Victim of Train Bandits May Recover
Edwin K. Nelson, 33, florist from Tampa, was shot through the right lung by one of six bandits robbing passengers on the Ohio special between Carey and Bellefontaine. He showed signs of improvement. his wife and his father, Dr. Robert Nelson, arrived. Dr. Nelson’s flight was canceled by bad weather, and he joined the train at Knoxville where Mrs. Nelson rode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Edwin K. Nelson
Tampe
Carey
Robert Nelson
Tampa
Nelson
May Have Solved Gibbs Murder in Clyde
Fremont Ohio January 24 County officials say they have solved the death of Russell C Gibbs 29 of Clyde found in his burned car last July 29 the night before his wedding Sheriff Tom Pask and Prosecutor F Buckingham report a prisoner in Michigan penitentiary told of a plan by two men to rob Gibbs then strike him with a hammer and set the car on fire the story linked to a former cell mate who said Gibbs was returning from seeing his fi ance Miss Doris Kuns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, O
Russell C. Gibbs
Clyde
Tom Pask
F. H. Buckingham
Gibbs
Michigan Penitentiary
Doris Kuns
Speakers Named For Brighton Institute Programme
State and county speakers will share duties at the Brighton Township Farmers Institute to be held Monday and Tuesday. Five sessions are planned with talks by Mrs J W Pendry of Ravenna and C R Wagmer of Arlington at each session, plus Horton B Alger and Miss Alice Bird. The program includes music by the Brighton High School girls glee club and a high school freshmen play. Pendry speaks on What Shall I Do Everyday Courtesy The Community Master Farm Home Makers and Well Balanced Living. Wagmer topics cover Preparedness the Word of the Hour Where Do Taxes Go The Power of Concentrated Thought and Action A Study in Livestock Farming and The West Through Eastern Eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Township
Brighton High School Girls
Proprietor of Night Club Beaten in New York
Police report a violent assault at The Abbey night club in New York. Charles Sherman gambler and proprietor was stabbed shot and beaten and taken to hospital in serious condition. Mavis King a cigarette girl assisted and led him to medical care after finding him outside the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Abbey
Charles Sherman
Mavis King
Sherman
Auto and Street Car Collision Injures Couple
John Stephens, 62, of Stop 54, Cleveland road, suffered six broken ribs and facial and leg bruises after his car struck a street car while turning into a driveway around 3:15 p m yesterday. Mrs Stephens, 58, sustained a fracture of the right hand. Both were treated at Memorial hospital. Mr Stephens was admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stephens
Cleveland Road
Stephens
Memorial Hospital
New Heating Device Keeps Cabin At Eighty Above In Frigid Air
A novel aircraft cabin heater maintains a stable 80 degrees Fahrenheit inside the cabin despite outside temperatures plunging to 20 degrees below zero. The system adapts to extreme cold, ensuring passenger comfort and safety during high altitude flights.
Fracture of Arm Reported After Skating Incident
Harry MacDonald aged 12 of 325 Cornell avenue sustained a fracture of the left arm after a collision with a sled at McKinley school last evening. He received treatment at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry MacDonald
Cornell Avenue
McKinley School
MacDonald
Memorial Hospital
Muffler Fault Blamed for Night Fire in Court Street Truck
Firemen blame a defective muffler for a blaze in a truck parked in front of the Y M C A on Court Street last night. The vehicle, owned by L Rockwood Candy Company at 278 Bas Bridge Street, had the muffler ignite the frame under the driver’s seat. no damage was reported per the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
L. Rockwood Candy Company
Bas Bridge Street
Explosion shakes Kansas State House injuring custodian
TOPEKA Kan Jan 24 Firemen could not determine the explosion’s source in a first floor supply room at the Kansas state house. The blast started a fire that seriously burned custodian Harold Rude as smoke spread through the building after the House adjourned. Firefighters extinguished the flames with slight overall damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas State House
Harold Rude
House of Representatives
Woodcock Leaving for Washington After Illness
Amos Wil W. Woodcock federal prohibition director left Binghamton for Washington despite fever and orders to stay until fully recovered. He had come to investigate allegations that Andrew J. Horvatt, former president of the defunct state bank of Binghamton, ran a wholesale liquor operation for years without police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghampton
N. Y
Amos Wil W. Woodcock
Prohibition
Washington
Andrews S. Fritts
Woodcock
