Religious Emphasis Week Opens at Oberlin College
Oberlin Ohio March 5 Religious Emphasis Week opens in the college tomorrow with a vesper service in Finney Chapel. Rev Harold C Phillips of First Baptist Cleveland will speak on The Application of Christian Principles to Modern Life. Music includes organ by George Lillich and harp solos by Christine Carr.
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Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Harold C. Phillips
First Baptist Church of
Thomas W. Graham
E. H. Wilkins
Phillips
Wilkins
Causey Conference On Religion
Christy Junior Club Installs Officers
The Christy Junior club held the installation of its officers yesterday, formalizing the new leadership lineup for the youth organization. Members and guests attended as the group announced its upcoming activities.
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Christy Junior Club
Nationwide straw vote under way in presidential campaign
The Chronicle Telegram joins 600 newspapers in a non partisan national straw poll March 4 to 11. Voters may cast ballots for any declared candidate from any party and results will be reported daily. The poll aims to gauge national sentiment and potential movement away from party lines.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Central Press Association
Chronicle-Telegram
United States
Met
Portrait Gifts Honor Washington Bicentennial at Oberlin High
Mr and Mrs L C Crist of West Lorain Street donated portraits to Oberlin High School of George Washington Abraham Lincoln and Benjamin Franklin. The Franklin print stems from a Duplessis original now owned by the New York History Society. Lincoln’s portrait comes from a 1864 unre t untouched negative made a year before his death. The new Washington portrait, from the Gilbert Stuart Athenaeum likeness in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, now hangs in the school library.
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Washington
L. C. Crist
West Lorain Street
Geo. Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
Oberlin High School
Franklin
Duplessis
New York History Society
Lincoln
Athenaeum
Gilbert Stuart
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Oberlin Man Delivers Founders Day Talk in Michigan
Dr. Frank Hugh Foster of the School of Theology gave the Founders Day address at Olivet College Olivet Michigan marking the fiftieth anniversary of his earning a PhD from the University of Leipzig Germany Afterward students prayed at Father Shipherds grave the Olivet and Oberlin founder.
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Frank Hugh Foster
School of Theology
Olivet College
Olivet
Michigan
University of Leipzig
Germany
Father Shipherd
Oberlin
Vera LaDow
Chagrin Falls
Rebecca Nicodemus
Cleveland
W. E. Nicodemus
West College Street
Father E. Dietz
Milwaukee
Sacred Heart Church
Frederick Deltz
George N. Nennerlee
Charles
Court Roundup Opens Lorain Jail Release And Divorces
Dan Adria of Lorain released from county jail after a 10 day sentence for stealing 40 cents worth of coal from the B&O Railroad. Bertha M. Fox of Lorain sues Arnold for divorce on extreme cruelty and desertion. Anna Rech of Lorain sues Joseph for divorce on wilful absence. Dorothea Sturtevant of Elyria awarded a divorce from Maurice for gross neglect of duty. Leona Senner of Lorain granted divorce from Stephen for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The Cleveland Trust Company sues Jennie Ross and others for 5900 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Lorain sought. Judge W. B. Thompson presiding.
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Dan Adria
Lorain
Bertha M. Fox
Arnold
Anna Rech
Joseph
Dorothea Sturtevant
Elyria
Maurice
W. B. Thompson
Cleveland Trust Company
Jennie Ross Et al
Leona Senner
Stephen
Betty Johnson case details emerge from Glasgow notes
The report from Glasgow cites Betty Johnson’s mother Mrs. Taylor fearing danger if she speaks. A Hartford post office found a postcard addressed to the Lindberghs with a reversed J signature matching a Newark card mailed last Wednesday, tying into Johnson’s examination.
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Glasgow
Taylor
Betty
Johnson
Hartford
Newark
N. J
Legion Heals Herbert Bid Rejected by Ohio Post
Akron march report details a stormy session where Charles Faust Post of Lisbon, Ohio defeated a resolution to force the resignation of State Commander Paul M. Herbert. Supporters argued the move would handicap bonuses and pensions while opponents accused Herbert of boss rule and blocking a member referendum on the bonus issue.
