Revival Party Has Busy Day At Kiwanis and Church
Yesterday the Singing Revival party attended a Kiwanis luncheon and a 2:20 PM service at First Baptist where Mrs Dibble spoke on The Healing of the Blind Man. George Dibble sang on air and the group led a Business Women's Bible class program. Rev Ketcham preached Behold the Fire Behold the Wood But Where is the Lamb Genesis 22 7 1.
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George Dibble
Harold Mustainé
R. T. Ketcham
Kiwanis Club
First Baptist Church
WLS
Chicago
WGR
Buffalo
CERRE
Toronto
Detroit
Dibble
Miss Kinney
J. L. Birdsall
Harold Mustaine
Mr Dibble
Anpie Lawrie
RK. T. Ketcham
Kiwanis Luncheon Hosts Revival Tenor George Dibble
Kiwanians heard revival tenor George Dibble and his party at a Baptist church evangelistic week event. Guests included Rev R T Kettham and Rev A Pipayor, with Dibble presenting songs aided by Herold Mustaine and readings by Mrs Dibble. A J Richards joined Elyria Kiwanis as a new member.
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George Dibble
Baptist Church
Hotel Newell
R. T. Kettham
First Baptist Ciu
A. Pipayior
Methodist
Dibble
Herold Mustaine
Poultry School to Feature Two Specialists as Speakers
Two poultry specialists will headline the poultry school at the YMCA on January 22. Horton B. Alger of the county extension reports Dr. R. M. Bethke of Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station and P. B. Zumdra of Ohio State University extension department as principal speakers. A motion picture on Chicken Tearing will be shown.
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Lorain Divorce Suit Filed by Local Man
LORAIN man Orden Archer filed in common pleas court for a divorce from his wife Ethel A. Archer alleging she has spent most of their 1911 marriage with other men. The couple has no children. Pleading not guilty to the intoxication charge, John Kloznik of Waverly street had his case continued with a hearing set for this afternoon. County commissioners prepared for another hearing on Hilliard Road right of way damage claims. Henrietta Farmers Institute elected officers to lead next year, with George Unger as vice chairman. Sarl Jones from Ohio State University will be in Elyria tomorrow to discuss soils and crops extension work with Horton B. Alger.
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Orden Archer
Common Pleas Court
Ethel A. Archer
John Kloznik
Waverly Street
War
Klozak
Hilliard Road
Sarl Jones
Ohio State University
Elyria
Horton B. Alger
Lorain County
Carl Muller To Wed Cleveland Woman
Carl L Muller, widower of Vermilion, Ohio, plans marriage to Mrs Mae Post Buell of Cleveland, formerly of Vermilion. The forthcoming ceremony is noted in local society notices as a union for years. further details remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Carl Muller
Cleveland
Mae Post Buell
Vermilion
Ohio
Carl FL Muller
Elyria Shrines Hold Festive Meeting With Guests
Mystic Shrine events in Elyria featured retiring president Alvin Pincher as toastmaster. A 6 30 p.m. dinner preceded an orchestral program, with over 500 attendees including many from Wellington. Shrine officials and past potentates spoke on the club’s work and projected future plans, while entertainment closed the evening.
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Noble
Giles
Guricg
Elyria Organization
Ing
Wellington
Cleveland
Temple
Ker‘an
Williams
Keran
Willams
Presidert Tlarher
Aloran
Frank A. Smoytin
Elorin
Lve
Dotentales
Elyria
Smythe
Death records and farm bureau meeting in Ridgeville
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Erno Kindquist of Broad Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Services were held at Sudro Funeral Home and interment followed at Ridgelawn. Ridgeville Farm Bureau elected Sterling Milin as chairman and Claude Spicer as secretary at its annual meeting.
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Tneant Lindquist
Erno Kindquist
Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sudro Funeral Home
Ridgelawn
Ridgeville Farm Hurkal
Widgeville Farm Bureau
Ridgeville Town Hall
Sterling Milin
Claude Spicer
Sweden Opposes Talking Pictures Reflects Public View
Stockholm newspaper Svenska Dagbladet reports a wide patron survey shows 92 percent oppose talking pictures in Sweden. Respondents criticize talkies as lacking suitable musical accompaniment and warn of adverse effects on cinema culture.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Svenska Dagdadet
College proposes campus changes during Christmas recess
The college announced many changes at the rampus during Christmas vacation. Plans include redecoration of the Men’s Tech lobby, conversion of a trade into a seography building, and use of West Lodge as a service building after moving the department from its current site.
