91 Year Old Elyrian Tours Palestine for Bible Readings
John Kaley a 91 year old Elyria G A R post chaplain made a world tour with stops in Jerusalem where the Palestine Post published a lengthy interview praising his dramatic Bible readings. Kaley plans to visit Iraq India and back home sharing stories from his travels and his belief in reaching more people with dramatic Bible readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Palestine
John Kaley
Elyria
G. A. R. Post
Jerusalem
Palestine Post
Kaley
the Post
Paul
Joseph
New York
England
The
Post
Mexico
Yale
Wittenberg
Golden Gate
California
Rockies
American Church
Dan
Beersheba
Lebanon
Damascus
Tyre
Sidon
Wall of Solomon's Temple
David Street
Iraq
India
France
Italy
Egypt
Judges To Attend State Bar Meeting
Judges Dr. A Cook and Guy B Findley will attend a state bar association meeting in Toledo next Friday and Saturday, suspending common pleas court activities during the sessions, according to a report today.
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State Bar Association
Toledo
Common Pleas Court Activitie
A. Cook
Cook
Guy B Findley
Faxon and Bates Inspect Central Fire Station Visit
Fire chief W N Bates and incoming safety director I D Faxon inspected the Central Fire Station on Second Street. An alarm from the Eagles Club on Broad Street sent all three companies to a basement fire caused by paper and rubbish with possible cigarette ignition. No damage occurred and the inspection continued at East Side and West Side stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Faxon
Elvira
Wondar
Fire Department
Central Fire
Second Street
W. N Bates
Eagles’ Club
Broad Street
Faxon
Bates
East Side
West Side
Parole Support and Restitution in Rehling Case
Jack Warden supported parole for Rehling while urging restitution. Rehling claimed no funds, earning only two days weekly from Lorain city work. Judge Findley took the case under advisement as Rehling seeks funds to reimburse the county and arrange payment. An audit examined county road department books, costing about $100, with initial theft admissions around $500 and examiner’s report listing $466.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Warden
Rehling
City of
Lorain
Findley
Cold Cook Derivation Ties Undertaker to Dead Meat Phrase
A historical note explains how a doer once described as a butcher or undertaker came to be known as the cold cook. The phrase linked the deceased to unpalatable terms, reflecting era attitudes toward death and funeral work.
Dairy Extension Committee Is Organized
Lorain County dairy farmers organized a dairy extension committee with Harry Rowland of Rochester elected chairman. Similar to other county extension groups, it will plan projects with the county agent to assist dairymen, including growing higher protein roughages to cut cattle feed costs. Members include Simon Nash, Howard Dayton, Sterling Mulls, Lawrence Betts, Dean McClellan, Theodore Camp, Leon Lehman, Park Dimline, plus the chairman. Officials and herd improvement testers announced an annual meeting for February 13, location to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Harry Rowland
Rochester
Pittsfield
Simeon Nash
Oberlin
Howard Dayton
Sterling Mulls
Ridgeville
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
Dean McClellan
Brighton
Theodore Camp
LaGrange
Leon Lehman
Grafton
Park Dimaline
Carlisle
Death Record Mrs Mary Garrett Wife of Frank Garrett Dies at 73
Mrs Mary Garrett nee Martini aged 73 died at her home on Indian Hollow road yesterday at 3:00 after a lingering illness. She was widow of Frank Garrett and born November 3 1861 in Eaton township now of Carlisle township for 50 years. She was a member of La Porta Methodist church. Surviving: daughter Mrs E L Burke of Lemon Grove California and brother Henry Martini of Iowa. Funeral Saturday at 2:00 from Sudro Funeral Home with Dr J Bond officiating. Burial in Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garrett
Sudro Funeral Home
J. Bond
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Mrs Edna A Smith 77 dies at Telegraph Road home Amherst
Mrs Edna A Smith 77 wife of Cornelius Smith dies at her Telegraph road home in Amherst at ten last night. She leaves husband two daughters Mrs Theodore Grills and Mrs Louis Spiegelberg of Elyria township three grandchildren one sister Mrs Blanche Carmichell of Batavia New York and one brother Leon Hamlon of Elyria township. Funeral Monday at 2:00 pm from Zion Evangelical Church with Rev Pferrer officiating. Burial in Murray Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Edna A. Smith
Cornelius Smith
Telegraph Road
Theodore Grills
Louis Spiegelberg
Elyria Township
Blanche Carmichell
Batavia
New York
Leon Hamlon
Elyria’ Township
G. Pferrer
Zion Evangelical Church
