Prayer Meetings Set For Friday Morning Jan 25 1929
Friday morning prayer meetings are listed for January 25 1929 at ten o'clock. Mrs Wm A Sunday speaks at United Presbyterian church East Avenue and Second Street for section six. Districts I to VIII specify hosts and addresses for sections A to G, with multiple homes across Lake Avenue Woodland Wooded areas and several streets, all meeting at ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A
United Presbyterian Church
East Avenue
Second Street
Standen
Lake Avenue
Brillhart
Woodland
Paul
Coras
East Bridge
W. C. Fowls
Glendale Court
McIntyre
West River
Lawson
Cleveland
Sassmanhausen
Harwood
Gegenheimer
Longfellow
Palmer
Chestnut
Mayberry
Water Street
Miller
Cartwright
West Street
McQueen
Ear] Court
Rev. Ketcham
C. Martin
Tenth
McClure
Cold Middle Avenue
Heidrick
Denison Avenue
Sheldon
Cambridge Street
W. H. Niles
Clark Street
D. B. R. Crisman
Fairlawn Avenue
D. Fox
School Heads See Educational Films in Lorain County
Lorain County school principals viewed a motion picture demonstration by Vernon M. Riegel, former state superintendent, focusing on teaching science and literature with film. They also saw school art displays and discussed Health Day in May and the county basketball tournament on February 22 and 23, along with attendance and working permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Vernon M. Riegel
Elshna
Farming Club Meets in Birmingham Session
The Young Men's Farming club of Birmingham held its second meeting of the year at Birmingham Monday evening January 21. After an hour and a half of instruction on plows the ten members enjoyed a short period of basketball. Young men aged 16 to 25 who are interested in farming are invited to attend the next meeting on Monday evening January 28 at 7 50.
Sugar Cane Giants Reported in New Guinea Wilds
In the wilds of New Guinea sugar cane has been found reaching stalks of twenty eight feet high, a remarkable height for the crop. The discovery highlights unusual growth and potential agricultural interest in the region. Researchers note the specimen’s extraordinary structure and consider implications for future cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Local Youth Burned While Fixing Grit Socket
Earl Merthe, 19, was burned about the eyes while attempting to fix an electric grit socket with a screwdriver. Employed at Columbia Steel, he was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment. the burn was slight and he returned home. He lives at 109 Chestnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Merthe
Merthe
Columbia Steel
Memorial Hospital
Merthe Hves
Chestnut Street
Y M C A Changes Schedule For Boys Picture Programs
John R Siekkinen director of boys work at the Y M C A announced a one time change in the weekly picture programs for boys this week The shows will run Thursday and Friday afternoons instead of Friday and Saturday to allow boys to attend Billy Sunday meetings Saturday afternoon A special group from grade schools will be present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Siekkinen
Billy
Death notice of Miss Mary McLaughlin of Elyria
Miss Mary McLaughlin daughter of the late Thomas and Mary McLaughlin of Elyria died in Youngstown Ohio on Wednesday January 23. The body was taken to Welsh Funeral Home and services will be held Saturday at 10 o clock at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McLaughlin
Thomas and Mary McLaughlin
Elyria
Youngstown
Ohio
St. Mary’s Church
Death of Mrs. C. F. Lloyd in California
Word reached Elyria of the death of Mrs. C. F. Lloyd in La Jolla California on Tuesday afternoon after a yearlong illness. She is survived by husband C. F. Floyd a son Carl of La Jolla and a daughter Mrs. E. Phelps of Lorain. Ten years ago the family resided in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. F. Lloyd
Lajolla
California
C. F. Floyd
Carl
E. Phelps
Lorain
Services for Mrs Jenne Held at St Agnes Church
Services for the late Mrs. Jenne will be held at nine thirty Saturday morning at St. Agnes Church. Burial will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Death of A L Dusty Rhodes Shocks Friends in Lakewood
Friends of A L Dusty Rhodes, former Lakewood resident, were shocked by his sudden death at home on Ramona Avenue. He is survived by his wife and one son Laughlin. Mrs. Rhodes, Marie Severcoll, spent her girlhood in Elyria as daughter of Dr and Mrs L Severcoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L
Dusty) Rhodes
Ramona Avenue
Lakewood
Laughlin
Rhodes
Elyria
