Solicitor Endorses Legion of Safety For Elyria Auto Club
Harvey C. Cheney became the third city official to back the Elyria Automobile Club campaign Legion of Safety signing the safety pledge. The club reports many residents are pledging to obey laws and drive carefully, with the pledge urging drivers to avoid fixing tickets and to follow signals, crosswalks, and school patrol guidance. Mayor Don W. Baird and Chief E. J. Stankard were the first two endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Cheney
Elyria Automandng Club
Legion of Safety
Automobile Club
Allyan Gehl
Elyria Automobile Club
Don W. Baird
Elyrian
E. J. Stankard
V F W Post Hears Conference Report
Elyria Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 met at the V F W Hall on Broad street to hear a report on the mid winter conference. Commander Beattie announced the conference was highly successful with many Ohio posts represented and noted predictions of Soldiers Bonus passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
Broad Street
Beattie
Department
Ohio
James EB. van Zant
Altoona
Arthur H. Day
Ohio Supreme Court
Walter B. Wanamaker
Common Pleas Court
Akron
van Zant
Senate
James Powell
Thomas Michalis
James M. Powell
Ernest Phillips
Tracy Shattuck
Dennis Robison
Thomas Micalis
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Safety Director To Attend Police School
Elyria's new Safety Service Director J. D. Faxon will attend a police school and revolver practice tonight. Chief B. J. Stankard orders all policemen to be present. The practice is scheduled for 7 p m in City Hall.
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Elyria
J. D. Faxon
B. J. Stankard
City Hall
Elyria student reprimanded after driving over fire base
Erwin Schultz of 202 Western Heights Blvd Elyria High School student appeared before Chief of Police E J Stankard yesterday afternoon. After a sharp reprimand he was released. Schultz was charged with driving over a fire base during a fire at the residence of J Edward Robson on Washington Avenue Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Schultz
Western Heights Blvd
Elyria High School
E. J. Stankard
Schultz
J. Edward Robson
Washington Avenue
Tattersall to speak at veterans meeting in Lodi
George Tattersall former American Legion commander will speak at 8 p m Thursday at the Colored Elks Hall located at Lodi and North streets. Frank Harbour and E J Herzog are also listed as speakers for the veterans gathering announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tattersall
American Legion
Frank Harbour
E. J. Herzog
Colored Elks Hall
Lodi
North Streets
Club Initiation Set At Y Indus Club Meeting
The Y Indus Club will hold its initiation during tonight's regular meeting at the YMCA. Six candidates are to be initiated as the group convenes at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Bicycle theft report from Wellington resident
Gaysor Bassett of 234 Prospect street Wellington reported to local police that his bicycle was stolen Saturday evening in Wellington.
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Gaysor Bassett
Prospect Street
Wellington
House panel Cuts 133 937 From Appropriation Bill
In Columbus on January 21 the House Finance Committee reduced the Senate approved appropriations by 133 937, striking a 20 000 item for Kiser Lake Champaign County and deleting several similar projects including Cowans Creek Lake Clinton County 50 000 White Lake Pike County 320 000 rent and maintenance Hartmann Office Building 34 205 and Turtle Island Lake Erie near Toledo 75 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House Finance Committee
Senate
Kiser Lake
Champaign County
House Committee
Cowans Creek Lake
Clinton County
White Lake
Pike County
Hartmann
Turtle Island
Lake Erie
Toledo
4-H Club Activities and Farm Programs in Lorain County
Lorain County 4-H and men's activities covered extensive county projects. Senior and junior clubs participated in fairs, exhibitions, and state events while emphasizing dairy, poultry, crops, and horticulture. The extension service guided emergency seed loans, AAA program participation, and farm record keeping.
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Camp Crag
Wellington
Lorain County
Ohio
Young People’s Institute
American Country Life Association
Columbus
Hummel
Agricultural Administration
Lorain County Horse Association
Extension Service
Lorain County Wood Growers Association
farmer-Kiwanis
Autos more plentiful in West African towns than English towns
A brief observation notes that several West Coast African towns have more automobiles than many English towns. It contrasts regional vehicle ownership, suggesting economic and infrastructural differences influence car prevalence.