Guade
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Longtime Elyria Resident Frank McDonald Dies at 1 am
Frank McDonald of Telegraph Road who had been ill for some time died Friday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He was a produce farmer, born July 10, 1877 in Ohio, and had lived in Elyria 18 years. He was married to Emily Wes Donald and leaves two daughters, Thelma and Louise, a sister Mrs. W. J. Lowe of Blissfield Michigan, and brother Howard of Grafton. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 pm at Nichols Funeral Home with Dr A E Kemp officiating and interment in Penn Yan New York on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
Telegraph Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Emily Wes Donald
Ohio
Elyria
McDonald
W. J. Lowe
Blissfield
Michigan
Howard
Grafton
Nichols Funeral Home
A. E. Kemp
Penn Yan
New York
Elyria High School Graduation Program Cast List
The article lists graduates and committee members for Elyria High School's graduation program. William Lersch Stella Boreski Evelyn Schirack Emma Goodman lead the cast with Robert Wilcox Earl Bosley and Robert Wissinger as principals. The program featured many participants and was directed by Crandall with music by the Elyria High School orchestra conducted by J. Martin Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lersch
Stella Boreski
Evelyn Schirack
Emma Goodman
Crandall
Robert Wilcox
Earl Bosley
Robert Wissinger
Douglas Brydon
William McCray
John Radebaugh
Betty Burnett
John Stevenson
Stanley Dumski
Leonard Moody
Leroy Moody
Marian Stanford
Elaine Schultz
Mary Riehm
Nick Marsho
Alberta Eddy
Richard McDermott
Frank Harrison
Ray Bowen
Robert Mallory
Norman Smith
Earl Pallas
William Latuck
Orval Strohl
Robert Smith
Moe Rae
Milton Gross
Erwin Schultz
Anne Lugas
Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Officers Installed By Pythian Groups In Oberlin
In Oberlin on January 10 the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held a joint installation in the K P Hall with about eighty in attendance. Harry Morgan Jr. and Bill Rosa were among those installed as leaders plus other officers for the lodge and temple. Refreshments and dancing followed. Separate events listed include lectures, assemblies, and recitals at Oberlin College through January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K of
R. S
Russell Kern
M. F
John Denger
M. E
Vic Mack
Harvey Pratt
I. G
Carl Spitler
Harry Gill
Harry Morgan
Grand Lodge
Sarah Hall
Mary Tapper
Charlotte Bahr
Pythian Sister Temple
Mary McGrath
Jean Morgan
Elsie Harley
Florence Morgan
Gladys Hart
Opal Papworth
R. C
Bernice Spitler
Electa Sage
Grace Morgan
Flora Blackner
Hazel Worcester
Ada Cook
Christina Mahan
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Jan 10 15
Oberlin College events include an illustrated lecture at Allen Art Museum 8 15 p m by Richard G Irwin slide view Where Does He Go From Here Friday January 10. Basketball game at Marietta Warner Gymnasium Saturday January 11. Church services Sunday January 13 Student Classes 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 99 a m Vesper Service Finney Chapel 5 90 p m. Monday January 13 Social Science Club 12 15 p m Professor R P Jameson Recent Elections and Politics in France Illustrated 15 p m. Professor Rhys Carpenter Arts Future from its Past Bryn Mawr College 1 15 p m. Tuesday January 14 Assembly Finney Chapel 12 00 M President E H Wilkins College Honor General Faculty Meeting Carnegie Library 4 39 p m. Wednesday January 15 Assembly Fioner Chapel 12 00 M Professor W H Boxers Literature of 1935 Seminars The College of Arts and Sciences 7 15 p m Student Recital Conservatory of Music Warner Hall 7 15 p m Geological Conference Geology
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Finney Chapel
Oberlin Ton
R. P. Jameson
France
Allen Art Museum
Rhys Carpenter
Bryn Mawr College
E. H. Wilkins
Carnegie Library
Fioner Chapel
W. H. Boxers
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Court suits filed over traffic crash and foreclosures
Villor P. Williams of Maryland sues J. A. Waite of Pittsfield and Joseph Holub of Milan for 23785 for injuries from a Route 20 crash near Ridgeville on Sept 22. The Cleveland Trust sues Florence Osterland et al for 4074 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Avon Lake property sought. The Trust also sues Joseph Poyak of Vermilion et al for 2894 to foreclose Lorain property and Louise Wickens of Lorain for 9360 to foreclose Lorain property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villor P. Williams
Maryland
J. A. Waite
Pittsfield
Joseph Holub
Milan
Ridgeville
Cleveland Trust Company
Florence Osterland
Doctor Hume Named Surgical Resident at Strong Memorial