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Akron
Paul M. Herbert
Columbus
Appareith
Charles Faust Post
Américan Lisbon
Curdoga Falls
Post
L. C. Richards
J. B
Legion
Death Record Amherst Carrie Gillette Dats
Carrie Gillette Dats died at her Maple Avenue home Friday at 7 45 pm. She lived in Amherst most of her life and is survived by husband Henry Dute son Jay Gillette and one grandson Robert Gillette. A former Congregational member she later joined the First Evangelical Church. Funeral services will be at Zilch Funeral Home 2 pm Monday with Rev A M Rickel and Rev F Fr Eastman officiating. Burial at Cleveland Street Cemetery.
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Amherst
Carrie Gillette Dats
Maple A.ear
Duta
Amhers
Henry Dute
Jay Gillette
Robert Gillette
Congregational Church
First Evangelical Church
Zilch
A. M Rickel
Death of Mrs Etta Nichols reported in St Petersburg
Mrs Charles Box of Grafton learns of the death of her mother Mrs Etta Nichols in St Petersburg Florida. Death occurred last night. Surviving are four daughters Mrs Box of Grafton Lydia Nichols of Cleveland and Misses Flossie and Henrietta Nichols of St Petersburg. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Grafton
Charles Box
Etta Nichols
St. Petersburg
Florida
Nichols
Mr. Box
Lydia Nichols
Cleveland
Flossie
Henrietta Nichols
Adelbert Houghtaling Rites Planned In Elyria
Adelbert L Houghtaling 49, husband of Lillie Houghtaling died at his home 1021 West River Street yesterday afternoon at four o clock after a two week illness. He was born in New York October 18 141 and lived in Elyria twelve years coming from Lakewood. Survived by widow two sons Clyde W and Paul D both of Elyria one grandson and a brother LeRoy Houghtaline of New York. Friends may call at Nichole Funeral Home. Funeral services Monday at 10:00 with Rev R T Ketcham officiating. Burial Woodland Cemetery Cleveland.
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Adelbert L. Houghtaling
Lillie Houghtaling
West River Street
New York State
Elyria
Lakewood
Clyde W
Paul D
LeRoy Houghtaline
New York
Nichole
R. T. Ketcham
Woodland Cemetery
Cleveland
Mrs Katherine Greenfield Dies at 87 in Elyria Home
Mrs Katherine Greenfield formerly of Avon dies at 87 at her daughter’s home 416 West Third Street Elyria Six children survive funeral set for Monday at 9 30 from St Marys church Elyria with Avon cemetery burial
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Katherine Greenfield
Avon
A. L. Jackson
West Third Street
St. Mary’s Church
Elyria
Avon Cemetery
Appeal for renewed private relief to aid city efforts
W H VanOster mayor appeals for renewed private aid to city relief work as winter strains agencies. Citizens groups clubs and industries are urged to donate food clothing or money with collection at City Hall or by requesting a pickup.
Local Students Compete in Hiram College Play Contest
Four Elvira High School students perform in the Hiram College play finals alongside actors from Shaker Heights Warren Newton Falls and Youngstown South High Schools. A bronze plaque will honor the winning school, and two scholarships to Hiram College will be awarded for best actor and best actress.
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Elvira High School
Hiram
Hiram College
Shaker Heights
Warren
Newton Falls
Youngstown South
Ben
Young Men's Club to hear Deane Burns on By Products
Deane Burns assistant superintendent of Harshaw Chemical Company will speak at Dominick's eating house Monday night on By Products. An automobile owned by William Dengate was damaged by fire yesterday afternoon on Eighth Street Alley. backfire through the carburetor blamed, scorching paint and damaging the carburetor.
