montana the local serum lab that developed a Rocky Mountain spotted fever serum may be taken over by the federal government. Legislation in the state and Congress contemplates expansion of the plant to study tick fever and other western diseases. The facility has housed notable experiments and a powerful stroboscope for simultaneous stills and motion pictures of large motors.
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Hamilton
Mont
Hamilton Laboratory
Congress
Olive Tablets Aid Digestion By Targeting Liver
Advert says stomach upset stems from clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets gently arouse liver function, improving digestion and eliminating bad taste, coated tongue, and low energy. Purely vegetable, olive colored, non griping, sold by all druggists in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes. Take one or two at bedtime.
Time ripe for dry paper in New York
In New York on February 26 Stanley High editor of the Christian Herald urged publication of a dry newspaper in the state and criticized dailies for how they report prohibition and law enforcement. Publisher William Griffin of The Enquirer aims to publish daily and plans to bid for the World when it shifts from the picture.
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New York
Stanley High
Christian Herald
Griffin
Radio receivers worldwide count 24 million plus units
More than 24 million receiving radio sets are in use globally, with a value around one and a half million dollars. The figure reflects broad adoption of radio technology and its growing presence in households and industries.
Markets Summary From Cleveland And Chicago Prices
Grain and live stock markets show varied but steady to slightly higher trends. Butter eggs and poultry quoted with multiple varieties. potatoes and cattle futures noted alongside Chicago receipts and price levels for corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seeds. Industry figures reflect active markets in hogs cattle calves sheep and fresh produce with regional price ranges and quality distinctions.
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Cleveland
Chicago
U.S. Department Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Russell
Colorado
Still Missing Cuba's Population Totals From Census
A recent census shows Cuba's population at 3, 713,767, with updates on demographic shifts and urban growth. The report highlights regional concentrations and changes since the last count, underscoring policy implications for housing, services, and planning.
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Cuba
Plague Germs Remain Virulent After Six Years In Cultures
Scientists report that plague germs capable of causing widespread European devastation in the Middle Ages stayed fully virulent for six to six and a half years when kept in culture tubes, suggesting long lasting potential of the organism in laboratory conditions.
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Europe
Courthouse divorce suits and partition action report
Virginia W Gere Lorain sues Harold for divorce alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty married 1328 with one child Edgar W Hagerman Lorain sues Pearl New York for divorce on extreme cruelty married 1912 Azalea Duncan Elyria sues John for divorce on extreme cruelty Wilma Matovich Elyria sues John Jr for divorce on gross neglect married 1928 with child Ada Nimocks files partition suit naming Frank Nimocks and others in Huntington Township quiet title action Notes on moon tides mention magnetic force on matter and water tides
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Virgina W. Gere
Lorain
Harold
Edgar W. Hagerman
Pearl, New York
Azalea Duncan
Elyra
John
Wilma Matovich
Elyria
John, Jr
Ada Nimocks
Frank Nimochs
Action Ista
Huntington Township
Quiet Title
Joint-Base Generous Tube Pain Relief Ad
A bold testimonial style pitch promotes Joint-Base Generous Tube 60c as a fast acting remedy for painful swollen joints. The ad promises swift relief and urges customers to buy at druggists with a guarantee and a money back appeal.
Moone's Emerald Oil Praised for Skin Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for eczema, barber's itch, salt rheum and other skin troubles. It claims rapid relief, drys eruptions in days, and is sold in an original bottle for 85 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Moone
Weedern Drug Store
C. OW. Prips
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Mre
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Virginis Brooks
San Diego
Cal
SuPerion
Elyria School
Grace Court
Pee
Walton Ice & Fuel Company
Winckle St
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Elyria, Ohio
Ees
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