Pope to Reveal Attitude on Marriage Encyclical
Vatican City January 5 Pope Pius XI to issue a lengthy encyclical reaffirming church teaching on marriage. It should tighten rules on mixed marriages, pledge stronger child-rearing in Catholic faith, and condemn divorce while praising birth‑control opposition and Mussolini’s campaign for healthier babies.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Tier
Holy See
Giovanna
Italy
Boris
Bulgaria
Sofia
Mussolini
Michael F Keane Retires After 25 Years With Rail Line
Michael F Keane retires after twenty five years at the New York Central Railroad. Friends presented him gifts this morning. C W Williams commended his faithful service. He plans to move to Miami with his daughter Ella, residing at 338 Princeton Avenue.
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Pnty
New York Central Railroad
Michael F. Keane
Keane
C. W. Williams
Cleveland Division
Miami
Florida
Ella Keane
Princeton Avenue
Backs From Curb Autos Collide In LaPorte Street Crash
Police report two cars collide on Broad Street Saturday evening as Frank Rhoads backs his vehicle from the curb. The drivers are Helen Bonner of North Ridgeville and Frank Rhoads, R. D. 2, LaPorte. No injuries reported.
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Helen Bonner
North Ridgeville
Frank Rhoads
R. D
LaPorte
Broad Street
Rhoads
Fractured nose after YMCA basketball game
Donald Gurney aged 18 of 104 Blaine Street sustained a fractured nose during a YMCA basketball game Saturday night. He received treatment at Memorial Hospital and was not admitted as a patient.
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Donald Gurney
Blaine Street
Memorial Hospital
Death Record JCGHS J Hartman Hartman John Joseph Hartman 47
John Joseph Hartman 47 of Cleveland formerly of Grafton died Saturday January third at St John s Hospital Cleveland after a six week illness. He was a son of the late Adam Hartman of this city. He is survived by two brothers and three sisters Michael Hartman Cleveland William Hartman Elyria Mrs Agnes Andrews Elyria Mr Kathryn Le Ponce Elyria and Mrs Sadie Lawson Grafton Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 10 from Immaculate Conception Church Grafton with burial in Immaculate Conception Cemetery.
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JCGHS
J. Hartman John Joseph Hartman
Cleveland
Grafton
S J. John’s Hospital
Hartman
Adam Hartman
Michael Hartman
William Hartman
Elyria
Agnes Andrews
Kathryn le Ponce
Sadie Lawson
Immaculate Conception Church
Immaculate Conception Cemetery
SuD0 On Liquor Charge Fined for Louis Boros
Louis Boros of 110 West River Street was fined 350 dollars and costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt on a possession charge. Police had charged the Boros soft drink place Saturday. Mrs. Boros tried to pour out liquor from a bottle at the sink but officers found it and tested it at ten percent.
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Louis Boros
West River Street
James A. Hewitt
Boros
Verdict Upheld in Libel Suit Between Journal Owner and Publisher
The Circuit Court of Appeals issued final mandates affirming Judge A R Webber’s ruling that David Gibson publisher and Samuel Horvitz Lorain Journal owner won the $50,000 libel suit. The court noted reasonable grounds for proceedings in error.
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William Peer
Samuel Horvitz
David Gibson
Clerk of Courts Today
Circuit Court of Appeals
A. R. Webber
Lorain Journal
Fox Furnace Co. Resumes Operations After Holiday Shutdown
The Fox Furnace Company resumed operations today after a holiday shutdown. The factory is returning to its typical seasonal production period now underway.
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Fox Furnace Co
Directors Meet of Route 20 Association Set for Wednesday
President C. C. Patterson of Norwalk has called an important meeting of the board of directors of Federal Highway No. 20 Association to be held at the Fremont hotel Fremont on Wednesday evening January 11 at 7 30 p m.
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Cales
Route 20
Ass'n
WED
C. C. Patterson
Norwalk
Federal Highway No. 20 Association
Fremont Hotel
Fremont
Fail To Locate Abductors Of Elyria Girl
Miss Wircenski, 18, and Otto Rahrig, 21, escaped after three men posing as deputies abducted them near a gas plant hill on North Ridge road. The trio drove away to Starkey road and Lake avenue before releasing Wircenski near her home. Deputies Caley and Gragger searched county roads until daybreak, but could not identify the suspects or their car.
