Fourth Quarterly Conference at Second M E Church
Be. T. L. Ferguson, D. D. presiding elder of the Colam bee district of the Lexington conference of the Methodist church, will conduct the fourth quarterly conference at Second M E Church in this city on Saturday and Sunday January 14 and 15. He organized the local church Moreham twenty seven years ago and has long served as pastor, builder, and organizer for forty years.
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Be. T. L. Ferguson
D. D. Dha
Colambee
Lexington
Methodist Church
M. E
Moreham
Dr. Ferguson
Indiana
Democratic Dinner Absentees Split on Smith Letter
Report notes that Governor Lunn read a letter from a distinguished Democrat named Smith, though Smith could not attend. Davis urged drafting party principles in modern language aligned with Jefferson. Less than half of Democratic representatives attended the dinner, with several senators and many drys and wets absent.
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Smith
Davis
Lunn
New York
Jefferson
Kennedy outlines Elyria power plans and benefits
In 1921 remarks Kennedy touted the Ohio Power Co plan to expand Elyria's electricity supply via a 132 000 volt line west of the city and a new substation. He stressed low prices drive prosperity, noted coal and water inputs for power, praised Gene Berger and J B Johnson for ongoing Doherty-area work, and criticized municipal operation as political taxation while noting utilities costs for residents. He claimed households save with a small daily electric bill and highlighted tax impacts and cost-of-living trends since 1914.
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Econdensia
Elyria
Kennedy
Gene Berger
Dore
J. B. Johnson
Doherty
Pulse
Reker Utilities
Fic
Night before execution at Sing Sing ends in prayer
In New York justice moved to stay the executions of Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray but failed. Warden Lewis E. Lawes reported no chance of reprieve as the two condemned faced final hours amid visitors and prayers. Mrs Snyder forgave critics and sought guidance from her priest, while supporters prayed for mercy and a warning to the world.
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Sing Sing
Supreme Court
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Josephine Brown
Mrarder
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Orelr
Infinite Renderoess
Ter Bor
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Judd Gray
Dar
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Saveer
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Lonardo
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George Murphy
Queens County
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Sing Sing Death House
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Ruth Snider
Judd Gra
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Sid
Ray
Anthony Peterson
Peterson
Gras
Gray
Grar
Robert Elliott
Huth
Lawes
Queens Village
Mra
Margaret Gray
New Jeraey
Bliler Addresses Agenda Club Meeting
Howard Butler assistant county prosecutor addressed the Agenda Club on the duties of the traveler’s homes. The meeting program also featured feats of magic by Roscoe Tarman and Elyria Ma.
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Bliler
Howard Butler
Roscoe Tar Nan
Elyria Ma
Indoor baseball game between Orange-Berpa and LeGranze
George Smeth of Efea played for I Tanze and Ta nze in an indoor baseball match against Orange-Berpa. LaGranze won 5. Smima hit first base. Both George Sautu and Genie Woodruf of LeGranze registered four runs.
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Efea al Prioning
I Tanze
Tu Orange-Berpa
Parlei
LaGransze
Smima
Faz
Greorge Sautu
Genie Woodruf
LeGranze
Local trials and fines highlighted in Lorain county news
Local briefs report a new trial motion in the Leona Kasky versus B & Q railroad case, a $2300 verdict in 1927 Lorain county, two intoxication fines for A W Franks and Julius Coleman, and multiple divorce actions. Ruth McAndrews seeks custody and alimony, while Fred Volk seeks divorce amid alleged neglect and hostility from Elizabeth Volk now seeking restoration of her former name Elizabeth Reese.
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Charles Heimann
Court of Common Pleas
C. Johnson
L. B. Fauver
Leona Kasky
Columbus
B & QO. Railroad
Sandusky
W. L. Fresinger
Miss Kasky
Lorain County
Edward McAndrews
Ohio State Reformator
Mansfield
Ruth McAndrews
Sao
Witford F Horace
Freda Horace
W. Ridse
Fred Volk
E. Broadstreat
Elizabeth Volk
Elizabeth E. Reese
Ridgeville Hosts County Council of Parents and Teachers
About one hundred attended the afternoon session of the Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations at Ridgeville High School. In the evening three hundred members and delegates praised the host town, heard reports from county associations, and discussed clothing aid for Ohio districts. The council named Joe A Wirren as delegate to the Northeast District Conference in Kenmore, Ohio, Feb 18 to 18, with several committee appointments set for April.
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Ridgeville
County Council
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County Council of
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Hidgeville High School
Tuesaday
Ridgyville
Tseton
Vineral
Beiden
Hridgeville
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Ts+ponsa
Jon A. Mitten
Helso Fishley
Mias
Minnie Price
Ohio State Department Home Economics
Bk C Sropher
Kent Ob'o
Marth Fast
Voral Oru
Jean Yost
Plc Suda
Lorarm High School
Ridgeville High School
Martha Teetrs
Este Public
Ite
I. Vanes
Ridgevue
Hideeville
Fervinz Sesson
Alacer Keppler
Secanon
Young Ridness
Teadine
Parethy Crocker
Columnia
FE. Cstopher
North East
Sirs
Sarah Ho
Rural Life Committy Cyeland
Ross Gire Club
Colantna St.tian
Fern and 10 plant fabs special for Saturday
Cavek Florist offers Fern and 10 plant fabs at 89 cents for Saturday. Located at 327 Broad Street, the deal targets shoppers seeking garden greenery and compact houseplant sets.