Dr. W. Fulton Hume son of Mr and Mrs Willis P Hume has been appointed surgical resident at Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester New York He has served on the staff for four years In his new post Dr Hume will oversee all surgical patients in the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and in Strong Memorial Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fulton Hume
Willis P. Hume
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
N. Y
Hume
School of Medicine and Dentistry
University of Rochester
Pinochle Party Slated This Evening in I O O F Hall
A pinochle gathering is scheduled for this evening at the I O O F hall, inviting local players to join in a social game night.
Regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters Temple
A regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters Temple is to be held this evening in the K of P Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters Temple
K. of P. Hall
Augusta Wilkins Rites Planned in Tawas Michigan
The remains of Mrs. Augusta Wilkins who died Monday night at her South Main Street home were moved to her former home in Tawas Michigan for burial. Daughters include Mrs Frank Fedge man and Miss Ethel Wilkins of Oberlin.
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Augusta Wilkins
South Main Street
Tawas
Michigan
Frank Fedgeman
Ethel Wilkins
Oberlin
Funeral services for Helen Crosby
Funeral services for Helen Crosby were held Thursday morning at Sedgeman Funeral Parlors after she died Monday night at Allen Hospital. Burial was in Westwood Cemetery. She is survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Crosby of North Professor Street, two brothers John and Charles, a sister Pauline, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crosby, Sr. of Elvira and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Dixon of Atlantic City.
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Helen Crosby
Allen Hospital
Sedgeman Funeral
Westwood Cemetery
Helen
J. K. Crosby
North Professor Street
John
Charles
Pauline
Charles Crosby
Elvrra
F. J. Dixon
Atlantic City
National Union For Social Justice Meets This Evening
A large crowd is expected at the National Union for Social Justice meeting this evening at Gates school auditorium at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union For Social Justice
Gates School
National Bank Sues Jaffe for Foreclosure in Lorain
The National Bank of Commerce of Lorain filed suit against Reuben Jaffe for 3975 dollars and sought foreclosure of Lorain property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Commerce of
Wellington youth parole hearing for Lester Simpkinson
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook delayed ruling on Lester Simpkinson 18 Wellington who pleaded guilty to assault with intent to rob. City officials and citizens testified in favor of parole as the youth remains jailed after serving one month awaiting the court's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Lester Simpkinson
Wellington
Counties to receive relief loans with March peak plan
Two hundred thousand dollars would be arranged to assist counties facing peak relief demand in March rather than January. Loans from the rotary fund must be repaid by June 1, after which state poor relief funds would be allocated to counties on a 25 percent matching basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Fund
President Seeks Controlled Production for Farm Program
Washington Jan 10 President Roosevelt described the National Farm Program as meaning controlled production rather than export subsidies. He argued the policy aims to stabilize outputs and prices without relying on subsidies. The remarks frame the program as a managed production approach at the national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Examiners Ready to Help Vendors Report Sales Tax
Local sales tax examiners John Lugaski and Baxter Sharp announced they will tour multiple county sites in the month to aid vendors in filing reports by December 31 1935. The amended law requires farmers selling retail to obtain a vendor license and collect tax, aligning with grocers and merchants. They will visit Wellington Oberlin Elyria Grafton La Grange and the county seat to assist on specific dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lugaski
Baxter Sharp
Wellington
Oberlin Council
Elyria
Carey's Drug Store
Grafton
la Grange
United Front bill would pay World War I veterans bonus in new currency
Lawmakers push currency expansion to fund a $2.2 billion veteran bonus. Rep Wright Patman leads the effort after the previous veto override failed in the Senate. About 3,463,000 veterans hold certificates totaling roughly $3.5 billion. supporters say cash flow would boost purchasing power and aid recovery.
