Rotary Club meets to plan school enumeration for crippled children
At the Elk's Club restaurant a Crippled Children's Committee of the Rotary Club outlined steps to reach crippled children in the county and state through school enumeration. Attendees included Mose Wilder as chairman and representatives from the International Society of Crippled Children and the Department of Public Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children’s Committee
Rotary Club
Elk's Club
Mose Wilder
G. D. Nicholas
W. B. Hubbell
W. H. Hull
S. H. Squire
Artemas Beebe
A. L. Werner
Glade Thomas
E. J. Jenkins
Harry
Howett
Meader Wins Foster Ideal Bed After Draw
Mrs T H Meader is declared owner of the Foster Ideal bed after being present at the monthly drawing held at the Cheshire Block. Judges Miss Ella Buckholz Mrs Williston and J Braendizan witnessed the drawing. The organizer Mr Struck of Wilkins Struck Co announced awards will continue on the last Thursday of each month with a 3:00 pm cutoff.
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J. M. Hauserman
Harrison Street
Ella Buckholz
Williston
J Braendizan
Struck
Wilkins-Struck
Blanks for Crippled Child Enumeration Discussed by School Leaders
A county committee urged timely collection of crippled child data. The juvenile judge would receive duplicate transcripts from auditors, health districts would examine listed children, and state departments would supply blanks to support proper care and education actions under the General Code.
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Mit
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ohio Department of Health
Director of Health
State Director of Health
Cripp
State Department of Education
Squire
State Department of Health
Harry A. Howett
S. H. Squire
G. D. Nicholas
Kilgore
State Department of Welfare
Tragedy of the Empty House discussed at First M E Church
The First M E Church explored The Tragedy of the Empty House from Luke 14 21 with Dr Birney urging that possessions friendships and human ties can keep souls from God He warned against three excuses buying land yoked oxen and marrying and urged saving others Tonight is Young People Night on The Music of the Angels with the public invited.
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M. E
God
Navy official Denby blamed in Elk Hills leases case
The text states Edwin Denby then secretary of the navy was passive in the Doheny leases and contracts affair and signed contracts under misapprehension. It also orders the two Pan-American companies restrained from Elk Hills while Doheny concerns must repay Pearl Harbor storage costs and full accounting is required. defendants to pay all suit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Denby
Navy
Doheny
Pan-American
Elk Hills
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Go
Pearl Harbor
Shepherd Trial Quiet in Chicago Signals Texas Testimony
The Shepherd McClintock case moves from Chicago to Texas as the state’s attorney announces telegrams have gone to former acquaintances to testify against William Darling Shepherd for the killing of Billy McClintock, with events recalling a 17 year old episode.
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Shepherd
Chicago
Shepherd McClintock
Texas
Shepherds
McClintocks
Darling Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Plumbers Demand Higher Wages in Lorain
Lorain plumbers seek a raise to 1.375 per hour from 1.25. They warn of a walkout Monday, June 1 when their contract ends unless the demand is met.
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Lorain
World War Veterans Roll Call From Local Cemeteries
A long list of named World War and Spanish War veterans is recorded across Murray Ridge South and North, St. Marys Cemetery, and nearby memorial sections. The roster includes numerous individuals with ranks, units, and family connections, showcasing a community tribute to service across Civil War to World War eras.
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Frank Atkins
Anthony Dempester
Wm. H. Rank
Gilbert Webber
Charles Lee Burdue
Sons of Veterans
W.S. Abbey
Geo
W Chamberlain
E. A. Douglas
Alex Dumas
Albert McRoberts
Frank Plain
Clarence Welsh
Wm. H. Yates
Murray Ridge
Geo. B. Akerly
G. H. Balkom
L. A. Boughton
Henry Buehring
Wiliam Childs
Henry
Christ Botamer
Fred Decker
Jacob Decker
Donald Slack
ST. Mary's Cemetery
Dan Coghlan
Thos
M. Coughlan
W. F. Fox
Edward Flood
Nicholas Flood
M. C. Tox
Wm. Held
James Liner
Michael McAvoy
Frank Mitchell
Arthur Moran
Daniel O'Keefe
Jacob Snyder
Peter Valarius
J.C
United Church Studies Site for New Building in Oberlin
About 125 members of the United Church met at First Church in Oberlin to discuss a new site and development plans. Rev N Van Der Py presided as slides showed church efforts since union, with an informal vote favoring the First Church site and plans to be developed over the summer.
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Oberlin
United Church
N. van der Py
Ey Lobingle
Churchéa United
Union Department of the
Nied Courch
Pres
H. C. King
E. A. Miller
A. Root
F. Lehman
H. §. Holmes
van der Py
Wich
Olmstead
Oberlin Golfers Defeat Norwalk in Vacation Match
Oberlin members of the Oberlin Golf club defeated the Norwalk club on Wednesday afternoon on the Norwalk course by 35 to 0. Players listed include F J Lehmann E A Sherrill C F Ralston G M Jones H N Holmes K L Geiser J L Kinney and others.
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J. R. Jarman
C. W. Salishad
Morris and
Mr. Pillans
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Center on Eggs and Potatoes
Market listings show fresh eggs at 33 cents, oats 31, high grade animal oils 36, and York State cheese 24. Potatoes sell for 7.09 per barrel and sweet potatoes 3.25 per hamper. Apples listed at 8.25 per bbl, strawberries crate prices 6.00 to 7.00, onions 3.40 to 3.50, and tomatoes 5.50 to 6.59 with cucumbers 2.00 to 2.75 per box.
