Contagious Diseases Peak in Lo Ray County in 1982
Health commissioner Dr. H R OBrien released the annual report showing 2131 contagious disease cases in the district last year, the highest since records began. Measles led with 680 cases, chickenpox 410, whooping cough 310, influenza 200, pneumonia 79, and tuberculosis 32, amid population growth and possible decreased resistance.
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Lorain County
Health Department
Ward
H.R. O'Brien
O’brien
Funeral for Frank Young 75 Elyria resident at Thompson mortuary
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Thompson mortuary in Lorain for Frank Young 75 who died by hanging at his son Louis Young’s Lorain home. He lived in Elyria fifty years and came from Big Rapids Michigan. Survived by sons Louis Fred and Alfred in Manila navy. one brother Samuel. Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Frank Young
Elyria
Thompson Mortuary
Lorain
Rev
Deemer
Baptist Church
Young
Louis Young
West 22Nd St
Big Rapids
Mich
Louis
Fred
Alfred
U. S. Navy
Manila
Samuel
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Auto Hits Boy at School Crossing Injures Kinawell
William Kinawell nine of 1641 East Avenue sustained minor injuries to his right hand when a car struck the chain barrier stretched across West Avenue at Sixth Street School during recess. Police said the driver's identity was not learned.
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William Kinawell
East Avenue
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Club Hearts Talk On Handicaps
L. B. Hindman former Elyria Y M C A secretary spoke to the Young Men's Club at the Y M C A about overcoming handicaps and said opportunities for young men today exceed those for older people. The club outlined plans for a program at Grafton State Farm Friday evening led by Seward Black Alan Vane Wormer James Lilley Henry Cook and Ralph Standen. A stag party next month will likely be a Cleveland hockey game or wrestling match trip.
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L. B. Hindman
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Grafton State Farm
Seward Black
Alan Vane Wormer
James Lilley
Henry Cook
Ralph Standen
Cleveland
Death of Mrs Almira Twaddle Pioneer of Clarkfield
Mrs. Almira Twaddle died at her daughter’s home in Clarkfield Township at 6 25 p m January 23 at age 85 4 13. Her husband Alexander Twaddle died in 1907. She leaves one son Clayton and four daughters Mrs Orland Gray Mrs Frank Sinclair Mrs Guy Livermore and Mrs Claude Farmer all of Clarksfield. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m at Clarksfield Methodist Church Rev Cobb of Brighton officiating. Interment in Clarksfield Cemetery family lot.
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Almira Twaddle
Guy Livermore
Clarkefield Township
Alexander Twaddle
Twaddle
Clarkfield Township
Clayton Twaddle
Clarksfield
Orland Gray
Wellington
Frank Sinclair
Claude Farmer
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Rev. Cobb
Brighton
Clarksfield Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Kathryn Wheeler
Funeral services for the late Mrs Kathryn Wheeler are set for Wednesday at 2 p m in Elyria Methodist Episcopal Church with Dr E J Bond officiating. A lifelong resident, she died Saturday January twenty first in Brewster Ohio after a brief illness at seventy five. She is survived by J W Wheeler of North Haven Conn two daughters Mrs Luxenburg of Brewster Mrs L R Nichols of 1601 East avenue this city a brother Riley Conabee of 1601 East avenue three grandsons and one great grandson.
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Kathryn R. Wheeler
Kathryn Wheeler
Elyria Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Bond
North Haven
Connecticut
Luxenburg
Brewster
L. R. Nichols
East Avenue
This City
Riley Conabee
Carter Funeral for Mrs Lillie Carter
Mrs Lillie S Carter 43 will be honored with a private funeral Thursday at 2 00 pm from the late home 1830 Wea avenue Rev Charles Gray of Sandusky to officiate Sudro Funeral Home will move the body to the late residence Wednesday morning
Death of Mrs. Frank Turner Reported in Litchfield
Mrs. Frank Turner Mary Canfield Turner died Sunday at her Litchfield home after a six month illness. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Wednesday in the Litchfield Congregational church. She is survived by husband Frank Turner and son Charles F. Turner of Euclid Ohio.
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L. W. Mohn
Sixth Street
Frank
Mary Canfield
Turner
Litchfield
Litchfield Congregational Church
Local Man Michael Gusky Died at 32 in Elyria
Michael Gusky aged 32 died at his home 224 Cleveland Street after a year and a half illness. He was born January 13, 1901 in Grafton and lived in Ridgeville before moving to Elyria ten months ago. Survived by widow and six children, mother, sisters, brothers. funeral Friday at 10 am in St Marys church, burial in St Peters Cemetery Ridgeville.
