Oberlin Hosts Grace Rowland Cadiz Guest in Oberlin
Miss Grace Rowland of Cadiz Ohio has been the guest of Ailes Emily Worcester for ten days. She is a senior at Ohio State and classmates with Miss Worcester. Aged man Joe Mason of East Lorain Street died Sunday morning at an advanced age from an infected toe operated on a week ago. No funeral plans yet. Union Lenten service held at United Church last evening at 7 30 with Dr C T Craig speaking on any subject Hunters Big Game lecture tonight at Men s Building by Barnum Brown of the American Museum of Natural History New York subject Hunting Big Game of Other Days. Former Oberlin man W C Hovey died at his Coral Gables Florida home last week.
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Oberlin
Grace ‘Rowland
Cadiz
Ohio
Emily Worcester
Miss. Rowland
Ohlo State
Miss Worcester
Joe Mason
East Lorain Street
S. Main Street
The
United Church
C. T. Craig
Barnum’ Brown
American “Museum of Natural History
N. Y
W. C. Hovey
Frank U Hovey
Coral Gables, Florida
Homer Henrie
Eugene Polling
Ohio State University
Marcey Powell
Bernice Kirkpatrick
Bert Sigler
Floyd Coller
W. H. S. Jeoach
Columbus
Collier
Ed. Rifle
Lorain
Robart Cushion
Franklin Jones
Cleveland
C. E. Dirlam
Bridge
Joe Beal
Beatrice Burroughs
Frank Rook
North Dakota
Win. Rook
Dan Grissinger
W. J. Powell
Lewis Wineberster
Angie Grundy
Sterling
Grissingers
J. M. Elder
Willard
Elder
Tracy
Powells
Norwalk
Witt To Speak Here Thursday
Peter Witt of Cleveland will be the City Club's speaker at Wurst Hall Thursday at p.m. Admission is free as the club plans to attract a large audience. The club hopes to bring more prominent figures, including Clarence Darrow, for a national anti capital punishment drive, and aims to form a free public forum with 500 members to hear diverse viewpoints.
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Peter Witt
Cleveland
Wurst Hall
Witus
Elyria
Clarence Darrow
Witt
Tom Moody Takes Third in LeHi Swim Meet
Elyria High School competed at the Lake Erie League meet in Lakewood with Tom Moody placing third in the 100 yard backstroke finals. Moody’s league prelim record of 1 minute 17.6 seconds highlighted the night, while Lakewood’s Miles won the finals in 1 minute 18 seconds. Moody had reported feeling unwell before the race and it was noted that Cannon of Lakewood also claimed a top time in the 190 yard freestyle.
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Elyria High School
Tom Moody
Lakewood
EHS
Moody
Miles
W. L. Vaughn
Cannon
Elyria Hi swimmer sets league record in 220 yard freestyle
The Elyria High swimming team learned amid travel for a YMCA trip to Washington D C. that a league meet was held. A swimmer established a new league record by completing the 220 yard freestyle in 2 minutes 29.4 seconds.
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Elyria Hi
Washington, D. C
Lorain County Students Dominate District Contest Results
Winners in English, American Literature, Latin, and other subjects are listed with first and second places from Oberlin, North Ridgeville, Amherst, Avon, and nearby towns. Ohio State University offers twenty four one year scholarships and six two year scholarships for district and state contest winners, as Lorain County superintendent R. P. Vaughn expresses hope for local honors and community support.
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Dorothy Zimmerman
Oberlin
Charles Holmes
Ellis Paddock
North Ridgeville
Alden Bran
Iret
Rose ‘Hoare
Columbia
Dorothy Sifford
Fay Longdow
Eaton
Elizabeth McAlpine
LaGrange
Harriet Barlow
Stealer McAlpine
Margaret Berger
Amherst
Wilma Henri
Avon
Lucille Lang
Bator
Wench
Ruth Zilch
Helen Zimmerman
Mary Stimson
Virginia Cooper
Margaret Leonard
Richard Krutch
J. Paul Braun
Ferrie Miller
Belden
Fred Allendorf
Grace Beckett
Howard Bahr
Harver Salisbury
Ralph Schaefer
Lorain County
Scouts' heroic drowning tragedy at White's Creek
In Rockwood a troop camped along White's Creek faced a flood that swept away a cabin and claimed several lives. James T. Wright and J C Hill Jr died after being swept from a rooftop while trying to help a scoutmaster. Scout William Evans saved two youths from a tree trunk as others perished or remained missing. Bodies of Fred Burnett Roy Green Lawrence Montgomery Woodrow Kerr Ed Burnett Wright and Hill were recovered. Jack Shambarth is believed drowned.
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White’s Creek
Rockwood
James T. Wright
J.C. Hill, Jr
William Evans
Yaster
Fred Burnett
Roy Green
Lawrence Montgomery
Woodrow Kerr
Ed Burnett
Wright
Hill
Jack Shambarth
County court house crowded as license office moves
The county automobile license department was crowded from the court house today. Licensees must complete bills of sale on the third floor then proceed to the seventh floor of the Lorain County Savings and Trust for finalizing details in RF EL Hakes' office at 700 in the same building. Deputy County Surveyor Don D. Andrus will occupy the former first floor Hakes office. Commissioners discussed remodeling to create more room but no definite plan is set, though radical changes may come if business grows.
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County Court House
Court House
Lorain
Don D. Andrus
Board of County Commissioners
Local Driver Fined for Reckless Driving in Police Court
John Zatursky of Cleveland was fined twenty five dollars and costs for reckless driving after a crash at Woodford avenue and Sprace street. A companion, Louis Janoski, also faced a five dollar fine for intoxication. Al Joslyn was injured in the accident and treated at Memorial hospital.