Lowell R. Smith
Syracuse
Andrew J. Horvatt
State Bank of
Binghamton
Set Contract For Four Buildings
A contract for the immediate erection of four brick stone and concrete buildings for the Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Monroe Michigan was awarded to W E Woods of Detroit. The project cost 2 500 000 and includes a four story mother house with a novitiate normal school infirmary and chapel plus a power plant to replace St Marrs Academy destroyed by fire in 1929. The old building cost 350 000 and 12 bidders competed including one from Defiance Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mich
Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
W. E. Woods
Detroit
St. Marrs Academy
Defiance
Ohio
Lioness Kills 2 Year Old Tot In San Antonio Circus Tragedy
In San Antonio on January 2, animal trainer C Coley faced negligent homicide charges after his circus lioness killed Viola Friesen, age 2, in the yard where the animal was kept. Viola's siblings, Harry 16 and Sarah 13, cried out as the lioness dragged the child to its kennel. Coley killed the lioness with an ax to rescue the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
C. Coley
Viola Friesen
Coley
Friesen
Harry
Sarah
Government public works total in 1924 set at 700 million
The government plans 1924 public works spending near 700 million dollars while United States imports fall to their lowest level since 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alleged bad check passer sought after storefront cashing
Police hunt a man who claims the name S A Reed of Ridgeville after attempting to cash a Cleveland Trust Company check for 22.80 at Jackson Wall Paper and Paint 123 Cleveland Street. He then tried to cash Jackson's 20.30 check at A A Auto Supply. Ridgeville denies knowing any Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Wall Paper and Paint
Cleveland Street
Ass A. Reed
Ridgeville
Cleveland Trust Company
Jackson
A. & A. Auto Supply
S. A. Reed
Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers in Amherst Meeting
The regular Rebekah Lodge meeting at I O O F Hall Amherst included an 1881 installation with Emma Springer as installing officer. Officers installed were Elizabeth Hollingsworth Noble Grand Elizabeth Woods Vice Noble Grand Anna Lekofsky Chaplain Sadie Gerstenberger Warden Lalah Walker Conductor Florence Belden Financial Secretary Lucy Cox Treasurer Mary Walker Right Supporter to Noble Grand Elizabeth Hollingsworth Left Supporter Edith Sweet Right Supporter to Vice Grand Amelia Cooper Left Supporter Augusta Albrecht Inside Guard Elizabeth Hollingsworth Outside Guard Anna Dock. Deputy President Emma Springer received a bouquet and the Past Noble Grand Elizabeth Hollingsworth a Noble Grand pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Springer
Elizabeth Hollingsworth
Philip Dobson Heads to Tubercular Sanatorium
Philip Dobson of Learn Road leaves Friday to spend several months at the Tubercular Sanatorium in Connellsville for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Dobson
Learn Rd
Connellsville
Car Collision Injures Two at Oberlin and Foster Park Roads
A coupe driven by Joseph Marer of Lorain and another coupe driven by Ches Sabiers collided at the corner of Oberlin Road and Foster Park Road around 5 PM yesterday. Ches Sabiers was thrown from his car with back injuries. Jacob Sabiers, riding with him, suffered slight injuries. The Sabiers car was badly damaged while the Maver machine sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marer
Ches. Sabiers
West St
Oberlin Road
Foster Park Road
No Worship Service at St Johns Evangelical Church Sunday
No worship service will be held Sunday afternoon at St John s Evangelical Church due to the absence of Rev Schmidt. Sunday School will meet at 10 o clock. A German service is planned for Sunday February 1 at ? a m and Sunday School at ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Evangelical Church
Schmidt
Eastern Stars District Day At Masonia Temple Elyria
Local session of the Order of Eastern Stars attended by Mrs. G M Parker Mrs F Leuszler Mrs Alex Cameron Mrs Lewis Merchant Mrs Robert Allsop Mrs Paul Mori Mrs Jack Bruce and Mrs W V Marshall at Masonia Temple Elyria with participants from Lorain Medina and Wayne counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonia Temple
Elyria
G. M. Parker
F. Leuszler
Alex Cameron
Lewis Merchant
Robert Allsop
Paul Mori
Jack Bruce
W. V. Marshall
Lorain
Medina
Wayne Counties
Rev C A Schmidt to Speak at St Johns Cleveland
Rev C A Schmidt pastor of St Peter s Evangelical Church will speak at St John s Evangel ical Church Cleveland Sunday morning. St John s is having an anniversary celebration with Rev Bischoff of Oberlin in charge. services will be in English and Sunday School convenes at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
C. A. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