Ruth Snider and Judd Gray Executions Shown in Chair
A detailed account of the executions of Ruth Snider and Judd Gray, describing courtroom tension and the electric chair process. Witnesses, guards, and chaplains are portrayed as the condemned undergo strapped restraint, mask fitting, and the two executions proceeding in sequence with medical confirmation of death.
Fire kills Lorain man and two children in Delhi
London Ont July 13 Provincial investigation opened into a fire that killed William E. Jackson formerly of Lorain Ohio and his two young daughters. The wife, mother injured, and four others escaped from the blaze at a Delhi farm home where the family had moved weeks earlier.
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London
Ont
Delhi
William E. Jackson
Lorain
O&w
Jackson
Lorat
Teacher Heesigns Slits Withdraws
Xenia Ohio January 13 With the resignation of Elmer Snyder 40 superintendent of Beaver Creek township schools and science teacher Im 14 high school here sulin of L W Stewart and R 3 Harlaw fathers of two students charging Snyder With assault and battery and pointing firearms were withdrawn today The high school closed since Spider s arrest following an altercation ward a student was reopened.
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Xenia
Elmer Snyder
Beaver Creek Township
Sulin
L. W. Stewart
Harlaw
Snyder
Spider
Fresh Vegetables from South Arriving in Markets
Markets report fresh vegetables arriving from the south with kale priced around 1.73 to 2.00 per barrel and cauliflower listed at 1.75 to 2.25 per crate. Butter and eggs show price movements while regional livestock and grain quotes vary across Cleveland Toledo Minneapolis markets.
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Columbu. O
CRCRES TO UNITE IN CELEBRATION OF AMENDMENTS BIRTHDAY
Oberlin January 13 The First Methodist and United Congregational Churches unite Sunday evening at 7 30 at the First Methodist Church to celebrate the eighth anniversary of the eighteenth amendment. Dr Ernest H Cherrington of Columbus leaders the event with Rev Charles B Ketcham and possibly Rev Frank M Sheldon speaking. Music arranged by Don Morrison and freshman choir pieces planned. committee from both churches includes R B Whitehead A G Comings Lyman Cady J D Yocom J T Henderson and E A Stevens.
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Oberlin
First Methodist
United Congress
First Methodist Church
Ernest H Cherrington
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Charles B. Ketcham
Methodist Church
Frank M. Sheldon
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Oklahoma City
Sheldon
United Church
Don Morrison
Methods
Rice Club
Comomitttee
R. B. Whitehead
A. G. Comings
Lyman Cady
Unsteld
J. D. Yocom
J. T., Henderson
E A Stevens
Methodise Church
Knights of Pythias and Pathian Slaters Install Tonight
Joint Installation planned for this evening by the Knights of Pythias and the Pathian Slaters contingent on their ball word arrival from Janerille’s dead. Mrs Anga Hugibes former Oberhn resident and Keep cottage matron died, home of her son. James Morrin attended Good Roads convention in Cleveland Thursday. Dr K D Gunn and Mr Paul Court went to Florida to spend weeks and plan to return in February. Robert Nesbett stayed at his Graf ton home yesterday.
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Knights of Pythias
Pathian Slaters
Janerille
Wily
Anga Hugibes
Oherhn
Keep Cottage
Oberlin College
James Morrin
Cleveland
Good Roads Association
K. D Gunn
Paul Court
Florida
Robert Nesbett
Esterday
Grafton
Wellington Entices Wives With Rural Winter Festivities
Wellington, Jan 13. Local men including W J Powell Ernest Menes Dr Fortney Harold White and others hosted their wives for a winter stag party sequence. The evening started with a theater outing followed by a dinner at Mrs Scott’s home, then cards and a radio program at the American Legion hall.
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Wellington
W. J. Powell
Ernest Menes
Dr. Fortney
Harold Whiteside
Dan Grisinger
Harry Deisler
Robert Foster
Wilbur Suthf
Missionary Society Holds Fine Meeting at Miss Starr's Home
The Missionary Society of the ME church met yesterday afternoon at Miss Finreni Starr's home on Main Street Devotions were led by Mrs Ida Fur and a program followed. Mrs Walter Cole reviewed the home missions work and Mrs J H Pace spoke on children's homes. Mrs Townsend discussed India missions and a serial time followed with refreshments served. Also noted is the Fair Boys’ return from the Ohio Fair in Columbus with a list of locals including C E Dirlam and Walter Dar among attendees.
Kiwanis Hear Oberlin Professor On Popular Government
Mra C Ef Dirlam accompanied her husband and hosted guests from Cleveland and Columbus at a Wellington banquet. Kiwanis members heard Prof Geiser of Oberlin College speak on Popular Control of Government. Comrade Reuben Mhaps celebrated his 65th birthday with a dinner hosted by the Ladies of the Ballot Corps and veterans, featuring a large five candle cake as centerpiece.
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Dirlam
Clarence Dirlam
Cleveland
Wellington
Eugene Cushion
Columbus
Oberlin
Kiwanis Club
Amdrewe Bois
Noosa
Geiser
Oberlin College
Comrad Reuben
Always Sleeps On Friday The 13th
CHICAGO Jan 13 Police were summoned to a rooming house on Friday the thirteenth after the landlady reported a guest named Friday, only known as Mr. F, locked in his room and unresponsive. Police broke down the door to find him sound asleep and unfazed by the alert, offering a quip about being Friday with older siblings.
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Chicago
Afr
Carek Florist Ad With Special Saturday Offer
A florestry ad notes a Fern and plant sale at Carek Florist located at 327 Broad Ist. The message highlights a special Saturday price of 89 and lists 21.25 Fern and 10 plant fabs as part of the promotion.
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Carek Florist
Broad Ist
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