Ohio inaugurates Myers Y Cooper as governor in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on January 14 Myers Y Cooper was inaugurated before Chief Justice Marshall and a crowded state house crowd. The ceremony included a procession from the governor's mansion to the Deshler Hotel, a formal oath administered by Governor Vic Donahey, and a 17-gun salute. Cooper pledged to serve the state faithfully while outlining his administration. The outdoor service featured a national anthem and prayers, with Wilberforce University Glee Club and Ohio State University’s Dr W O Thompson giving remarks. The inaugural parade followed, and Mrs Cooper attended a Deshler Hotel reception hosted by local women’s organizations. Governor Cooper’s address emphasized duty and guidance from a higher power.
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Columbus
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Carrington T. Marshall
State House
Cooper
Governor's Mansion
Deshler Hotel
Deshler
Wilberforce University
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Broad Street
Capitol
Pfayor Thomas
Lorain County Farm Bureau Meeting Plans Announced
Plans for the annual Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting were announced by C F B Rowland and Miss Verna Filsinger. The event at First M E church basement features a morning session 9 45 to 12, afternoon 1 to 3 45 with music by Brighton high school orchestra and reports, officer election, and a pageant. Miss Elsinger heads Ohio Farm Bureau home and community work and spoke at the January meeting.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
M. E
C. F B. Rowland
Verna Filsinger
Home and Community Department
Ohio Farm Bureau
Brighton High School
W. G. Caskey
Farm Bureau
Verna Elsinger
Lorain County
Blind Alleys in Baccalaureate Sermon Stirs Elyria Class
Elyria high school seniors listened as Rev William Muir Auld spoke on moral indifference pleasure and irreligion as blind alleys in life. The sermon titled Bond Alleys urged backbone and faith linking religion to fellowship with the unseen God amid a program including quartet and violin. Attendance across Lorain county schools reopened post Christmas with 91.9 percent at high and Washington schools and 90.5 percent in grade schools. overall absences totaled 404 with Gates highest at 63 and Roosevelt lowest at 25.
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Elyria
KR. C. Maston
Washington
Gates
Roosevelt School
Franklin
Hamilton
McKinley
Garford
Ely
Jefferson
RE. D. Adams
Eaton
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Wilam Muir
First Congregational Church
M. E
Bond Alleys
Rev
Auld
C. R. Williams
O. E. Brodbeck
J. Martin Beck
Charles D. Carpenter
Beck
Emil Kasper
Farm Bureau Session Outlines 1929 Officers Election
Florence Brucker reports, with E C Cotton, Esther Rogers, and Orid Durkee presenting various sector updates. Afternoon features include Miss Eisinger address, Rev Beers invocation, music by Donald and Douglas Biggs, recitations, a Relden stunt, Eaton high pageant, county agent report, and Ward Paddock number, with Wellington orchestra. Only Farm Bureau members vote for 1929 officers.
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Florence Brucker
Grange
E. C. Cotton
Esther Rogers
Orid Durkee
Rev. Beers
Columbia Station
Donald and
Douglas Biggs
Arthur Crocker, Jr
Eiisinger
Farm Bureau
William Mackey
Rocers
Eaton High School
Charles Wayne Perry
Ward Paddock
Edwin Kirby
M. E. Church
Wellington High School
Lorain County
Rowland
City Back To Normal After Influenza Ban
Elyria returns to normal as influenza ban ends with reopening of theaters churches and schools. Public schools resume after Dec 21 closure and shops extend hours as merchants report pickup in business and clubs resume regular meetings.
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Elyria
Fragal
Ima
Sasinesa
Ules
Ohio plans $144 million road program over six years
Columbus Ohio January 14 A state highway building and reconstruction program costing 144 million dollars must be carried out in six years, says a report by the Ohio good roads federation. The plan covers 1510 miles of new construction and 1150.7 miles needing reconstruction, with extensive bridge work and grade crossing improvements. The federation estimates 34,000,000 in state benefit from a one fourth share of blanket grade crossing funding.
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Columbus
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Federation
Ohio
Seismic Alarm Records Severe Quake Near Hawaii
In Honolulu on January 14 officials reported the most severe quake since the Alaska tremor of October 24, 1927. The event, recorded by the U S Geodetic Seismograph, appeared to originate about 3217 miles away along the Pacific Ocean floor.
