Families Enrolled At Elyria Commissary Hit 944
Elyria Relief Committee reports 944 families enrolled since opening the city hall commissary to aid the needy. About 4 120 people are included, with some cards discarded after investigations showed ineligible applicants. The committee asks residents to report undeserving relief cases and guards against fraud while coal distribution continues with 535 tons sent out. Contracts for monthly supplies were awarded to Crooks Coal and Supply and 15 local firms participate in groceries and other essentials.
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At Ath
Elyria Relief Committee
Elyrians
Mittee
Crooks Coal
Elyria
Nine Children Visit Clinic At Gates Hospital
Nine children attended a semi monthly clinic at Gates Hospital along with 38 other youths from northern Johany areas. The event featured Dr. C H Heyman and Dr F Steen conducting examinations as 39 children receive care for spinal and related conditions. visitors included Johany Komjenovich from Ifield and Dr. Gage, a 25 year veteran of United States government service.
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Johany Komjenovich
Ifield
Gates Hospital
Ohany
Gage
United Government Service
Tellospital
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Oberlin
C. H. Heyman
Lawrence Erie
Steen
Elyria
Man
Amherst
Grafton
Low Wellington
Litchfield
Fragmentary Ancient Worship Message Found in Text
The readable lines describe a long history of natural gag and Persian fire worship with references to ancient altars. A scrambled note mentions a person named Caell and a message to Mr. Disrael urging prompt reading of a book.
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Caell
Mr. Disrael
Local suit against National Tube Co appeals workers comp ruling
Edward Martin of 104 Rush Street files in common pleas court to appeal an Industrial Commission of Ohio decision suspending his workers compensation for injuries on December 22, 1919. Police pistol team defeats Harry Pennzoil 762 to 747 at the police range with top scorers listed. Miller sustains thigh laceration at work. 28 stitches. Road improvements planned for Jones road in Brighton with slag purchase. Autos damaged in Broad Street collision. Higgin ditch in Henrietta township viewed ahead of improvement hearing.
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National Tube CO
Edward Martin
Rush Street
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Martin
Harry Pennzoil
Southam
Hamlin
Miller
Olmstead
Parker
Kelling
Rice
Haury
Hart
Trumpy
Brighton Township
Multiple Death Notices From Ohio City and Nearby Areas
Death notices report Ruth Walsh Becker dying after childbirth in Cleveland with her infant died. funeral at St. Coleman’s in Cleveland. Lisle F. Hunter, 29, dies suddenly in Birmingham with services at Birmingham M E Church and burial at Birmingham Cemetery. Mrs George Hayes, 62, Columbia Station, dies after illness leaving six children and 13 grandchildren. services at Columbia Center First Congregational Church with burial at Columbia Cemetery.
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Ruth Walsh Becker
al Becker
Phil Walsh
Lisle F. Hunter
Birmingham
Earl Hunter
Merritt
U.S. Coast Guard
Buffalo
New York
B. R. Grime
William Fulgrabbe
Mina Hunter
George Hayes
Columbia Sta., C
Columbia Station
Edgar Brill
Columbia
William Kessler
Elyria
Maurice Burnett
Rocky River
Clarence Hayes
Cleveland
George Milligan
George Lamb
Toledo
Carrie Antean
Carris Peteet
Billsfield
Michigan
Columbia Center
Columbia Cemetery
County inks care contract with Elyria Memorial Hospital
County commissioners entered into a contract with Elyria Memorial Hospital for the care of county indigent cases at five dollars and fifteen cents per day, down from six dollars. The hospital is negotiating with Elyria for city case coverage at the same rate.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Injured Ohio Man Dies at Reid Memorial Hospital
John A. Willams 84 of Lewinburg Ohio died at Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond Indiana after an automobile accident near Eaton Ohio yesterday. He was injured and transported to the local hospital. He is survived by a wife and two children.
