Oberlin Masonic Mason Dies After Heart Attack
Julius Mason 59 died suddenly at 11 16 last night at Groveland Street Oberlin following two heart attacks. Born in Waterford Virginia Loudon County he came to Oberlin about 24 years ago where he and his wife ran a tea room. He was a Mason. Survived by wife Annie daughter Vesta Mason four nieces and three nephews all of Oberlin. Funeral plans not set.
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Oberlin
Julius Mason
Groveland Street
Waterford
Virginia
Loudon County
Masonic Lodge
Annie
Vesta Mason
Oberlin School to Award 68 Diplomas at Commencement
President William E. Wigton of Case School of Applied Science will deliver the commencement address at Oberlin High on June 14 at First Church. The 65 graduating seniors plus 3 from the class of 1932 will receive diplomas, with prizes awarded by Principal V. E. Wigton and a class presentation by Superintendent H. L. Rawdon.
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William E. Wicken- Gen
Case School of Applied Science
V. E. Wigton
H. L. Rawdon
Paul Ray Adams
Ropert Simpson Blackburn
Robert Milton Brown
Willoughes
Hairs Bruse
Gilbert Allen Cargill
Wallam
Scott Carson, Jr
Francis Elor Dari
LeRoy Howard Fields
Frerett
Lester Holden
Donald Francis Holzhauer
Leonard Evias Hughes
Howard Elbert Jackson
Lawrence Montgomery Johnson
Ralph Edgar Lyman
James Carter Mann
Robert Delwin Martin Wilbur Wilson Morris
Edmond Warrison Oakley
Alfred Ernest Partridge
Joel Howd Fhelps, Jr
George Joseph Rachelson
Donald Calvin Reed
Gracy Jack Robinson
Robert Fiills Squires
William James Turnesall
Charles Parsons Weeks
Roliend LeRoy Widdowson
Robert Roos Iter Wood
Richard Henry Weaitt
Henry Victor Zahm
Joseph Henry Zbyrdinowski
Rebeca Frances Parnes
Sarah Elizabeth Cartwright
Metta Elizabeth Clark
Frances Lydia Cooke
Ruth Imiayo Dale
Lillian Adora Kathryn Fields
Esther Mildred Fowls
Class of 1932 Women and Men Named in OCR Fragment
The list includes many names such as Grayce Clukies Hater and Arlene Jeanette Hollingsworth, plus Ruth Morrison and Barbara Houpkins. Also mentions diverse surnames like Keiser Keily Hog ers and Von Aundle. As of the class of 1932, Raymond Arthur Gordon and Constance Lucille Fair appear among the names.
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Gertrude Alice von Aundale
Florence Marilyn Webber
Floris Eva Williams
Helen Arbere Williams
Eleanor Marie Worcester
Raymond Arthur Gordon
Constance Lucille Fair
John Brainard Jones
Violin Contest Winners Named at Oberlin Conservatory
In the seventeenth annual contest of the third year violin class Master Leon Bohrer won first place with the top rating OL 1 for boys. William Leahy and Ransom Cooley tied for second with a 3. Mars Bertha Robinson and Miss Sails Bedford tied for first among girls with an 8. Supervised by Don Morrison of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music.
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Leon Bohrer
W. Co. Bohrer
West Sollere Street
William Leahy
Ransom Cooley
Mars Bertha Robinson
Miss Sails Bedford
Don Morr'son
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Thompson twins national high school tie wins for viela
Miss Kathleen Thompson tied for first at the National High School finals in viela with the top rating of 1, after also winning the Ohio state contest. This is her second straight state win, with last year representing Onerrin at nationals. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Emittet Thompson of Woodland Avenue in Indiana.
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Kathleen Thompson
Miss Thompson
Onerrin
Indiana
Emittet Thompson
Woodland Avenue
Literary Social Club Holds Annual Picnic
The Literary and Social club held their annual picnic yesterday at Mrs. Charlotte Scott’s Last College street home. About fifty members and families attended in what was the region’s last social event, with a hearty refreshment table prepared by club members. Committee in charge included Mrs. O H Whittington, Mrs A R Carenten and Mrs R E Cain.
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CLUL
Charlotte Scott
College Street
O H. Whuittington
A. R. Carenten
R. E. Cain
4-H Club to Meet at Granze Hall Tomorrow
The Dainty Stitchers 4-H club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in Granze hall. County extension agent Miss Bird attended and offered helpful suggestions for the year’s work. Miss Dorothy Gerber, club president, presided.
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Merert
Dainty
Granze Hall
Saurday
Bryant Couple Welcome a Son at Allen Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles K Bryant of 149 Morgan street are the parents of a son born yesterday at Allen hospital. Mr and Mrs Harda Henderson of Wauwatosa Wisconsin are visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J T Henderson of West College street. Mrs Henderson has also been visiting her mother Mrs Charles Cark in Wakeman.
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Charles K. Bryant
Morgan Street
Ailen Hospital
Harda Henderson
Wawautosa
Wis
Dare
J. T Henderson
West College Street
Henderson
Charles Cark
Wakeman
Bonfire on embankment spurs Elyria fire response
A bonfire that escaped control ignited grass on the New York Central Rail road embankment at Lod e and North streets. Elyria firemen from Hose Company Number One and Engine Company Number One responded yesterday afternoon and quickly extinguished the fire, which remained confined to the embankment grass.
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New York Central
Lod
North Streets
Elyria
Engine Company Number One
Detective Sweet Debuts Panama Hat After Victory
Barr won and detective Tloyd Sweet sports a new Panama hat, drawing jokes from officers and townsfolk as the style marks a notable change in his image after the victory.
