Elyria Memorial Hospital Earns National High Rating
Elyria Memorial Hospital received national recognition as one of the country many top hospitals. The American College of Surgery approved the hospital in 1928 and again in 1927 and 1928, reflecting three-year standing. The hospital, with 175 beds and a staff of 26 physicians plus 55 nurses and 60 other workers, will display the certification at a local savings bank next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria. Memorial Hospital
United States
American College of Surgery
Chicago
John R. Mannox
M. B. MacEachern
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Gates Hospital
Splendid New Books at Library
Elyria library receives gardening and bird books valued at 100 dollars from the Gladiolus and Peony Society. New arrivals include Principles of Flower Arrangement Beautiful Gardens In America English Pleasure Gardens Old-Fashioned Gardening Elizabeth and Essex Hows and Whys of Human Behavior Your Money's Worth Dusty Answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Gladiolus and Peony Society
Charlotte Brooks
America
Shelton
Nichols
Tabor
Elizabeth
Essex
Strachey
Queen Elizabeth
Earl of Essex
Dorsey
Chase and Schlink
Tarkington
Belgium Rebuilt as University Library Redeemed by American Funds
The Library of the University of Louvain, completed last July, cost 2.9 million dollars funded entirely by American money. About 300000 books were sent from Germany as reparations, aiding the reconstruction effort.
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Belgium
The
University of Louvain
Germany
Special music at Rialto for Men’s Bible Class Sunday
The Rialto theatre program for the Men's Bible Class features special music at 9 30 a m with Mrs Alice B Siering as vocalist singing old hymns A delegation from Fox Fur nace Co will attend and the meeting is expected to be among the best since the class began Last Sunday 240 men attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theatre
Alice B. Siering
Fox Furnace Co
Plan Safety Meeting Of Elyria Foremen's Club
Plans for the Safety Meeting of the Elyria Foremen's club to be held March 25 will be set at 2 o'clock by newly elected officers and committees at the Y M C A It was announced today by W O McClellan secretary of the club Members will prepare for Safety Month observances in April
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Foremen’s Club
W. O. McClellan
Dixon Named Asst. Secy. of the Interior
President Hoover named Joseph M. Dixon former Montana governor to be assistant secretary of the interior succeeding E. C. Finney who becomes solicitor. Dixon is a native of South Carolina.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Interior Department
E. C. Finney
Kansas
Department
Dixon
South Carolina
Mexico Rebels Advance as Government Mobilizes Air Power
General Anacleto Lopez reported three rebel troop trains at Canitas station and a fourth en route during a flight over insurgent territory. The government predicted Canitas as the next battle scene unless rebels retreat to Torreon. Advancing rebel forces reach Culliacan en route to Mazatlan, defended by federals receiving reinforcements. The Cailles administration aims civilian control while mobilizing about eighteen thousand troops at Iravato. Federal aviators from Mazatlan fled the front yesterday but escaped injury as reinforcements arrive and defections remain unlikely. The war ministry plans forty airplanes for reconnaissance and focalizing operations while pursuing rebel general Jesus Aguirre in the Isthmus area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacleto Lopez
Federal Army
Canitas
Torreon
Sonora
Culliacan
Mazatlan
Emilio Portes Gil
Mexico
Cailles
Caraveo
Chihuahua
Car Tilla
Carrillo
Vera Cruz
Jesus M. Aguirre
Tehuactepec
Isthmus
McNary Farm Program Aims to Streamline Aid and Tariffs
The plan, likely bearing the same name as two vetoed bills, excludes extensive hearings in Congress. McNary will consult farm leaders and interested parties while legislation advances, shaping government aid to agricultural tariff rate structure and Inland waterways within the Hoover farm program. Delegates expect little opposition and passage without major amendments or extended debate.
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McNary
House
Thibet Divine Devils Fear Landscape Rules
In Thibet the wild country of apparent superstitions the natives fear that devils inhabit natural features. They warn that moving a stone or felling a tree may release devils, shaping a belief in unseen forces governing the land and daily tasks.
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Thibet
Twenty Songs Submitted for Lo Rain County Contest
Twenty songs were submitted by ten county schools for a county wide song contest. E L Batley noted none of the entries are jazzy and judges will decide next week which three songs win prizes. Most writers are high school girls and several contestants wrote original music or multiple verses.
