Blue eyed girl breathes on her own after twelve days
Jan 30 Topeka Kansas A blue eyed girl named Margaret Brown who had been kept alive by artificial respiration for twelve days breathed naturally today for the first time since slipping into a coma two weeks ago Doctors said there was hope for recovery Dear Way and A W Schubeg Topeka firemen worked twelve hour shifts giving oxygen to sustain life Drainage of lung fluid and blood transfusions had failed She regained consciousness yesterday and spoke a faint all right to Fireman Dean Way Today the child’s eyes showed a spark and she asked her father Walter Brown for a toy balloon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Margaret Brown
Margaret
Dear Way
A. W. Schubeg
Topeka
Dean Way
Walter Brown
YMCA Dormitory to Hold Intra-floor Tournament
Preliminary plans set for a dormitory event at the YMCA with fourth floor teams facing third floor squads in basketball, handball, and pool. Leroy Kneiper leads third floor activities, Charles Neiderhauser leads fourth floor, with schedule to be announced at next dormitory dinner Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Kneiper
Charles Neiderhauser
Mayor speaks to Junior Hi-Y at McKinley Day event
Mayor James A. Hewitt addressed the McKinley Day meeting of the Junior Hi Y at the YMCA last night. The subject of his address was the life and character of William McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hewitt
William McKinley
Man Denies Arrest in Police Raid Name Match
Paul Barkacs of 928 Turner Street says he was not the Barkacs arrested in a police raid on alleged Hquordens Saturday. Chronicle Telegram reports the denial after the arrest notice caused confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Barkacs
Turner Street
Chronicle- Telegram
Five OWORGE SUITS FILED IN COMMON PLEAS
Five divorce petitions were filed in common pleas court yesterday with the wife as plaintiff in each case. Mable Linden seeks restraining order and restoration of her maiden name Mable Kinnaird from Nicholas Linden, alleging neglect, cruelty and threats with weapons. they married in 1925. Kathleen Maloney seeks divorce from Mathew Maloney over cruelty and neglect. Elyria marriage in 1926 and they have a two year old. Matilda Irwin petitions for divorce from Hugh Irwin on wilful absence after over three years. married in 1884. Laura Urpschet sues Adolph Urpschet for cruel neglect and excessive drinking. married since 1910 with three children ages 14, 12, and 10. Mary Pitts accuses Marrold Pitts of extreme cruelty. they reside in Wellington, married 1921 with two children. alimony and custody sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Linden
Nicholas Linden
Mable Kinnaird
Kathleen Maloney
Mathew Maloney
Elyria
Matilda Irwin
Hugh Irwin
Laura Urpschet
Five Women Enroll in OSU Investments Class in Elyria
Elyria residents join both women and men in the investments class offered by Ohio State University at the Y M C A. Five women enrolled last night. total enrollment stands around 107 with about thirty more expected to join. Enrollment closes at the next session Tuesday night. classes meet at 7 p.m. each Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio State University
Wew. M. C. A
William O. Clellan
McClellan
Manhole Blaze Calls Out Firemen on East Avenue
Early this morning Hose Company No 1 responded to a still alarm at East Avenue and Second Street. A manhole fire in the street was started when lanterns placed on boards covering the hole ignited escaping gas. Firemen extinguished the blaze with brooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Company No. 1
East Avenue
Second Street
Police Plan Dance for Elvrra Pension Fund
Elvrra Police Department distributes tickets for the eleventh annual dance to benefit the police pension fund. The event will be held at Cascade Dancing Pavilion on Thursday evening February 7. Ticket sales opened yesterday and the department reports considerable success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrra
Police Pension Fund
Cascade Dancing Pavilion
Thief Steals Purse From General Industries Worker
Mildred Reese of Kipton left her purse on a work bench at General Industries yesterday. The theft occurred while she was at work and the purse contained more than eighteen dollars. Reese reported the loss to local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Industries Company
Mildred Reese
Kipton
Miss Reese
YMCA Boys Activities Halt During Saturday Service
The Y M C A will stop boys and girls activities during the Saturday afternoon program at the Billy Sunday tabernacle next Sunday, as announced by John X Siekkinen. The policy began last Saturday to allow members to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John X Siekkinen