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Africa
Abbott Sawyer Marriage in Wellington Welcomed
Mrs Fred Abbott Jr announces the marriage of Wilda Geralda Abbott to Kenneth Charles Sawyer of Wellington formerly Bellevue. The single ring ceremony was Jan 13 before Reverend B F Donlay in Wheeling W Va. The bride wore black chiffon velvet with a gold veiled turban. The couple plan to reside in Sandusky.
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Wellington
Fred Abbott, Jr
Wilda Geralda
Kenneth Charles Sawyer
Bellevue
B. F. Donlay
Wheeling
W. Va
Sawyer
Wellington High School
Cleveland
Bellevue High School
Waldock Co
Sandusky
Marriage Announcement for Pauline Rogers and Robert McCulloch
Announcements from friends confirm the forthcoming marriage of Miss Pauline Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Rogers of 3063 Euclid Heights Blvd Cleveland to Robert J Mc Culloch son of Mr and Mrs G B McCulloch of Cleveland The ceremony will be held at the Rogers home at 5 oclock on Saturday evening February 1 with the Rogers family formerly residing here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Rogers
H. J. Rogers
Euclid Heights Bivd
Cleveland
Robert J. McCulloch
G. B. McCulloch
Rogers
Robb to speak at Wellington Town send Club meeting
J. E. Robb of Cleveland will address the Wellington Town send Club at 7 30 Thursday evening. Oliver Littlejohn, club president, urges all members and interested people to attend. Robb is strongly recommended by associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Robb
Cleveland
Wellington Townsend Club
Oliver Littlejohn
Committees Named for Roosevelt Birthday Ball in Wellington
Dr. R W Falls announced the committee rosters for the Annual President Roosevelt Birthday Ball to be held in Wellington on January 30. Allocations include Entertainment Gertrude Dibble Mrs Clair Hill Harry Lee. Music Catherine Dibble and others. Publicity E L Hewes and Paul Crawford. Ballroom Robert Herrick Sidney Stemple Robert Gannett Harvey Myers. Ticket sales Luella Kep ler R J Fortney Paul Mix. Motion picture W J Powell. and numerous civic groups with chairs such as Mayor E R Leh man. Postmaster Ray Coates. Councilman F M Jones. Schools Homer Barbe Mabel Clark. Grange John Barber Fred Manning Grace Hemphill.
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President Roosevelt
Wellington
R. W. Falls
Howard Page
Wilbur Sutthilf
A. B. Curtice
Gertrude Dibble
Clair Hill
Harry Lee
Claude Gott
W. L. Wadsworth
Roy Burge
Grace Edwards
E. L. Hewes
Paul Crawford
Robert Herrick
Sidney Stemple
Robert Gannett
Harvey Myers
Luella Kepler
R. J. Fortney
Paul Mix
W. J. Powell
American Legion
Clifton West
Frank Obrig
Boy Scouts
Everett Barrick
Richard MacDermott
Kiwanis
W. T. Haden
A. W. Shields
Harry Wagner
Odd Fellows
Myron Ensign
Daniel Shepard
A. J. Webber
Civtan
K. O. Townsend
James Higgie
Masons
Perry Knapp
K. P. Brouse
E. F. Grose
Eagles
van Barber
Richard McKisson
Wm. Dost
L. G. Bradstock
A. R. Branson
E. R. Lehman
Ray Coates
F. M. Jones
Homer Barbe
Mabel Clark
Grange
John Barber
Fred Manning
Grace Hemphill
Husband of Mrs. E. B. Perry Dies in Los Angeles
The report notes that instead of Mrs. E. B. Perry, her husband died in Los Angeles California last week. Mrs. Perry had formerly been Miss Estelle Stannard of this locale.
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E. B. Perry
Los Angeles
Calif
Perry
Estelle Stannard
Here
Fire origin traced to fireplace at empty High Street home
Investigation found the fire began in the fireplace of Linton White and Ernest Poiner on High Street on Saturday morning. The two men, who work nightly on improvements at the house, kept a fire to work by. With the house unoccupied the fireplace apparently sparked in the chimney.
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Linton White
Ernest Poiner
High Street
Impressive Service as 225 Hymnals Dedicated at Church
An impressive Sunday service at the Methodist church featured the dedication of 225 new hymnals. Dr. Vernon Wager of Oberlin led the service and introduced and explained the books to the congregation.