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Deane Burns
Harshaw Chemical Company
Dominick's
William Dengate
Eighth Street
Mother of Lindbergh nurse distracted in Glasgow
In Glasgow on March 5 Betty Gow’s mother refused to discuss the Lindbergh kidnapping for fear of gang vengeance on her daughter. Police said no new clues. detectives were told by Scotland Yard to seek information on certain persons tied to the case.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Betty Gow
Lindhbergh
Betty
Scotland Yard
Mayor Fines Kenyon Street Man for Intoxication
Ernest Williams on Kenyon street was fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Van Oster this morning for intoxication.
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Ernest Williams
Kenyon Street
W. H. van Oster
Funeral services for Elmer E. Long
Funeral services for the late Elmer E. Long are planned for Monday. Details on location and times remain unavailable in the fragment.
Burial Services Set for West Ridge Resident
A funeral service will be held at 1 30 P M at the late home on West Ridge with Rev C F Wiseman pastor of the Second Congregational church presiding Interment will be in North Olmsted cemetery
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West Ridge
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
North Olmsted Cemetery
Evangelist Rev H W Welsh to Lead Nazarene Services
Rev H W Welsh of Columbus Ohio will conduct evangelistic services at the Church of the Nazarene starting tomorrow through March 20 at the Frances Smith Fiock building on Broad Street over Bow ers' drug store. He brings the Hoot Trio to perform with varied instruments.
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H. W. Welsh
Columbus
Ohio
Church of the Nazarene
Frances Smith Fiock
Broad Street
Bowers’ Drug Store
Ex-Chicago gangsters convicted in $50,000 kidnapping
Three former Chicago gangsters Ralph Sheldon Louis Frank and Jessie Orsatti were found guilty by a superior court jury in Los Angeles of kidnapping Mr and Mrs E L Zeke Caress for a $50 000 ransom. They face 10 years to life in prison with sentencing set for next Wednesday in San Quentin.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
San Quentin Penitentiary
E. L
Zeke) Caress
Ralph Sheldon
Louis Frank
Jessie Orsatti
Charles
Burnell
Well Known Store Relocates to 390 Broad Street
After 13 years at 419 Broad Street Altman and Ackerman opened a new store at 390 Broad Street three doors from Middie Avenue. The formal opening drew many friends and patrons to inspect the attractively decorated establishment offering a complete men's wear line and a tailoring department.
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Broad Street
Altman
Ackerman
Middie Avenue
Lindbergh Opens Phone To Public In Kidnap Case
Hopewell New Jersey March 5 6 Charles A Lindbergh announced a telephone free of police surveillance to receive tips on the kidnapped child Charles Jr but no word came and authorities said the child is not yet found dead or alive.
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Hopewell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles Jr
Let Contracts for Bridge Structures in Camden Township and Pearl Ave
County commissioners awarded two contracts for small bridge structures. The Gifford road bridge in Camden township goes to Resar Construction Company with a bid of 1 374 dollars. The Pearl avenue bridge will be built by Nick Gigliotti with the bid of SLABK.
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Gifford Road
Camden Township
Resar Construction Company
Pearl Avenue
Nick Gigliotti
Slabk
United Press Appeals to Lindbergh Kidnappers
United Press urges kidnappers of Baby Lindbergh Jr. to contact Colonel Lindbergh for a $50,000 ransom and safe return, promising protection and secrecy. It lists U P bureaus from New York to Montreal for messages and specifies discreet handling and authenticity signs.
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United Press
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
New York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Washington
Boston
Albany
Cleveland
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Raleigh
Murray Hill
Daily News
Rittenhouse
Belcher
National
New York Ave
N. W
Capital
Washington St
Cleveland Press
Chicago
South State St
Martin Street
Walnut
Terminal
Detroit
Cadillac
la Fayette Blvd
Court
Pittsburgh Press
Patriot
Montreal
Harbour
St. James St
Ohio's Quota For C M T C Almost Filled
Arthur Richwine of Elyna in charge of C M T C reservations from Lorain County announced Ohio's quota for the camp is nearly reached. The state limit is 2200 with 2092 signed up while Lorain County's limit is 45 and 22 have registered.