Tire and Rim Stolen from Auto on Depot Street
Police report details a theft of a spare tire and rim from an automobile parked on Depot Street last night. The missing tire is described as size 9x4.40. Owner listed as J. R. Marsha of Columbia Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depot Street
J. R. Marsha
Columbia Station
Death of Mrs. R V Gamble at 1015 Middle Avenue
Mrs. R V Gamble died Wednesday morning after a three year illness at her home 1015 Middle Avenue. She leaves her husband Dr R V Gamble a daughter Mrs R E Griwold and sister Mrs Will E Parmelee. Funeral services will be held at the home with further notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Gamble
Middle Avenue
R. E. Griwold
Will E. Parmelee
Death Notice for Mrs. Frank Moore of Hayes Kansas
Word arrived for Roy E Hollis of the death of his aunt Mrs Frank Moore of Hayes Kansas on Monday She leaves her husband eight sons and one daughter and several grandchildren all of Kansas four brothers A L Hill A M Hill Harvey Hill and Joseph Hill all of Lorain two sisters Mrs Ada Colley of Spencer and Mrs Lottie Roberts of Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Hollis
Frank Moore
Hayes
Kansas
A. L. Hill
A. M. Hill
Harvey Hill
Joseph Hill
Lorain
Ada Colley
Spencer
Lottie Roberts
Michigan
Interment for Mary Ransom Move Planned to Oberlin
The interment of the late Mary Ransom will take place at Westwood Cemetery in Oberlin rather than Cleveland, per yesterday's announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ransom
Westwood Cemetery
Oberlin
Cleveland
Funeral services for W. P. Sheperd held at LaPorte church
Funeral services for the late W. P. Sheperd will be held at ten thirty Thursday morning from the LaPorte Methodist church with Rev. Mackey officiating. The body will be taken to the late home from Nichols Funeral Home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Sheperd
LaPorte Methodist Church
Mackey
LaPorte Church
Nichols Funeral Home
Cattle Rustler Sent To Pen
ST. CLAIRSVILLE O Jan 20 Reuben Hanzy confessed leader of a rustling ring was sentenced to six years in the state penitentiary yesterday His wife pled guilty to a similar charge and was fined 50 and costs Several others under arrest await trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
Reuben Hanzy
Harzy
Lengel Still Without Canton Police Chief Title
Canton January 30 S A Lengel remains without the police chief title after two rounds of court battles and reinstatement with back pay over 37 409. The Toledo district court of appeals has not ruled on Cantons appeal to keep the deposed chief from office. Judges heard arguments and granted a stay of execution. decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
S. A. Lengel
Lense
Toledo District Court of Appeals
Supreme
Prohibition Case Details In San Antonio Conspiracy Probe
Testimony traces co conspirator links among Legionaires and officials in a San Antonio case. Witness Huribaut described overheard talks by Eckhart and Buckley about job prospects and telephonic calls to Newton Miller and others, with notes on timing and locations and a Dec 13 call between Eckhart and Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traliagular
Setional Legion Contection
San Antonio
Texas
Hurlbet
Buckley
Eckhart
Erate Promidit
Buckler
Newton Miller
Internal Revenue Collector
Kelly
Dush
Huribaut
Prohibition
Federal Prohibition Department
Sues to collect 610 from Grafton
Mrs. O L Baker filed suit in common pleas court to collect 150 claiming the Village of Grafton owes her for auditing the sewer and water assessments for 1922 and 1927. The action follows a 125 payment rejected by voters 240 to 124 on the November ballot. Baker contends the work is worth at least 250 and seeks the full amount in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Baker
Common Pleas Court
Grafton
Baker
Four Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Elyria
A minor scarlet fever outbreak is reported in Elyria with four cases confirmed by Dr. G. E. French health commissioner. Three cases are on the West Side and all involve children. Sanitary police officer F. H. Williams has quarantined every home and officials say the illness is not yet serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
G. E. French
West Side
F. H. Williams
Williams
Hold Owner of Death Auto in Cincinnati Case
