Social Worker Addresses Rotary on Settlement House Work
Miss Doris Todd, director of the Settlement House on Vulcan street, spoke to Rotarians about the grim living conditions of foreign residents on the west side of Elyria. She cited eight-room homes with four families jammed into two poorly ventilated rooms, disease common. She urged citizenship papers for many foreign-born who rely on the Settlement House, explained its functions and clubs, and noted its role as a bridge between the town and foreign communities.
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West Side
Doris Todd
Vulcan Street
Miss Todd
Elyria
Thomas Cushing
Walter Underwood
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Canton
Raymond Beach
Chicago
Rex Beach
William McClelland
Deane Burns
Definite effort urged for salvation and success
A speaker attacks lax evangelism noting in a Western state 300 churches spent 300000 and 46000 meetings yielded only 87 converts. Chicago reports show zero confessions after many years. he argues the core failure is the lack of a definite, time bound effort to persuade a definite person to accept a definite Saviour now. He then cites broad professional failure rates as support.
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Chicago
Jesus Christ
Lorain County
Western Reserve Finance
Gas In Stomach Hurts the Heart Ad Offer
An advertisement promotes magnesium powder or tablets to relieve gas and indigestion. It claims quick relief from heart pressure, acidity, bloating, and pain, promising safe use and broad availability through pharmacists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillip
Alahie
Know the Block Then Win the Vote and the Church
A speaker contrasts campaign techniques with church outreach, arguing voters respond to organized ground effort rather than oratory on a special train. He recalls how 19th century tactics in New York city blocks secured statewide wins and laments churches failing to actively win converts, ending with Andrew and Peter as examples of decisive outreach.
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New York State
New York
Ben Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Fie
Church
Andrew
Peter
Milk cooperative plans expansion in Ohio with new plant
The northeastern Ohio milk producers association discussed growing its co op by increasing member subscriptions beyond 1 million from members alone. A February 15 deadline will push non committed members to leave. The group will run a member only milk business using a centralized single distribution center and a $759.90 milk plant in Cleveland, plus existing plants in Ashland Fostoria Sandusky Painesville Bucyrus. The 4469 members have 65 percent of Cleveland milk use and $65 million invested. 800 attended the meeting, 615 members and families, with 15 Lorain locals across Amherst Brownhelm Camden Columbia Eaton Elyria Fields Corners Grafton Henrietta Huntington LaGrange Penfield Pittafield Oberlin Wellington.
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Rowland
Cleveland
Elyria
Ashland
Festoria
Sanduski
Painesville
Bucyrus
Paineshire
Bucrrus
Fostoria
Ohio
J. J. Prindie
Lorain Coury
Lorain County
Amherst
Brownhelm
Camden
Columbia
Eaton
Fields Corners
Grafton
Henrietta
Huntington
LaGrange
Penfield
Pittafield
Oberlin
Wellington
City Covered by Sudden Snowfall Blanket
A sharp midday snowstorm dumped about three inches of new snow on the city within an hour. The white blanket spread rapidly and muffled the streets before easing in later afternoon hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axaly
Albert Spalding and St Olaf Choir Concerts at Oberlin
Two of the era's great musical events unfold in Oberlin as Albert Spalding violinist and the St Olaf Lutheran choir present the final semester concerts. Spalding performs Bach and Chopin transcriptions with Benoist accompanist tonight in Finney chapel, joined by Corelli and Brahms works. The St Olaf choir, without accompaniment, performs Bach, Durante, Schumann, Rachmaninoff, Mendelssohn, and others tomorrow at 3, en route to Cleveland, directed by F Melius Christiansen.
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Oberlin
Jas
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Albert Spalding
St. Olaf Lutheran Choir
Spalding
Finney Chapel
Bach
Chopin
Corelli
Brahms
Saras Ste
Andre Benoist
St. Olaf Choir
Oberlin residents rush to pay taxes to avoid penalty
Yesterday marked the deadline for tax payments in Oberlin. Major J. N. Stone reported close to ninety percent paid to escape a ten percent penalty. His office has been busy issuing licenses including many automobile licenses and over four hundred dog licenses, reflecting widespread canine ownership among residents.
