Uneserted Tabernacle Demolished After Billy Sunday Visits
A nearly empty tabernacle on Histh street and West avenue is foregone to be torn down after Reverend Billy Sunday’s revival drew crowds days ago. A lone carpenter and a salvager remain as the hull and four walls are dismantled, with steps from Sunday's platform kept as a keepsake.
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Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Billy) Day
Sunday
Tabernacle
Jone
E. A. Horace
Horace
Oberlin Road Friends and Visitors Gatherings
March 2 narrative from Oberlin area details visits by Mrs Claus Van Heverlyn and others from Camden and Oberlin. Many locals including Campbell, Kreuger, Steinbinder, Sallot, Hausen, and Parker host and attend family, church, and Grange events amid illnesses, shopping, and school six weeks tests as winter subsides.
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Oberlin Road
Claus van Heverlyn
Wallace
Camden
H. Brook
C. E. Elms
Oberlin
E. Wurst
J. Campbell
John Campbell
Elyria
Frank Kreuger
E. Miner
Avon
Harry Murphey
Harper
Pearl
Joherst
Kari Kreuger
Shland
Gretchen Schin- Gérger
Akror
Cair
George Baumann
John Baumann
Helen Steinbinder
Hansen
David Pettit
East Russia
Myers House
Cole
A. A. Saxton
W. Farr
Fred Lawrence
Pauline
Charles Wagner
Wellington
H. Brooks
H. Elbert Parker
M. L. Hurst
Gar McRoberts
Dean
Jak McRoberts
LaGrange
Zambiel
Cleveland
S. Steinbinder
Charles James
William
D. H. Blaine
Daz Campbell
Fir
Ars. M. R. Diedrich
Carl Hansen
Fank McRoberts
Ross
Frank McRoberts
Figures Show Pedestrians Are Victims in Automobile Accidents
Ward Harrison of Nela Park cites February Light article noting pedestrians incur two of three fatalities from auto crashes. Citing I. C. Plummer of Ohio vital statistics, the first ten months of 1928 saw 65 motorists killed after leaving the road, 39 in collisions, and about 344 other fatal crashes on the highway.
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Harrison
State of
Ohio
Ward Harrison
Nela Park
Light Magazine
I. C. Plummer
Division of Vital Statistics
Plummer
Snake jawbone imitation inspires ancient saw design
The article notes that the saw was reportedly fashioned to imitate the jaw-bone of a snake. This detail highlights the tool’s origins and the craft perspective of its makers.
Reorganizing Elyria Board of Trade Plans Public Program
Elyria Board of Trade reconvenes to adopt a democratic, member driven program. A Traffic Bureau, new hotel and theatre, safety council and community focus on residential growth are among proposed planks. Campaign executives note member suggestions will shape the final plan after the campaign. Meanwhile 18 year old aviator Frederick Roidel Jr plans an East to West daylight flight across the country with a police dog passenger.
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B. of T
Elyria Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Assiat
Elyria
Progressive Board of Trade and
Chamber of Commerce
American City Bureau
Frederick Roldel, Jr
Pine Valley
N. J
New Jersey
Oakland
Cal
Reidel
Ring
Neidel
Youth Plans Flight New Jerseyite to Cross Continent
Philadelphia report says an 18 year old from New Jersey aims to fly coast to coast setting a pace for veterans. The brief notes the youth will undertake the expedition amid limited preparation and faces the challenge of a long journey across the continent with potential risks and obstacles.
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New
Youngest Whistler Denver Baby Substitutes for Bird
Denver Colorado reports Cyril Portes Dickson Jr. is the region’s youngest whistler at 11 months. Unable to walk or talk, he remains a curious toddler in a bustling city scene.
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Denver
Bird
Denver, Colo
Cyril Portes Dickson, Jr
Young Cyril Jr Whistles At Tender Age
A months old boy Cyril Jr known for whistling at dawn. His mother notes he puckers his lips and whistles, with physicians and child experts deeming him perhaps the youngest whistler on record. They express amazement at his early control of the lips and mouth.
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Cyril, Jnr
Cyril
Dickson
Cyril, Jr
Difficult Muscular Coordination Needed to Produce Whistle
The fragment notes that producing a whistle requires comparatively difficult muscular coordination. It suggests a focus on the physical effort and skill involved in generating a sound through precise lip and breath control, without broader context.
Colorful hues lift workers at Bridgeport machine plant
Bright colors cover all machinery as psychologists advise vivid schemes to boost morale among workers at a Bridgeport, Connecticut machine tool plant. The factory adopted gaudy hues to improve mood and productivity, aiming to keep crews in better humor.
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Bridgeport
Conn
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