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Lorain County
Suns
E. L. Batley
Bailey
Iung
Kentucky
Death Notice for Mrs Jane Mason Former Elyria Resident
Word has been received of the death of Mrs Jane Mason eighty nine a former Elyria resident now in Los Angeles California March seventh The body will arrive in Elyria Tuesday evening Funeral announcement will be made later
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Elyria
Jane Mason
Los Angeles
California
Death of Marian Mathewson at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marian E Mathewson aged 16 died Friday at Elyria Memorial after weeks of illness. She is survived by her father William J Mathewson of 204 Erle Street, three sisters Bernadette and Dorothy at home, Mildred Cross of Detroit, and Paul at home. Funeral services will be held Monday at nine in St Agnes church with interment at St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian E. Mathewson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William J. Mathewson
Erle Street
Bernadette
Dorothy
Mildred Cross
Detroit
Paul
St. Agnes’ Church
St. Marr’s Cemetery
Funeral with full military honors for Elmer Haverstick
Elmer Haverstick of Company H fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry died and was interred at Carlisle Cemetery with full military honors. Major Woodworth Camp No. 62 U S W V and American Legion Post No. 12 conducted the ceremony. Rev John G Schailbly from Olmsted Falls officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Haverstick
Co. H. 5Th Ohio Vol. Infantry
Lincoln Court
Carlisle
Woodworth
Americ Legion
John G. Schailbly
Olmsted Falls
Burial Service for Thaddeus Allison in Ridgelawn Cemetery
Burial services for the late Thaddeus J. Allison will be held at ten o’clock Monday morning in Ridgelawn cemetery. Mrs Eu dora Williams of Barberton will officiate.
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Thaddeus J. Allison
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Eudora Williams
Barberton
Spring Valley project gains official backing in Elyria meeting
Township trustees and city officials pledged cooperation for the Spring Valley development. George Stevens warned of funding hurdles while Frank Ellenberger announced March hearings on Hilliard road, with commissioners aiming to route work west of Elria. D. D. Andras noted bids for sewage and water projects, and Abbey road widening plans were outlined. Roy Miller said Spring Valley’s progress benefits Elyria, while others praised interdepartmental support and fairness in handling the district’s needs.
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Shaw
George Stevens
Spring Valley
Frank Ellenberger
County Commissioners’ Board
Hilliard Road
Elrria
D. D. Andras
County Surveyor’s Office
Thomas N. Cook
Gulf Farms
Abbey Road
Roy Miller
Spring Valley Company
Elyria
Jack Warden
William Hiller
Don Miers
Myron Jones
George Richwine
Dan B. Symons
Harvey Chener
James Donneller
Ail
Wolves in Vienna Attack Cattle and Son
A terse report describes wolves venturing into Vienna, attacking cattle and a son in late winter. Authorities investigated the incident as part of regional wildlife issues, with no further details on injuries or outcomes provided.
Two Speakers Planned at Oberlin Monday Lectures
Colonel Herold Edmund Bullis of Washington D C will speak at Finney chapel at 2 30 p m on The Romance of the Calendar Roy Flickinger of Iowa City Iowa will lecture on Problems of the Ancient Theatre in the Art building Both talks are open to the public without admission charge Dr Flickenger is brought to Oberlin by the Archeological Institute of America The talks note calendar changes under consideration by the League of Nations and past popular reception in many communities
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Oberlin
Herold Edmund Bullis
Washington, D. C
Finney Chapel
Roy Flickinser
Iowa City
Iowa
League of Nations
Flickenger
Overlin
Archeological Institute of America
Campus magazine to amid whispers of a successor
Words circulate that subscribers to The Shaft for the year will be cared for in another way and that campus rumor points to a new magazine. It may not be devoted solely to literature and could carry a broader focus.
Oberlin clubs plan meetings and visits this week
The Christmas club hosts a Monday luncheon at Mrs. C. F. DeGroff on West Lorain Street. The Oberlin Woman's club Education department meets Monday evening at Mrs. D. R. Moore on Elm Street for cuest night with Professor R. H. Stetson speaking on Oriental and European China. Publications Dance at Oberlin College gym tonight at 7 30 led by Miss Helen Hutzen. Debating team members spoke at Wellington Congregational church Women’s club on Wednesday. Mrs. George Van Bockren has left Oberlin with her brother for Pinesville Pennsylvania to visit a sister and assist during maple sugar season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monndey
C. F. DeGroff
West Lorain Street
Oberlin Woman's Club
D. R. Moore
Elm Street
R. H. Stetson
Oberlin College
Helen Hutzen
Societl
Wellington Congregational Church
George van Bockren
Oberlin
Pinesville
Pennsylvania
Three Soloists Named for Oberlin Mus Union Spring Concert
The Oberlin Musical Union announces three soloists Frederic Beer baritone Grace Leslie contralto and Tudor Davies tenor for the spring concert presenting St Francis of Assisi an oratorio boy Pierne on Tuesday March 26. The chorus conducted by Dr George W Andrews and piano organ accompaniment by Professor Holden have prepared for months. Mr Baer previously appeared with the Union last year in Elgars Dream of Gerontius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Musical Union
St. Francis of Assisi
Frederic Beer
Grace Leslie
Tudor Davies
Mr. Baer
Elgar
Gerontius
Dr. Cyril Haas Speaks at First Church Tomorrow Morning
Dr Cyril Haas will speak at the First Church morning service replacing pastor Dr Jemea A Richards who preaches out of town tomorrow In the evening the fourth union Lenten service by the First and Methodist churches will be in the First Church building Dean Thomas W Graham 25 leads with the topic The Gospel of the Cross The choir will provide a special musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Haas
Jemea A. Richards
Thomas W. Graham
Canton Businessman Campbell Dies After Jump From Window
Canton Ohio March 9 Ross E Campbell 40 prominent local businessman and secretary at A C Enyon Plumbing Company dies after leaping from a downtown skyscraper window. He survived two hours with fractured skull before death from hemorrhage. Wife Clara and son Robert survive.