St. John’s Evangelical Church
St. John’s
Bischoff
Oberlin
St. Peters
Chapel Exercises At Junior and Senior High
The regular weekly chapel was held Friday morning with devotionals by Mrs. Anna Foss. The program featured piano solo At Twilight Ava Masters vocal Old Virginia Moon Burton Jenne piano accompaniment Floyd Moore vocal duet Donna Mae Pumphrey and Dorie Braun violin solo Geraldine Cooper talk Some of the Strangest Things in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Foss
Floyd Moore
Africa
Hosts to Club at Heinzerling Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Heinzerling on Cleveland Ave hosted the Nullo Club Thursday evening. A five hundred diversion awarded top honors to Mrs Henry Heinzerling and Ray Heinzerling, while Mrs Ray Heinzerling and Arthur Hintz received consolation. Later luncheon was served to the Heinzerlings, Arthur Hintz, Beaver, Ralph Coleman, Loraine, and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heinzerling
Cleveland Ave
Nullo Club
Ray Heinzerling
Arthur Hintz
Beaver
Ralph Coleman
Lorain
Installation of Officers at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Rev. Abram, pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran Church, will install the newly elected officers of the church Sunday evening, the service starting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
MEET AT HOSPITAL Four members of the Altar Ros
Four members of the Altar Ros are to meet at the hospital for a noted gathering. The event is described with sparse details in the readable fragment. More context is unavailable in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
St Josephs Catholic Church Auxiliary Meets at Hospital
The auxiliary of St Josephs Catholic church held sessions at the hospital on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons this week. Miss Kathryn Eischen, matron, served dainty refreshments during the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Kathryn Eischen
Reverend Abraham Sermon on Parents and Children
Reverend Abraham continues his home series with a Sunday morning talk titled The Proper Relation Between Parents and Children. The sermon invites community members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Eastman Blum BausAttend Ohio Pastoral Conference
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Eastman and Mrs. Marie Blum with Mrs. Mary Baus returned from Columbus after attending sessions of the Ohio Pastoral Conference. Rev. C. E Schmidt also returned home after attending sessions from Monday through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Eastman
Marie Blum
Mary Baus
Columbus
Ohio Pastoral Conference
C. E Schimidt
Legion Auxiliary to Hold Regular Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Legion Auxiliary will meet in the Legion rooms Tuesday evening for their regular gathering, inviting members to attend and participate in the planned agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Local Residents Visit and Callers Roundup
S J Hart of Lorain was an Amherst caller Friday. Russell Stauffer spent Friday afternoon in Cleveland. Mrs Frank Mischka visited Elyria Friday. Edith Ludwig and Wm Keller of Cleveland called Thursday evening at Mr J L Ludwig’s home. E Wolf a Lorain business caller Friday. Mrs Katherine Kolbe son Cari and Naomi Bush visiting Mrs Cari Sommer in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Clair Stiwald with niece Miss La Vahn Walker in Vermilion. Vermilion resident confined to bed with illness. Mrs A C Werner and Mrs B A Jenne were Elyria visitors Friday afternoon. Donald Ludwig spent this afternoon ref.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J, Hart
Lorain
Amherst
Russell Stauffer
Cleveland
Frank Mischka
Elyria
Edith Ludwig
Wm. Keller
J. L. Ludwig
Wolf
Katherine Kolbe
Cari
Naomi Bush
Cari Sommer
Clair Sti
Woman Dies Day After 101st Birthday in Bingmanburg
Mrs. Catharine Bingham, who celebrated her 101st birthday the prior week, died at her Bingmanburg home on Friday. She had just received numerous birthday wishes from relatives and friends. Bingmanburg was named for her late husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Catherine Bingham
Bingmanburs
Bingmanburg
Oberlin College Twice Honored at Association Meeting
Oberlin College receives a double honor as Ernest Hatch Wilkins is elected president of the Association of American Colleges at Indianapolis, making Oberlin the first college to be twice honored in this appointment. President Henry Churchill King previously held the role in 1916, with Wilkins cited for his work on the enlistment and training commission for college teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Association of American Colleges
Association
Indianapolis
Henry Churchill King
Wilkins
Foreclosure Likely On Neil House Hotel in Columbus
