Syrians Meet Former Mayor Jones in Bradenton Florida
Syrians Sie and Mrs RC Hastings of 225 Sixteenth Street toured West Florida and wrote friends about a pleasant surprise in Bradenton 45 serving as secretary there ex mayor Asaph Jones Elyria now musical director of Bradenton Presbyterian Church. He greeted them with others from Lorain county and gave Hastings a delightful day. They report Bradenton hosts about three thousand tourists.
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Jones
Fla
Sie
RC. Hastings
Sixteenth Street
West Florida
Annet
Bradenton
Ifty
Tempe
Chamber of Commerce
Teuriet
Asaph Jones
Elyria
Presbyterian Church of
Bradentos
Loralp County
Hastings
Hradenton
Reader in Florida Writes About Old Chronicle Letter
A Florida reader tells of finding an 1833 issue of The Ghia Atlas and Elyria Advertiser in a grandfather’s garret. The letter, dated from Star Route West Palm Beach, praises the Chronicle Telegram while noting warm weather and spring garden joys.
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Chronicle
Harry G. Kooi
Sheffield Lake Village
Daniel
Ghia Atlas
Elyria Advertiser Albers W
Bliss
A. Burrell
Chronicle- Telegram
Estella G. Taylor
South Ridge Community Notices and Visits
South Ridge notices list church services at 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship on March 11 with Dorothy Berkmeier of Oberlin as pulpit guest. Local social visits include hosts Laraway and Wagner, and many Amherst Lorain residents visiting friends and relatives across South Ridge and Middle Ridge in early March.
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South Ridge
Dorothy Berkmeier
Missionary Alliance of Oberlin
Walter Grobe
1St Evangelical Church
Amherst
Albert Hostettier
Pittsfield
Frank Laraway
M . FE
South Amherst
John Wagner
Alber
Haist
Maxine
Lorain
Charles Dehn
Wiliam Peabody
Clifford Simms
Schramm Road
Norman Stark
Elsvna
Edward Stang
Sunda
Oberlin Obits and events stir campus notes
Funeral services for Mrs Miriam Bell were held at 2 PM at her home 309 North Pleasant Street with interment at Westwood cemetery. Aleta M Tuttle of New York began work as assistant secretary to the president of the college on March 3. Essay winners named in the Shansi Contest include J Perram Danton and Marie Ward. Aberlin debates Ohio Wesleyan on foreign investment protections. A bus fire on East Lorain Street disrupted service. driver contained blaze. Warner Concert Hall hosts a formal organ dedication with Conservatory faculty performers. M H Ladies Aid meets for a business session. Scarlet fever cases rise with Morrison child among 60 local cases. Oberlin Drum and Bugle Corps fundraising shows planned March 13 and 16 to fund uniforms. An exhibit of paintings by the New York Society of Artists is on view at the Allen Art building.
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Oberlin
New York Society of Artiste
Allen Art Building
Local court cases and divorce filings headline of the morning
Common Pleas Judge W. 2b Thompson awarded 538213 dollars and foreclosed on defendants property in the Gur 3S Davuy case. Nellie E. Tagrart filed two divorce petitions from Walter W. Tagrart alleging cruelty. no children. Cyril Plas, 16, of 326 Sixth Street, treated after dog bite on Liuwb Street. dog owner notified. Bea Giecenicz ve Job and Larr Wyrostax case settled this morning under Judge Thompson's direction at defendant cost.
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W. 2B Thompson
Davuy
Hannah KB Rowand
Lovel W. Copeey
Defendents
Nellie E. Tagrart
Commos Pleas Court
Walter W. Tagrart
Cyril Plas
Sixth St
Pple
Liuwb Street
Plas
Pol Lies
Bea Giecenicz Ve Job
Larr Wyrostax
Common Pleas Court
W. BE. Thompson
Marriage Licenses On Approval Newest Angle In Cleveland
Clerks in Cuyahoga County report marriage licenses issued under the "on approval" plan as a fresh twist in the process. The scene at the license bureau shows couples testing arrangements with a view to proper wedlock, while clerks note varying attitudes and the potential to influence outcomes.
Department of Agriculture Issues New Poultry Bulletin
The Department reports over 300 million hens in the United States with many past their prime as egg producers and outlines a plan to improve incubation and brooding for next year. Farm Bulletin No. 1555-F supersedes earlier editions and requests copies for creaming from 4:30 to 9:06 daily except Saturdays and Sundays.
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Tls
United States Department of Az Culture
Washington, D.1
Famous Quartet Here At Recital Thursday
The Flogtaley Quartet, a nationally famous group, will appear on the Qbesiin at Recital Thursday, eight at 12 Finner chapel. The Quartet has been ar since JET, WELTY MAKES ADDRESS Lorain county is enjoying the distinction and good fortune of being the only county in the State of Ohio free from indebtedness, according to County Auditor Monroe i WL Weil in his talk on "Takhation" at the weekly luncheon of the Exchange club. Mr Weil also stated that brain county uses only one percent of total taxation receipts for salaries of officials and central running expenses, an exceptionally low rate compared with five or six percent in other counties. D. A. R. Will Meet The D. A. R. meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Burner, 171 East College street, Friday, March 9. A program has been arranged, Mrs. Harry Hovey and children spent the week-end in Cleveland, Miss Lois Peabody, Cleveland, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Q. EK, Peabody, 65 North Pleasant street.