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Canton
Ross E. Campbell
Campbell
A. C. Enyon Plumbing Company
T. C. McQuare Enid
Clara
Robert
Celtics win in Lorain by Oberlin college team
Oberlin College Celtics defeated Lorain First Congregational church team 32 to 30 in Lorain Thursday. Rogers led scoring for Oberlin with twenty points while McDale added six and the Lorain squad trailed 17 to 14 at halftime after a costly foul.
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Celtics
Lorain
Oberlin
Celtic Basketall
First Congregational Church
Rogers
McDale
Oberlin College to abolish campus literary magazine
The Oberlin College council votes to discontinue The Shalt, citing it no longer meets a definite need and insufficient student support makes the financial risk unnecessary. The decision ends the publication of Oberlin’s literary and humorous magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Needle Guild meeting and social at Gust Smith home
Mrs Gust Smith hosted the Needle Guild society at her South Ridge home on Wednesday afternoon. A brief business session preceded needlework and refreshments at 4 50. Attendees included Mrs Matilda Pramm, Mrs Charles Dehn, Mrs Earl Dehn, Mrs Milton Bans, Mrs A G Hiscox, Mrs Conrad Ernst, Mrs Mary Date, Mrs Clarence Peabody, and Miss Ella Reisinger.
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South Ridge
Gust Smith
Needle Guild Society
Matilda Pramm
Charles Dehn
Earl Dehn
Milton Bans
A. G. Hiscox
Conrad Ernst
Mary Date
Clarence Peabody
Ella Reisinger
Murray Ridge Symphony Orchestra
South Amherst
M. E. Church
Ida
Elsie Delefield
Eleanor Phil
Mitchel Knittle
W. H. Schuster
Cleveland
C. Holzworth
Frank Laraway
M. E
Walter Grobe
William Spiegelberg
Middle Ridge
Crippled Kiddies Get Weekly Movie Shows at Hospital
Children at Gates hospital for Crippled Children now enjoy a weekly film program funded by Frank Allen of Philadelphia. A new moving picture projector arrived yesterday and featured coverage of Col Lindberghs arrival in New York and scenes from Yellowstone National Park. Rotary Club will provide two films plus a comedy weekly, with hospital superintendent John R. Mannix inviting additional donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Hospital
Frank B. Allen
Philadelphia
Elf
Allen
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Yellowstone National Park
Rotary Club
John R. Mannix
Who Was Born On April 1st
Eaton resident Burton M. Rose visited the office and noted that all persons born on April first should send their names to the editor. Mr. Rose, born on that day, proposed gathering reader birth lists to see how many Chronicle-Telegram readers share April Fools Day as their birthday. If enough respond, an April Fool Day club may form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Burton M. Rose
Ross
Chronicle-Telegram
Aeough
Market Summary for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog receipts 1,000 market steady with 250 350 lb hogs at 11.65 to 11.85 per cwt and 130 160 lb at 10.50 to 11.85. Sows 9.85 10.25. Cattle receipts 275 with calves 40 and vealers steady from 15.00 to 18.25. Sheep receipts none market weak.
Local Produce Prices Include Fresh Apples to Strawberries
Appies Romes bushel £1.25 to 1.75. Beans hamper $3.90 to 3.50. Carrots crate $2.75 to 3.20. Cucumbers hothouse dozen $1.50 to 1.75. Lettuce Iceberg crate $3.75 to 4.50. Oranges Florida box $3.00. Peppers crate $4.90 to 4.50. Strawberries Florida quarts 40 to 50c.
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Florida
Chicago Cash Quotations March 9 Market Summary
Commodities report with Chicago cash price levels for butter eggs poultry and grains. Lists creamery butter tub prices per grade, egg case prices, live poultry notes, potato shipments and on track movements, and grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed. Includes lard ribs bellies and related fats with last prices noted.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Ohio
Minneapolis grain report and prices for March 9
Minneapolis grain market notes from March 9 show unchanged flour shipments at 332 174 barrels. Bran prices range from 27 50 to 28 50. Wheat prices include No 1 northern at 1 20 7 8 to 1 21 7 8 and No 1 red durum at 1 02 14 1 03 1 S. March wheat at 1 21 7 8. July 1 23 5 8. Sept 1 25 1 2. Corn No 3 Fellow quoted at 91 1 2 to 92 1 2 cents.