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Oberlin
J. N. Stone
Major
Oberlin Graduate Becomes a Nun at Cleveland Ceremony
Miss Gertrude Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs O J Hughes of Morgan Street becomes Oberlin College first graduate to take the veil at St Augustine academy Cleveland. She becomes Sister Mary Joannes after Bishop Schremps officiates at the school dedication. Hughes graduated last June.
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Oberlin
Gertrude Hughes
O. J. Hughes
Morgan Street
Oberlin College
St. Augustine Academy
Cleveland
Mary Joannes
Schremps
Miss Hughes
Olmstead Returns From Alumni Meetings
J C Olmstead alumni secretary of the college has returned from a trip to Chicago for a conference with the executive committee of the alumni association. He also attended a sectional meeting of the American Alumni council at Notre Dame University where he participated in the program.
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Olmstead
J. C. Olmstead
Chicago
Lumni Association
American Alumni Council
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Ind
Two Games This Week At Oberlin And Heidelberg
The high school meets Tifa this Friday at Oberlin floor, game ends at T1239. The college faces Heidelberg the next evening with a college dance to follow announced by Mrs Hatch, director of recreation.
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Tifa
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Hatch
Reparations Set For 1422 High School Annual O H Mar
Reparation work begins for the 1422 high school annual the O H which appears annually in March. Committees appointed include Millicent Hamme Victor Solomon Kay Birdseye Charles Edwards Lela Brown Robert Liman and Bill Srookes. Calendar Margaret Houghton junior quotations Cardie Grovesend and Willard Mitchell faculty quotations FE Parsons FH Barlow and H Hull and art Marjorie Cook.
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Mar
Millicent Hamme
Victor Solomon
Kay Birdseye
Charles Edwards
Lela Brown
Robert Liman
Bill Srookes
Margaret Houghton
Bhi Norris
Cardie Grovesend
Willard Mitchell
FE. Parsons
Crowell Funeral for Mrs Esther Crowell Planned
The funeral for Mrs Esther Crowell who died Sunday after a week's illness following an apoplectic stroke will be held tomorrow at 1 39 p m at the Methodist church. The service is under Vine Rebekah Lodge auspices with interment at Belden Ohio, her former home.
Petition for sanitary sewer on Popular Street and Bon Air
City Council last night received a petition for a sanitary sewer along Popular Street from Abbey Road to Bon Air Avenue and along Bon Air Avenue to Sycamore and beyond. More than ninety percent of residents on the affected blocks signed. Petition referred to the Sewers and Drains Committee.
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Popular Street
Abbey Road
Bon Air Avenue
Sycamore
Atrects
Sewers and Drains Committee
City Council Backs Street Paving For Lincoln And Neufer Courts
An ordinance to improve Lincoln and Neufer courts by paving was passed under suspension of rules. Lincoln Court will receive a 24 foot wide pavement from Blaine Street to East River, while Neufer Court will be 20 feet wide from Bod i to 262 feet south.
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Lincoln and
Neufer Courts
Lincoln Court
Blaine Street
East River
Neufer Court
Bodi
Move Permit Sought for 310 Clark Street House
Falcon Motors Corporation notified the city council last night about moving a house at 310 Clark Street. They requested a moving permit which the matter was referred to the streets and sidewalks committee and the service director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcon Motors Corporation
Clark Street
Streets and Sidewalks Committee
Spencer Oil seeks permit for retail filling station
The Spencer Oil and Gas Company asked the city council to approve building a service retail station at the bulk gasoline station on Oberlin Road near the B&O tracks. The Fire and Police committee with the fire chief is empowered to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Oil and Gas Company
Oberlin Road
Fire and Police Committee
Residents seek two street lights on Abbey Road
A petition from Abbey Road residents asked the city to erect two street lights on Abbey Road between Cleveland and Popular streets. The request was referred to the water and lighting committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Abbey Road
Cleveland
Water and Lighting Committee
Veath Record Mrs S F Rice 61 Dies at Home
Mrs S F Rice aged 61 died yesterday morning at 3 30 at her home 119 East Bridge street She leaves a husband two children Mrs F E Biddinger Elyria and Forest Rice Huntington Ohio four grandchildren one sister Mrs J W Shank Wabash Ind and one brother C E Chapman Lorain She was a member of the Christian church Sullivan Funeral services Wednesday at noon from the home and 230 from the Christian church Sullivan Rev Fowler assisted by Rev D E Danenderb will officiate Interment in Sullivan cemetery
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S. F. Rice
East Bridge Street
F. E. Biddinger
Elyria
Forest Rice
Huntington
Ohio
J. W. Shank
Wabash
Ind
C.E. Chapman
Lorain
Christian Church of
Sullivan, O
Christian Church At
Sullivan
Fowler
D. E. Danenderb
Sullivan Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Crowell in Oberlin
Funeral services for the late Mrs Esther Crowell of Oberlin will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 o'clock at the First Methodist church in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Crowell
Oberlin
First Methodist Church
Funeral services for Robert West scheduled in Elyria
Robert West born in Avon Ohio in 1886 died at Elyria Memorial hospital January 22. Funeral services set at Sudro funeral home Thursday January 24 at 1 30 p m with burial to follow.