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Barr
Detective
Max Rbaer
Schmeling
Tloyd Sweet
Death Notice of Mrs Anna Brinker 1869 Germany native
Mrs Anna Brinker 64 of 264 Columbus Street Polsstdwn Way died Thursday 3 25 p m at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness She born February 1869 Mecklenbers Germany survived by three sons Walter Peters Elmer and Howard Peters a daughter Mrs Francis Scheilles two grandchildren brothers Olo Carl August Kohn Will ram Struch Funeral at St Johns Lutheran Saturday 2 p m Rev Armin Schroeder burial Nidgelawn Cemetery
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Anna Brinker
Columbus Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mecklenbers
Germany
Walter Peters
Cleveland
Elmer and
Howard Peters
Francis Scheilles
Sandusay
Olo
Mre W OH Gallagher Dies After Lingering Illness
Mre W OH Gallagher died last night at her home 414 West Fourteenth Street after a lingering illness. She was born in Columbus Georgia August 26 Love and lived here twenty four years. She was a member of Modern Woodmen of America. Survived by one daughter Elizabeth Murrey. Cards may call at Sudo Funeral Home until Saturday noon. Funeral services at 2 p m at the Funeral Home, private. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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W. OH. Gallagher
West Fourteenth Street
W. Gallagher
Columbus
Georgia
Love
Modern Woodmen
Merict
Elizabeth Murrey
Sudo Funeral Home
Securdey
Ridgelawn
Mrs Otelia J Alien Dies at Elyria Home for the Aged
Mrs Otelia J Alien who resided at the Elyria Home for the Aged for three years died Thursday at the Home after a lingering illness. Born August 11, 1892 in Albion Ohio, she will be taken from Taylor Funeral Home Saturday at 2 pm to the Home for the Aged for services at 2 29 pm conducted by Reverend N P Rester. Burial will be in Albion Ohio.
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Otelia J. Alien
Elyria
Albion
Ohia
Taylor
N. Prester
Ohio
Wellington Woman Violet Pratt Dies After Illness
Violet Louise Pratt 27 wife of Elbert Pratt died at Falls Clinic Hospital after several weeks illness. Survived by husband daughter Geraldine 3 7 2 parents Mr and Mrs Willis Sessions of Wellington two brothers Alfred Sessions Sullivan and Olive Bartlett Graf ton. Funeral Sunday Huntington M E church at 2 30 with Rev Paul Carter in charge burial Huntington.
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Violet Louise Pratt
Elbert Pratt
Falls Clinic Hospital
Geraldine
Willis Session
Wellington
Alfred Sessions
Sullivan
Olive Bartlett
Grafton
Huntington M. E
Paul Carter
Huntington
Foote Dies At Elvrra After Long Residence
C. D Foote died this morning at 11 39 after moving to Elvrra years ago to live with Commodore Huntington and later with Mr and Mrs J E Rabson at 250 Washington Avenue He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Randell Wade Foote and a daughter Susan Foote Park of Hot Springs Virginia Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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C. D Foote
Elvrra
Commodore Huntington
Washington Avenue
J. E. Rabson
Elizabeth Randell Wade Foote
Susan Foote Park
Hot Springs
Virginia
Two Daughters Lose Bid to Break Mother's Will
A jury in Judge W B Thompson's court ruled against Elizabeth Kohas Molnar and Viktoria Klemenki in their challenge to their mother's will. The case claimed the will left equal shares to the daughters with executor Steve Whersner, concerning a 32 acre farm and equipment in Shefield township.
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W. B Thompson
Elizabeth Kohas Molnar
Viktoria Klemenki
Shersner
Markets and prices from Cleveland produce and livestock
Markets steady on grains and eggs with modest gains in some items. Livestock prices show hogs steady near 350, cattle and sheep uneven with weaker weights, and market reports list numerous produce items with current per unit prices across vegetables and fruits in seasonal offerings.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Sue Dawn
Brazey
Lamont Case Reveals Direct Sales to Wife Not Listed on Exchanges
Testimony shows Lamont earning discrepancies and tax concerns with altered figures. Durium Products shares were sold at auction through a broker, while most Lamont securities sold to his wife bypassed stock exchanges. Pecora questions whether transactions occurred without broker involvement.
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Mcome Tor
J. P. Morgan and Company
Pecora
Morgan
Durium
Adrian KR. Muller
Mehr
Lamont
Stock Exchange
First Sweet Pea Blossoms Reported by Mrs Sayles
Mrs Sayles reports first sweet pea blossoms of the season from her garden at 224 Eighth street. County officials signed 131,345 relief bonds to retire notes of the same amount, with funds distributed weeks earlier.
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B. Sayles
Eighth Street
National Flower Shut-in Day Arrives in Elyria
Final arrangements were set for the delivery of about 500 complimentary bouquets to Elyria shut-ins and nearby residents confined by disabilities. Florists, Garden Club members, and volunteers coordinate the nationwide, non commercial effort led by the Florists Telegram and Delivery Association with donations from local sources.
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Elyria
Garden Club
Florists Telegram and Delivery Association
Maryer
Box
Girl Scouts
Steel firms form new group with Continental Shares and Eaton
Cy rus S Eaton and associates organize Continental Shares Inc and form a nucleus around the old Republic Tran & Steel Co. The Corrigan McKinney Steel Co manufactures coke and by products and has recently acquired Newton Steel Co., which makes common cold rolled auto body and enameling sheets at plants in Monroe Michigan and Newton Falls.
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Cerns
Old Republic Tran & Steel Co
Cyrus S Eaton
Corrigan, McKinney Steel Company
Newton Steel Company
Tte
Monroe, Mich
Newton Falls
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