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Carcella Wircenski
Prospect Street
William Caley
Jack Gragger
Miss Wircenswii
Otto Rahrig
North Abbey Road
North Ridge Road
Rahrig
Twree
Miss Wircenski
Starkey Road
Lake Avenue
Miss Wukeenski
Chuck
Kennery
Pets Die From Rat Poison Reported in Worcester Court
Elyria police report pets in Worcester Court area likely died from rat poison. Officers warn residents to handle rat poison carefully to prevent further pet fatalities and potential harm to people.
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Wooster Court
Elyria
County approves Gibson ditch improvement plan hearing
County commissioners approved the petition for the Gibson ditch improvement in Elyria township at a first hearing this morning. The ditch will be surveyed and cost estimates provided for a subsequent hearing on assessments.
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Gibson
Elyria Township
Wolodsko Set for DUI Trial Tonight in City Court
Oito Wolodsko faces a serious charge of driving while intoxicated and is to be tried this evening before Justice Walter Watts. He is free on $5000 bond after being arrested Saturday.
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Oito Wolodsko
Walter Watts
Wolodsko
Oberlin Club Activities This Week
Oberlin clubs and meetings populate the week with many hostesses and locations. The Nineteenth Century club, T. M. T. M. circle, Sorosis, History department, Merry Wives, and other societies hold events from January 6 to 9 at homes on East Lorain Street Walnut Street Woodlawn Avenue and Woodland Avenue. Notes include installations, guest speakers, and a Masonic lodge officers installation with large attendance expected.
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Oberlin
H. W. Barone
West College Street
Nineteenth Century Club
McFarland
East Lorain Street
Helen Humphrey
A. B. Parsons
J. E. Rosecrans
South Cedar
Woodland Avenue
Sewing Bee
Ella Kendleigh
Finitimi Club
W. R. Richardson
North Pleasant Street
Mary Ransom
West Lorain
North Cedar
J. D. Yocum
Nancy Squire
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Death summons Civil War vet Frank Diederich at 91
Frank Diederich, 91, Ridgeville last Civil War veteran, died January 5 at 2:30 AM at his son Isadore Diederichs home. Born in Germany March 13 1810 he joined Co B First Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery at 22. Survived by seven sons, twenty three grandchildren, ten great grandchildren. Funeral January 7 9:30 AM at St Peters Ridgeville with burial in St Peters Cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request.
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Frank Diederich
Ridgeville
Isadore Diederich
Cleveland Road
Germany
Sheffield
Cleveland
Co. B
Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery
Diederich
Catherine Pauly
Joseph
Antone
Leo
Paul
Toledo
Aloysius
Isadore
Urban
Richard Allen
Elyria
Holy Name Society
St. Peter's Church
Ridgevile
St. Peter's Cemetery
Peebles Heads Peebles Head Commissioner Board Chooses New Chairman
The Board of County Commissioners elected Thomas Peebles as chairman in the annual January reorganization to replace George Rhoads. The meeting also reappointed clerk, assistant clerk, janitor, superintendent of the county home, dog warden and Lorain Erie Avenue bridge attendants. Commissioner Charles Murray begins his new term today. County appropriations for 1981, totaling about 1.5 million dollars, will be considered this afternoon.
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Board of County Commissioners
Thomas Peebles
George Rhoads
Peebles
Erie Avenue
Lorain
National Tube Co announces management changes at Ellwood City plant
Jay Dunn Jr. of Ellwood City Pa becomes assistant to the vice president with Pittsburgh offices. J W Offutt succeeds him as assistant general superintendent. George E Moyer moves from production to Ellwood City as new assistant general superintendent, reflecting a broader corporate realignment.
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Lorain
National Tube Co
Jay Dunn, Jr
Ellwood City
Pittsburgh
Dunn
J. W. Offutt
George E. Moyer
First Robins Of 1931 Reported
Two robins were seen this morning on Second Street by C. W. Pallas who alerted by-standers to confirm the sighting. The birds are thought to be hold-overs from 1930 lingering in Elyria to claim the 1931 first-of-year title. Also noted, fumigants like hydrocyanic acid are being injected into pine trees to curb bark beetles and other pests.
