Evangelist Urges Aid for Miners Families in Strike District
Rev Edwin Kirby of the First Episcopal Church appeals for help for Hocking Valley coal families after a strike visit. He cites hunger and poverty, with 74 Athens county soup kitchens, a measles outbreak, and desperate conditions as he urges clothing shoes and money donations to the district. The Methodist church opens all week to collect aid and credit will be given for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Kirby
First Episcopal Church
Hocking Valley
Res
Ex Lire
Staliens
Athens County
Carnor
Nember
Iive Jon
Chutels
Indyr
Cluthe
Methodist Church
Urge Parents To Co-Operate In Safety Work
Weary Miller of the Lorain County Automobile Club urges cooperation of parents of school children in Ohio safety efforts. He notes small children pose the biggest safety problem and that instruction at home and in schools improves cross street behavior. He says caution, not fear, protects children and that adults often imitate unsafe conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Automobile Association
Ohio
Weary Miller
Lorain County Automobile Club
Locain County
Canton
Arrest in intoxication case near Elyria Lurain road
Thomas Lanton allegedly used a wreck at the Cider Mill on the Elyria Lurain road and was arrested by Sheriff Esterda. Sworn driving charges were issued, he failed to appear with witnesses, pleaded intoxication before Justice Saw, and was fined 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thowas Lanton
Elyria
Lurain Road
Sherif E
Sterda
Langan
Local notes and family events from Brighton area
Brighten area notes cover visits and gatherings at the Gosa home and the Ewell household. Weddings are noted for Doris Gillette and Lloyd Betts with Gillette teaching in Pittsfield. Births listed include a son to Charles Irving in Oberlin. Canada tobacco exports to 1927 are cited, with Great Britain absorbing 99 percent of the $2,099,400 total.
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Brighton
Annabelle Hirosacieh
Ruby McNavllan
Cleve
Fitrafeld
Marrage
le Ty Ey
Idan
Gillette
Pittsfield
Lioyd Helts
Matcham
Forrest Matcham
Spence
Fred Kasks
Oberlia
Macham
Rollin Ward
Cleveland
Sacther
Ward
Elyria
Fortney
Harry Gill
Adolph Pearce
Minon Rolfe
Esther Gripps
Great Britain
Canada
Foremen's Club Committee Weighs Plans For Thursday Meeting
Foremen's club committee will meet at the YMCA tonight to set final details for the Thursday gathering. Mike Grady, president of the Cantos Foremen's club, and HS Hastings, president of Carton Industrial Corporation, will speak on The Industrial Station as it is Today.
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Foremen’s Club
Forenca's Club
COM Nbsite
Mike Grady
The
Cantos Foremen'’s Club
HS Hastings
Carton Industrial Corporation
Todar
Wife Sues Husband for Divorce Cruelty Three Years
Leila L Sheldos of 33 Redington Brook files a divorce petition in common pleas court alleging three years of extreme cruelty by A W Sheldos of Jackson Hotel. She claims he spent evenings away from home with another woman and often abandoned her when company would arrive. A touring car incident on Washington Avenue involved an unattended vehicle crashing near a Dicsasto2 Electric Co window. owner name not obtained. Foreclosure actions: W C Adams and Amma McPherson property. First Wellesley bank awarded $1 705.69. Charles A Ringier cross petition awarded $206.76. property ordered to satisfy judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Sheldos
Jackson Hotel
Leila L. Sheldos
Redington Brook
Common Pleas Court
Sheldon
Washington Avenue
Broad Street
Harry Rolf
Dicsasto2 Electric Co
Dor
W. C. Adams
Amma McPherson
A Webber
Weltreton Bank
Charles A Ringier
Rotary to Hear Report on Memphis Crippled Children Convent
The Rotary Club will receive a report by President Lawrence Webber on the International Society for Crippled Children convention held recently in Memphis Jena. Police report a Derant coupe with license 498-550 moved to a local garage after being stalled by orders. Damaged vehicles include C Jtors and a Myer auto on Take avenue and Broad Street. Minger agreed to pay for Myer’s damages.