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Michael Gusky
Maine
Cleveland Street
Grafton
Ridgeville
Ridge Tool Company
North Ridgeville
Michael Jr
Richard
Jean
Patricia
Natallie
Susanne
Josephine Gusky
A. C. Smith
Joseph Hansman
Jennie
Agnes
Florence
Joseph
Frank
Elyria
Bittner
St. Mary’s Church
J. T. Daly
Funeral services for Percy Barber held in Amherst
Funeral services were held at Zilch Funeral Home Amherst for Percy Barber 78 who died Sunday at his daughter Mrs Walter Notley’s Elyria home. Burial followed at Crown Hill Cemetery with Masonic rites. Survivors include daughter Miss Lillian Barber of Amherst and three sons William H Barber Charles Barber and Nelson J Barber, plus a grandson and two sisters. Barber belonged to Stonington Lodge 503 F and A M Amherst Knights Templar Lorain and Shriners.
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Amherst
Percy Barber
Walter Notley
Oxford Avenue
Elyria
Crownhill
Masonic Order
Notley
Lillian Barber
William H. Barber
Charles Barber
Lakewood
Nelson J. Barber
Cleveland
Richard Notley
Frank Johnson
Julia Boughton
Lorain
Barber
Stonington Lodge
A. M
Knights Templar
The
Shriners
Hofmann Concert Postponed Due to Illness
Josef Hofmann's recital in Oberlin tonight has been postponed because of his illness at his Philadelphia home. The concert will be rescheduled later this season and the new date will be announced when set.
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Oberlin, D
Josef Hofmann
Hofmann
Philadelphia
Committed to Jail Over Unlicensed Hunting Fine
James Young of Elyria was committed to county jail after failing to pay a $25 fine and costs for hunting skunk and opossum without a license. He was arraigned yesterday afternoon before Justice Joseph Petro by State Game Wardens William Holcomb and Edward Elbert.
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James Young
Elyria
Young
Joseph Petro
William Holcomb
Edward Elbert
Hubbard fined for liquor possession in Ontario County
Howard Hubbard of Elyria Avenue and North Ridge Road was fined 100 dollars and costs for possession of liquor by Justice Joseph Petroy yesterday. Hubbard has until Thursday to pay the fine, or face imprisonment in the county jail.
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Howard Hubbard
Elyria Avenue
North Ridge Road
Joseph Petro Yesterda
Hubbard
Anxious Reports On John Galsworthy Illness
Anxiety rises over the condition of John Galsworthy the novelist and playwright 65 who is seriously ill in London since November. He fell ill with anemic poisoning and could not travel to Stockholm for the Nobel prize presentation.
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London
John Galsworthy
Galsworthy
Stockholm
Judgment Entered Against John Schoen Farm Owner
A judgment for 3700 against John Schoen, Huntington township farmer, was entered by Judge W B Thompson for the Federal Land Bank of Louisville. Foreclosure on the Schoens property was ordered, but they may remain until May 1 to keep their four children in school after an agreement with the bank.
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John Schoen
Huntington Township
W. B. Thompson
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
Kentucky
Schoens
Chronicle- Telegram
Thompson
Schoen
Russian Bread Reinterprets Black Color As Dark Shade
The so called black bread of Russia is not black but very dark because its main ingredients are barley and rye.
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Russia
Amherst official with long service dies
Cleveland. For 27 years he was a member of the Amherst Board of Public Affairs and he also served on the board of education and village council.
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Cleveland
Amherst Board of Public Affairs
Board of Education
Village Council
Oberlin Rod and Gun Club Rats and Sparrows Contest
Oberlin records show the Rod and Gun Club exterminated 969 rats and 5937 sparrows in two weeks. Henry Klermund’s team won the contest. Ira Porter led the losing side. A banquet at Grange hall followed with a supper, music by John Davidson’s orchestra, and readings by Professor P. D. Sherman. Delegates were chosen to attend the Conservation League meeting in Columbus February 1–2.