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Treasury
Wright Patman
D. Tex
United Front
Patman
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Wars and Means
Congress
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Ohio Veterans Benefit Bill Details Vote and Payouts
Chieter C. Bolton of Cleveland notes opposition unchanged as a senate vote tally shows aye votes from Democrats Ashbrook Johnstown Crosser Toledo Lamneck Columbus Fletcher Marion Harter Akron Imhoff St Clairsville Kniffin Napoleon Polk Highland Secrest Caldwell Sweeney Underwood New Lexington Kloeb Celina and Republicans Cooper Youngstown Hess Cincinnati Jenkins Ironton Marshall Xenia. Veterans Administration figures indicate 182 692 Ohio veterans would receive 106 061 000 dollars after prior loans and interest deductions if the bill passes in its current form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieter C. Bolton
Cleveland
William Ashbrook
Johnstown
Robert Crosser
Warren Duffey
Toledo
A. P. Lamneck
Columbus
Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Don Harter
Akron
Lawrence Imhoff
St. Clairsville
Frank Kniffin
Napoleon
James Polk
Highland
Robert Secrest
Caldwell
Martin L. Sweeney
Mell Underwood
New Lexington
Frank Kloeb
Celina
John G. Cooper
Youngstown
William E. Hess
Cincinnati
Tom Jenkins
Ironton
L. T. Marshall
Xenia
Veterans’ Administration
Ohblo
Man’s instinct to better his lot and those depending on him
The saying notes that people strive to improve their own position to support dependents, reflecting a universal drive toward betterment and responsibility within families and communities.
Disorderly conduct fine for man arraigned on Lodi allegations
Robert B. Sparr, 27, of Brown Hotel address, was fined 25 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor ID A. Baird on disorderly conduct charges. Police reported he molested school children on Lodi streets.
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Robert B. Sparr
Brown Hotel
ID. A. Baird
Lodi
Distinctive Character Trait Defined as Standout Identity
A unique personal quality marks a man as clearly different from others, making him unmistakable and not easily confused with any peer. The trait centers on remarkable presence, individuality, and irreplaceable identity within a social or professional setting.
Market notes on Cleveland produce and poultry prices
Cleveland market brief shows butter and eggs steady with various price points for whites reds and pullets. Poultry values listed include heavy hens, leghorn and Plymouth Rock varieties, ducks, geese, and turkeys with multiple weight brackets. Potatoes priced by 100 pound bags and boxes across Ohio Maine Idaho and Florida offerings with crate and bulk options.
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Stu&cc
Plymouth Rock Springers
Leghorn Springers
Ohio
Maine
Idaho
Florida
Eee
Market Receipts Steady For Week Across Cattle Sheep Hogs
Cattle receipts about 100 with a steady market. Steers 1250 lbs and up at 10.00 higher, 1150 1500 1100 at 9.00. Heifers 8.50 to 9.50, cows 4.50 to 5.50. Calves receipts 100 with steady trend for week 12.00 for 1350, 11.00 for 1200, middles 10.90 to 11.00, commons 8.00 to 10. Hog receipts 306, 60 cents higher, spots 55 cents higher, weights 250–300 at 10.25, 220–250 at 10.60, 180–220 at ?
