First Deluxe Electric Train Cars Run Cleveland to Wellington
Elyria Oberlin and Wellington residents preview the new deluxe electric passenger cars on the Cleveland and Southwestern system. Railroad officials John Nestor E L Huckell J W Obrone Earl Kelly led a tour with conductors and motormen aboard as the cars generated strong interest. The first trips depart Cleveland at 7 34 and 8 30 Tuesday with regular service thereafter.
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Elyria
Oberou
Wellington
Cleveland
John Nestor
E. L. Huckell
J. W. Oborne
Earl Kelly
Clevland
Death notices for Martha Fetzler and Robert Squires
Mrs Martha Fetzler died at her home on Rath Street eight weeks after a fall. She is survived by son Warren Davis of Cleveland and several relatives in this city. Funeral arrangements are pending. Robert Squires longtime Washand of Claraine Worcester died at his Boone Road home. Services will be Monday January twenty fourth at ten am at his home and burial at Columbia Center.
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Martha Fetzler
Martha Fetz
Ler
John Miller
Brownhelm
Fetzler
Rath Atreat
Miller
Mil
Aanherst Hospital
Rin
Milles
Warren Davis
Cleveland
Frank Hitzman
Joe Bine Barth
Carel Smith
H. E. Stutz
Robert Squire
Robert Squires
Clarainee
Worcester
Arthur Crocker
Boone Road
Columbia
Columbia Center
Chinese forces advance near Shanghai as Kiangsu battle looms
Armies under Chang Kai-Shek sweep the western Kiangsu flank and threaten Shanghai. The U S state department says no formal alliance exists with other powers for joint defense or action to safeguard foreign concessions. Naval and military commanders will act on diplomatic guidance if needed, a precedent set during the 1900 Boxer rising.
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Chang Kai-Shek
Kiangsu
Shanghai
United States
State Department
Severe flood in Southern Ohio tied to cold wave forecast
Flooding already widespread in southern Ohio watersheds as US meteorologist Alexander predicts an ensuing cold spell. A 25 to 30 degree drop by Sunday sunrise will bring rain, then snow, and several days of frigid air. Lowland evacuations face extended distress as conditions worsen with the coming cold. Thermidor is noted as a historical month name assigned in 1793 by the French convention.
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Ohio
U. S
Alexander
Beleves
Aleander
Odd Classified Bits Point to Local Services and Sales
A jumble of ads notes dry cleaning services at 81.2 percent and a prompt for notices to be read in this column. A Purity Hoe Shop advertises wholesome candy and hats for children at 1.00, with Cook's Millinery offering a large assortment at 661 West Broad.
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Wasserman
W. Broad
Local Police Refuse Blame In City Collision
Two cars collided at Broad and Inverness streets when both claimed passing on green. William Blair drove west on Broad where Don Barry’s taxi hit his rear. Witnesses say Barry continued on green while Blair moved on red. Police note conflict over signals.
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Auto Daiy
Polcvepien
Elyria
Toeid Spoeliee
Broad Street
Wiliam Blair
Barry
Wair
City Piaws Resigns From Fire Department
Sidney BL Brouse has resigned after seven years with the fire department. He will leave the service next Sunday and transfer from No 1 fire station. A successor will be chosen from the eligible list.
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PIAWS
Firaman
Sidney BL Brouse
No. 1
Brouse
Three Hundred Attend Elks Lecture by Morris Ackolman
About three hundred people packed the Elks Club last night to hear Morris Ackolman, noted authority on ante door life, discuss fish and game. The talk blended wit and illustrations resembling a motion picture, drawing from lodge members and friends.
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ELKS
el Club
Morris Ackolmian
Eland
Howlands File Petition Quieting Title in Columbia Township
A petition to quiet title on premises in Columbia township was filed today in common pleas court in a case styled Elizabeth Howland and William Howland against Charles and others. The plaintiffs seek court orders directing defendants to reveal their interests in the property. A second item notes a theft report of two sleds from state police and mentions a local superintendent’s death.