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Robert West
Avon, C
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sudro Funeral Home
Ohio Legislature Today and Pending Appointments
The Bender bill reducing the insurance tax is scheduled for Senate consideration while Roscoe C. Mc Culloch is awaiting appointment to the Utilities Commission before the Senate Rules Committee. Sex bills are to be introduced in both chambers as they meet at 1 30 p m. House Rules Committee will consider proposed changes in rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Senate
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Utilities Commission
Senate Rules Committee
House
House Rules Committee
Fires Destroy Three Firms In Upper Sandusky District
Upper Sandusky and Jackson, Jan 22, three firms burned and a fourth damaged in a broad fire sweep. O'Brien Electrical, Joe Perri shoe store, and Hollman barber shop destroyed. damage around 60,000 dollars. Mrs Mathy, an apartment resident above a site, was overcome and rescued by bakery workers. Cause undetermined. district briefly threatened. In Jackson, the Methodist church basement fire yesterday caused 40,900 dollars in damage.
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Upper Sandusky
William Mathy
O'Brien Electrical Company
Joe Perri
Hollman
Jackson
President’s Flag Rules At Sea
The President’s flag is broken at the main the moment he reaches the deck and is kept flying as long as he is aboard the vessel.
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United States
Advises Hiring of Sidewalk Inspector for Elyria
City Solicitor Harry Redington urged the Elyria council to hire a sidewalk inspector to cut city costs. He cited six 1928 common pleas cases where Elyria was a party, two due to falls on sidewalks, and noted a judgment paid to Philo B. Comstock totaling over two thousand dollars. The inspector would help locate delinquent sidewalks, Redington said. He also reported no financial figures from the solicitor’s 1925 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Redington
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Philo B. Comstock
Comstock
Redington
Auto Club Dinner Promises Large Lorain Crowd
Edward T. Fogo deputy commissioner of motor vehicles joins speakers for the Lorain County Automobile Club annual meeting to be held at St Pauls church at 6 30 p m With 319 cards returned indicating attendance is at least that many officials expect larger turnout than last year 365 The lineup includes C C Jones secretary of the State Automobile Association Hugh Diamond Galton J W Dilgren legal adviser Frank Stetson and Don Myers A musical program is planned.
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Edward T. Fogo
Columbus
Department of State
Lorain County Automobile Club
St. Paul’s Church
C. C. Jones
State Automobile Association
Hugh Diamond
Galton
J. W. Dilgren
Frank Stetson
Don Myers
Northern Savings and Loan Co Elects Officers and Directors
All officers and directors of the Northern Savings and Loan Co were reelected at the annual stockholders meeting held Monday afternoon. Officers include President J. C. Crisp, first vice president A. J. Curren, second vice president W. T. Parsch, secretary James A. Hewitt, and assistant secretary L. D. Huffman. Directors reelected are J. C. Crisp, A. J. Curren, George Dar, H. J. Egolf, L. B. Fauver, Henry Heidrich, J. A. Hewitt, L. D. Huffman, W. T. Huffman, S. H. Squire, Robert L. Stearns, G. B. Thomas, A. H. West, C. T. Winckles of Elyria, and E. A. Stevens of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Savings and Loan Company
J. C. Crisp
A A. J. Curren
W. T. Parsch
James A. Hewitt
L. D. Huffman
A. J. Curren
George Dar
H. J. Egolf
Masonic Temple Company Elects New Board of Directors
Stockholders met yesterday afternoon and elected nine directors: F. A. Smythe, A. Beebe, H. H. Nre, A. J. Plocher, C. T. Lersch, Thomas Reese, E. J. Crisp, James A. Hewitt, and Geo. Tattersall. Officers to be chosen later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple Company
F. A. Smythe
A. Beebe
H. H. Nre
A. J. Plocher
C. T. Lersch
Thomas Reese
E. J. Crisp
James A. Hewitt
Geo. Tattersall
February Became Last Month in Roman Calendar
When first introduced into the Roman calendar February was made the last month of the year and preceded January.
