Safety urged for American homes by Dublin at White House talk
Luis I. Dublin, insurance statistician, told a White House Child Protection conference that homes are the most hazardous place for children due to stair collapses, unsafe furniture, crude tools, gas and fire. He warned 100,000 annual accident deaths by 1930, with 23,000 in homes, 23,000 in industry, and 54,000 in public places, mostly from autos, urging a home safety engineer and stricter car standards. Grace Abbott of the Children's Bureau joined the cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dublin
America
Grace Abbott
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Death Record for Mrs Mary Lillie Smith
Funeral services will be held Saturday at one o'clock from Rosenberry Bros Funeral Home with Rev J E Burton officiating. Burial will follow in Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Smith
Mary Lillie Smith
Rosenberry Bros. Funeral Home
J. E. Burton
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Jury awards $100 in auto crash damages
A jury in the common pleas court under Judge W B Thompson returned a verdict of $100 for Fred Gezunter man against Harold Buttermore in a damages suit for injuries from an auto accident on April 18, 1928. The suit had sought $560.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Fred Gezunterman
Harold Buttermore
Bismarck Pioneered Social Insurance Legislation
In a historical turn, Bismarck a generation ago eclipsed socialist rivals by initiating comprehensive social-insurance laws shaping modern welfare systems and state responsibility for citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Foremen Hear H. O. Cutter Review of Communications
H O Cutter of the Elyria Telephone Co gave a history of communication from primitive signals to modern systems at the Elyria Foreman’s Club meeting. He described telegraph and telephone advances, dial phones and automatic switches, and noted two new toll switchboards ordered by the local company. The group toured the Elyria plant and musical acts were performed by foremen’s sons. A nominating committee was appointed for next year’s officers with elections set for December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Cutter
Elyria Telephone Company
Elyria Foreman’s Club
Cutter
Wayne Garland
Manurice Weisbrod
Garland
Weisbrod
Dick and
Benny
Ethyl Milliren
George Tulk
Court actions seek judgments and partition in Avon and Oberlin
In common pleas court Henry A. Drier Inc sues Turtle Bros Avon owners for 424.70 on account. Mabel Dewey sues Nellie I Parsons and Clay E Tucker to partition property on North Park Street Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Drier, Inc
Common Pleas
Turtle Bros
Avon
Mabel Dewey
Nellie I. Parsons
Clay E. Tucker
North Park Street
Oberlin
DeMolay Order Growth and Teachings Highlight Local Chapter
The local DeMolay chapter, founded August 16 1923, faces aging out with 35 to 40 members leaving each year as they turn 21. The piece recounts DeMolay principles love of parent reverence for sacred things patriotism purity courtesy comradeship and fidelity, and cites the order’s rapid expansion to over five hundred thousand members across the US Canada and abroad with praise from the St Louis Times and notes on its noble aims and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
Order of DeMolay
Union
Canada
St. Louis
Ohio sanitarians elect leaders at annual session
Dr J J Sutter of Lima was named president of the Ohio Society of Sanitarians at the session. Dr E R Shaffer of the Ohio Department of Health was reelected secretary treasurer and Dr C D Barrett was named, with Lorain County Commissioner chosen as a delegate to the American Public Health Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sutter
Lima
Allen County
Ohio Society of Sanitarians
E. R. Shaffer
Ohio Department of Health
C. D. Barrett
Lorain
American Public Health Association
Oberlin High Tris GRID Banquet Names New Captain
The Oberlin High School football banquet at the Methodist church announced Harold Winfield as next year’s captain, succeeding graduate Dick Sarger. Letters were awarded to sixteen boys, with honorary letters to Rodgers and McRoberts and trainer Rosecrans. The event closed with Winfield introduced by Sarger. Plans for the Oberlin School of Commerce fall banquet at Oberlin Inn include a dinner and dancing, with expectations of record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Harold Winfield
Dick Sarger
Nichols
Oberlin College
Holden
C. E. Wigton
Sagger
Funk
Ohly
Pfaff
Evans
Aran
Parkhurst
James
Barnes
Schramm
Thomas
Winfield
Bruce
Holzhauer
Rodgers
McRoberts
Wm. Rosecrans
Sarger
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Inn
A Night of Wonderment Presented at High School
Tonight and Saturday evening November 21 and 22 at 7 30 in the high school auditorium E J Moore the Magician will perform a magic mystery comedy with many surprises expected to amuse and astonish proceeds support the high school debating activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Moore
Moore
Mrs Haag Dies At 52 In North Russia Home
The death of Mrs. Theodore Haag aged 52 occurred last week at her North Russia residence. She is survived by her husband, daughter Mrs Buckingham of Willard, and son Theodore at home, plus three sisters, a brother, and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the home on Tuesday afternoon and at St Pauls Evangelical Church in Elssia with Reverend Ernest Irion officiating. Interment was in Murray Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Haag
North Russia
Buckingham
Willard
Theodore
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Elssia
Ernest Irion
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Miss Ruth Seabury to Speak at Church Night Event
Educational secretary of the American Board and world traveler Miss Ruth Isabel Seabury will be guest Church Night speaker at 7 PM in the James Brand House. She will share experiences from foreign lands and invites all interested to attend. The Juvenile Grange elected officers recently with Master Earl Sandrock and other posts filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Isabel Seabury