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West Lodge
Geclopy
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Caijlege Irase Han
Local Oberlin Notes and Deaths In 1920s Era Chronicle
Oberlin brief notices recount the passing of Mrs. Mandy Buddington and details of her family, plus community updates on the Woody’s Club, school debates, and engagements. Misprints blur names and places, but the era’s social items include obituaries, club meetings, and local visits, with several residents traveling or recovering from illnesses.
Floods Reach High Levels Hit Ohio Rivers and Homes Evacuated
Seventy five families in Peck's addition near Hamilton were ordered to evacuate as the Miami river reached its highest flood stage in years. The Ginelmnath-Erie bridge near Middletown saw braces swept away and the bridge temporarily abandoned. The Selote and Olentangy rivers surged in Columbus while the Ohio river rose to 38 feet in Cincinnati. Light from the Great Lakes area and Cleveland villages faced outages as sleet battered the region. Temperatures were expected to run from 10 degrees above in the north to 20 above in central and southern areas tonight. Foreclosure action was filed in common pleas court against Joe Kereken and others to satisfy a judgment of 242.90. Two parking violations were recorded by police on Thursday.
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Hamilton
Big Miami
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Middletown
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Cleveland
Ohio
Central
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Common Pleas Court
Joe Kereken
Common Preag
Fire Ravages Angel Building in Huntington West Virginia
A four story Angel building in Huntington catchs fire early today threatening the business district. Damage estimated at 100000 to 200000. Gutted basement and elevator shaft, guests at nearby Frederick hotel fled, traffic snarled. Occupied by M D Angel Company men’s furnishings stock destroyed. Cause undetermined but suspected furnace or insu rance fault.
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W- Va
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Traf
Gallagher Drug
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Capital
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Angel
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PROPOSED COUNTY ROADS AND BRIDGE PROJECTS UPDATE
The Lorain County surveyor reports 14 miles of roads to prepare for spring letting and state paving programs. Planned improvements include Gull road, Roster Park road, Station road, Parsona road, New London road, and a new bridge on Telegraph road over the New York Central line. Estimated cost runs around 9 9 0 0 0.
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Telegraph
Elyria
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Prench Creek
Grafton
Gull
Sheffield Township
Park
Amherst
Crocker
Sprague Roads
Parsona
LaGrange Road
Indian Hollow Road
New London
Rochester
Lorain County
Telegraph Road
Lake Road
Vermillon
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Cleveland show butter at 36-37 cents per pound for extras, eggs at 44-46 cents per dozen, and various poultry prices including fowls at 28-30 cents per pound. Potatoes listed at $4.50 per 150 lb sack, several sacks with specific grower prices. Livestock: hogs mostly steady at $10.60-$10.65, cattle strong on light supplies with steers around $10.00-$10.75, calves up to $18.75-$19.00, sheep and lambs steady to strong with lambs around $14.25-$15.75. Chicago quotes show butter steady, eggs steady, poultry 24-32 cents, wheat and corn ranges, and seed prices. Toledo and Minneapolis grain quotes included for reference.
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Cleveland
Ohlo
New York
Marie
Paris to Host 27th Division Veterans Visit in May
Major General Kincaid and Brigadier General Ly will lead 1909 veterans and Gold Star mothers from New York aboard the Republic on May 13 for a reunion tour of former WWI battle areas in northern France and Belgium. The trip includes ceremonies at Bony Cemetery Memorial Day and official visits in London Brussels and Paris before returning to Cherbourg for the June 4 sailing home.
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Buncorleys Buncombe: Fire Threat Sparks Frantic Holdout
Local residents report a chaotic scene in Buncombe where a blaze fears to engulf a building as rooms are emptied and a crowd gathers. Officials advise safety as rumors swirl about a bizarre incident and a possible arson scare.
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Buncombe
Sunrambe
Bunromt
Babblt
Paris Chamber Plans French College of Business Methods
The Paris Chamber of Commerce intends to establish a French College of Business methods modeled after the Harvard School of Business. Rishon Fleer, tutor of the Hiera, stated it took him only fifteen minutes to write.
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Paris
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Rishon Fleer
Hiera
Greenland
Ter Mountains
Wri
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