Marie Severcoll
Elyria man James A Dake dies at 600 West Ave
James A Dake lifelong Elyria resident died at his home 600 West Avenue at 7 2 m on January 24th. Born November 24th 1850 in Olmsted Falls Ohio he lived in Elyria about seventy years and was active in business for forty of them. He married Harriet H Boynton May 27 1875 who survives with two daughters Mrs C D Gull and Mrs G H Brownell and two grandchildren. Services at Taylor Funeral Home Saturday at three o'clock in the afternoon. Flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dake
Elyria
West Avenue
Mr. Dake
Olmsted Falls
Ohio
Harriet H. Boynton
C. D. Gull
Death notice for Erwin T. Andress in LaGrange Township
Erwin T. Andress died at his LaGrange home on January 24 at 12 30 A M aged 71 6 27. He leaves sons Geo suson of LaGrange Gurney And dress of Elyria Frank Andress of Elyria and Mrs W A Grills of North Ridgeville. Funeral at Sudro funeral home Saturday at 2 PM with Reverend Wiseman officiating. Interment LaPorte cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin T. Andress
LaGrange Road
LaGrange Township
Geo. Suson
LaGrange
Gurney Andress
Elyria
Frank Andress
W. A. Grills
North Ridgeville
Sudro
Wiseman
LaPorte Cemetery
Road projects outlined for rural area improvements
The notice lists multiple infrastructure upgrades including macadamizing a 0.3 mile section of 31st Street extension to Shef Field French Creek road at 49660 dollars, grading Durkee road for 1.6 miles at 6000 dollars, grading 0.8 miles of Butternut Ridge road at 10000 dollars, resurfacing North Ridge road for two miles at 1900 dollars, constructing a new Black River bridge on Butternut Ridge road at 25000 dollars, and plans by County Surveyor Charles T. Biggs. It notes completion before year end and locations in Eaton and Carlisle townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
31St Street
Sheffield-French Creek
Durkee
Eaton Township
Butternut Ridge
Charles T. Biggs
Board of County Commissioners
Thrift Days Sale Across Seventeen Elyria Stores
Seventeen Elyria retail stores opened cooperative thrift day sales this morning in observance of National Thrift Week. The two day event runs through today and tomorrow offering savings across nearly all merchandise lines for January shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Savings Deposit Bank Directors Elect Officers
Directors of the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company today elected officers for 1929. A. L. Garford was named chairman of the board J. B. Seward became executive vice president F. R. Eckler was chosen vice president and secretary F. L. Shaw took the role of treasurer E. W. Boland was named assistant secretary G. L. Ray assistant treasurer The directors also elected for the year at the annual stockholders meeting last week The board congratulated the officers for their efficient conduct during 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
A. L. Garford
J. B. Seward
F. R. Eckler
F. L. Shaw
E. W. Boland
G. L. Ray
Board of Directors
Senate Rules Shakeup Looms Over House Bill Intake
The senate recesses as the house nears a third week to file new bills under proposed rules requiring three fifths consent post February 18, with appropriation measures exempted. Aimed to speed legislation, the rules face possible minority resistance but likely pass. Senate committee hearings on Pence rate law repeal were postponed to February 4 amid fears of rushed passage. A total of 193 bills have been introduced. six new measures appeared yesterday, all in the senate including padlocking gambling venues, hot air furnace regulations, and cemetery maintenance funding rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Finance Committee
Senate Utilities Committee
Kuhns
Darton
J. Lowry Miller
Butler County
Miles S. Kuhns
Kubas
Ohio road talk and entertainment at EFisha meeting
At the EFisha gathering Frank A. Stetson praised Ohio roads as equal to any state while blaming auto clubs for issues. ScottishAmerican entertainer Hugh Thomond from Gailon closed with humor. Peerless orchestra provided music as XN. D. Backus stood in for president E. U. Hagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Stetson
Efisha
Ohio
Huch Thomond
Gailon
Peerless Orchestra
Erio
D. Backus
E. U. Hagee
Interarching Theory Aims to Boost Citrus Grove Life
Interarching, a new theory in tree surgery, gains attention in citrus grove care. It seeks to double the life of a tree, promising extended vitality and healthier growth through altered pruning and grafting concepts.