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Minneapolis
Toledo Grain Prices Report
March 9 corn No 3 yellow priced at 1.00 with a bid of 2.91 for delivery. Oats No 2 white quoted at 52 1-2 to 53 1-2 cents. Other grain prices unchanged.
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Toledo
Heel plates claim to cure rheumatism by walking
An ad asserts specially prepared zinc and copper heel plates in shoes quickly relieve rheumatic pains and sciatica while toning the system. The claim mentions experiments in hundreds of cases and offers a free trial from Smith's Eureka Co. at 221 Lee St., McKenzie, Tenn.
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Smith
Eureka Co
Lee St
McKenzie, Tenz
Farmers to study 1928 accounts at Lorain Y M C A
Fifteen Lorain County farmers will study their 1928 accounts in a Tuesday morning session at the Y M C A. C E Rowland announced the record book analysis, with Guy Miller of Ohio State University directing the farm accounting class. A new class of fifteen farmers will be organized Wednesday under Miller, while the old class continues through 1929. The university extension service plans a new class each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Couny
C. E. Rowland
Guy Miller
Rural Economics Department
Ohio State University
University Agricultural Extension Service
Rowland
Lorain County
Miller
University Extension Service
Randall Visits City For A Brief Stop On Golf Swing
Randall, a Spring Valley golf pro, spent a few hours in Houston at Colonial Country Club while en route from Elyria to Sharon Pa. He assisted Larry Nebholtz, added 50 to 75 yards to his drive, and predicted a strong 1929 season as Spring Valley courses are prepared for play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Country Club
Houston
Texas
Bob Randall
Spring Valley
Elyria
Sharon
Larry Nebholtz
Elyrngz
Randall
Bob
Spring Valley Club
Miss America 1925 Granted Divorce in Reno
Miss America of 1925 March-Fay Lanphier was granted a divorce from S. M. Spiegel Jr. of Chicago in Reno. She charged he threw objects at her and slapped her. The couple had been married less than a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Fay Lanphier
S. M. Spiegel, Jr
Chicago
Early Christian Apology Addresses by Martyr to Antoninus Pius
The fragment notes Justin Martyr's letters defending Christians to Emperor Antoninus Pius around 129 and addressing the Roman Senate about 164. It highlights early attempts to secure toleration and explain Christian beliefs to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Martyr
Antoninus Pius
Rural Carrier Position Open in Elyria
A Civil Service examination for a rural carrier job in Elyria will be held at the local post office in early April. Applications must reach the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington by March 29. Eligible residents of the post office territory may apply. sex may be specified by appointing officers. Salary starts at 1800 dollars per year for 24 miles with 30 dollars per extra mile. equipment maintenance allowances apply. Obtain application blanks from Carl Martin at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Elyria
Carl Martin
United States Civil Service Commisson
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Martin
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Features
United Press lists Sunday radio highlights for 1929 with WOR Newark Toscanini leading Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony under Stock, Kathryn Meisle and American Singers, Allan McQuhae and William Simmons, and the National Light Opera Company performing Planquette’s Chimes of Normand y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WOR
Newark
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Arturo Toscanini
WGN
NBC
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
WJZ
Kathryn Meisle
American Singers
WEAF
Allan McQuhae
William Simmons
WIZ
NBC Network
National Light Opera Co
Planquette
Normandy
Monday's Best Radio Features on WJZ NBC NBC Networks
Schedule lists Monday evening radio features across WJZ NBC and WOR CBS networks. Highlights include a 7:30 birthday party with Roxy and his gang, 9:00 recording artists with Booth Tarking, 9:30 Albert Spalding the violinist, 9:34 Hugo Mariani orchestra party, and an 11:00 Italian Marriage of Figaro aria broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WJZ
NBC Network
Roxy and His Gang
NBC
Booth Tarkington
WOR
CBS
Albert Spalding
WEAF
Hugo Mariani
Mozart
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Tewksbury
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Phore
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Bulletin
Continus
Page
Haverstick Funeral
Thaddeus J. Alison
Fem
Vienna
Led Rockefeller, Jr
Winthrop W. Aldrich
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Whiting
Ind
Stewart
Aldrich
John D., Jr
Musical Union
Union Lenten Services
Cat] Dramm
Cincinnati
Jessie Tyree
Henry Schanbd
Fred
Charles Ufert
Mike Smith
Cheriin
Cleveland Livestock
Columbus
Penna
Rosenberry Bros. Funeral Directors
E. G. Jenkins
Second ST
Pease Meta Sa
Sane Teh
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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