In Columbus a foreclosure decree by first mortgage bondholders is being prepared and will be presented to Judge Reynolds. The sale would cover the hotel building and leasehold rights, with land owned by the Neil heirs to remain unsold, ending receivership for the Neil House. The Fifth Third Union Trust Company of Cincinnati holds the $3.35 million mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Neil House
First Mortgage
Reynolds
Union Trust Company
Cincinnati
Neil House Company
Neil Heirs
Hiram A. Baker
Pleads Guilty to Non-Support in Toledo Case
Adolph Schindler entered a guilty plea before Common Pleas Judge W. B. Thompson and was sentenced to six months in the Toledo workhouse. He is the father of ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Schindler
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Toledo
Schindler
Oberlin Business Men's Club names new committee heads
Oberlin January meeting of the Oberlin Business Men's Club at Martin Hotel elected C R Comings as president and announced committee members across six groups including Membership, Entertainment, Publicity, Special Sales, Band, Window Fair, and Civic Affairs. The group authorized Comings and secretary J N Stone to attend the State Board of Commerce convention in Columbus February 13-14 and approved a 325 donation to Woody's work for local boys led by Mr. Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Martin
C. RB. Comings
H. G. Klermund
C. J. Wright
J. M. Stone
J. W. Hill
Earl Morris
George Broadwell
Miss Ellen Bell Passes at County Home at 82
Miss Ellen Bell died yesterday at the County Home at age eighty two after forty years as an invalid. She resided in Oberlin previously and is survived by sister Mrs. Nancy Corbin of Cleveland and brother John Bell of Oberlin. Moore Funeral Home holds the body. burial planned at Westwood with arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bell
Ellen Bell
Oberlin
Nancy Corbin
Cleveland
John Bell
Moore Funeral Home
Westwood
TravelIiers Win at Wellington In 31 to 23 Victory
The Oberlin Travelliers defeated Ramsers Grill five by 31 to 23 at Wellington, marking their second win in a week and third game this period. Thomas, Oru? Thomas, and Gaines led the attack while Jayemson and Prosser starred for the losers. Next Tuesday at 8 p.m. they meet Wills Undertakers of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelliers
Oberlin Travelliers
Wellington
Ramsers Grill
Slaughter Bros
Cleveland
Oberlin
Harry Thomas
Oru’? Thomas
Gaines
Jayemson
Prosser
Wills Undertakers
Undertakers Set For High Gym Showdown
At the Oberlin High gym the Undertakers loom with a fine reputation and an exceedingly good game is anticipated, signaling a strong matchup for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High
Baldwin-Duncan Engagement Announced in Oberlin Ties
Niagara Falls residents Mr and Mrs Robert L Baldwin announce the engagement of their daughter Nina Katherine to Robert Manly Duncan son of Mr and Mrs J M Duncan Farmington NM Both graduates of Oberlin College the wedding date is not yet announced Duncan earned an A B in 1926 and has taught in Oberlin College Spanish since 1929
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Baldwin
Niagara Falls
Nina Katherine
Robert Manly Duncan
J. M. Duncan
Farmington, N. M
Miss Baldwin
Mr. Duncan
Oberlin College
Duncan
Oberlin Women's Republican Club to Meet January 26
The Oberlin Women s Republican Club will hold its regular meeting Monday afternoon January 26 at 3 pm at Mrs J W Hill s home 209 West College Street Rev William B Armington will speak on Attitudes Mrs A G Comings on Legislation and Mrs Schwartz will present readings All women interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Republican Club
J. W. Hill
West College Street
William B. Armington
A. G. Comings
Schwartz
Fire at Barrows House Injures No One
Oberlin fire department extinguished a blaze at Barrows House on 207 South Professor Street caused by a hot plate left burning by a student girl. Minor damage to clothing reported with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Fire Department
Barrows House
South Professor Street
Unique student radio program aired at Oberlin School of Commerce
At yesterday’s assembly meeting the Oberlin School of Commerce presented a student broadcast from its own studio. The program featured acts The Three Tacks Hard Brass and Thumb Amos and Andy Jin Court n Days Brooks and Ross Lady Next Door Rudy Vallee Lowell Thomas Gene and Glen This and That in the News and The Trumpeteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin School of Commerce
Amos and Andy
Jin Court
Brooks and
Ross
Rudy Vallee
Lowell Thomas
Gene
Glen
Girls and boys basketball doubleheader Monday at Oberlin gym
Oberlin School of Commerce hosts Elyria High girls and Oberlin Commerce boys face Sandusky Business College. Oberlin Commerce girls beat St Pauls Boosters 26 to 16 at Norwalk Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin School of Commerce