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Richmond
Ind
John A. Willams
Lewinburg
Ohi
Reid Memorial Hospital
Eaton
Woman Seeks Partition Of Amherst Township Property
Christine Hemminger of Elyria filed in Lorain common pleas court a suit to partition property in Amherst township claiming an interest in the estate of the late Thomas Hoye. The case names Thomas A. Hoye Jr as executor and several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Hemminger
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Amherst Township
Loraina
Thomas Hoye
Thomas A. Hoye, Jr
Allotment Plan Wins Favor In House
Washington reports a split in Republicans boosts prospects for quick House approval of the 1 billion dollar domestic allotment bill for farm relief. President elect Roosevelt told New York party leaders the plan suits him, while two GOP leaders Michener and Haugen voiced cautious backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
New York
White House
Micheser
Michigan
Rep. Haugen
Iowa
Pictures Recall Coolidge Life in Vermont Display
A Picture postcard display at Elyria Savings and Trust Company windows presents memories of Calvin Coolidge in Vermont. Six cards depict the Vermont home where he took the oath, the room of the oath given by his father, Coolidge with Mrs Coolidge, their two sons, and a Vermont hotel near his boyhood home.
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Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Coolidge
United States
Large Gas Well Strikes in Lorain County Drill
The first Lorain county gas well struck in 1933 was shot on Frank Kovarik’s farm near LaPorte. It flowed 2,500,000 cubic feet in two days and logged 20 feet of gas sand, marking the sixteenth well drilled by C. A. McMillen.
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Lorain County
Frank Kovarik
Graftan Road
LaPorte
C. A. McMillen
County expense audit flags waste and improper charges in Lorain
The report criticizes election booth storage costs, outsourcing of booth care, and ad buys, naming E. A. Horace and Lloyd Troxell for booth care pay. It cites a $32.50 banquet charge at Pleasant View Sanatorium and questioned personal-perk payments. Examiners note large tire payments to former Lorain mayor Paul J. Goldthorpe and compare daily meal expenses among assigned judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
N. H. McClure
Paul J. Goldthorpe
Berlin Graduate To Be Honored At Memorial Service
Dr John R Nichols a Oberlin College and Seminary graduate died December 33 at 78 He served Congregational pastorates in Cleveland Medina Marietta and Chicago Rogers Park He was a Marietta College trustee and Union Theological Seminary of Chicago trustee He received honorary DD from Marietta and Oberlin in 1923 A memorial service will be held January 8 at 4 PM at Rogers Park Congregational Church Chicago
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Oberlin, O
John R. Nichols
Chicago
Oberlin College and Seminary
Nichols
Oberlin College
School of Theology
Cleveland
Medina
Marietta
Rogers Park
Marietta College
Union Theological Seminary of Chicago
Cornelia Hawley
Mankato
Minnesota
Oberlin
Ruth C. Nichols
Florence Nichols Adams
Evantson
John Herbert Nichols
Oberlin Musicians Attend National Association Meeting
A group of Oberlin musicians joined the Music Teachers' National Association meeting in Washington during the holidays. Professor Karl Gehrk ens presided at sessions and hosted the banquet as toastmaster. Frederick B. Stiven was elected vice president for next year, while Gehrkins declined the presidency due to work pressures. Directors Shaw Miss Moore and Miss Taylor of the Conservatory attended with graduates and alumni from across the country.
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Oberlin
Music Teachers’ National Association
Washington
Karl Gehr- Kens
Gehrkins
Frederick B. Stiven
Musile
Mlingis University
Wit and whimsy mix in scattered newspaper lines
A jumble of humorous quips and a short county report. The page blends light sketches about actors and stage life with local government notes. The county faced deficits and legal questions over misused funds and care costs beyond state limits, hinting at declining fair interest.
Oberlin Graduates Engaged in Summer Wedding
Announcement notes the engagement of Miss Maria Louisa Schultz of Kansas City Missouri to Ronald Fraser MacLennan of Oberlin and Pullman Washington. Schultz, Conservatory graduate, teaches at Mount Union Conservatory. MacLennan, Oberlin Class of 1928, earned a PhD in zoology at California and teaches at the State College of Washington in Pullman.