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Arthur Richwine
Elyna
Lorain County
Ohio
Coast Guard captures rum smuggling boat after gas flare
Woods Hole Massachusetts March 5 A chase ends with the Boston speedboat Kelble seized near Warren Point Rhode Island valued at about 100000 along with its cargo. Coast Guard Chief Boatswain’s mate Cecil McLeod says the smugglers zigzagged at high speed as machine gun fire struck the vessel and the Kelble’s six man crew replied with a gas attack not in smoke screen form.
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Woods Hole
Mass
Boston
Kelble
Warren Point
R. I
Cecil McLeod
McLeod
New England
New Angle in Benzak Defense Bill Case Emerges
A Lorain County Bar Rule limits criminal case prep to three days, yet lawyersWebber and Horan charged 525 for five days and 700 for three and a half days for Benzak defense. Judge A R Webber approved a 925 reduction, with Chief Deputy Auditor Horn stating payment depends on the judge's charge.
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Lorain County
Lawrence Webber
Richard Horan
Benzak
A. R. Webber
C. A. Horn
Webber
Clothing drive aids Elyria families and students
Number three continued from page one describes a clothing drive by Elyria merchants and residents donating usable garments after cleaning. The Parent-Teacher Council also votes to spend 100 dollars on glasses for children at risk of permanent eye injury.
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Elyria
Parent-Teacher Council
Market notes on produce butter eggs poultry prices
Cleveland markets report prices for potatoes in Ohio and New York at per bushel and sacks. Maine Green Mountain potatoes $1.25 per 100 lb sack. Idaho russet priced at $175,215 per leoth gach.
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Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Grain and Livestock Prices From Cleveland Market Report
Market report lists hogs cattle calves sheep and grain quotations. Hogs top at 4.75 per 100 pounds on 202 body weight with varied bids. cattle steady with steers up to 575, cows mostly 150, calves 400 to 800, sheep lambs up to 7.25, clippers 5.75 to 6.25, grain prices include corn 38 1 4 to 40 1 4 cents, wheat new red winter 52 0 to 54 0 cents, hay timothy 8 to 10 dollars, flour futures and feeds quoted by the Cleveland Exchange.
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Zoe Riehers
Cleveland Gratin and Hay Exchange
Elyria Rental Listings Include Commercial and Residential Properties
B M O'Donnell reports several downtown Elyria properties rented including the Sharp Block east window to a refrigeration firm led by manager Cashmore, a Westroad Street room to Baker, a California Fruit Company block store room to a beauty shop, and Sharp Block Amer ican Legion rooms to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Nearby homes at 605 Cleveland Street 1116 East Avenue 21u Denison Avenue 109 Wurst Court Elton residence 242 Cornell Avenue and other residences have also been rented. Two teens arrested in Cleveland for attempting to rob Miss Harriet Mason of the Ohio Farmer's Magazine. Mason remains critically ill after injuries.
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Elyria
B. M. O'Donnell
Sharp
Mr. Cashmore
Westroad Street
Damm's Bakers
Baker
California Fruit Company
West Broad Street
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elmer Peters
Cleveland Street
Austin
East Avenue
W. Young
Bellsville
Denison Avenue
Sorensen
Cleveland
Wurst Court
Elton
Ernest Klein
Cornell Avenue
Harriet Mason
Ohio Farmer's Magazine
Detroit Plans Big Crime-Detection Conference
Mayor Murphy of Detroit telegraphed representation by Inspector William Collins. Colonel Norman A. Schwartz Kopf, head of the New Jersey state police, will open with a detailed report on progress and future plans. Officials anticipate a highly efficient crime-detection effort emerging from the discussion.
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Tranton
Murphy
Detroit
William Collins
Norman A. Schwartzkopf
New Jersey State Police
Reputation Reveals Virtue and Worth at Best Advantage
The statement emphasizes that gaining reputation reflects inner virtue and merit when shown to best effect. It frames reputation as the outward result of intrinsic character and effort rather than mere outward acclaim.
