Judges named for Prince of Peace Declamation Contest
The Prince of Peace Declamation Contest at the Church of Christ Benday evening at 7 p m will be judged by Airc G burn F P Yea and a school superintendent. Winners advance to county and congressional district contests with prizes including medals cash awards and college scholarships. The event is under the Ohio Council of Churches rental guidance and is one of about 50 contests statewide showing strong local participation.
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Carlisle township roots and early settlers timeline
The text outlines Carlisle and Elyria townships origins, naming early settlers such as Brooks, Prindle, Akin Sexton, and Johnson. It notes the 1823 organization of Carlisle Township, its civil establishment, church affiliations with the Presbyterian and other denominations, and early schools built in the late 1820s amid stagecoach activity and a growing community.
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Dra Josenhy Kies
John Rickhold
Borr
Willem Hidridge
Jour McClennen
Daniel Tilden Taledams
Icwup
Gurtion
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Ridgecie
Sip
Tabst
Abel Barr
Brooks
Itheas Jolmusgon
Samuel Brooks
Lye
Paris
Suili
Erie Eciunti
Prindle
Cyan
Akin Sexton
Wallatin Webster
John Andrus
Paul Yavier
John Randall
Thomas Giraré
Comelus Bergh
Silas Morsan
Wiliam Isok
W. Beker
Enoch
Stephen Wines
Jotepa C
Ramiel Tenors
B. F. Marlett
William Savion
Murray Ridge
Mrs Anna Jantz Dies at Home on Kenyon Avenue
Mrs Anna Jantz died suddenly at 2:09 AM at her home 14 Kenyon Avenue after a brief illness. She is survived by husband Exail Jantz and two sons Walter, a teacher at Penfield Jugcus7 school, and Harold, a student at Oberlin. Memorial services will be held at a local Lutheran church.
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Anna Jantz
Kenyon Avenue
Exail Jantz
Walter
Penfield
Harold
Oberlin
Calles Jenin
Johe
Lutheres Courea
Oficia
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A fragmentary OCR item notes guards and alarms at a workhouse after a thwarted escape months ago. A fresh warning prompts increased vigilance, with reports of anonymous threats about attacks and a plan to kidnap children, raising community concern.
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Borot
Two Men Seek Divorces in Common Pleas Court
In a needlessly garbled filing, two men seek divorces alleging abandonment and neglect. One petitioner from Chestnut Street claims his wife left him and is at Harkey Springs, West Virginia with a child. The other cites neglect and other unspecified issues in Lorain.
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Mrs Barthelmess Refuses Deny Divorce Report
Nov. 18 officers of Georgia motor companies announce a 150 percent price rise initiated by Firestone Tire & Rubber. An official cites market conditions as the reason for the Firestone price cut. Miss Violet Cordery, an English girl, holds several world records in automobile racing. Roller skates powered by acetylene craters have been invented.
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Shaw novel inspired by prizefighter life to sell film rights
A long disjointed report describes George Bernard Shaw's involvement with a Byron prizefighter tale and the potential film adaptation. It notes Shaw’s protest against sensationalism, interest from producers, and offers for scripts and scenarios, including bids around fifteen pounds for material and discussions about rights and licensing in the early entertainment industry.
Fragmented Pause Era Report Mixes Political Tension and Mystery
An unclear passage reports on political maneuvering with references to White House influence and congressional efforts, mentioning Coolidge, Senator Case, and Mrs. Hall in a tense scene. A sheet steel bungalow and a glass instrument related to star measurement appear amid speculation about missing husband and defense questioning.
Local Mews In A Few Lines New Uprabbic Rules
Elyria motorists face two dollars for pressed parking violations and seven? cars fined for offenses as a traffic ordinance takes effect Monday. Police may impound vehicles only if necessary. warrants may be issued for repeat offenders. A loiterer was reported on Middle Avenue near Beeneghee and Studde Avenue. an Irishman claimed he parked at Studde and Eleventh Street. A theft from a New York Central depot phone booth is being investigated.
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Froim
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Elelth Street
Bemeard
Polles
Mary EeYkye at Big Games in Oberhit Conference
Approximately 75 Plyrians attend the Ohio State grid contest in Columbus. The Oberba team faces ME mah in a late season conference clash at Oberhit with crowd and school spirit high.