Elyria High
Sandusky Business College
St. Paul’s
Vine Rebekah Lodge to Hold Regular Meeting
The Vine Rebekah lodge will meet Monday evening January 26. The agenda includes installation of officers and a lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Dean Graham to Speak at YWCA Meeting
Dean Graham will address the YWCA gathering tomorrow evening at 6 15 in Warner Hall. The event invites members to attend and hear the speaker discuss community topics and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Graham
Warner Hall
Oberlin Travelliers Seek Class A Opponents in County
The Oberlin Travelliers seek game bookings with Class A teams in the county. Interested managers can contact Bob Thomas at 264 W. Oberlin or write to 110 Grove land street Oberlin. They aim to schedule next Friday or Saturday evening games on the opponent’s floor, with calls welcome between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Travelliers
Bob Thomas
W. Oberlin
Groveland Street
Oberlin
Daisy DeVoe Found Guilty of Theft in Los Angeles
Los Angeles January 24 Daisy DeVoe former secretary to Clara Bow was jailed on conviction of grand theft for one of 35 counts filed by the film star. The 12 jurors delivered a compromise verdict at 3 45 p.m. after 48 hours of deliberation. Clara Bow recuperating at Beverly Hills commented on Daisy's fate hoping for leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Daisy de Voe
Clara Bow
Miss DeVoe
San Quentin
William C. Dolan
Grace Black
Miss de Voe
Daisy
Miss da Voe
Miss Bow
Beverly Hills
Armour Resigns From Leading Packing Firm After Family Era Ends
CHICAGO January 24 Armour and Company, a top global packing house for over six decades, announced the resignation of Philip D Armour as first vice president and director. The board elected T George Lee to succeed F Edson White, who died last week in a fall from a seventh floor apartment. Armour called it his swan song and lamented the end of the Armour family’s executive role after nearly 17 years of service and more than 60 years with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour and Company
Philip D. Armour
Armour
P. D. Armour
T. George Lee
F. Edson White
Lee
White
Hoover bill debate on Washington enforcement city bill
White House spokesmen offered varied readings of the revision and opposed the suggested form. President Hoover declined to issue an official explanation. Congress has spent days digesting the 286 page report and will likely begin extensive debate. The Howell bill to make Washington a model enforcement city was before the Senate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hoover
Congress
Washington
Senate
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Prices Summary
Cleveland markets show prices for produce including potatoes at 1.00 per 60, Maine Green Mt. 2.50 to 2.63 per 120, Idaho russet 2.25 per 100. Hog prices steady around 8.50 to 8.65, cattle weak with steers down 50c and fat cows 25c lower, bulls off 35c, calves up 1.50 to 1.90 with trade firm late. Sheep mixed with fat lambs up to 9.60 earlier, bulk 9.00 to 9.25, fat ewes 3.50 to 4.50. grain prices No 3 mixed corn 4%c, No 3 yellow 64%c to 65c, oats 324c, barley 40 66c, Timothy seed 8.75 to 9.00, clover seed 14.75 to 22.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maine
Idaho
Toledo Livestock Hogs and Cattle Market Report
Hog receipts 75 with market steady. Heavies 7.25 to 7.80, mediums 6.60 to 7.80, sow weights 8.10 to 8.25, plus sows 5.25 to 8.40. Cattle receipts light and market steady. Calves receipts light with market steady. Sheep receipts light with market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chicago cash quotations rise in steady midwinter market
Chicago cash prices for butter eggs poultry potatoes and wheat show steady to firm trends. Butter receipts 7 183 tabs unchanged. eggs 11 159 cases with various grades. poultry mixed with springs firm. potatoes slow with on track shipments and U S round whites Wisconsin 1 40 to 1 55 per sack. Idaho russets 1 73 to 1 90. Colorado McClures 1 30 to 1 90. Wheat No 2 red 79 ½ cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
Wisconsin
Colorado
McClures
Hatcheries Prep for Spring Chick Hatchings Across County
Eleven hundred chicks started their lives on January 5 at J. A. Baker Hatchery Stop 7 Lake Avenue as about 50,000 chicks a year are hatched there. Other local hatcheries including Handyside, Ridgeville, Worcester, Blue Creek, Chestnut Ridge and C and B, with first batches expected in February and March, plan to produce thousands weekly. Baker has 18 years in the business. others project rising weekly output as the season advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Baker
Lake Avenue
Baker
Wellington
Handyside
Boston Avenue
Louis Aurensen
Ridgeville
Worcester
Blue Creek