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Rotary
Memphis Convestion Rotary Club
International Society For Crippled Children
Memphis
Jena
Newell Hotel
Lawrence Webber
C.J. Tors
Ninth Street
Andrew Kubeck
Due
Take Avenue
Broad Street
Myer
Gorwe
Wast
BR. S
Minger
Bellfield Avenue
Thieves Rob Office and Household Goods. Divorce Granted
Thieves broke into the Inter-City Coal and Supply Co. on Malcolm Court 23 taking 425 from a drawer. In a separate matter Elnora Milhous was granted a divorce from Morris Milhous for cruelty with alimony and household furniture awarded. Also noted are a spring hatchery delivery of 4 260 chicks and a mortgage foreclosure against Edith Culp in Judge A R Webber’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sana
Inter-City Coal End Supply Co
Malcolm Court
Gas and Supply Company
Elnora Milhous
Morris Milhous
AR Webber
Milhous
Eaton Town
Edith Culp
Stouder Thompsoi
A. R. Webber
Champion Milk Maid Crowned at Ohio State Campus
Miss Margaret Musdford a 19 year old sophomore from Lancaster wins the campus milking contest at the International Livestock Show in the new Animal Husbandry building at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. Fen
Margaret Musdford
Lancaster
Sophmore
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Death Record Mrs Clarence Lyndon
Mrs Clarence Lyndon died at her home on Middle avenue last night at 12 26 age 72 years two months and two days after a two year illness. She leaves a husband two children Rax and Max and three grandchildren. Also survived by a brother L R Todd and a sister in law Mrs Svedon both of Ebert. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Clarence Lyndon
Clarence Lyndom
Middle Avenue
Rax
Max
L. R. Todd
Ebert
Svedon
Nun Stars
White Me
Jerusalem
Women’s Relief Corps
Wellington
James Damon
Fay Bore
East Main Street
Shishirky
New London
Ohio
Elyria
Ohio State Funeral Director's Association
Fred
New London Baptist Thurch
Litcfield
Far Boise
Hich. Fintes
Pentel Ceme
Deaths and notices from Brownhelm Wellington and Avon areas
Obituaries announce Adam Clara of Brownhelm death at 6:45 PM Saturday after heart trouble. funeral at Brownhelm Congregational Church with burial in Brownhelm cemetery. Other notices report deaths in Camden and Wellington, with funeral details and surviving relatives. brief court judgments awarded in two civil cases.
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Adam Clara
Brownhelm
Whit
Bernharde
Amelia Baumhardt Claus
Aliie Leussler
Florence
Henry
Frank Northerm
Airs
William Abel
Brownhelm Congressional Church
N. E. Excott
Brawnhelm Cemetery
Birthday and funeral notices at Middle Ridge and Amherst
Miss Adelaide Webb attended a birthday surprise for Miss Marcella Shrader at Amherst home. Mrs Katharine Eppler funeral services held at Frangelical church Amherst. Mrs Eppley former resident of Middle Ridge. Grange day observances at Hleg ory Tree Grange hall. Various local residents visited, traveled, or attended meetings across Middle Ridge and Amherst.
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Middle Ridge
Adelaide Webb
Marcella Shrader
Amherst
Neal Ludwig
Greer Cellese
Chicago
Mira
J. H. Ludwig
Carrie Schmitkon
Harey Hall
Flyria
Katherine Eppler
Fr Angelical Church
Eppley
J.5s Cliffory
Roy
Katherine Kolbe
Carl
John
Wiliam Bechtel
Hlegory Tree Grange
Albert Hostettler
Pittsfield
J. H. Ludwiz
Amibders’ Study Club
Fred Powers
Marion Philpot
Lakewood
Ruth
Marion Spielgelberg
Eleanor Tolhurst
Amherst News Co
Mamie Fulmer
Elyria
Earl Spielgelberg
N. W. Bechtel
D. C
South Ridge Church
Richard Weeouk
Maple Wood Aid Society
Mra. William
Wolverton
Penfield Junction
Miss Mabel Cratty Dies. YWCA Leader
Miss Mabel Cratty general secretary of the National Board YWCA dies at Rockefeller Institute. Born in Bellaire Ohio she was educated at Ohio Wesleyan and received an LLD degree. Survived by brothers Donald Cratty and Anna Cratry of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mabel Cratty
National Board
Rockefeller Institute
Preumpris
Miss Cratty
Bellaire, O
Charles C. Cratty
Mary Clark Thoburs
Ohio Wesleyam McIverity
L. LD
Donald Craty
C.scinnati and
Walster
Anna Crattry
Fire Dept General Orders Highlight 1911 1923 Rules
Elyria fire department general orders reveal changes over years including uniform restrictions in 1911 sweater jackets outlawed. 1923 riding on apparatus banned. 1931 prohibition on deputy sheriffs or held from duties. smoking allowed in 1915 then later limits. sleeping at stations on off shifts allowed with alert duties.
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Elyria Fire Department
Ire
Potatoes Growing Popular With Cleveland Women
In Cleveland on February 27 local merchants report potatoes in chips or shoestring form are increasingly popular among young women. The trend is tied to fashion and social life with regular purchases by fashionable customers, despite concerns about girth and health.