Four Autoists Have Narrow Escape When Car Goes Through Fence
Four Michigan motorists escaped serious injury after their car failed to turn at Sugar Ridge and Station roads, jumped a ditch, and crashed through a fence at 2 am. Deputy sheriffs reported passenger Harry Vincent of Berkley, 24, received minor injuries and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Earlier, Mrs J W Davies of 378 Furnace Street hit the rear of Paul Krebs of 126 Harwood Avenue at Broad Street and Middle Avenue at 10 pm. Gale Crombie of 433 West Second Street reported his wife broke her leg January 2 after being struck on Chestnut Street by Kellogg Day of 319 Park Avenue.
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Michigan
Sugar Ridge
Station
Harry Vincent
Berkley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
J. W. Davies
Furnace Street
Paul Krebs
Harwood Avenue
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Gale Crombie
West Second Street
Chestnut Street
Kellogg Day
Park Avenue
Brown Sends Sea Food For Dinner Here
Members of the Ignoramus Club, Elyria business and professional men, enjoyed a seafood dinner at the Bluebird Restaurant arranged by James F. Brown. Brown, former Elyria school business manager, was appointed assistant director of Cleveland schools this week. Food was shipped from Washington by Brown and purchased during his Washington visit with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignoramus Club
Bluebird
Washington
James F. Brown
Elyria School
Cleveland
Brown
Ian Washington
Elyria
Grain Prices and Elevator Rates
Grain and dairy prices listed for market delivery include WHEAT No 2 red at 1.08 and 1.00, CORN No 3 yellow around 65 to 66 cents, OATS No 2 white about 35 to 36 cents, RYE No 2 around 60 to 61 cents. Track prices and 24 percent gee rate noted. Butter Extra at 28 cents per pound and Eggs Extras 35 to 26 cents per dozen.
Public Auction at Sanders Farm near LaGrange
Public sale includes 5 head horses, 50 sheep, 400 bushels oats and more. Items listed: hay, fodder, corn, tools, machinery, wagons, implements, and farm stock. Auction begins Wednesday at noon, terms cash. Depositors Mortgage Toan Co and W G Barnes listed, Clayton H Sooy as auctioneer, G W Woodruff clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
John Deere
John Deere Gang
Planet Jr
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State Bar Meeting
Blue Bird
Court Street
Star Shoe Shop Court
Carek
Carek’s
Ok Florist
Ali
Murbach
Chief Bates
Tonite
Brother Scorpions
Shuckhart
Little Scorpion Club
Grafton Road
PIONE
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Gohead Artista
Signwriter's
Frank Garrett
VRS
Esther Alflen
R. B. Frost
Lake Erie
Mathematics Club
Peters Hall
Jerome Friedman
Hugh G. Hansen
K. W. Gehrkens
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Kolosch
H. A. Wooster
Oberlin Inno
Harold T. Clark
New Frontier
W. A. Campbell
Wellesley College
Antioch
United States Indian School
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Dorothy Dunn
H. G. May
Oberlin College
Richard G Irwin
Marietta
Warner Gymnasium
Starnds
Grand Gas Ranges
Elyria Electric & Music Store
F. A. Steger
Mgr
West Ave
Porsch Lumber and Goal Co
Cleveland Produce
IBM
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Ghain
Depositors Mortgage Toan Co
W. G. Barnes
Clayton H. Sooy
G. W. Woodruff
S-A-L-E
Mire
Felt Farm
Avon
Bridgerilie
Long Road
John Brennon
I. F. Diederich
Coats
People's Store
W. L. Douglas
Brenner
Broan Street
Thrift Shoe Store
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