Joseph MacFarland, 38, of Greenfield, was held at Wilmington today as authorities investigate the death of Lawrence Garner, 48, an employee of Brighton Screw Works. Garner's body was found near a burning car on a road near Blanchester. The car reportedly belongs to MacFarland. It is undetermined whether Garner was struck by a vehicle or attacked while hiking from Blanchester to his Windsor home. MacFarland is held on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joseph MacFarland
Greenfield
Wilmington
Lawrence Garner
Brighton
Garner
Blanchester
McFarland
Wheither Garner
Windsor
Ohio House Debates Rules For Closing Session
The Ohio House clashed over calendar rules limiting debate and the handling of bills in the closing days of the session. Lawmakers attacked the calendar committee for arbitrariness, while leaders defended the new rules, restricting debatable time to twenty minutes per bill. The chamber passed a library and education fund appropriation totaling $836,579.78, with back pay for library staff, sending the measure to the Senate after addressing a veto-related library funding issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrlich
House
Carpenter
Arthur Hamilton
Tebanon
John A. Hadden
Cleveland
Charles A. Jones
Jacksor
Horace S. Keifer
Springfield
J. T. Anderson
Canton
Bili
Committee On Labor
Andrson
Gilbert Morgan
Morgan
Anderson
Jones
Educational Equalization Fund
Senate
Donahey
King George's Formal Title Declared by Grace of God
The King is proclaimed with the full royal style reflecting the British Empire. The elaborate title names Great Britain and Ireland and dominions beyond the seas, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India, and related honors. Public notices confirm the sovereign's formal designation across realms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Wom an Hater at Oberlin College Dramatic As sociation
Oberlin presents The Woman Hater a one act play by Lessing as part of the German department two hundredth anniversary celebration. Warner hall 7 30 pm Monday and Tuesday admission 50 and 75 cents tickets at Haylor s book store cast includes Malone Timberman Wierenge Pimsner Thomas Schaefer Peck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lessing
College Dramatic Association
Warner Hall
Department of German
Oberlin College
George H. Danton
Haylor’s
Wumshater
Richard Malone
Hilaria
Elizabeth Timberman
Baler
Henry Wierenge
Lizette
Leontine Pimsner
Laura
Helen Thomas
Jack Schaefer
Leander
Edward Peck
Paramount benefit screenings at O-High in February
The High school auditorium hosts benefit showings of The Kick-Off on Friday and Saturday February 1 and 2. Matinees begin at 3:45 PM with evening shows at 7 and 9 PM. Admission is 10 cents for children and 25 cents for adults. Proceeds aid the O-High annual, being prepared for spring publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Picture
Death of Professor Wilfred H Sherk at Buffalo NY
Word has been received of the death of Professor Wilfred Hobson Sherk of the University of Buffalo Buffalo New York formerly tutor in mathematics at Oberlin College at his home in Buffalo Monday His daughter Miriam A Sherk a freshman at Oberlin was called home yesterday morning but did not reach his bedside before he died He graduated from Oberlin in 1899 and earned an MA from Chicago University in 1905 He married Bertha Caswell Deang also an Oberlin graduate in 1901 after she had served two years as assistant in the college library Details of his death and funeral arrangements were not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Hobson Sherk
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Oberlin College
Miriam A. Sherk
Sherx
Chicago University
Bertha Caswell Deang
Billy Sunday Invited by Oberlin Church Yet to Reply
Rev. Middlemiss of First Baptist Oberlin says no word has come from Billy Sunday about speaking during his Elyria visit or soon after. He believes Sunday will accept but cannot set a firm date yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Rev
Middlemiss
First Baptist Church of
Oberlin
Billy Sunday
Elyria
Janby Oils Meet Bellevue Y M C A In Two Friday Games
Friday night double bill features Janby Oils versus Bellevue Y M C A in a home return and a preliminary Oberlin Celtics versus Elyria St Marys. Janbys expected to win with four regulars returning. Celtics face hot St Marys after recent church league successes. 7:30 start for the prelim, 8:20 for the main game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janby Oils
Bellevue Y. M. C. A
Oberlin Celtics
Elrria Sct. Mary
Janbys
Bellevue
Gaines
R. Morris
Weiss
Krueger
Celtics
St. Marys
Elyria
Oberlin College Men's Glee Club Concert Preview
