Famous Choir To Sing In Elyria
The Gethsemane Baptist Senior Choir of Cleveland will perform at First Congregational Church in Elyria on Sunday afternoon November 29 in a benefit for The Second Baptist Church building fund. The 27 voice group has won top Negro choir honors in Ohio and drawn crowds in Uniontown Pennsylvania. The program features Negro spirituals and chorus pieces. Rev. Odell Stewart thanks Rev. William Muir Auld for hosting and Rev. G. T. Little will accompany.
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Gethsemane Baptist
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
Building Fund
Second Baptist Ciurch
Pennsylvania
Uniontown
James Tate
Nathaniel Dertt
Dert
Odell Stewart
Second Baptist Church
William Muir Auld
G. T. Ttle
Gethsemane Baptist Church of
Cubs
Ely Stadium
Dens
Black River
Eastern Heights Cubs
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Pack
Jim Ferriman
den Chieti
der No. 5
J. C. Linville
Paul Ron
Bill Hockaden
Howard Hendricks
Elrria
Firelands Area
Firelands
Elyria
United States
Stanford Ave
R. A. Shryock
Harry Kopiin
Eastern Heights Blvd
F. E. Decker
H. C. House
West Ave
Paul Irion
Dave Huffman
Ohio S
Robert Crehore
Bob Stevenson
E. P. Gates
Second S
David Evans
Ward V. B. Young
Dave Cornelius
Denison Ive
Henry Ingersell, Jr
R.A. Shryock
Walter E Davies
E. F Hendricks
H. H. Nee
Chas. B. Evans
E. J. Howenstine
Mother of Elyria Woman Passes in Ohio
Mrs. Hildegarde Miller 79 mother of Mrs. Emma Reding of Elyria died at her son A. J. Miller’s Toledo home after heart disease. Survived by two daughters Christine Paris of Indianapolis and Marian Duff of Akron and ten grandchildren. Body in state at Stein and Oreboush Funeral Home Norwalk with services at St Paul’s Church Monday at 9:30 a.m.
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Hildegarde Miller
Emma Reding
Elyria
A. J. Miller
Toledo
Reding
Christine Paris
Indianapolis
Ind
Mirs Marian Duff
Akron
Robert Reding
Efstria
Stein and Oreboush
Norwalk
St. Paul’s Church
Sab Jer
Forest
Renew Effort To Collect Judgment In Valley Foreclosure
County prosecutors press renewed collection of a 23 752 dollar judgment against The Spring Valley Land Company. An amended petition now lists 33 defendants and 15 parcels for foreclosure to satisfy the county’s loss from underwriting improvement bonds.
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Conunty
Spring Valley Land Company
Howard R. Butler
William Wickens
John M. Harding
Wickens
Death Record Hayden L. Aldrich
Hayden L. Aldrich aged 57 of 965 East River Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 10 45 last evening after a 10 day illness. He formerly served as assistant custodian at Masonic Temple. Survived by wife Pearl and father Lucius P. Aldrich of Sandusky, a brother Elmer M. Aldrich of Sandusky, and four sisters Mabel M. Karnes of Milan. Body to Milan. undertaker Elizabeth Roche. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Harden L. Aldrich
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Masonic Temple
Pearl
Lucius P. Aldrich
Sandusky
Elmer M. Aldrich
Mabel M. Karnes
Milan
Elizabeth Roche
Obituary of Mrs Emma Myers of Oberlin
Emma Myers died at 1 10 Friday morning at 235 North Main Oberlin aged 64 after a stroke illness since August She married J E Myers 34 years ago Survived by husband son Ralph Amherst daughter Frieda Oberlin brothers Ben Swope William West Salem sister Viola Fackley Elrria funeral at Sedgemen s Oberlin 2 00 Sunday pastor Rev Van der Prn burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park
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Emma Myers
North Main Street
Oberlin
J. E. Myers
Miers
Ashland Co
Ralph
Amherst
Frieda
Ben Swope
William
West Salem
Viola Fackley
Elrria
Sedgemen’s Funeral Home
van der Prn
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Man Charles Henning Dies at 82 in Local Hotel
Charles Henning aged 82 died at the Hotel Amherst at 1 p m Friday after a long illness. A Cleveland native who moved to Amherst about forty years ago, he worked for many years at local stone quarries. He is survived by three brothers in Cleveland and nearby areas. Burial from Baker Funeral Home Monday at 2 pm with Rev. B H Kran conducting at Eaton Cemetery.