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Columbia Township
Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Howland
William Howland
Charles
Teacher Esther Pratt Resigns For Position In Lakewood
Miss Esther Pratt, a Franklin school teacher, resigns for a position in Lakewood, Ohio, in the office of Su U Masian. Dalzet is seeking judgment of 106.20 against Geo Nartley Ada Kartley and City Bank of Lorain in a petition filed today. Plaintiff says a verdict was awarded December 13 1926 but not satisfied. He claims a lien on Lorain premises and asks the bank to release its claims. Appeals item: an appeal on a judgment in the court of justice act. George filed in common pleas today by John Nielipovich. Leo Karpinski was awarded a verdict of 124 against Nielpovich January 10 for labor services. Defendant gave a note for 125.
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UW Franklin School
Esther Pratt
Franklin School
Lakewood
Owaeanna
Su U Masian
Dalzet
Geo. Nartley
Ada Kartley
City Bank of Lorain
Lorain
George
Common Pleas
John Nielipovich
Leo Karpinski
Nielpovich
Justic
Lshor ‘Services
Karpinski
Quits Extra But Notable Blonde Joins Fox Cast
Janet Gaynor once an extra and then a top box office star now headlines as Diane in Sev enth Heaven at Fox. The article notes her recent screen roles including a country heroine in Sunriver and hints at ongoing Farm Bureau community events and local notices.
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Janet Gaynor
Fox
Diane
Miss Gaynor
Elyria Pavements Weathering Winter
City engineer John M. Powell said portions of pavement in Cleveland are badly jammed by the ice and snow but no alarming damage to the streets. He noted this winter tests pavement as the most severe in years, with repair bills likely higher than usual yet some damage and repairs must be expected every spring.
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Eveland
Lee
John MM. Powell
Railway Empleados to Strike in Mexico City
In Mexico City on January 22, the Federation of Railway Employees announced plans to strike within ten days. Details indicate organized action by railway workers with potential service disruption at ports and related freight operations.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Tnda
Federation of Railway
Emplo
Automable club banquet and local Institute notes
Eaton reports a banquet in Elgin for Automable club members. Ill, recovering residents Mrs F C Longbow and Mrs Ellaworth Hawke improve slowly. Farmers Institute program at Welden featured local talent with school band and orchestra. Poster contest prizes awarded to Ellen Kannenberg, Robert Hoskin, Ima Graham, Margaret Crowell. Institute officers elected. attendance at a Tuesday session noted. Funeral attendance for Mrs Elizabeth Pauver and George Rowson recorded. End.
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Welden
Ellen Kannenberg
Robert Hogkin
Ima Graham
Irmma
Maaret Crowell
Third Peace
Oscar Taserodt
Ots
Robinson and
Hancock
Robert Hoskin
Hal Crandall
Iria Graham
Mubert Day
Margaret Crow
Frenklyria
Myron Rass
Kenneth Buck
Ridgeville
William Hennie
Baird
Longhon
W. Hf. Giles
Mary Dawley
L. T. Davis
Tite
Elizabeth Pauver
Oberlin
George Rowson
Elyria
Morris Warary
New York Card Reflects Big Year in 1926 Exchange
David A. Page of the Exchange reports 1926 as an exceptionally progressive year with record volumes in stocks and bonds. A new constitution strengthened investor protection, tighter listing and trading standards, and removal of unknown intrinsic value issues. Over 600 new issues admitted, total securities around 1,375, 125,000,000 shares traded, bonds at 350,000,000 dollars, stock par value over 14.9 billion.
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New York
International News Service
David A. Page
Exchange
Foggy roads threaten motorists in icy ditch ordeal
Heavy fog and water-filled ruts left motorists stranded as drivers reported car trouble during travel after the Elyria Oberlin high school game last night. Several vehicles ended in ditches along the road, prompting complaints about the hazardous conditions.