Death of Elmer Long 57 in West Ridge Big Ti a
Mrs Henry West of Huntington reports the death of her brother in law Elmer Long 57 of West Ridge Big Ti a at his home yesterday at 8 30 am He was known in Wellington and Huntington Funeral services will be held at the Long home Monday at 130 pm burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery North Olmsted Willis Session of Wellington is a brother in law and Garret Long of Huntington is a brother.
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Wellington
Henry West
Huntington
Elmer Long
West Ridge
Big Tia
Long
Butternut Ridge
North Olmsted
Willis Session
Garret Long
Petunias Adopted by Wellington Jockey Flower Club
Wellington to be dubbed the village of Petunias if plans proceed. The Jockey Flower club adopted Petunias at a Thursday meeting at Mrs Harold Whiteside’s home. Members aim to persuade residents to plant pink balcony or rose of morn petunias on vacant village lots with council permission.
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Wellington
Petunias
Jockey Flower Club
Harold Whiteside
Police Capture Thugs Arrest Of Arthur Mason Reported
Police announce the arrest or capture of Arthur Mason from this area following a confrontation or crime. Details on charges or location are limited in the readable text. Authorities seek further information or confirm the suspects' identities and motives.
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Arthur Mason
Wellington High Discontinues Baseball This Spring
Wellington High School will not field a baseball team this year due to financial conditions. Coach Roy McCormack says focus will shift to track, soccer, or speed, and an intraclass softball league may be formed. The spring athletics decision will be on the school board agenda Monday evening.
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Wellington High School
Roy MecCormack
Wellington High
McCormack
Puppet Show Tonight by Wellington PTA at School Auditorium
The Wellington Parent-Teacher Association presents a puppet show this evening in the school auditorium. Mrs. Florence Everson of Cleveland and two assistants perform the puppets with musical numbers as additional features of the program.
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Parent- Teachers’ Association of Wellington
Florence Everson
Cleveland
Entre Nous Club Hosts Mrs Baum for Bridge Night
Mrs Charles Baum entertained the Entre Nous club at her South Main home last evening. Three tables of bridge were in play and refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Franklin Jones and Mrs Henry Ramser.
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Charles Baum
Entre Nous Club
South Main Street
Franklin Jones
Henry Ramser
Hiner and Wagner Lead North South in Win at Bridge Tourney
Hiner and Wagner top the north south table with 64 points while Henry Ramser and G Fisher win east west with 56.5 points in a six table event on Thursday evening featuring 18 boards. Other pairs and scores follow.
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Hiner
Wagner
Henry Ramser
G. Fisher
Fisher
Philip Clisby
John Greenfield
R. Fortney
Bauer
Kenneth Goodwin
Cassie Rowland
Albert Rowland
Wacner
Webber Be Vier
W. J. Powell
Ernest Henes
William Bauhof
Albert Warren
R. W. Falls
Roy Burge
Sara Curtice
Ed Sheldon
Past Matrons and Patrons Social Meeting Held
Twenty members of the Past Matrons and Patrons of the Eastern Stars attended a covered dish dinner in the Masonic hall on Thursday evening. In honor of Mrs. John Duff, a large birthday cake with lit candles served as the centerpiece. Mr. and Mrs. John Duff and Mrs. Lena Dibble hosted the event and cards followed.
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Masonic Hall
John Duff
Lena Dibble
Sunshine Sunday Class Hosts St Patrick's Day Games
Miss Mary Knapp and James Turner led their Sunday school groups in games and contests at the church parlors for St Patrick's Day entertainment. Refreshments were served.
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Sunshine
Mary Knapp
James Turner
Local Health Notes Include Several Illnesses
Mrs. L. E. Holiday is reported all again. Mrs. L. D. Smith remains under a doctor's care. Guy Wells is on the sick list. William Bennett can sit up briefly each day after illness with the flu.
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L. E. Holiday
L. D. Smith
Guy Wells
William Bennett
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Marie Wharton
Marian Edwards
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Christy
Piatt
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Washers
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Coowspiper
Carrie Duie
Mrs. Etta Nichols
Anelbert IL
Houghtaling
W. H. VanOster
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Elmer E. Long
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Bulletin
Benzak Defense
Cleveland Livestock
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