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York State
Market Summary for Cleveland Livestock Receipts Steady
CLEVELAND stock market shows receipts of 300 cattle and calves and 1000 sheep with overall slower tone. Fat steers bring 9 to 11 dollars, good to choice butcher steers 8 to 9.5, cows 4 to 7, veal calves 10 to 11, lambs 10 to 13, wethers 8 to 9, ewes 7 to 8, hogs around 12.7 to 12.9 with heavies and pigs similar.
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Cleveland
Memorial Day Parade and Picnic Observed in Amherst
Memorial day programs in Amherst open with a morning parade starting at 30 a.m. from Crownhill cemetery to Cleveland street cemetery, then services at the square with Ow an Farber of Mansfield as speaker. Afternoon community picnic at Qui Door Life grounds features trap shoot, athletic events, boating, and Farber talks.
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Amberst
Crownhill
Cleveland Street
Ten Cadets Graduate From Camden High School
Camden high school held its graduation exercises in the auditorium. Ten students graduated, five girls and five boys. Class address by Galen Starr Ross of Columbus Ohio. History by Alice Todd. prophecy by Elsie Moehl. gift by Fred Graves. Music by F C Moore and his South Amherst orchestra.
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Camden
Camden High School
Aurditorium
Galen Starr Ross
Columbus
Ohio
Alice Todd
Elsie Moehl
Fred Graves
F. C. Moore
South Amherst
Mr. Ross
Alice Ladd
Hazel Hewitt
Eila Herrmnz
Gladis Haines
Fred Graves Emerick Ward
Hugh Whitney
Phillip Moehle
Jay Sharp
J. T
Oberlin families listed for social gathering
Hill of Oberlin, Mr and Mrs William Bohrer and family of Oberlin, Mr and Mrs Bartholomew Metamoria, Mrs Roy LaDow of Oberlin, Mr and Mrs Glen Beech er of Wakeman, Mr and Mrs Charles Knott and family of Wakeman, Mr and Mrs Dean Betts of Hartland Center, Emer ick Wards, two brothers.
Kipton Briefs Among Local Happenings and May Events
Ralph Morgan and Mildred Lucas wed on Wednesday. Mrs. Minnie Kuhn of Cleveland visited sister Mrs. Clara Bayless. WCTU group enjoyed a gathering at Mrs. G. R. Hagerman’s home. Lorna Bellamy of Wakeman visited mother. Decoration Day program set at school auditorium Saturday May 30 at 1 p.m.
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Kipton Briefs
Kipton
Ralph Morgan
Mildred Lucas
Minnie Kuhn
Cleveland
Clara Bayless
G. R. Hagerman
Lorna Bellamy
Wakeman
Judge Upholds Light Sentence In High-Profile Case
Judge R Webber imposes a one-year penitentiary term on Monschein, citing responsibility and public sentiment. He notes the Jones case as pivotal, warns against licentiousness linked to automobiles, and rejects parole to avoid undermining community trust. Monschein shows visible distress as he is taken to jail.
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R. Webber
Monschein
Jones
Arristar
Mouschera
Pabhé
Plans to test new Dempsey tax law in Ohio
In Columbus on May 29 plans were reported to test the Dempsey tax law imposing one half of one percent on the fair value of the capital stock of foreign and Ohio corporations with holdings in Ohio. The state tax commission aims to collect about $1,996,909 in additional taxes and reportedly rejected appraisal reforms approved by the federal government.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Mrs. Paule praises Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets
Mrs. J. Paule of Toledo reports long time gastric and digestive trouble improved by Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. She says headaches eased, indigestion and gas reduced, and she even shares them with her children as a mild laxative. Purchase a vial from your druggist, 60 pellets for 30c.
Evangelist Taylor Draws Crowd at First Baptist
Charlie Taylor preached to a full house at the First Baptist Church urging instant salvation through complete trust in Christ. He argued that salvation is immediate upon belief and surrender, with a debate to follow on whether one can lose salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Taylor
First Baptist Church
Christ
Charlie
Vorce
Laurie
Dr. Walker
Mrs Conde Nast files divorce suit in Seine tribunal
Paris reports Mrs Conde Nast wife of publisher filed for divorce in the Seine tribunal today. They have resided in New York since their 1992 marriage. Mrs Nast was Miss Clarissa Coundert of New York.
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Paris
Conde Nast
Seine
Nasts
New York
Astor horses win Oaks at Epson Downs
London May 29 Lord Astor's horses finished one two in the Oaks Stakes at Epson Downs. Saucy Sue the favored entry won the event with Miss Gadabout second and Riding Flight third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Astor
Epson Downs
Saucy Sue
Astor
State offices closed for Memorial Day in Columbus
May 29 report notes state offices will close in Columbus for Memorial Day. Governor Donahey plans to spend the day in his hometown.
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Columbus
Donahey
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Restores Health After Long Illness
A testimonial states after 15 years of colic and liver trouble a single dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy relieved symptoms and improved health. The ad promises removal of catarrhal mucous from the intestine and reduction of inflammation, with a money refund if not convinced.
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Mayr
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