United Church to vote on name change in Oberlin
Oberlin January 24 The United Congregational church annual meeting is set for tonight after a six o clock supper at the James Brand house The main task is reviewing yearly reports and the proposed change of church name from United Church to First United Church The committee expects near unanimous approval The meeting will also include a full report on the Every Member canvass conducted in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
United Congregational Church
James Brand House
First United Church
Church of Oberlin
United Church
First
Second Congregational Churches
Funeral for Woman Born in Log Cabin
The funeral for Mrs. Louisa Nash wife of the late Nathan B. Nash was held at 1 30 pm at the home northeast of Oberlin with burial in Amherst Evergreen cemetery. Born March 28 1837 in a log house she moved to Oberlin at age four and married in 1860. She died Monday after influenza and a stroke, aged 92, survived by six of seven children and ten grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Nash
Nathan B. Nash
Oberlin
Amherst Evergreen Cemetery
Nash
Oberlin Women's Club meeting hosts homecoming for president
The Oberlin Women's club plans a three o'clock meeting tomorrow at Mrs. L. E. Burgner’s home at 171 East College street. The event is a home-coming party for club president Mrs. P. S. Peirce with an unusual musical program. Also tomorrow at 7:39 pm, the Pythian Sisters hold a regular meeting. Past Matrons convene with luncheon at noon at Mrs. Kendeigh’s Amherst home, hosted by Mrs. A. J. Waite and Mrs. S. E. Miller. The Literary and Social club meets this afternoon at Mrs. Ralph Dailey’s on North Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
L. E. Burgner
East College Street
P. S. Peirce
Pythian Sisters
Kendeigh
Amherst
A. J. Waite
S. E. Miller
Ralph Dailey
North Pleasant Street
Dog missing in town seeks help from police
A wire-haired fox terrier owned by M. C. Reynolds of 609 West Street wandered from home this morning and remains missing at noon. It wears a Neense tag 2385 on its collar and the owner has notified police for aid in locating the pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Reynolds
West Street
City Bank sues Cromling for 175 and mortgage foreclosure
The City Bank Company filed suit against Lena Cromling seeking 175 dollars plus foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Carlisle township due on a note. The action alleges default on the loan and requests judicial relief to recover the amount and foreclose the lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Bank Company
Lena Cromling
Carlisle Township
Continued list of names by town and guardian marks
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals by town such as Huntington Carlisle Camden Ridgeville Pittsfield Columbia and Amherst Two with paired names and initials sometimes followed by (0) or (w). The garbled text repeatedly shows residents like Freda Rogers Rowena Ingersoll Dorothy Terrill Phyllis Portman and William Wigert, indicating a community roster or voting list with cross references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Terrill
Avon
Carl Ejlhert
Richard Nee
Richard Wilford
LaGrange
William Wigert
May Amsburg
Willam Wigert
Elyria Two
William Ivancete
Jean Fridenstine
William Ivanciec
East Carlisle
Elson Shroyer
Alvin Meschke
Leonard McDaniels
Huntington
Bertha Berger
Andrew Sholorick
Highland
Lillian Rosckowski
A Unger
Hilda Unger
Carlisle
Dorothy Hebebrand
Dorothy Tittle
Camden
Calwyn Davidson
Carrol Coren
Marian Cr
John Abrabanowicz
Mary Turnosky
Brownhelm
Helen Crosby
Gertrude McQueen
Gilbert Fairchild
Grafton
Louise Pilarceuk
Kathryn Wosick
Gertrude Wilczak
Belden
Dorothy Rising
Josephine Smith
Freda Schiwelter
Brighton
Gladys Burge
Norman Rife
Russia
LeRoy Peabody
Glber
Silacox
Avon Lake
Robert Kubach
Lois Lang
Pauline Katterhenry
Eaton
Julia Nagy
Beatrice Welch
Helen
Halowcky
Mildred Stock
Helen Halowcky
Jean McAlpine
Loretta Zeroll
Marian Butler
Hiyha
Geo. Rahrig
Beatrice Burrer
Max Passmore Cleo Ernst
Dorothy Banks
Helen Lavon
Carolyn Rapking
Mary Ulk
Warry Ferner
Margaret Unger
Dorothy Snyder
Frances Miller
Mildred Pallas
Janet Baus
Carolyn Geist