Mail orders start tomorrow for the home concert of Oberlin College Men's Glee Club to be held Saturday evening February 9 with open ticket sales starting Tuesday February 6. The program, largely the same as the recent winter tour, includes a short interlude play. The club's 31 members performed in over 20 concerts across a five state tour during Christmas including Washington DC and Richmond VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Washington
D. C
Richmond
Local Meetings and Travel Notices Stand in Small Town
Finitimi schedules a tomorrow afternoon meeting with Mrs. Frank Wilson at 293 South Main. The Literary and Social club meets with Mrs. Ralph Dailey on North Park street at 2 30 p m. Thomas Bows of Grafton street has been ill for over a week. W G Edwards, sick at East College street, is much improved. Mr and Mrs Carl Robinson left for a six week stay in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finitimi
Frank Wilson
South Main Street
Ralph Dailey
North Park Street
Thomas Bows
Grafton Street
W. G. Edwards
East College Street
Carl Robinson
Florida
Rise of the Van Sweringen brothers in railroad mergers
Washington note on Cleveland bachelors O P and M J Van Sweringen who built a railroad empire worth multiple lines. They own five railroads with a sixth in stake and push a four-system eastern merger. The piece names key figures like Loree Crowley Atterbury Willard shaping the merger talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
van Sweringens
Nickel Plate Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Pere Marquette
Buffalo
Rochester
P.sburgh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Leonore F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson
D& KE
Patrick E. Crowley
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Daniel F. Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Dole Winner In Endurance Flight
Martin Jensen, winner of second prize in the Dole flight to Havrail, began today’s attempt to break the world endurance flight record at Roosevelt Field New York. Several filers planned to start in favorable weather with clear skies and light wind. Official start time was 10 14 29 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
WN. Y
Martin Jensen
Havrail
Jensen
Centralization reshapes Lorain county schools over decade
Lorain county saw per-student gains and teacher increases while school sites shrink. From 1919 to 1929 the count of teachers rose from 194 to 254 as enrollment grew from 4 603 to 6 778 across 46 schools, with remaining one room schools clustered in five townships and abandoned buildings repurposed. The push toward centralization accelerated after 1921, peaking 1921–1926, and continues with new East Carlisle school opening post Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield Township
Russia Township
Car- Hs] Township
Amherst Township
Elyria Township
Lorain County
East Carlisle
County Board of Education
Court business picks up in common pleas court session
Eight cases were assigned today with six disposed by noon and another on the way to completion. Judge Thompson heard verdicts for Lounsborough v Lehman and Felix v Lorain Dry Goods with defendants winning in some, while three other civil actions were resolved or continued. A second docket saw four civil and four criminal cases, with two early jury verdicts and sentences for reckless driving and petit larceny. Assignment commissioners said eight more cases are set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles Helmann
W. B. Thompson
HW. A. Lounsorough
J. J. Lehman
Lorain Dry Goods Company
John Felix
The
Hardware Supply Company
Ester Weinberg
Benjamin Egner
General Properties Company
First Mortgage and Investment Company
E. Davis
Thomas Heyn
John Krelicki
A. R. Webber
S. Grundstein
George Simonsen
Judicial Mill
Marke Raich
Joseph Edie
Toledo
Debs Snyder
Albert Cook
Charles Bauerline
Charles Heiman
Judson Jackson
Markets Cleveland Jen 30 Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Markets report from Cleveland notes butter extras at 50 1 2d2 1 2, eggs ranges 41 to 49 cents, poultry express stocks with Leghorns and ducks listed, potatoes priced by sack and variety, including Ohio New York round white Maine Green Mountain Idaho Russet Burbanks. Car poultry sells at 1 cent 3 pounds under express stock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jen
Express
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Market report from Cleveland hogs cattle and sheep
Cleveland market news shows hog receipts 3200 with prices 9.5 to 10.35 per 100 pounds for various weight ranges, packing sows 0.0 to 0.85. Cattle receipts 350 with steadiness. beef cows 7.50 to 8.50, vealers 15 to 19.50. Sheep receipts 1190 with steady market. fat lambs 1.65 to 1.75, cull lambs 1.35 to 1.45, fat ewes 3 to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Toledo Hog and Cattle Market Report