The
American Board and
World Traveler
James Brand
Police Probe After Double Bank Hold Up Fatal Shooting
Hoffman drove an attempted bank robber to a Toledo hospital after a shootout that left one bandit dead and another wounded. The dead man, tentatively identified by a tattoo, was about 25, 5 feet 10, 135 pounds, in a grey suit. Craven was injured but not critically. Deputies and coroners examined letters found in the car to identify the assailants. the gang's machine bore Michigan plates likely stolen in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Toledo
Marti
R. Mang
Kreft
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ray
Laverne
Michigan
Detroit
Oberlin School of Commerce hears Rev Armington address students
Rev. William 3B. Armington, pastor of the First M E Church, addressed the student body this morning at the Oberlin School of Commerce assembly. The school orchestra performed several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Armington
M. E
Oberlin School of Commerce
Literary and Social Club meets at Mrs Zahm's home
Mrs H V Zahm hosted the Literary and Social Club at her Morgan street residence. Two papers were presented by Mrs J L Edwards on Southern Brazil and Mrs Locke Cooley on The Wilds of South America, followed by discussion and lunch. Mrs Schramm of North Russia township will host the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Zahm
Morgan Street
J. L. Edwards
Brazil
Locke Cooley
South America
Schramm
North Russia
Junior Star Bridge Club Hosts At Union Street Home
Mrs. Everett Papworth hosted the Junior Star Bridge Club on Wednesday evening at her Union Street residence. Guests include Mrs. G. E. Shinn of Detroit, sister of Mrs. Earl Jones of Morgan Street. The Worcester and Reis linger families plan to spend winter in Tampa, Florida. The Hume family from West College Street will attend Dr. Donald Hume’s Pittsburgh wedding. Dr. Hume is a dentist in Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Papworth
Union Street
W. P. Hume
Mildred
West College Street
Donald Hume
Pittsburgh
Hume
Alliance
Local residents visit Mentone as others recover from operations
Mrs N A Clay of the Howard apartments visits Mentone Indiana with her daughter this week while Professor K L Cowdry returns home from Allen Hospital after a serious operation. He is recovering and will not resume teaching until the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Cowdry
Allen Hospital
Families Plan Holiday Visit Across Florida
Mr and Mrs James R Worces ter and Mr and Mrs Raymond Reisinger plus children of Oberlin and Mrs Inez Austin of Cleveland depart for Tampa Florida to visit Mr and Mrs P R Worcester over the holidays They will also call on friends in St Petersburg and other places during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Worcester
Raymond Reisinger
Tampa
Florida
James R Worcester
Oberlin
Inez Austin
Cleveland
Fla
P. R. Worcester
St. Petersburg
Caskey to Speak at Wellington Farm Bureau Meeting
W G Caskey president of Lorain County Farm Bureau will discuss federation activities at the annual Wellington Farm Bureau meeting tonight at the Wellington Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau
W. G. Caskey
County Bureau
Wellington Farm Bureau
Wellington Grange Hall
Oxford Grads Urge Victory Over Cambridge
Oxford alumni long for athletic triumphs rivaling Yale and Harvard eras. The lifting of the 23-year age ban may help rebuild a winning Dark Blue team after a string of postwar defeats across rowing, track, cricket, football, boxing, cross country and relays, with rugby and golf offering bright notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford University
Yale
Georgia Tech
Trmdi
Washington
California
United States
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Cornell
Bobby Baugh
Rhodes
Air service near Elizabeth City could link New York to Bermuda
The plan envisions a Jersey City airport lease by Albert Lewis and moves toward Hatteras as a potential entry port for trans Atlantic routes via Bermuda and the Azores. Distances show a feasible path from Hatteras to New York and Europe, aiming to reduce winter hazards in flying. Lewis, long interested in North Carolina coastal development, cites Wright Memorial Bridge and seashore drive growth as supporting factors.
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Elizabeth City
New York
Bermuda
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Jersey City
N. J
Albert Lewis
Lewis
Hatteras
trans-Atlantic
Europe
Bermudas
Azores
Spain
United States
North Carolina
Wright Memorial Bridge
Lorain county Legionaires loom at Columbus meeting
Two announcements loom for Lorain county veterans at the Columbus gathering. Attorney Harvey Cheney may join the Ohio Legion Legislative committee and a Lorain county member could become senior vice commander. Additional Lorain volunteers may receive committee appointments as the Ohio Legion holds associate editors and other committee sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lorain County
Ohio Legion
Ohio Legion News
Market snapshot of Cleveland produce and Chicago quotes
Cleveland butter and egg prices with extras and standards, poultry and livestock notes, and regional potato trends. Chicago cash quotations show butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy and clover seed with varied per unit prices and supply momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Maine
Idaho
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Ree
Ohios
Fed
Colorado McClures
Market Report Prices Hold Across Livestock Ground
Hog prices ease about ten cents with a bid at 8.40 on weights up to 250 pounds. Cattle steady with odd steers 6.00 to 6.50, lead heifers weak to sold. Calves steady with dealers at 12.00 to 13.00 for top lots and runners 6.00 to 11.50. lambs 8.50 down to 6.50, bids 34.00 to 5.00 for the day.