Frances Davidson
Ridgeville
Donald Walling
Phyllis Jobson
Pittsfield
Beulah Radcliffe
Thomas Wait
Olive McConnell
Marion Rising
LaVerme Aldrich
Sharlene Wise
Harold Merrill
Carrie McKenzie
Eleanor Myers
Russiln
Ralph Chramm
John Mitro
Vivian Peabody
Gladys Shirley
Agnes Dreschel
Elinor Nagy
Millicent Box
Mildred Gerbick
Herbert Peak
Roma Merck
Adolph Karpinski
Maude Hose
James Hastings
Eileen Lescher
Marian Moon
Josephine Bailey
Isabel Salone
Lillie Naegele
Ruth Livermore
Hazel Sage
Oliver Bemis
Carol Webb
Zelma Schramm
Robert Penfound
Anna May Franklin
Ethel Lucile Davidson
Ida Leiman
Jennie Pais
Ida Lefman
Alice Wacker
Linn Brasee
Robert Avery
Vincent
Wm. Betzel
George Panchula
Joseph Kalo
Columbia
Cathryn Weber
Thelma Lewis
South Amherst
Mary Ashyk
Ben Ashyz
Mabel Slack
Penfield
Doris Bobel
Esther Sooy
Henrietta
Lucille Krieg
Warren Krieg
Amherst
Ruth Eschtruth
George Laschisky
Local Grade Entries List With Several Named Students
A partial OCR list shows fifth grade names and classrooms across multiple streets including Wellington, Ambherst, Fields Corners, Brookside, and Brownhelm. Entries include Marjorie Faus, Elizabeth Hulse, George Bonar, Markley Charles Laming, Rose Muhich, Jack Fiser, Lois Fortune, Robert Borovy, Mary Robertson, Nevra Carrick, Donald Millers, John Cissne, and Vernon Trinter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Philip Duff
Marjorie Faus
Lake Avrenue
Elizabeth Hulse
Florence Fatz
George Bonar
Markley
Charles Laming
Rose Muhich
Ambherst
Max Scharein
Jack Fiser
Fields Corners
Lois Fortune
Robert Borovy
Mary Robertson
Brookside
Nevra Carrick
Donald Millers
John Cissne
Brownhelm
Vernon Trinter
Market brief shows varied farm product quotes
Butter eggs and poultry prices fill retail slate with extras and firsts listed for butter eggs and poultry. Potatoes priced by sack or bushel with regional varieties from Idaho Maine and New York.
Cleveland Market Report Hogs Cattle and Lamb Prices Rise
Cleveland Ohio January 24 HOGS market up by 35 cents with 250 to 350 pounds at 10.15 to 10.35 and smaller sizes varying from 8.85 to 10.35. CATTLE demand steady with calves around 375 and beef cows 7.90 to 8.75, vealers 13.56 to 15.50. SHEEP steady with top fat lambs 16.50 to 17.00 and bulk lambs 13.50 to 14.50 while cull lambs fetch 8.09 to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland O
Hog market gains lift livestock receipts steady
Hog receipts rise as market inches 25 to 50 cents higher with heavies around 3.00. Mediums 10.25, workers 710.25 and food pigs 8.50 to 9.00. Calves receipts light with steady market. Sheep and lambs receipts light with a strong market.
Chicago Cash Quotations Report Jan 24
Butter prices advance with creamery extras at 46 1 4 to 46 3 4 cents. Eggs higher with extra firsts at 37 3 4 cents and firsts 34 1 2 to 36 cents. Poultry alive steady with fowls 27 1 2 cents and turkeys 25 cents. Potatoes quiet on weather. redist shipments show 775 cars. Wheat No 2 hard 1.27 to 1.28 1 1 2. Corn No 3 953 4 to 964 4 cents. Oats No 2 white 56 cents. Rye no sale. Timothy seed 6.20. Clover seed 23.60 to 31.00. Lard 11.95. Ribs 12.87. Bellies 13.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Results of Police Revolver Shoot Honors Rich Wine Medal
Officer George Walton scored 95.5 percent to retain the Rich wine marksman medal in the second police revolver shoot. Hamlin from Team No 1 was 94.6 percent and second high scorer. Team No 2, including Walton, won all honors for the second semi monthly shoot at City Hall. Officer Lloyd Sweet scored a perfect five bullseyes in the second round. Walton, Hamlin, Sweet, Waldron and Brown qualified for the team to represent the department against rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walton
Richwine
Hamlin
Walton
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
Waldron
Brown
Local Name List Refines Amid East Lorain Residents
A long OCR fragment lists street pairs with readers and writers in multiple communities around Elyria and surrounding towns. Names include Wellington William Hemp hill, Lake Avenue, Brookside, Avon Lake, and Grafton amidst numerous households and spouse indicators, showing an extensive but damaged roster of residents and associations.