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Second Street
C. W. Pallas
Pallas
Elyria
Car Crash Near Wellington Injures Five
Floyd Rose of Ridgeville and Miss Helen Schumaker suffer head and skull injuries with spinal trauma after a collision on the Brighton Wellington road yesterday. A. E. Davidson and W. W. Davidson of Wake man and Cleveland escaped unharmed as their car was damaged during the passing attempt. First aid given at Falls Clinic hospital. Also, Berk coal office offers a ton of coal to the first 1931 Wellington baby but no claim by week’s start.
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Wellington
Floyd Rose
Ridgeville
Brighton-Wellington
Helen Schumaker
A. E. Davidson
Wakeman
W. Davidson
Cleveland
Davidson
Falls Clinic
Berk Coal Office
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Schnell held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Schnell age 56 mother of Mrs. Joe Rapking Huntington were held Sunday afternoon at the Rapking home conducted by Rev Charles Recard. Mrs. Robert Holland sang a hymn. Burial was today in Hannibal Ohio cemetery under Keith Andrews supervision.
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Schnell
Anna Schnell
Joe Rapking
Huntington
Rapking
Charles Recard
Robert Holland
Hannibal
Ohio
Keith Andrews
Woman's Association Meeting at Congregational Church
Regular Wo man Association session in church parlors Wednesday at 2 34 PM. Home Missionary department leads with Mrs Bradstock as chairman. Mrs C A Barnes presents an address titled Trailing the Conquistors. Mrs M H Wadsworth hosts the afternoon.
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Woman's Association
Woman’s Association of the Congregational Church
Home Missionary Department
L . Bradstock
C. A. Barnes
M. H. Wadsworth
Community notes from Lorain and surrounding churches
Past State Commander of the G A R S A Williams and Mrs H B Stevick attended the funeral of Mrs Baldwin in Lorain today. Miss Leola Sigler played the organ yesterday at Congregational church in Roy McCormack’s absence. Eight new members were welcomed at Communion services in the Congregational church yesterday. Mrs Robert Holland will entertain Entre Nous Club Friday evening. Mrs S K Warner and daughters Margaret and Jeanette plan a winter South visit starting Sunday. Lena Dibble returned home from Cleveland visit. John Murray of Wellington is ill at home. A Williams will attend the Soldier's Relief commission in Columbus next Sunday. Gordon Gower and his sister sang a duet at the Methodist service last night. A meeting of Methodist Pastors and Laymen will be held in Pittsfield Friday evening with church representatives from ten-mile radius. Pauline Hill sang My Task at Congregational church morning service yesterday. Mr and Mrs H J Yeckley of Lorain were Sunday visitors at the Burt Curtice home.
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G A. R
A. Williams
and Airs
H. B. Stevick
Robert Holland
Entre Nous Club
S. K. Warner
Margaret
Jeannette
Lena Dibble
Cleveland
John Murray
Wellington
Williams
Soldier’s Relief Commission
Columbus
Gordon Gower
Methodist
Pittsfield
Pauline Hill
Congregational Church
H. J. Yeckley
Lo Tain
Burt Curtice
Cleveland Produce and Stock Rates Filed With Local Markets
The report lists prices for eggs butter and poultry in cents per unit, with wholesale figures for vegetables like potatoes and meat categories including cattle calves sheep and hogs. It notes a serious auto collision in Shaker Heights injuring Mr and Mrs Mary Maloney and H F Patel, and cites Charles A Schinatle charged with driving on the wrong side. An alloy steel named Maxhete is described for its heat and corrosion resistance.
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Mary Maloney
H. F. Patel
Twinsburg
Ohio
Shaker Heights
Charles A. Schinatle
Chardon
Hog Receipts and Market Trends Reported
Receipts show hog prices at 400, marker 15 to 620 cents, lower heavies 7.00 to 7.50, mediums 7.50 to 7.70, Yorkers around 0.00 to 25, pigs 0.00 to 8.25. Cattle receipts indicate a steady market. Calves receipts show the market stronger. Sheep receipts up height unclear but market noted.
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Cleveland
Three Dead in Cleveland Traffic Crashes
Police records list three deaths and over two dozen serious injuries from weekend traffic crashes in Cleveland Ohio. Fireman Frank Gallagher aged 38 died after his car torn by an electric interurban freight train. two other victims include 9 year old Albin Zachary among the injured.
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Cleveland
Frank Gallagher
Albin Zachary
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