Toledo dealers report hog receipts around 500 with prices 25 to 40 lower. heavies 900 to 950, mediums 990 to 1010, Yorkers 875 to 1000, good pigs 40 to 875. Calves receipts light and market steady. Sheep and lambs receipts light with steady market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Smoky Mountain Spring Activity Quiets After Earthquake
A recent earthquake caused the icy mountain springs of Smoky Mountain, North Carolina, to begin boiling and bubbling, signaling notable geological disturbance in the region. Local observers reported unusual surface activity and steam vents appearing along crestal ridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoky Mountain
North Carolina
Ridgeville Grange Dance with Cook and Faxler Orchestra
Ridgeville Grange hosts a Friday evening dance featuring the Cook and Faxler Orchestra delivering live music for attendees seeking an upbeat community social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange
Cook & Faxler Orchestra
Loran Gas Vacation Set for Tomorrow in Valuation Case
In Columbus on January 30 the Public Utilities Commission is to set a permanent valuation for the Logan Gas Company as its rate-crease fight nears resolution. Attorneys for the company and opponents argued final oral pleas after the commission trimmed the claimed value by 10 million dollars in November. Cities opposing the rise joined the protest to block potential federal court escalation. J. E. Mullen led the company’s plea with support from Frreman Eagles ton and Peter R. Taylor, while Gren Be. Moues Jr. and city lawyers fielded rebuttals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
J. E. Mullen
Kane
Frreman T. Eagleston
Peter R. Taylor
Toledo
Gren* BE. Moues, Jr
Wesley Grills
Lorain
James W. Miller
Bucyrus
Elyria Clinic Open House Friday Night
The Elyria Clinic announces the opening of its new building at West Avenue and Second Street. The program begins at 7 30 p m Friday February 1 with addresses by Dr George W Crile and A L Garford followed by a building inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Clinic
West Avenue
Second Street
George W. Crile
A. L. Garford
North Olmsted to Form Local Orchestra Next Week
The village plans a new orchestra opening to all residents with J M Back Elyria High School music head directing. First practice set for Monday evening Feb 6 at the Music studio stop 431-2. Marjorie Richards, Oberlin Conservatory graduate, joins the local school of music faculty assisting Lonnetta Lord in piano and violin. piano course enrollment reopened this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Back
Elyria High School
Oberlin Conservatory
Marjorie Richards
School of Music
Miss Richards
Lonnetta Lord
Jack Dempsey Says His Money Is Safeguarded in Trust
MIAMI BEACH Fla Jan 30 Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey said he has enough money for life and that it is protected in a trust fund not tied to fight promotion or investments He denied involvement with Tex Rickard Florida ventures stating he advanced 12500 to cover Sharkey demands which was later taken over by the Madison Square Corporation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Jack Dempsey
United Press
Dempsey
Jack
Tex Rickard
Florida Ventures
Sharkey
Madison Square Corporation
Prohibition Enforcement Cost Over 200 Million Since 1919
The government has spent more than 200 million dollars enforcing prohibition since 1919, highlighting the vast fiscal burden of the policy and its enduring financial impact on public coffers.
Elyria Eagles Dance Friday Nights
Elyria Eagles host weekly dances every Friday night at 50 cents per couple. All welcome to attend and join the community fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Dancing at Cascade Pa Villion Nights Benches 80c
Dance nights at Cascade Pa Villion run every Tuesday and Saturday evening. Admission is 80 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pavillion
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H. D. Reynolds
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Oworge
Manhole Blaze
Cook’s Millinery Corner
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Pen
Sues
Cowt
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Glee Club
van Oweingen
Cleveland Brother
Dole
Cleveland Produce
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Loran Gas
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Dirlam
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