Pneumonia Fatal To Edgar George Sweet
Oberlin Ohio March 15 Edgar George Sweet 82 professor emeritus of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music died at 10 o clock last night at Allen hospital after a brief illness with pneumonia. Survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Kerr Akron and Mrs Pearson New York funeral Saturday at 4 from Sedgeman Parlors with Dr J A Richards in charge burial Westwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, D
Edgar George Sweet
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Allen Hospital
Kerr
Akron
Pearson
New York
Sedgeman
J. A. Richards
Westwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Melinda Durham
Funeral services for Mrs Melinda Durham will be held Saturday at 2 00 PM from the Sedgman Funeral Parlors with burial to follow in the local cemetery Family and friends are invited to attend the services and pay their respects to the deceased Funeral arrangements are under the care of Sedgman Funeral Parlors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda Durham
Sedgman Funeral
Benson's Hosts Home Cooked Chicken Dinner This Weekend
Benson's at 340 2nd Street will serve a home cooked chicken dinner on Saturday and Sunday, inviting residents to stop by for a hearty meal and friendly local gathering. Proceeds or additional details not provided.
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Benson's
2Nd St
Sat
Mrs. C. E. Reynolds Dies At Oberlin
Mrs C E Reynolds died at 4 00 am at her home 74 North Cedar avenue after weeks of illness She was born in Pittsfield township moved to Oberlin in 1908 Surviving are three daughters Mrs Eugene Buell St Louis Miss Claire Reynolds at home Mrs Sumner Folk Amherst and son Shirley Saginaw Michigan Services set for Sunday 2 00 pm at Sedgman Funeral parlors Dr J A Richards in charge Interment Pittsfield cemetery.
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C.F. Reynolds
North Cedar Avenue
Reynolds
Pittsfield Township
Oberlin
Eugene Buell
St. Louis
Claire Reynolds
Sumner Folk
Amherst
Shirley
Saginaw
Michigan
Sedgman Funeral
J. A. Richards
Pittsfield Cemetery
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar events March 15 17
The Oberlin weekly schedule lists the Seventh Annual Intramural Festival at Warner Gymnasium 7 45 p m on Friday March 15. On Saturday March 16 the Swimming Meet Oberlin Case Wittenberg at Crane Pool 3 00 p m and the Annual Home Concert by the Womens Glee Club at Finney Chapel 7 30 p m. Sunday March 17 features Church Services for Student Classes 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m and All-College Weaper Service at Fairchild Chapel 4 30 p m led by Reverend Dilworth Lupton of the First Unitarian Church.
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Warner Gymnasium
Oberlin
Case- Wittenberg
Crane Pool
Womens Glee Club
Finney Chapel
Fairchild Chapel
Dilworth Lupton
First Unitarian Church
Fine Arts and Recitals Spread Across Oberlin Schedule
Oberlin events fill a busy week with senior violin and piano recitals at Warner Hall and Finney Chapel, a Carnegie Library program, and talks on child welfare and journalism. Domestic notices include a D A R convention in Cleveland and a Methodist Guild meeting at 36 South Street, plus a hospital update on Ernest Yocom after surgery.
Gift To Library Is Memorial To Evelyn Schultz
The Junior League of the Jewish Temple gifts Elyria Library fourteen volumes as a memorial to Evelyn Schultz. Display runs a week and will circulate March 22. Titles include Asch Salvation Bunin The Village Golding Five Silver Daughters Mann Joseph and his Brothers Nathan Road of Ages Spaeth Art of Enjoying Music Tucker Twenty-five Modern Plays Untermeyer Poetry its Appreciation and Enjoyment Wasserman My Life as German and Jew Werfel Forty Days of Musa Dagh Zweiz Kaltcidosenpe
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Junior League of the Jewish Temple
Elyria
Evelyn Schultz
Asch—Salvation
Bunin
Fleg
Promize
Golding
Nathan
Spaeth
Tucker
Untermeyer
Wasserman
Werfel
Musa Dazh
Sheriff To Sell Popcorn Wagon Auction Date Set
Sheriff Wl Dick via deputy Claide Adams announces a sale of a popcorn wagon on March 26 at 10 AM by the Duty Loan and Guaranty Company. The wagon features a small racing contraption and machinery, with bids to settle a debt.