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John Zatursky
Ease 56Th Street
Cleveland
James A. Hewitt
Zatursky
Woodford Avenue
Sprace Street
al Joslyn
Grace Jcourt
Morial Hospital
Louis Janoski
Special Services at United Pres Church This Week
A series of illustrated sermons on the last week of Jesus will be shown at First United Presbyterian Church beginning tomorrow at 7 30 pm. Topics cover the Anointing at Bethany Judas the Paschal Supper the Garden events the Trial Christ's crucifixion resurrection and ascension over four evenings. One hundred twenty views will be shown with songs and the public invited.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Bethany
Judas
Christ
Garden
Gethsemana
Annas
Calgary
Death Record for Caroline Oldag in Elyria
Caroline Oldag 47 died Saturday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after 40 years in the city. Survived by husband Henry F. and two sons Ernest L. and Walter A. of Elyria, plus mother Mrs Hannah Schroeder, a brother, three sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday March 28 at 2 30 pm from Taylor's with Rev. W C Birnker. burial Ridgelawn. Dorothy Wahalea one month 12 days died at home of Frank and Mrs Wahala on Boston Avenue after three weeks illness. Survived by parents and four brothers and one sister. Services at Holy Cross Church today at 1 pm. Interment in St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Caroline Oldag
Henry F. Oldag
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ernest L
Walter A
Hannah Schroeder
Cleveland
Taylor
W. C. Birkner
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Dorothy Wahala
Dorothy Wahalea
Frank Wahala
Boston Avenue
Motorist Faces Fine Jail For Drunken Driving Incident
Elyrian resident Jon Glenczel drove down West River Street while intoxicated and narrowly avoided collisions. Sheriff Adams reported the incident. Justice S. J. George imposed a $100 fine plus costs, 30 days in jail, and a six month driving ban.
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Jon Glenczel
Elyrian
West River Street
Westerday Klenczel
Clarence =. Adams
S. J. George
Markets in brief from Cleveland and Toledo reports
Markets note butter remaining at 46 to 50 cents per pound in tablets and 29 to 28 cents for eggs firsts, with various poultry and potatoes priced across regions. Cleveland livestock lists hogs at 1150 to 1185, cattle mixed changes, lambs around 1700 to 1730, while Toledo reports steady hogs and calves. The New York hay market shows slow, irregular trading with prices for large and small bales ranging from 11 to 27 dollars per bundle.
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Cleveland
York
State
Maine
Mountain
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Idaho
Florida
Cleveland Livestock
New York
Wellington Good Friday services planned at churches
Good Friday events include a 10 AM communion at the Methodist church with Pastor Harry G. Earle available 4 to 5:30 PM for communion. Union Protestant services will be at the Congregational church from 1 to 3 PM. Various local social notes follow about gatherings, visits, and upcoming club plans.
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Wellington
Harry G. Earle
Adjerika Ad Used To Ease Stomach Bowel Ailments
Mrs. John R. Gall says Adjerika cleared her gas and bloating from food smells and helped her eat and sleep well. The ad claims the product acts on both upper and lower bowels to remove old waste matter and promises relief when other remedies fail. Ebert's Drug Store endorses the remedy.
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John R. Gall
Adterika
Ebert
Adv
Roads and rails battered by floods in Kentucky hills
Heavy damage reported in Harlan Pikeville and Barboursville as floods wash out railroad bridges and roads. The Carolina Special on the Southern Railway is stranded between landslides near the Tennessee line. Mayor Gregory asks Governor Sampson for 1000 blankets 400 cots and refugee aid as Cumberland valley waters recede.
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Harlan
Pikeville
Southern Railway
Tennessee State Line
Perry County
Lynch
Gregory
Barboursville
Sampson
Cumberland Valley
Injured Woman Hospitalized After Street Collision
Mrs Hattie Capell was injured when her automobile collided with another on Cleveland street at 9 p m Saturday. She suffered multiple lacerations and was treated at Memorial hospital.
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Cleveland Street
Hattie Capell
Memorial Hospital
Coast Guard, Navy Plan Wide Seaboard Search for Plane
Coast guard boats and three Navy flying boats sweep sea areas up to three miles offshore while land search is led by army planes and a blimp. Curtiss Flying Service offers a $500 reward for information leading to recovery of the missing plane and its passengers.
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Coast Guard
Navy
New York
Curtiss Fiying Service
New Books at Elyria Library Announce New Arrivals
Elyria Library announced new books, including reads for parents and children. Notable titles include Your Child Today and Tomorrow by Gruenberg, Psychological Care of Infant and Child by Watson, Growing Up by Schweletz, and Wholesome Childhood by Groves. Also featured are Practical Value of Birds by Henderson, Romance of the Sun by Proctor, Radio, Songs of the Pirate Dunnedpic by Burns, Back in the Snow by Edna St Vincent Millay, and Flying the Arctic by Wilkins. New fiction highlights Basquerie by Marcein Havr ness by Hamilton Gibbs Silas Bradford's Boy by Lincoln Tile of Empire by Kyne.
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Sopwree
Nelion
Mute
Atalos
Elyria
Wil
Charlotte Brooks
Parent-Teacher Association
Gruenberg
Watson
Schweletz
Arctic
Dead Man's Island
Marcein
Pointing to Kite Dangers Near Wires in Elyria
Johnson of Ohio Public Service warns Elyria youths to fly kites far from electric wires and avoid tangled lines. Wet kite strings and metal fragments in kites pose serious shock risks, especially if climbed for retrieval. Flying in open areas reduces traffic hazards and keeps kids out of streets. Evening fashion note follows.
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Johnson
Ohio Public Service Company
Elyria
Jumnoun
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