Classified Rates And Advertising Boxes
The notice lists pricing for newspaper carrier service three cents, 18 cents weekly, and 9.18 dollars yearly in advance. Mail rates: daily outside Elyria with Lorain area 4 dollars yearly, elsewhere in Ohio 5 dollars. Foreign advertising reps are John W. Cullen Company with Chicago New York Columbus Detroit offices.
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Elder Brother in Luke Seeks Self Righteousness
A devotional meditation on Luke 15 25 32 contrasts the elder son in the prodigal parable with the returning sinner. It warns against pride in achievements and urges the church to be a hospital for repentant souls not an aristocracy of saints. It questions attitudes toward those seen as less respectable in worship.
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Jesus
You and I
Professor Pitkin Opens Nationwide Reform Drive at Elyria High
The article praises Professor Pitkin as a newspaper man author lecturer and psychologist who aims to organize the middle classes to reform and revolt from current conditions. It notes his best selling Life Begins at Forty and states Elyria welcomes his mission with Elvira to inaugurate the movement with a high school address.
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Pitkin
Elyria
Elvira
Value Of Supervised Play In Summer Playground Program
The Summer playgrounds operate with adult supervision and a supervised program for hundreds of local children. Parents police and motorists benefit as streets grow safer and calmer. Children gain coordination in organized games and learn basic baseball, with fair umpires and shared equipment.
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Conviction in Luzerne Payroll Scandal Marks Highways Case
Former Secretary of Highways Roy E. Brownmiller is convicted on misconduct charges in one of the state’s worst scandals, detailing pre election payroll padding in Luzerne county. The case centers on a massive campaign fund used to influence votes with lavish state money and fake work cards.
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Roy E. Brownmiller
Luzerne County
Brownmiller
Highway Department
Luzerne
Philladelphia Inquirer
Enduring Uncle Dan Beard Inspires Confidence At Eighty-Nine
On his eighty ninth birthday Dan Beard declares optimism that the nation will rise from its low mood within a year or two. He remains a tangible leader among Boy Scouts, an enduring institution in American public life, unaffected by myth or legend.
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Dan Beard
Uncle Dan
Europe
Rochester News Notes Curbs Home Sells and Visits
Rochester-Milton Sells remodels his home in the village. Mr and Mrs Frank Olsen visit Mrs Eloise Olsen and family in Buffalo. Alvin Olsen accompanies them home from an indefinite stay. Mrs Emma Smith returns home after winter and spring with her children. Loren Parker and Corbett Painter donate blood for Will Bursley at Samaritan hospital. Mrs Mertie Cole stays with daughter while Mrs Bursley tends her husband. Rev Homer Doak and Rev H H Patrick preach in Pittsfield churches. Forest Burdue family visit Bellevue mother. Sir Walter Raleigh statue protest in London. Offenburg erects statue. Chinese government and merchants plan large textile facility in Yunnan.
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Milton Sells
Frank Olsen
Buffalo
N. Y
Eloise Olsen
Alvin Olsen
Emma Smith
Loren Parker
Corbett Painter
Will Bursley
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Mertie Cole
Wellington
Bursley
Walter Cox
LaGrange
Stanley Storrow
Etla Taylor
Homer Doak
Pittsfield
H. H. Patrick
Large family gatherings honor birthdays and reunions
Relatives and friends from New London Rochester Oberlin Lorain Elyria and Cleveland gathered in Huntington and nearby towns for birthday celebrations and a Knapp reunion. Attendees included the Parker Parker Logenits and Finch families as well as the Mitchell Eaton Wilcox Conklin Taylor Herrick Ward Bid dinger Storrow and Setterfield networks.
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Abbie Jewett
Charles Parker
Merritt Parker
Davuchier
Aipért Parker Logenits
Frank Finch
New London
Howard Crittenden
Sullivan
Augusta Linguist
Philip Norris
Cleveland
Rochester
Knapp
Huntington
Charles Mitchell
Litta
Wayne Eaton
Weldon
Ruth
Oberlin
Anna Wilcox
Lee Conklin
Carrie Conklin
Ralph Taylor
Myrtle Herrick
Allie Lantsberry
H.R. Ward
Lorain
Robert Quaid
Detroit
Florence Davidson
Hattie Mann
Treva Wolfe
Akron
Mann
Raymond Crittenden
Austin Ewell
Clarksfield
Russell Murray
Paul Jewett
Howard Smith
Elyria
Raymond Klein
Rose
Michael Profant
Ridgeville
Herbert Bauer
Lynn Storrow
Zella Johnson
Ashland
Donald Storrow
Perry Simonson
Ruggles
Theodore Flanagan
W. A. Scranton
Jennie Beardsley
Jay
Lawrence Snyder
Lorne Biddinger
Amherst
Alice Diggins
Indianapolis
Will Murray
William Schreffler
Newark
Henry Schreffler
Canion
Dell Richards
Eugene Biandi
Fred
Fred Richardson
Marian Setterfield
Shelby
C. D. Setter
Oberlin Obituary and Local Social Notes Highlight Ives Family
Oberlin resident Frank Ashley Ives 65 died at 26 Locust Street after a Wednesday morning illness. He is survived by wife Mary Quinn and five children Maurice Wilbur Lewis Florence Corbett and Calista. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Saturday at 9:30. Rotary talk by 8. C. Carnes on newspaper work. Several Oberlin residents journey or celebrate, including Paul Warner leaving for Puerto Rico via New York for Goodyear Export. Numerous guests and travelers noted among faculty and townspeople with anniversaries and trips to France Scotland and Europe aboard the S S Normandie.
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Oberlin
Frank Ashley Ives
Locust Street
Pittsfield
Ives
Mary Quinn
Maurice
Wilbur
South Main Street
Lewis
Cedar Avenue
Florence Novak
Elyria
Calista Corbett
South Amherst
Sacred Heart Church
C. Carnes
World Telegram
Rotary Club
Paul B. Warner
Akron
New York
Puerto Rico
Goodyear Export Company
Warner
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Phillip
Philip Ohly
Oak Street
William Sedgeman
Toledo
Frank Sedgeman
West College Street
Anesthetics Expert Dies in Cleveland
Dr. Frank H. McMechan a renowned authority on anesthetics died in Cleveland Ohio. Born in Cincinnati he graduated from Xavier University and began practicing medicine there. Thirty years ago he was stricken with illness and adapted his career to relieve pain for others.
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Cleveland
Frank H. McMechan
Cincinnati
McMechan
Xavier University
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Arthritis plagued the individual as the disease progressed and confinement to a wheel chair followed.
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