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Amherst. O
Charles Henning
Hotel Amherst
Amherst
Cleveland
Maanty
Leveland
Baker Funeral
Mondar
B. H. Kran
Methodist Church
Eaton Cementery
Birmingham Rites for Elyria Man Died at 79
John F P Birmingham died at his son William Birmingham’s home after a four month illness at age 79. Born January 1 1858 in England he came to Elyria from Wakeman 15 years ago. He worked as a baggage man for the New York Central until retirement five years ago. He leaves four sons two daughters and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at St Mary’s church following removal from Bittner Funeral Homes.
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John FP. Birmingham
Mendel Court
Delia
William Birmingham
England
Elyria
Wakeman
New York Central R. A
Harmond Baird
Otto Myers
Lorain
James
John
George
William
Martin Birmingham
Elsrna
Anson King
Bittner
Witham Birmingham
St. Mary's Church
James T. Daley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Unclear fragmentary note on omens and warnings in Elizabethan lore
Fragment describes warnings from dreams and signs such as pricking thumbs a raven and vague omens. Mentions a nose-breed and a dismal note, linking to divine warnings about war and fate. The text is garbled and lacks clear subjects or events.
Den Meetings and Pach Gatherings at Local Church
Weekly Den meetings occur at the huiie of Den Mother and a Parents Pach gathering is held every three months at the church.
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Tie Church
Government intervention in depressions questioned tone
The text argues depressions are industrial, not political, and faults government-led recovery as unprecedented. It cites postwar debt growth, rising deficits, and high unemployment projections, insisting business leadership should solve booms and busts without continued state direction. It questions the 1930s experimental policy and cites League of Nations production figures to claim limited recovery.
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League of Nations
United States
Senior class presents Oh Kay mystery comedy at Wellington
The Wellington high school auditorium overflowed with spectators as ten senior students staged Oh Kay under Miss Mary Kelly. Proceeds go to offset Hi Times annual expenses. Cast includes Edith Whitman Fileen Cassels Evelyn Whitman Isabelle Bishbaugh Arthur Whitman Dick MacDermott and others with Norman Walters in the Black Terror role kept secret until showtime.
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Wellington
Oh, Kay
Mary Kelly
Hi Times
Edith Whitman
Fileen Cassels
Evelyn Whitman
Isabelle Bishbaugh
Arthur Whitman
Dick MacDermott
George Whitman
Marlin Burze
Gram” Pembroke
Ida McConnell
Alice Borden
Maxine Waters
Gramp
Pembroke
Henry Marybaugh
Jim Hares
Harold Brenner
Ear Millis
Blanche Mohraman
Fred Alden
Rank Marley
Norman Walters
Hand Circle to Pack Thanksgiving Baskets in Town Hall
Abbe K Hand Circle of the Kings Daughters will pack Thanksgiving baskets for those on relief in the town hall Tuesday afternoon. Friendship Guild meets with Mrs L F BeVier Monday evening.
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Abbe K. Hand
King’s Daughters
Relef
Friendship Guild
L. F. BeVier
Mondarvening
Dairy producers meeting and school notes in Wellington
A county milk producers meeting is set for 8 o'clock Tuesday at Wellington Herrick Auditorium with Miller of Ohio State University speaking on The Dairy Outlook for the Coming Year. The Dairy men’s committee of Lorain extension service sponsors the event and a high school football team mothers’ banquet is planned for Friday evening December 11.
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Wellington Herrick Auditorium
Ohio State University
Lorain County Extension Service
Wellington
Wellington Lodge No. F. & A. M
Wellington High School
Kings Daughters
Court actions and divorces in Lorain and Avon area
Petition names Dr L B Warren in Elria township mortgage dispute seeking mortgage reform and interest from January 16 1932. Anna Bedo sues for divorce from Joseph Bedo of Lorain for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Merrell Reed seeks divorce from Arvilla Reed for gross neglect. Erhe Leona Moore sues Henry Moore for cross nettert and extreme erie elite married 1918 nine children. Hotel Billinghurst case suspends $25 bill with costs upon payment. Home Owners Loan Corporation sues John Ferrucci for $2454 note default and seeks foreclosure in Lorain.