J. E. Symonds
Chestnut Ridge Road
Roy Churchward
Columbia Station
Minutes Highlight Ohio Extension Talks At County Meeting
Session minutes read by R E Campbell secretary and a reading by Ireta Wilson were delivered. Mrs H B Alger presided as Elyria community leader. A larger afternoon crowd will hear H C Ramsower of the Ohio State University agricultural extension service and participate in the annual election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
Ireta Wilson
H. B. Alger
Elyria
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Divorce Decrees and Alimony Awarded by Judge Thompson
Mary Wingate through her mother filed for divorce from Edroe Wingate on gross neglect of duty. Gertrude Prince of Elyria was granted a divorce from Edward for gross neglect and extreme cruelty with $500 alimony. Stella Jane Langdon of Elyria was granted a divorce from Clarence on extreme cruelty by Judge W. B. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wingate
Lake Road
Blanche Heubner
Edroe Wingate
Gertrude Prince
Elyria
Edward
W. B. Thompson
Stella Jane Langdon
Clarence
Moore indicted for non support in common pleas court
Albert Moore was indicted for non support and, after pleading not guilty, was placed under a $200 bond by Judge W. B. Thompson in common pleas court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moore
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Man Who Discovered Bromo-Seltzer Dies In Baltimore
Isaac E. B. Emerson, who over 30 years ago devised the bromo-seltzer formula that made him wealthy, died in Baltimore after months of illness at age 71. A Chapel Hill native, he moved to Baltimore 50 years ago, ran a small drug store, and built extensive interests including the Emerson Hotel and De la Plage at Narragansett Pier. He leaves a widow and a daughter, Mrs. Charles M. Amory, owner of Sagamore Racing Stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Isaac EB. Emerson
Emerson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Emerson Hotel
Dela Plage
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Kent to speak on artificial lighting for Wellington Kiwanis
D. L. C. Kent of the General Electric Lighting Institute will address the Wellington Kiwanis on Artificial Lighting Past Present and Future. He will bring a collection of lamps from different historical periods and is a member of the East Cleveland Kiwanis Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
L. C. Kent
General Electric Lighting Institute
Nela Park
Cleveland
Ladies Defeat Men In Bowling Match At Evening Bowls
The Ladies bowling team led by Mrs. Wilma Wadsworth defeated the men’s Zippers in a Thursday game. The ladies posted 2042 to the men’s 1979, with George Braun top scoring for the match at 458.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Wadsworth
Zippers
George Braun
Entre Nous Club Hosts Bridge Night At Mrs Lee’s Home
Mrs. Harry Lee welcomed Entre Nous members for a bridge evening with high score by Mrs. B Curtice and second by Mrs. Charles Batm. Guest Ruth Nickels of Medina attended. Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Curtice plan a dinner bridge party at the Curtice home in two weeks with husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee
B. Curtice
Charles Batm
Ruth Nickels
Medina
Lee
Curtice
Woman's Afternoon Club Meets To Discuss Psychology Topic
Mrs Rose G Parmalee leads the Monday session at Mrs Ben Abrams home on South Main Street with a discussion on The Decline of Behaviorism and the Rise of the Gestalt School Mrs F Gregg in charge of current events at the gathering of the Woman's Afternoon club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose G. Parmalee
Woman’s Afternoon Club
Ben Abrams
South Main Street
F. Gregg
Wellington High Defeats Medina High In Local Battle
Wellington High School won over Medina High School on the local basketball floor last evening by a score of 20 to 10. In the preliminary game Ramser's Grille stars were defeated by the Oberlin colored team by 23 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High
Medina
Wellington High School
Medina High
Ramser’s Grille Stars
Oberlin
Local Social Roundup Visitors and Guests
Miss Ruth Nickels of Medina guests Miss Alberta Watters. Mrs. David Arnold visits her Toledo mother. Mrs. William Irish and son Lloyd stay with his aunt in Nankin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foster of Wooster call on Burt Curtice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nickels
Medina
Alberta Watters
David Arnold
Toledo
William Irish
Lloyd
Nankin
Walter Foster
Wooster
Burt Curtice
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Brighton Institute
Night Club
State House of
Kansas
Michigan
Tot
Hunt
Gomings
Daisy Devoe
Hugh Lagu
Entertain Club
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Tye
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