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Maria Louisa Schultz
Herman Schultz
Kansas City
Ronald Fraser MacLennan
Pullman
Washington
MacLennan
Oberlin
Miss Schultz
Mount Union Conservatory
Muaie
al Hance
University of California
State College of Washington
Sociologists Attend Cincinnati Meeting of Oberlin Professors
Professor Newell Sims and S Clayton Newman of Oberlin College attended the twenty seventh annual meeting of the American Sociological Society in Cincinnati last week. Sims was elected to the Executive committee for a three year term. Mrs Sims and daughter Betty joined the trip.
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Cincianati Menting
Newell Sims
S. Clayton Newman
Department of Sociology
Oberlin College
American Sociological Society of Cincinnati
Sims
Society
Betty
Cincinnati
End of Christmas season observance at Christ Church
Epiphany Holy Communion held at 7 am today at Christ Church. Evening service with carol singing and lights procession at 7 pm invites all. Event marks close of the Christmas season in a beautiful service. Briefer notes mention several residents and visitors including Miss Mae Kelly Alois Thrall Josephine Gibson Eugene Morgan Mrs Henry Tulk and their movements between Missouri Washington Oberlin Michigan New London and New York.
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Christ Church
Mae Kelly
University of Missouri
Charles Kelly
Alois Thrall
Washington, D.C
Josephine Gibson
Michigan Star College
Mabel Gibson
East College Street
Eugene Morgan
Conservatory
Atwater Kent
Oberlin
New York
Henry Tulk
Walnut Street
Mrs. Parnell
New London
Blonde Quips and Quirks Stir Daily Newsroom Echoes
The column bundles jokes and snippets about social norms and misadventures. It lampoons marital fashion missteps, misquotes, and light crime notes while riffing on New York visits and golf interludes with a cheeky period voice.
Hoover in Robust Health Amid Strenuous Presidency
The article notes Hoover’s continued sound health and regular exercise during his demanding term. It contrasts rugged alpine flowers showing richer color at high altitudes with valley blooms and discusses Chinese naming customs across life stages.
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Coupal
White House
Hoover
Converse with President Coolidge on taxes and policy limits
The interview recounts Coolidge discussing tax ideas including voluntary taxes, rail regulation, and government roles. He critiques plans shifting losses, notes congressional tactics, and remarks on avoiding quotes or European travel during a presidency decline while reflecting on his own public reception.
F. W. Stearns Visits Northampton in Quiet Distress
F W Stearns a frequent White House visitor during Mr Coolidge's term arrived in Northampton in the night and declined photos saying he was upset as though he had lost his brother. Townspeople discuss Mrs Coolidge noting her lively personality and simple public routines.
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F. W. Stearns
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Northampton
Mrs.Coolidge
Beechea
Hig Automobile
Rail Road
House
Senate
Hoover
Tait
Wilson
Harding
Mr. Hoover
Secret Service
Market Notes and Funeral Declarations in One Sheet
Markets show weakness in butter while poultry and hogs hold steady in Cleveland area listings. The page also covers the Coolidge funeral proceedings and presidential mourning proclamations alongside livestock, grain, and local market quotes with multiple named locations and entities.
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Eastern Reserve
Turner Bock
Lefi
Park Miller
Stanford Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Clinic
W. B. Schenk
North Street
William Schweinfurth
Kipton
Broad Street
Higgin Ditch
Henrietta Township
W. P. Vaughn
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Aasi
Berlin
Sophie Slam
Cook
Chamber of Com
Edgar Herzog
Richard Jacobs
Jacobs
Massachusetts
Chinatown
Greenwich
Ted
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis
Congress
Laval
Yisit
Europe
Wattweed
Page
Claveland
Old Reeks Sc
Ohio
Pennaylvania
York
Pennsylvania
Moatly
Cleveland Ghain
Rock Springs
Broilers c
United States Department of Agriculture
Northern Spring Inn
Qat&e
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Peter Reese
Ohio Street
B. M. O’donnell
Sea of Credit
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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