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Sherif (Larent
Claide Adams
Sninex Radiant
Widder
Azeain
Rasneld L. Bricton
Local Surveyors Elected By Society
Elyria Lorain Norwalk and Sandusky Society of Professional Engineers and Surveyors elected officers at its first meeting in the courthouse last night. GE Scott of Norwalk president H G Gerald Erie county surveyor first vice president Harwood Lersch deputy surveyor second vice president C R Bishop Huron county surveyor secretary C E L Biggs chief deputy surveyor treasurer. Six directors named E E Hartunz Sandusky O O Schoepfle Sandusky J R Collier CC R Maples Elyria L E Sears Oberlin Professor Lange Case School of Applied Science Sandusky. Four annual meetings will be held with the next in June at Norwalk.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Norwalk
Sandusky
E. E. Hartunz
O O. Schoepfle
J. R. Collier
CC. R. Maples
L. E. Sears
Oberlin
Lange
Case School of Applied Science
State Society of Engineers
Local man fractures leg after barber shop fall
Edward Hillman of Grafton fractured his leg in an accident at John Alack's barber shop on Chestnut Street yesterday afternoon. Hillman reportedly fell over a chair and was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Edward Hillman
Grafton
Yester
John Alack
Chestnut Street
Mack
Hillman
Memorial Hospital
Man Arrested for Dis orderly Conduct to Face Mayor
George AmmOn, 69, of 241 Temple Court, arrested by police last night on a charge of dis orderly conduct. He is to be arraigned before Mayor W H Vanoster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ammon
Temple Court
W. H. Vanoster
Car stolen from Court street in Oberlin report
H. Davis of Oberlin reported to police that his car was stolen yesterday afternoon from Court street. The vehicle is a car with license plate ZP 318.
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H. Davis
Oberlin
Court Street
Funeral time changed for Mrs Constable in Lorain
The funeral services for Mrs Constable are rescheduled to 1 30 PM on Saturday at The Wickens Memorial Lorain instead of 2 30 PM.
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Constable
Wickens
Lorain
Elyria Police Lose In Pistol Shoot
East Cleveland led the pistol shoot at the new 70 foot range with 1269 points, Brinks Express 1177, Elyria Police 1047. Elyria’s M. E. Olmstead had the best local score with 229, and a return match is set for March 28 in East Cleveland.
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Elyria Police
East Cleveland
Brinks Express
Brinks
M. E. Olmstead
Elyria
City buys three automobiles for city service department
Service Director Fred Underhill announced the city purchased three cars. A six cylinder Chrysler from Vic Resar Company at 3915 will get State Highway Patrol radio. A new Dodge coupe from Leo R. Meier Motor Company at 798 goes to the fire chief. A used Ford from J R Dall Motor Company at 489 is for the Ry engineering department. Details on a car for the mayor and Underhill were not decided.
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Fred Underhill
Catr
Chrysler
Vic Resar Company
Underhill
Leo R. Meier Motor Company
Fifire
J. R. Dall Motor Company
Birds Won by Local Man receive major awards
George TP Bush of LaGrange road announces two notable awards for his birds. He cites victories at Des Moines and Pittsburch Ohio, with clippings praising his snagie comb bufflethorns and major distinctions earned.
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George TP
Bush
LaGrange Road
Des Moines
Tonn
Pittshburch
Ohio
Lorain County Plans Entry In Health Contest
Lorain County plans for the rural public health contest are set for this afternoon's Elyria Chamber of Commerce committee meeting. A county health department report will be reviewed for approval before submission to the national Chamber in Washington. A. M. Houghton of Oberlin chairs Lorain County's participation as Elyria sponsors the county entry.
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Lorain County
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Elyria
United States Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County Corn-Hog Committee to Meet Tuesday
Lorain County corn hog adjustment committee, overseeing the county's role in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program, will meet next Tuesday to appraise corn and hog yields for contract signers. Appraisals set the base for benefit payments, while applications for corn hog contracts continue through April 1, including producers who did not participate last year.
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Lorain County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Decision Withheld in Oberlin Case of Harold Mc Cready
Judge D A Cook withheld his ruling after the trial of Harold Mc Cready for a saturatory offense. The decision will be announced in a few days. The courtroom was cleared of those under 21 and access limited to court officers, principals, and others properly seated.
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D. A. Cook
Harold McCready
Oberlin
McCready
Judge Cook
Noisy Davis Freed From County Jail Amid Sheriff Praise
The county jail released Charles Noisy Davis after 22 days. Sheriff Clarence E. Dick called him one of the best trustys ever, noting his willingness to work and interest in duties. Noisy joked about washing a car at 7 pm and spoke on the futility of never drinking again.
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Charles Lamb
Charles
Noisy” Davis
Clarence E. Dick
Neisy
Flood Crest Looms Over Ohio Valley In 1927 Alarm
National Guardsmen were mobilized for flood duty in Missouri and Arkansas as 1500 emergency relief workers prepared to aid Illinois if the Ohio River crest reaches Cairo on Saturday. Light showers were forecast, but observers warned they would add little to the flood. The Mississippi between Cairo and Memphis was deemed controlled by army cut offs that have straightened 70 miles of river since 1927.