Local Names List Paragraph From Old Paper
A fragmented list shows multiple names associated with streets Wellington Lois Thornton Mina Wittenbrook Marian Gates Lake Avenue Katherine Hecock Frank Marvis Katherine Hecock Markley Helen McIntire Jessie Saylor Thomas McCarty Fields Corners Margaret Burkley Eileen Walken Margaret Burkley Brookside Mary Tarnosky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lois Thornton
Mina Wittenbrook
Marian Gates
Lake Avenue
Katherine Heccock
Frank Marvis
Katherine Hecock
Markley
Helen McIntire
Jessie Saylor
Thomas McCarty
Fields Corners
Margaret Burkley
Eileen Walken
Brookside
Mary Tarnosky
Speeding Auto And Car Crash Four Are Killed
Four people died when a speeding automobile crossed into a trolley car head on in Philadelphia. The auto carried five passengers. the trolley had thirty. Driver Joseph B. Jager, 28, and four others including Ralph Dodson, Dolly Solder, and Patience Campbell perished. Motorman Montgomery Daulig, 42, was arrested at a hospital. The party outing was cited as the victims’ reason for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Montgomery Daulig
Joseph B. Jager
Ralph Dodson
Dolly Solder
Patience Campbell
Dodson
Rescue amid North Sea gale marks third anniversary of Florida crew save
On the night of the Florida rescue, Captain Fried of the President Roosevelt radioed that he saved the full crew of 32 under a full cold westerly gale after lifeboat loss. The search followed earlier rescues by Captain Fried for the Antinoe and amid efforts by the President Harrison and Yorck, who had to turn back for fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fried
Antinoe
North Seas
United States
Roosevelt
Ling
Florida
Harry Manning
New York
Harrison
Dollar Line
Yorck
America
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Farming Club
Kaplan the Tailor
Middle Ave
Wilmot Printing CO
Spa
Alois
Axe
Veath
Miss Mary McLaughlin
Mrs
Katherine Jenne
A. L. Rhodes
Washington Cathedral
Mount St. Alban
Savings Deposit Bank
W. B.tocker
North Mass St
United Church Annual Meet
Freda Rogers
Arlene Cassel
William Krueck
John Asbyk
Helen Bartlome
Doris Devereaux
Charles Kellmer
Henrietta—Phyllis Swiers
Phylis Portman
Phyllis Portman
Amherst Two
Marcella M{ller
George Davis
Wm. Barder
George Vasu
James Seimbach
Carl Ebeorling
Eleanor Mansell
Carl Eberling
Ethel Urshel
Josephine Zezula
Caroline Pozkcevich
Florence Klabun
Gabel Jackson
Henrietta—Loig Portman
Helen Cherry
Lois Portman
Marian Hecock
Estella Hecock
Irene Roman
Stanley Novak
Clara Weber
Ruth Delmuge
Victor Lence
Warren Powers
Lester Bradley
Ruth Newcomb
Ye Henrietta
Pearl Krieg
Elsie Holovacs
Marjorie Hearn
Ruth Holzworth
Anna Mullen
Mike Mukar
Agnes Klimosonski
Winifred K Jenhans
Kenneth Kellogg
Winifred Kleinhans
Jienrletta
Ida Mae Buckley
Rosa Rozsos
Rosa Roszos
Amborat Two
Hannah = Ehrman
Glover Webb
Hannah Ehrman
Cleveland Produce
Express
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Russell Burbanks
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Pte
Pet. Mavers
Crehan
Johnson
Sayles
Obitus Ae
William Hemphill
George Rucker
Willam Hemphill
Curt Koch
Geo. Pallas
Rosemary Ballas
Mary Gill
Steve Kovaka
Emma Bement
Ford Bainbridge
Arvelia Walkden
Phyllis Gebhart
James Smith
Albert Mittendorf
Mildren Brenner
Louis Mohrman
Wildam Abbott
Alvin Thelman
Harold Jabbusch
Elaine Cole Fay
Margaret Moldovan
Lyle Springer
Madelyn Williams
Vivian Nash
Irma Schaefer
Marion Crowell
Donna Bassett
Elizabeth Hein
Johnny Gerbick
June Mahler
Naomi Myers
Kathryn Smith
Theresa Szabo
Tressle Krupp
Matthew Crisp
Bernice Squire
Marion Lauer
Lyle Slack
Edith Hudson
Hazel McTague
Paul Pals
Silver King Coal
Crooks Coal Co
Hallworthy
New
H. D. Reynolds
D. C
Masonic Temple
Charis
Pede
Aass A
Aaa
Automotive Parts
Smith & Dirlam
E. 2Nd Street
Western Reserve Finance
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