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Methodist Church
Vernon Wager
Oberlin
Weekend Visit and Local Personal News Highlights
Walter Anderson of Ohio State spent the weekend with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradstock. Mrs. Kenneth Littlejohn of Loralu was guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Littlejohn, who returned with her daughter for a visit. A son was born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Neville Hyde at the home of his mother Mrs. Albert Arnold on Prospect street. Mrs. Harlan Dudley and son Allen attended an artist recital in Finney Chapel at Oberlin, while Dr. Harlan Dudley joined a hospital staff meeting at Elyria Memorial Hospital Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Bakers’ Crossing visited Mrs. T. S. Shepard and daughter Cora, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kolbe moved from the Stevick house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Anderson
Ohio State University
Frank Bradstock
Kenneth Littlejohn
Loralu
Oliver Littlejohn
Neville Hyde
Albert Arnold
Prospect Street
Harlan Dudley
Allen
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Elyria ‘Memorial Hospital
John Smith
Bakers’ Crossing
T. S. Shepard
Cora
A. C. Kolbe
Stevick House
Local Social and Clerical Weekend Notes in Oberlin Area
Miss Leona Witbeck of Cleveland visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Leon Witbeck. Berea folks Mr and Mrs W H Waite joined Mrs A H Peirce’s family for Sunday, and Elyria guests Mr and Mrs Paul Wainright visited Mrs Lena Dibble. Funeral in La Grange for C H Nichols attended by Mae Callely. Girls trio and class scripture reading marked Sunday at M E church. Junior King’s Daughters supper planned for M E cafeteria. Ww B A Tea hosted by Young People’s class at M E church. Gordon Gower’s Oberlin home reception included gifts. Phylis Coffin has broken collar bone. Mabel Clark resumes teaching after quinsy. she stays at Carroll Wight home. Mrs William Bennett attended Ramser hotel luncheon party for ten. Norwalk District Epworth Leagues meet in Oberlin for mid year institute at Oberlin Methodist church.
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North Main Street
Courtland Street
Leona Witbeck
Cleveland
Leon Witbeck
W. H. Waite
Berea
Waite
A. H. Peirce
Paul Wainright
Elyria
Lena Dibble
Gertrude
Mae Callely
C. H. Nichols
la Grange
Marolyn
Elizabeth Pitts
Ethleyn Newberger
M. FE
J. C. Turner
King’s Daughters
M. E. Chuch
M. E. Church
Gordon Gower
Oberlin
Grace Gower
Herman Gower
Here
Phylis Coffin
Mabel Clark
Miss Clark
Carroll Wight
William Bennett
Ramser
Henry Ramser
Norwalk
Epworth
Oberlin Methodist Church
Explosion Factory near Washington highlights dust explosion hazards
At Arlington Farms Virginia Uncle Sam operates an explosion factory where government technicians perform experiments similar to real blasts. These tests reflect hazards faced in some 20,000 industrial plants nationwide subject to dust explosions.
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Washington
Arlington Farms
Uncle Sam
Social Justice Union To Elect Officers
The National Union for Social Justice will elect officers during its meeting tomorrow at 8 p m. The session is at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Broad Street and is open to all interested attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union For Social Justice
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Broad Street
Van Buren Wins 1836 Presidential Vote With 762000
The total popular vote for the victor Martin Van Buren in 1836 reached 762000, while his opponent William Henry Harrison garnered 548000 votes.
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Martin van Buren
William H. Harrison
Monkeys Used in Early Disease Vaccine Research
In New York a controversial study explored infecting monkeys to test disease transmission theories. Researchers at a medical institute investigated vaccines derived from spinal cords of monkeys, reflecting early vaccine development practices and ethical questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kart
Rockefelier
Alee
Birdie
Kolmar
Radium’s Price Tied to Isolation Costs Not Scarcity
The high radium price stems from the enormous cost of isolating the element rather than its rarity. Researchers note the process requires extensive work and specialized methods, driving up value despite the element’s limited natural abundance.
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V. F. W. Post Hears Conference Report
Tattersall
Club
Murbach Coal
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Leora Yoxtheimer
Charles Willard
Misix
Myms Tosacco Ca
Acme
Daisy Alexander Root
George
Memphis
Tenn
Ali
Social Justice Union
John Deere
the Farm Implement CO
F.D.I.C
Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
F. D.I.C
THE
Elyria Savings & [Rust
Chesterfield
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