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Columba
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Permits Granted For Various Structures On City Streets
In a list of building permits, Geer receives approval for a frame retail edt on War Street to FLA Kelly for a 32.5u structure, West Lith Street to Earl Lb Katey for a 20 enar Thame garage, HamAMlya sty to Ralph tlensock for a cement block garage costing 200, Elyria Lumber Co for a farm Awetling costing 32,6000 on West River Street, WooG Steigerwalks for a 7 negarese costing 109 on Len bison Avenue, with related fees and assessments by Justice J. George. Sheriff Steve Cawie reports arrests and a Brown blanket incident on Bath Street as part of the day’s local notices.
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Earl Ct
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West River St
Obituary and Sports Touchdowns Highlight Local Notes
Mrs. Wo iG Pil of Lorain mourned as a funeral service was held. Rev y Sanday led rites. In local sports, Lanton scored on the ball line for New London, with other teams achieving touchdowns and noted scores.
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Lorain
Lerain
Urea Lanton
Saul
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Camis
Woman Amits Slaying Her Husband in Coleshoor Now
Brackett confessed to killing her husband after claiming he had estranged her from her lover. Samuel Brackett is in county jail. The police indicated the couple’s dispute involved alleged infidelity and a demand for love.
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William Brown
Lemington
Urs Brackett
Lone bandit robs Peninsular State Bank in Detroit
A lone robber today held up the Peninsular State bank branch at Hamilton and Tyler Avenues in Detroit and escaped with 70 dollars.
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Markets and Livestock Prices from Cleveland and Chicago
Market notes from Cleveland show hogs receipts around 700, uneven demand with some higher prices, cattle steady to weak, and top hogs at 1100 per head. Chicago reports varied cattle and grain quotes, with mixed hog and cattle conditions and prices. Grain and feed terms include Timothy cash at 294, now 280, March at 3.00, and oats bids near 12.00. New York Liberty bonds quoted with multiple maturities and yields.
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Warker
Nba
Postmasters Pledge Expanded Holiday Mail Handling
A Cleveland postmaster J W McHenry says the force is organized and sickness-free to handle heavy Christmas mail. He expects 15 to 15 extra workers after the fifteenth and assures Christmas packages be mailed to avoid congestion. Full packing instructions are issued by Washington for wrapping and handling perishable items.
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Washington Fall
Retired Minister Oberlin Man Dies at Bank
Oberlin reports a retired minister, Rev Thomas MacRoberts, age 65, died in the People's Bank after a sudden apoplexy. He served congregations in St. Joseph, Charlotte, and Port Huron and taught at the Oberlin School of Theology. He leaves wife Miss Je S. Latham and other relatives. Funeral will be at Westwood Cemetery, Oberlin, with services led by Michelas Van Dur Pri. Also notes W R L Conference activities and Oberlin High School 26 Bellevue 7.
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Mich
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Cleveland
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II Ann
Unusually Heavy Christmas Buying Season Predicted
Washington reports an unprecedented surge in holiday spending with total year end bank deposits up by about two billion dollars from 1925. Officials cite $2.2 billion higher bank deposits and near 64.0 billion in banking resources as thrift drives savings, while anticipated Christmas outlays could reach about $1.156 billion.
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Oberlin News Briefs and Social Notes
Oberlin social items record engagements meetings and visits from November with focus on Mrs return Obertin Mrs Frank Foster hosting at 75 North Pleasant St and Woodland Ave events. Oberlin residents attend Ohio State Michigan game and a college dance at Warmer gym. Raab Durke nuptials in Oberlin with Yellow silk gown and pink rose bouquet. A machine to measure applause debuted in a New York theater.
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Froim
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Woodland Avenue
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Florida
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Emily Goon
Cleveland
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Ohio State
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Elyria
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Kipten
Burke
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Bourquin
Elvina
New York
Chief Warns on Burglaries Likely to Seize Weekend
Elyria police chief Kirriav warns of up to 24 burglaries expected over the weekend and suggests a local gang is conducting the crimes. He urges homeowners to prepare for possible entry attempts and to stay vigilant.
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Programme note list and an offbeat sentencing phrase
A fragmented programme excerpt lists operatic and orchestral pieces including Gounod and Varese works performed by the Atwater Kent Orchestra with a mention of a Fantasia. The text abruptly shifts to report that Frieda Tam and a Bernard Corie were sentenced to three months hard labor for deriding troops marching through Wigan.
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