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Oberlin
Grange Hall
Henry Klermund
Ira Porter
Ladies' of the Grange
John Davidson
Joe Twining
P. D. Sherman
Conservation League of Sportsmen
Columbus
William Gerber
Chicagoan to Lead Religious Emphasis Week
Dr. Douglas Horton of the United Church of Hyde Park Chicago heads Religious Emphasis Week set for February 7 8 and 9. Horton famed for studies in Edinburgh Oxford and Tuebingen and noted as a top college preacher at Harvard Princeton Wellesley Mt Holyoke and other schools. He has led YWCA Gen Eva conference programs and will present talks including Religion the Source of Modernity The Mysterious You The Bad Results of Being Good The Question of Good Roads and A Pious Peculiarity.
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Lake Geneva
Horton
Oberlin Women's Club Education Group Meets at Mrs Mallory Home
The Oberlin Women's Club department of Education held an evening gathering at Mrs. Mallory's East College street home. Two papers on Seeing America were presented by Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Helen K Alexander. The February 13 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Erwin Worcester on College Place.
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Department of Education
Oberlin Women’s Club
Mallory
East College Street
America
Reynolds
Albuquerque
Helen K Alexander
Apache Trail
Erwin Worcester
College Place
Oberlin Social Roundup At Home Notices And Visits
Mrs. P. D. Hubbard hosts Garden department meeting at her South Professor home. Mrs. C. H. Yocom presents New Plants for This Year’s Garden. Mrs. J. P. Sagger hosts Musical Tea January 25 at 44 West Vine. Sagger’s Episcopal group holds benefit card party January 26 at Mrs. J. B. Moore’s South Main home. Arthur Tulk and family visit from Tiffin. mother remains in Tiffin for a week. Clarence Payne family visit to Lorain aunt. Florence Prince visits Birmingham. Florence Payne hosts Sunday evening gathering at North Main. Florence Schwind, Bob Smith of Elvira, Harry E Morgan of Oberlin present. Mrs. R. W. Brown ill at East Lorain home. Rolland VanAusdale of Monclova HS visits Groveland Street parents. Jack Kirwan of Chicago visits wife and children at East College home. Kirwans to move to Chicago residence.
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P. D. Hubbard
Oberlin Women‘s Club
South Professor Street
C. H. Yocom
J. P. Sagger
West Vine Street
J. B. Moore
South Main Street
Arthur Tulk
Tiffin
Oberlin
Clarence Payne
Helen Frey
Lorain
Florence Prince
Birmingham
Florence Payne
North Main Street
Florence Schwind
Bob Smith
Elvrra
Harry Edward Morgan
R. W. Brown
East Lorain Street
Rolland VanAusdale
Monclova High School
Harry van Ausdale
Groveland Street
Jack Kirwan
Chicago
A. M. Cliff
East College Street
Kirwan
Monroe
Mich
Action On Bankruptcy Bill Urges Immediate Enactment
Washington bulletin reports the House Judiciary Committee filed its report on the Saguar dia McKeown debtor relief and bankruptcy bill. It warns many major railroads face receivership and stresses the necessity for immediate enactment to relieve unpayable debts for individuals and corporations.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Court Suit Over Slip At Lorain Butcher Shop
Gertrude Levin of Lorain sues Jacoby Brothers Inc for 7500 in damages claiming injuries from a slip on a slippery floor at the shop on July 19 1932. Anna Downer reports two chickens stolen from her North Ridge Road Elyria Avenue property.
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Gertrude Levin
Lorain
Jacoby Brothers, Inc
Anna Downer
North Ridge Road
Elyria Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Lorain suits seek damages over accounts and injuries
George B. Wickens of Lorain sues Phillip J. Stephan for 495 dollars on an alleged account. Warren A. Harris, a minor, won a 30 dollar judgment against Hobart Bryan in common pleas court for injuries from a car collision on Schramm road in Elyria township on June 27 1932.
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George B. Wickens
Lorain
Phillip J. Stephan
Warren A. Harris
Hobart Bryan
Common Pleas
Schramm Road
Elyria Township
Bids Sought for Commissary Supplies in Elyria
Elyria dealers and grocers may bid on groceries and food for the commissary for February. Blanks available at the commissary tomorrow morning, announced Frank Wilford chairman of the relief commission. This marks the third time the commissary has bought supplies this way.