Danderine Promises Shine Without Obvious Box
Readers are urged to use Danderine to tame hair without a flat box appearance. A few drops or a towel wrap supposedly create lasting lustre and improve waves better than water. The ad also claims Danderine dissolves dandruff sharpens condition and invigorates nails and roots.
Ask Your Druggist Get a Bottle of Danderine
An ad touts Danderine for hair health with a nationwide offer for Fogaiors to obtain the product at a three cent price. The copy promises finished dressing quality and best aid to hair health, urging immediate use.
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America
Rei
Market report from Cleveland on produce and poultry prices
Jan 23 Cleveland market shows butter and eggs prices with extras and firsts, chickens, ducks, and geese listed. Poultry express stock remains heavy with fowls and spinn ers noted, plus potatoes including Ohio white and Maine Green Mountain varieties priced per 150 pound sacks and 100 pound bags.
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Cleveland
Express
Ohio
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock Market Summary
Cleveland livestock report shows hog receipts 1600 with strong to 25 cent gains. Hog price ranges span 90 to 350 pounds from 8.36 to 9.65 dollars, with sows 7.50 to 8.00. Cattle receipts 225 plus calves 275, steady across classes. feeders 13.50 to 18.50, cutters 5.00 to 6.75. Sheep receipts 959, fat lambs 16.50 to 16.75, bulks 13.60 to 14.50, culls 5.00 to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago cash quotations and commodity prices summary
Chicago market notes show butter receipts and prices across several grades, eggs higher on receipts and firsts, various poultry prices for fowls to turkeys, and USDA reported potato receipts with state breakdowns. Wheat and corn quotes, oats, rye, barley, timothy and clover seed values listed, with lard at 11.62 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Toledo Livestock Market Report Hogs Calves and Sheep
Toledo Ohio January 22 hogs market up to 20 cents higher with average prices around 8.65 to 9.49 for various classes. Calves light offerings steady while sheep and lambs show a strong, through market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Toledo grain and seed prices in early listings
Grain markets list toledo wheat and corn quotes with no. 2 red at 1.44 1.45, yellow corn 1.93 1.04 no.3 1.01 1.02, oats 55 57e, rye 1.14, barley 68 69e. Clover seed cash domestic old and new 215.15, Feb domestic 15.20, March 18.30, imported prices 12.75 13.05 13.25 13.55. alIIke cash 19.00 Feb 19.25. Timothy cash old 3.00 new 3.15 Feb 3.17 March 3.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jas
Allike
Timothy
Verbal Barrage Diverts Council From Zoning Debate
In a tense city council session, the zoning ordinance stalled as verbal barrage filled the chamber. Council member at large Ann Kennedy brushed crooked mayoral portraits to realign them, saying she cared more about pictures hanging straight than the ordinance. The meeting featured cigar smoke and heated exchanges over the zoning map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Kennedy
Hewitt
Council
Police Revolver Shoot Results Standout Hamlin Tops Trophy Race
In the Richwine marksman trophy contest at City Hall range Officer Hamlin led Team No. 1 with a 94.6 average after nine bulls from fifteen shots. Team No. 2, featuring Officer Walton, will compete Wednesday as the present holder must better Hamlin’s yesterday score to retain the trophy for two weeks. Scores show notable improvement since earlier shoots with individual marks listed for Berkline Southam Hamlin Zarnko Hurd Witter Brown Sawyer Gibson and others.