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Cleveland
Drums
Milady
Markets batter goes higher as prices rise in Cleveland
In Cleveland on February 27 hogs receipts 500 with market steady up 10 cents. cattle receipts 1200 weak 15 cents lower with veal 10-12 dollars higher. calves 800 mixed. Sheep receipts 2600 steady with fat lambs around 16.00 to 16.50 and cull lambs 12.00 to 14.25. overall market movements reflect a sharp production drop.
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Tuhs
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Fire guts buildings amid street debris and charity aid
After a fire damaged several buildings and endangered nearby structures, firemen gained control and rural residents provided refreshments to the crew. Morris Leanick noted previous insurance changes and estimated the losses as investigators assessed the ruins at the scene. The article ends with local furniture shop promotions and prices.
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Walter Watts
Furnace Street
Broush
Charles Decker
Hillsdale Court
William Dammerv
Morris Leanick
Remit of Jury Verdict In Personal Injury Case
Mies Lecan Kasky identified as plaintiff agreed to remit $4,500 of a $12,500 jury verdict. The case arose from injuries when struck by an engine at the Home Avenue crossing, tried in Judge W. L. Fieninger’s court in Sandusky last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lecan Kasky
Brand Offers Aid In Insurance Rate Probe
Congresssman Charles Brand of Urbana offers aid to Governor Desahey in an Ohio insurance rate investigation. He urges action, cites the Supreme Court order, and claims insurers have averaged eighteen percent on invested capital over the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
Columbus
Charles Brand
Urbana
Desahey
Supreme Court
Ohio
Donahey
Qkin
Alterations Underway At Court House Construction Moves
Hammers echo in the basement and third floor as ditch commissioners expand offices by removing a partition and building a new one. The automobile license bureau also shifts a few feet to new space, using part of a former stock room. The third floor awaits the law library volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ditch Commissioners
Automobile License Bureau
License Bureau
Law Library
Charges father and stepmother in custody case
William Pasenow father and Margaret Hecksieto Pasenow stepmother of four year old Hussell Pasenow are named as guardians in probate court papers filed by Otto K Mischka attorney for the Lorain County Humane Society. Mischka alleges abuse neglect and torture and states Hussell is in the care of Mr and Mrs Hermano Leppten with a hearing set for Friday March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
That Witliam
Pasenow
Margaret Hecksieto Passenow
Middle Avenue
Husseil Pasenow
Otto K. Mischka
Lorain County Humane Society
Mischka
Russell
Hussell
Hermano Leppten
Oberlin Road
Local social notes from Murray Ridge area reflect community visits
Mrs Walter Kornett of Henriet ta visits her father John Beckete at Murray Ridge. Eugene Sites and daughter Beasie attend Sowth Ridge church event. Obie Tecadar funeral for Mr Derek's uncle. Wade Johnson of La Grange visits Bo Sites. Walter Bennett sees Mrs Schuber of Kiyria. Muse Winfred Decker from Oberlin College visits. Edwin Eppler and Pearl Eppley host a bridge game. Elyria residents Dab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
Walter Kornett
Henrietta
John Beckete
Eugene Sites
Beasie
Sowth Ridge Church
D. D. Ine
A. J. Derek
Derek
Zamearille
Obie
Tecadar
Wade Johnson
la Grange
City Hall Loses Heat After Sunday Boiler Leak
A leak in the return pipe forced heat loss at City Hall for several hours. repairs began Sunday morning at 9 30 and were completed by 4 00 p m. without the fix the building would have faced a cold Sunday night. The boiler provided heat to the entire City Hall during the outage.
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City Hall
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Kirby
Peuss
Studebaker
Mitez
Elyria Auto A Vice CO
Tannery
Adam Claus
Eg & Laturof
EL Lauprop
Camden
Oberhnoa Hospital
Perkie
Wade Lathrop
Sylvania
Harold
Camden and
Clark
Camden Church
Janes
James H. Damon
Fase
M. Barres
Avon
Joseph M. Barres
Rome
Center Road
Aca
Pas
Agg Christian
Hidge
Wii Io
Ertrede
Adam Wilbert
Dover
Holy Trinity Church
Ason
Ayen Cemetery
Sender
Wam Co
F.S. McGrath
Bloz i
Cha Ie3
Holz
Y.W. G
Fire Dept
Fiey Companies
A.C. A
West End
Hurray Ridge
Ervin Epyley
Muir
Windsor Crepes
Borden Sardi
Elyria Dress
Broad St
Bolivia
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