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Gurardsmen
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Ohio
Cairo
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Memphis
State Fair and Madison Square Garden Draw National Inquiries
The article notes growing attention from across the United States as events at State Fair and Madison Square Garden sparked widespread interest and numerous inquiries into upcoming shows and appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair
Madison Square Garden
Country
Potato Growers To Have Meetings Next Week
Four Lorain County potato growers will be on the program for two meetings to be held next week at Amherst and Columbia. Chairs will be named, with talks on yields, seed plots, sulphur tests, and growing factors. Speakers include N J Hoskin, C I Hummel, Earl B Tussing, and R L Ring.
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Lorain County
Amherst
Columbia
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County Agricultural Extension
Ohio State University
Amherst Grange Hall
Milton Eppley
N. J. Hoskin
Eaton Township
Ohio Vegetable Growers’ Association
C. I. Hummel
Karl
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm Township
L. A. Malik
Court awards Cleveland Trust $115,778 in Berry case
Judge Guy B Findley directed verdict for the Cleveland Trust Company against Paul F Berry in a mortgage suit involving Washington Terrace and Colonial Apartments. Bernice Dobranetski sues Walter Dobran et al for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and cruelty. Katherine Perry executrix seeks to determine title in heirs of Marie Perry. Frances Orzechowski, administratrix, sues Dr Ethel Pillon for $10009 over a bike collision on Vine and 28th in Lorain last May 31.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Paul F. Berry
Guy B. Findley
Washington Terrace
Colonial Apartments
Bernice Dobranetski
Walter Dobranetski
Katherine&. Perry
Marie Perry
Common Pleas Court
Frances Orzechowski
Victor Orzechowski
Ethel Pillon
Lorain
Vine and
28Th Street
Markets in Cleveland Produce Butter Eggs and Poultry
The Cleveland market shows steady prices across dairy and poultry. Butter and eggs hold steady with eggs around two cents, poultry buyers note steady demand with varied weights, and vegetables list Maine and Ohio prices with a few regional notes.
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Maine
Ohio
Moady
New York Se
Florida
Cattle and livestock prices steady on weekly market report
Receipts show cattle 150, calves 250, hogs 600 across categories with steady to near unchanged values. Steers 1,250 lb plus bring 10 to 12 dollars over. cows and calves hold firm, hogs active with prices around 9.50 to 9.60 for midweights and 8 to 9 dollars for lighter classes. Lambs and sheep noted 25 cent weekly decline in some classes with best clipped lambs at 7.00 to 7.50. Markets described as steady for the week with varied weights and conditions across categories.
Club Officers and Meeting Schedule Document
The text lists the vice-president and Stanley Bardon as secretary and treasurer. Regular meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month, establishing the group’s standard gathering day.
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Stanley Bardon
Oberlin Driver Pleads Guilty in DWI Case
Fined by Justice Arthur Dewey of Oberlin for driving while intoxicated pled guilty before Justice Joseph Petro and assessed a total fine and costs of 111.80 dollars. Arrest followed on Oberlin road last February 27 by Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau. Separate DWI case of Domenic Rutkowski of Lorain postponed until next Friday morning with release on 300 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dewey
Oberlin
Joseph Petro
Gerald Nau
Oberlin Road
Domenic Rutkowski
Lorain
Nurse Found Not Guilty Of Murder
In Princeton Kentucky on March 15 Nell Baker was acquitted of the murder charge in a case linking Charles W. Cox a former divinity student to poisoning his two daughters to conceal an illicit affair. Prosecution efforts against Cox were postponed pending Baker’s verdict.
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Princeton
Charles W. Cox
Nell Baker
Miss Baker
Nurse Charged in Poison Deaths Tainting Small Town
The state sought the death penalty in a case where a 38 year old nurse faced charges of poisoning Wanda Cox, 10, and her sister Maurelle, 17, last summer. Several neighbors testified against Cox, who was indicted alongside her wife, and trials were set to begin after Miss Baker's trial.
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Cox
Wanda Cox
Maurelle
Miss Baker
CALVIN LOOMIS FARM AUCTION AT LA GRANGE AREA
On March 19, 1935 at 12 30 p m, sale at the Coleman residence 2 miles east 12 miles north of La Grange on Indian Hollow road. Full line of farm implements, straw, corn, potatoes, household goods. Terms cash. Owners J W and F A Coleman. Auctioneer W Fackler. Clerk Ervin Klbein ect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Indian Hollow Road
Calvin Loomis
Grafton Democrats Reelect Mayor Washington Club President
Grafton Democrats held a lively meeting electing officers for the year. Mayor T. C. Washington was reelected president of the Grafton Men's Democrat Club. Ralph Stanislawski was named to a key post amid the closing remarks.
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T. C. Washington
Grafton
Grafton Men's Democrat Club
Ther
Ralph Stanislawski
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