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Mfteen
Haimlin
Te Berkline
Southam
Hamlin
Zarnko
Hurd
Witter
Brown
Sawyer
Gibson
Tax payments near seventy thousand in Wellington
Wellington on January 22 reports deputy tax collector Robert Andrews that about $70,000 in taxes were paid, matching the average. He notes more than 500 dog tags were sold. William Rook, recently ill, was taken to Elyria Clinic hospital on Monday for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Robert Andrews
William Rook
Elyria Clinic
Entertains Friends Before Move to Cleveland
Miss Leola Seigler hosted a Friday evening gathering for Tessie and Teresa Walsh and their mother, who plan to move to Cleveland soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Seigler
Tessie
Teresa Walsh
Cleveland
Wellington Firemen Benefit Show Feb 20 at Opera House
The Wellington Volunteer Firemen present their third annual vaudeville revue on Wednesday night February 20 at the Wellington Opera House. This year the bill is all professional, with Sutlis and Page as local producers promising an entertainment hard to beat. Three acts from Cleveland and seven other professionals will headline the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Opera House
Wellington
Sutlis
Page
Cleveland
King's Daughters Meeting At Mrs Bennett Home
Members of the King's Daughters met at Mrs H S Bennett's East Main street home Monday evening A playlet by Mrs H Breyley and Miss Lena Dirlam formed an interesting segment of the program
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King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
H. S. Bennett
East Main Street
H. Breyley
Lena Dirlam
Theodore Dirlam Celebrates 87th Birthday at Pittsfield Home
Mr Theodore Dirlam a member of the local G A R Post celebrated his 87th birthday today A family birthday party was held at his home in Pittsfield confirming the celebratory event and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Dirlam
G. A. R. Post
Pittsfield
Club Meeting Postponed by Woman's Afternoon Club
The Woman's Afternoon club meeting at Miss Jeannette and Margaret Warner's home, planned for Monday afternoon, was postponed to this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Margaret Warner
Locals: Outridge sick. Otterbacker to New York visit
Mrs. Glen Outridge is again on the sick list. Mr. Warry Otterbacker left today for New York where he expects to visit for some time. Robert Daugherty and family of Shelby were Sunday visitors at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Daugherty. Regular meeting of the Well-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Outridge
Warry Otterbacker
New York
Robert Daugherty
Shelby
Henry Daugherty
Helping Hand Society Card Party at G A R Hall
The Helping Hand Society hosts a card party on Wednesday evening in the G A R Hall. Pedro and 500 are invited. everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
G. A. R. Hall
Pedro
Ington Grange Weekly Meeting Announced
Ington Grange will hold a Wednesday evening meeting this week with a discussion on My Latest Labor Saving Device, and Why during the torture hour. The Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church meets Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors, with Mrs. Fred Douglas as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington Grange
Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
Fred Douglas
Literary Club Hears Book Review of Paul Bunyan
Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Jr hosted the Literary Club with a review of James Stevens Paul Bunyan by Miss Karen Nielsen. The program recounted how lumberjacks spun bunkhouse yarns, exaggerating heroics, and Northwoods incidents. The next meeting will be at Miss Nielsen’s Middle Avenue home on January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
West Avenue
James Stevens
Paul Bunyan
North America
Karen Nielsen
Northwoods
Church League Games At Y Tonight
Five Senior Church Basketball League games are set at the Y M C A tonight starting at 7 p m Robert T Moore YMCA physical director announced Grace Lutheran faces St Paul s in the opener Pilgrim Community and St Mary s meet followed by Church of Christ versus B nai B rith First Congregational against St Agnes and St John s against Baptist church teams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Moore
Grace Lutheran Church Aggregation
St. Paul's Church
Pilgrim Community
St. Marry’s
Church of Christ
B'nai B'rith
First Congregational
St. Agnes
St. John’s and
Baptist Church
Tobogganing Starts At Spring Valley Club Today
Snow today allows the Spring Valley Country Club to resume winter sports with the toboggan slide open this afternoon. The announcement notes that renewed use follows today’s snowfall and signals the return of seasonal activities at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
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