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Honolulu
T. H
Alaska
United States Geodetic Seismograph
Pacific Ocean
Marshal Foch Gravely Ill in Paris
Marshal Ferdinand Foch aged 77, allied commander in chief, suffered a heart attack and is gravely ill at his Paris home. Six physicians attend. doctors warn life may not be saved. His wife and two daughters stay at his bedside while officials are kept from visiting.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Foch
Doumergue
Poincare
Marshal
France
Army
Triplet severely injured by safety pin on Center Ridge road
Three Will Mills triplets Jeanne Jov and Janet were on Center Ridge road Saturday when Joanne slipped while tying shoes. A safety pin pricked her eye, causing severe injury to sight. physicians doubt they can save the eye.
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Sterling Mills
Center Ridge Road
Joanne
Will
Jeanne
Jov
Janet
Winter Cold Wave Grips Midwest Killing Dozens
January cold snap slashed the central states with temperatures from 40 below to 60 above in Denver. Nine deaths in Chicago and the Midwest were blamed on the chill, with icy streets fueling traffic fatalities in New York City. A major fire raged for hours at Foreman National Bank in Chicago’s loop as hospitals overflowed with destitute and cold-stricken individuals. Two fishermen were missing on Lake Superior, presumed drowned.
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Chicago
Middlewest
New York City
International Falls
Minn
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Loop
Foreman National Bank
Maos
Cary
Ill
Lutsen
Lake Superior
Denver
Elyria Endures Third Frigid Weekend With Snow and Snowfall
Zero weather grips Elyria as a third cold spell settles in amid frigid radiators and biting winds. Snow blankets the city after Saturday's flurry, with more expected as temperatures stay below freezing and coal supplies strain under continued winter weather.
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Elyria
Elsha
Auto strikes schoolboy on Lake avenue injuring him
Ralph Marsh twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Marsh 149 Oak street was seriously hurt when struck by an automobile owned by Joseph Gainer 177 Newman street Akron as he crossed Lake avenue on his way to Jefferson School. The niece drove the car and the Gainer family were en route to Lorain for a funeral. He was rushed to hospital by ambulance with the condition listed as serious.
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Ralph Marsh
Thomas Marsh
Oak Street
Lake Avenue
Jefferson School
Joseph Gniner
Newman Street
Akron
Gniner
Gainer
Lorain
Sunday Opens Campaign Here With Three Sermons
Rev William A Sunday launched a six week drive against devil influence in Elyria with a morning sermon on the Evangelistic Church. He railed at Darwinism bootleggers and sleeping Christians, urging law obedience and viewing God’s soldiers as grenadiers in a spiritual army. He questioned Christian standards and warned against treating Jesus teachings as mere ideals.
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William A
Billy
Elyria
Wiss
Darwin
Columbus
Billy Sunday
Jerusalem
Grenadiers
Sprinsfield
Jesus Christ
Son
No. 2
Jovan
God
Evangelistic Wales: Billy Sunday’s evolving attire
Billy Sunday, known for bold preaching, appeared immaculate in varied outfits during yesterday’s services. Morning attire featured a wing collar black tie frock coat grey striped trousers and patent leather shoes with spray spats. afternoon turnout wore a dark business suit. he also noted receiving a coonskin coat 13 years ago in Syracuse during a stretch on the road.
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Billy Sunday
Syracuse
B. Y
Sunday and Aides in Charge of Rotary
Three Rotarians Billy Sunday Homer Rodeheaver and Bob Mathews will lead the Elyria Rotary meeting tomorrow. The trio join in a six week campaign against sin with Sunday as general Rodeheaver as band master and Mathews handling roles from piano to official progress reports. They will share past battles and plans with the club members.
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Rotary
Billy Sunday
Homer Rodeheaver
Bob Mathews
Elyria Rotary Club
Sunday
Ohio Fair Managers to Hold Convention
Lorain county and Wellington fair boards members are expected to attend the Ohio Fair Managers convention in Columbus on Wednesday and Thursday, per C. E. Rowland, county farm extension agent.
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Ohio Fair
Lorain County
Wellington
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