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Flogtaley
Finner Chapel
Jet
Welty
Lorain
Ohio
Dreseat
Monroe
WL Weil
Wei
Brain County
Wellington Marks Eighteen Years Of Preaching Service
In a community event, Wellington celebrates eighteen years of preaching. The gathering honors long-time pastor and congregation members as speakers reflect on faith, service, and local social concerns.
Sufferings of Mivers Revealed in Letter
A jagged, late OCR note reports family strife between a father and son over care and duties. It mentions a Mrs A B Leuchard and a local chairperson, with references to a sympathy box from an American post and a request for contact by the office of the principal party.
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Mrz
A.B. Leuchard
Tocai
Ter
Soutsard
Ian
Tor
Sore
Club Entertains at Elyria Home by Twelve and Their Husbands
Members of the twelve and their husbands were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelist. Six dinner was served and cards followed with Walter Shepard and J. C Jackson winning the high prizes. The meeting featured a program by Mrs. D Tae ney and a committee led by Mrs. Herman. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for April 3 with Mrs. Nethe M. Hill as speaker.
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Ela Eia Hove
Walter Shepard
J. C Jackson
Senate
Herman
Death Record for Catherine G Stacks in Lorain County
Catherine G Stacks died at 59, funeral set for Friday at Saint Marys church. Survived by husband Joseph F Stacks, children Mildred Pearl Laurne, and one grandchild. five sisters Mrs Flood Cleveland, Mrs Mary Raseht, Mrs John O Connors, Mrs ET C Washington, and four brothers Joseph Jake John Frank. Born in Christie, lifelong Lorain County resident. Funeral services will be held Friday morning 9 Mass at Saint Marys church.
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URS
Catherine G. Stacks
Catheri Ai
Washington
Gratton
Joseph
Jake
John
Rank
Cariste
Lorcin
Saint Maris Church
Death notice for Emanuel W.E. church member in Berea area
The des ou was received there. Finra Lewis attended. A funeral service for a long resident, a former Columbia, Eaton and Corners girl, is planned with interment at Ridgelawne. The deceased, a Big-180, died at home on Center Road after years on a farm. Survived by daughter Mrs. Pearce and sister, brothers Ellie, Fred, Perrys, and grandchildren Jean and Louis Anne. Funeral Friday in Eaton Center and burial at Butternut Ridge. Flowers omitted.
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Teesdamne Pfm
EL Chocena
Rerei
J. AX
J. H Mkuu
Emanuel W.E
Columbia Pusband
Keoe
Sears
Uenter
Mre
EB. C. Cone Benr
Berra
Columbia
Eaton
Corners
Frank J Lewis
Colump
Center Road
Colima
Bor
Berea
Pearce
North Eaton
Snree Brothers
Ellie
Fred
Perrys Wathawar Mnia
Reo
Jean and
Louis Anne
Austin
Disciple
Eaton Center
Fowler
Ficher
Butternut Ridge
Baby Lawrence services held at Sudro Funeral Home
Hany Lawrence infant son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Lawrence was held this afternoon at 2 00 from the Sudro Funeral Home with Residence W C Birkner officiating and interment at Ridgelawn.
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Hany Lawrence
Arnold Lawrence
Sudro Funeral Home
Res. W. C. Birkner
Ridgelawn
God’s Sovereignty Over All Creation Sermon Notes
A church sermon theme outlines God’s authority over earth and all living creatures including birds fish and beasts. It promises a nontechnical study linking human history to divine power with skeptics invited and questions read from a box.
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Earth
Markets Show Stronger Tendency In Quoted Prices
Markets show firmer buying demand with notable gains in produce. Potatoes rise to 3.50 to 4.25 per 150 pound sack, onions up to 4.50 to 5.00 a sack, and oranges steady at 6.50 to 7.50 per box. Cheese, butter, eggs, and poultry prices listed with regional variations across Cleveland and Columbus markets.
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California
Florida
Cleveland
York State
New
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Green Mountain
Colorado
Texas
Cleveland Livestock and Commodity Quotations Digest
Cleveland livestock receipts show cattle and sheep markets steady with steady to weaker tone for calves vealers and hogs. Chicago and Toledo grain and produce quotes list butter eggs poultry potatoes wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds with price ranges and on track shipments. Minnesota grain futures reflect higher flour and mixed grain prices across the region.
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Cleveland
C. Vareh
Chicago
Turkers
Roosters
Ducks
Grese
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Florida Bliss
Florida
Toledo
Prize Offered For Dust-Reducing Device In Mines
The Prussian ministry of commerce and trade offers a $500 prize for a device that neutralizes mine dust. The prize may be awarded in full or split among several acceptable devices submitted.
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Ministry of Commerce and Trade
Hauling In Sharks And Swordfish Near Brunswick Ohio
A Elyria area resident, Alvig E. Gibbs, nephew of Mrs. EF. E. Dinsick and Mrs. Roy Smith, reports in January landing a 213 pound swordfish and a 432 pound shark during a New Zealand voyage. He describes long battles, harpoon use, and dramatic jumps as the fish were towed toward the boat before being secured and brought aboard after laborious attempts.
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Ohio
Alvig E. Gibbs
EF. E. Dinsick
Roy Smith
East Avenue
New Zealand
Gibbs
Rindie
Collar care formula promises longer wear for linens
A laboratory test shows wearing a collar for one day yields longer life than squeezing extra days. A collar worn one day survives 15 washings, 30 washings if unused first. Experts warn frayed edges on fifth wash. Cleanliness noted as economy. London cremation figures rise 13.52 percent to 3,266 in 1927.
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New York
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