Hog Receipts Mixed as Market Holds Steady
Hog receipts total around 400 with steady market. Hearies quoted at 7.75 to 8.00, mediums 8.00 to 68.15. Workers remain involved in the market activities.
Vitamin B deficiency lowers infant learning ability study
Dr. Siegfried Maurer and Dr. Loh Seng Tsai report that vitamin B deprivation during nursing impairs learning in rats and may reduce human infant intelligence. Experiments with vitamin B deficient and normal rats show deprived groups perform worse in maze tasks, suggesting practical importance for nursing mothers and infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dumbells
Siegfried Mauer
University of Chicago
Mauer
Loh Seng Tsai
Maurer
America
PITY THESE PIONEERS Football pioneers under early rules
Football was first played under actual rules by Columbia Princeton and Rutgers all represented this season has lost two games Princeton four and Rutgers four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Princeton
Rutgers
German Fleet Now Trays and Girders
ROTAHSY Scotland reports that ash trays and girders from Germanys scuttled fleet at Scapa Flow are used in cinemas and for ash trays as the Hindenburg is dismantled. The 74 ships sank after surrender on June 21 1919 with Rear Admiral von Reuter and 1600 men later jailed. An estimated 500000 tons of ships remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothesay
Scotland
England
Scapa Flow
Admiralty
von Reuter
Sir David Beatty
Firth of Forth
Friedrich der Grosse
Avon Man Sees Strawberries Budding Despite Snow Start
Avon resident Howard Walker reports strawberries budding at his Avon home as winter nears, raising questions about snow clearance for upcoming harvest. The observation comes with November nearing its close as he plans for picking season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Walker
Avon
Plans Made To Fight Planes Plans Made To Fight Planes
The infantry, facing airplanes and tanks, studies offensive measures. Maj. Gen. Fuqua reports infantry rifle teams excel at Camp Perry. Developments include a 30 calibre automatic shoulder rifle and an air cooled .60 calibre machine gun for anti tank and anti aircraft use. Aviation features prominently in current infantry research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Stephen O. Fuqua
Navy
Camp Perry
Fuqua
Continued list of company payments and totals
A continuation of the page listing payments to multiple companies with amounts such as Lace Manufacturing Co 749 Colson Company 2900 Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Co 100 Electric Alloys 500 Elyria Foundry Co 650 Steel and Tubes Inc 2500 Elyria Manufacturing Co 1350 Fox Fur nace Co 2772.50 General Industries Co 3450.65 Harshaw Chemical Co 1920 ITgs Company 600 Perry-Fay Co 31055 Ptaudler Co 1660 Radiant Mills Co 229.78 Timms Spring Co 681 Troxel Manufacturing Co 1100 Universal Crane and Thew Shovel Co 4300 Western Automatica Co 563 Willys-Overland Co 110 H A Lattin Co 332 Ohio Fuel Gas Co 731.30 Ohio Public Service Co 1976.40 Worthington Ball Co 1256.27 Elvira Telephone Co 229.55 Industrial Division total 3792.02
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lace Manufacturing Co
Colson Company
Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Co
Electric Alloys
Elyria Foundry Co
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Elyria Manufacturing Co
Fox Furnace Co
General Industries Co
Harshaw Chemical Co
Itgs. Company
Perry-Fay Co
Ptaudler Co
Radiant Mills Co
Timms Spring Co
Troxel Manufacturing Co
Universal Crane and Thew Shovel Co
Western Automatica Co
Willys-Overland Co
H. A. Lattin Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Boa Takes First Meal At Paris Museum
The Jardin des Plants giant boa in Paris consumed its first meal this week after capture in Borneo. It had swallowed a young deer whole, then remained without food during a three month digestion period before finally eating again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jardin Des Plants Museum
Borneo
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Gall American Home Unsafe
Elyria Business College
Erest
Northern
Security System Corporation
A. DE Lloyd
2Nd Street
Bugs
Arthur
Bugs) Baer
Arthura Mary
Groveland Street
Esther Alflen
Oberlin High Tris
Earl Sandrock
Ralph Schramm
John Franklin, Jr
Donald Webber
Ralph
Craven
Caskey
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Ouientiot
Bill
East Bridge Street
West Broad ST
Andress
Avon Man
T. Alec
Stang’s
Chapel ST
Capitol Theatre
Bartlett
Cleveland Street
Elyria
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Elyria, Ohio
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