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Sven
Elyria-Oberlin
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Jan 22 Butter Eggs Oleo Cheese Apples
Markets report from Cleveland dated Jan 22 lists butter extras 50 1-2 to 51 1-20, eggs 43 1-2, firsts 89 1-2, oleo high grade 26 27c, cheese York state 27 28e, poultry prices fowls 28-30e, springers 26-28e, apples Baldwins 3.25 to 3.00, tomatoes Ohio 4.25 per bag.
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Cleveland
York State
Second School Pepin Begins Next Monday
The second semester in public schools starts Monday morning with students promoted and new schedules assigned. Eight 12 minute classes open Monday, followed by book purchases and schedule rearranging. Regular classes resume Tuesday under Principal C P Shively.
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C. P. Shively
Three Men Fined in Police Court Case
William Gilmore was fined $75 and costs after pleading guilty to driving a car while intoxicated. His two sons Alfred and Lawrence, in the car at the time of arrest, were also mentioned in court records.
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Wiliam Gilmore
Alfred
Lawrence
Ecachi
Father and sons fined after intoxication pleas
Police report says William Gilmore drove in front of Cleveland while intoxicated and his sons Lawrence and another were intoxicated. They pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars plus costs.
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William Gilmore
Cleveland
Iiquor
Law_rence
Pleads Not Guilty to Non Support in Lorain Case
Dewey Price pleaded not guilty to non support yesterday before Justice S J George and was bound over to the grand jury on 600 dollars. The justice of the peace said Price is the father of a minor child deserted in Lorain by the parents. The child cared for by Mrs Sylvia Coon Lorain who preferred charges against him. The child sent to the Children's Home.
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Dewey Price
S. J. George
Justice of the Peace
Price
Lorain
Sylvia Coon
Woman Fractures Hip In Fall On Sidewalk
Mrs. Hattie Gibson of Chestnut Street fractured her hip after slipping on Second Street. She was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Hattie Gibson
Chestnut Street
Second Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Methodist Bishops Lead Annual Church Conferences
Methodist bishops are the highest presiding officers in the Methodist Church of America. They preside over annual conferences in different districts, with one lay delegate from each district and the minister of every Methodist church in that district attending. There are 44 Methodist bishops in the United States.
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Methodist Church of America
United States
Proposal Law Aims To Require Written Declarations Of Affection
Albany assemblyman Steingut pushes a bill to remove romance from proposing. The draft would require declarations to be in writing and presumably witnessed, altering a traditional courtship moment.
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Albany
N. Y
Steingut
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Cleveland market notes receipts 1100 strong trend with top price around 12.70 for cattle and lambs. Cattle and sheep sections show mixed with steady to slightly lower across weights and a range for fat lambs and culls, bulk figures given for various categories.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago Quotations and Grain Prices Dated January 22
Market notes from Chicago Detroit and Minneapolis show butter prices per tub and creamery standards, wheat and corn quotes for various grades, barley and clover values, cash and future months for barley and flour shipments, and Minneapolis grain figures with northern wheat prices and May July futures. Names of places and commodity terms anchor the report.
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Toledo Gratin
Toledo
Minneapolis Graty
Minneapolis
Jan
Rod and Gun club rat tails raid contest in Berlin
Nightly raids on countryside scenes by the Rod and Gun club aim at collecting rat tails and sparrow heads. Winners announced Jan 27 at the club meeting. losers provide a dinner. Professor Oscar Jaszi returns to Oberlin Feb 3 after a semester in tutelage on European education. The Leodon Strive Quartet performs January 24 at Finney Chapel as the final artists recital of the first semester.
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Aa ST Oberlin
Rod and Gun Club
Oscar Jaszi
Oberlin College
Tudope
Oberlin
Leodon Strive
Mante
Finney Chapel
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