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Elyria
Frank Wilford
Relief Commission
Wilford
Markets in Cleveland Produce and Chicago Quotations
Market listings show butter eggs poultry and potatoes with price ranges and receipts. Chicago cash quotations report weak butter eggs and live poultry with specific lot prices for butter eggs and grain products.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Livestock Market Report
Hogs 1400 head demand weak with prices mostly 20 to 25 cents lower. 160-250 lb pigs at 3.65, 260-300 lb at 8.25, over 300 lb down to 3.00 with 3.25 select. Cattle 150 head steady with common steers 4.00-4.60, cows 1.25-2.75, occasional good to 3.85, sausage cuts 2.75-3.25. Calves 690 head open mixed, good to choice 7.50-8.00, common 5.50-7.00. Sheep 2000 head steady, good to choice lambs 6.50-6.65, top offerings around 4.73, throwouts 5.50 down, clipped lambs 6.00-6.35.
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Cleveland
Grain market notes for Cleveland area wheat corn and oats
Grain prices listed for Cleveland with No 2 red wheat at 55 to 56 per bushel, No 3 yellow corn at 28 3 4 to 30 3 4 cents, No 2 white oats at 20 1 2 to 22 cents, and mill feed middlings around 15.50 to 16.00 per unit.
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Cleveland
Glass from car door stolen at Chestnut and Broad
H M Clark proprietor of a gas station at 142 Courtland street reports the glass from a car door stolen while parked at Chestnut and Broad streets last night. Police learned two men took the glass to McGuire's garage to have it cut to fit their car but they did not leave the glass there.
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H. M. Clark
Courtland Street
Chestnut and
Broad Streets
Clark
Curtiss Ham- In
H. L. Johnson
McGuire
Movement to redraw township lines discussed in Elyria area
Edward Burrell notes strong push for separation of rural voters from Elyria city voters. A village plan was abandoned in favor of redrawing the township. About 700 rural voters remain outside Elyria, while Elyria has around 7,000. Burrell cites $30,000 spent in three years with few rural improvements.
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Elyria
Edward Burrell
Burrell
repeal of foreign money legal tender acts in 1859
The text notes broad foreign currency circulation in the U S for about 25 years after adopting the dollar, leading Congress to regulate foreign coins and declare them legal tender. On February 21, 1859 Congress repealed former acts that had made foreign money a currency or legal tender.
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United States
Congress
Biblical Standards of the Tribes and the Lion of Judah
The text explains that each of the twelve tribes of Israel had its own standard as described in the Targum Yerushalim. The flag of Judah features a roaring lion and the inscription Rise up Lord and let Thine enemies be scattered.
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Jacob
Judah
David
Drowning at Ohio River ends man’s life in East Liverpool
In East Liverpool Ohio on Monday an unidentified middle aged man walked into the Ohio River and drowned himself while Mr and Mrs Albert Pearson watched.
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East Liverpool
Albert Pearson
Ohio River
No Humanity Without Religion, Arabic Proverb States
A traditional Arabic saying asserts that lacking religion equals lacking humanity, reflecting a moral stance on faith and ethical conduct. The quote emphasizes religious belief as a cornerstone of humane behavior.
Toledo Grain and Seed Prices and Quotations
Toledo grain prices on track 281 2c basis with wheat at 471 2 48 1 2c for No 2 red and 481 2 49 1 2c for No 1 red. Corn No 2 yellow 241 2 25c, No 3 yellow 231 2 24 1 4c, No 4 yellow 22 1 2c, No 6 yellow 20 1 4c. Oats No 2 white 17 18c, No 2 white 161 2 17 1 2c. Seed in warehouse nominal. Red Clover cash 5 40 bid 5 50 asked. Alike cash 5 50 bid 8 90 asked.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Toledo Grains
Toledo
Minneapolis Grains and Flour Prices Report
Wheat values range from No 1 northern 48 49c to May 46c and July 46 1-8c. Oats No 8 white 13 3 4c. Flak No 1 1 12 to 1 14 1 4. Flour steady at 4 05 to 4 15 a hundredweight with shipments 29 581 barrels. Bran quoted at 5 50 to 9 00.
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Minneapolis
Grain and feed price report from Cleveland exchange
Quotations furnished by the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange listing prices for corn wheat oats hay flour and mill feeds. Prices cover varieties and grades including No 1 medium red clover No 3 white oats and timothy hay plus alfalfa fresh cut. Every item priced per unit with ranges and per cent composition where relevant.
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Western Reserve _ Finance
Turner Block
Club
Frank Turner
China
Peiping
Tientsin
Chengter
Ehol City
Tientsing
Port Arthur
Great Wall
Jehol
Kupei
Malanchen
Sifeng
Luicha
Chiehling
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Ask
Bulletin
Kaiser
Doorn
Nee
Prince Crss Henriette
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Holland
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
the Okag
Vermilion
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Heather
Woolworth's
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