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Steve Bogi
L. B. Warren
Tansfer
Elrria Township
Anna Bede
Joseph Bedo
Lorain
Erhe Leona “Moore
Avon Tak
Henry Kenneth Moore
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
John Ferrucc
Titian and the Dress That Made the Man
In a dated anecdote, Titian is described returning home in plain working clothes to find crowds bowing in his court attire. He returns to his studio, discards the purple velvet cloak, and declares that dress does not make the man. The tale mocks attire over substance.
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Titian
Dalai Lama's Meat Rule Sparks Ritual Reincarnation Claim
A purported description claims Tipet's Dalai Lama permits meat eating through religious ceremonies that ensure the dead animal is reincarnated to a higher state, reflecting a controversial interpretation of Buddhist dietary rules.
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Tipet
Dalai Lama
Buddha
Earth
Lottery Granted for Religion Advancing Work in 1794 Rhode Island
Rhode Island's General Assembly authorized a church group to hold a lottery in 1794 to promote public worship and advance religion. The prospectus begins with Robert VanHorn, noted as arrested at ...
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Rhode Island
General Assembly
Robert VanHorn
Ligion
Bender Body Co Expands Trailers At Cleveland Auto Show
Bender Body Company plans large scale production of private travel trailers at its Elyria and Cleveland plants. The firm will display a complete line at the Cleveland Auto Show and aims for daily output of 25 to 30 units. With facilities at 6405 Barberton Avenue Cleveland and the former Willis Overland plant in Elyria, the company expects to hire hundreds more workers as production scales up.
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Bender Body Company
Ywsil
Bender Body
Barberton Avenue
Cleveland
Willis-Ovrerland
Elyria
Bender Travel
Companyen
Ohio
Herman Bender
John Bender
Joseph Bender
Theodore Kundtz, Jr
Spette
Progress On Acreage Program In Lorain County
28 inspectors work across Lorain County townships under the Soil Conservation Program. Reports show 458 of 3,727 farms have applied for inspections to determine grant eligibility. Measurements already exceed the 88 reported, with weather aiding field work and applications to follow for the first 300 farms.
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Lorain County
C. E. Dickason
Dickason
Elyrians Bag Six Point Buck After Hunt Trip
D A Billings proprietor of the Alley Inn and E J Herzog of 42 Lage avenue returned from a five day Michigan hunting trip with a 209 pound six point buck. Herzog said they spotted the deer on day two and both helped bring it down. Herzog fired first but only nicked the hind quarter. Billings then fired and secured the prize.
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D. A. Billings
Alley Inn
E. J. Herzog
Lage Avenue
Miichigan
Herzog
Billings
Girl Scouts Active in Elyria Community Chest Year
Girl Scout troops in Elyria organized under the World Association report growth and aim to reach more of the 2 651 local girls. Activities last year included hospital and home visits, adoption of families, food and clothing drives, book collection for a sanatorium, and participation in parades and Red Cross events.
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Girl Secouts
Elyria
Florence Hannaford
World Association
Hanzaford
United States
Gates Hospital For
Elyria Home
Oberlin Children’s Home
Parent-Teacher Association
Red Cross
Gates Hospital
War Forces Basque Village To Fish For Living
Hendaye France residents, long dependent on orange trade and smuggling, face unemployment due to war. Mayor Lannepouquet seeks a new livelihood by enlisting Spanish fishers from Matricot to train locals in fishing, with plans for canting sardine and tuna trades and Bretons aiding canning firms in Hendaye.
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Hendaye
France
Lannepouquet
Bay of Biscay
Matricot
Douarnenez
Brittany
Hendare
Humorous Suggestion for Washington Era Titles
A wag joked that Washington should be honored as His High Mightiness while critics debated titles at the start of the new administration. The quip contrasted with calls for ceremonial grandeur and highlighted playful political humor of early U.S. government.
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Washington
Poultry and grain markets report from Cleveland area
Livestock and grain prices firm or unsettled with entries for poultry meats including leghorns, ducks, turkeys and geese. market quotes for eggs and fowl by weight. grain bids for corn and wheat. mill feeds and hay and straw prices. notes on decorative grains and elevator supply from Sheets Elevator Co. and Montana Milling Co. Prices listed by bushel and ton with regional references and commodity lines.
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Blytter
Aarhee
Getbe
Lee
Idaho
Jersey
Montana Milling Co
You and Your Child Learn About Death and Fear
The article discusses a child Marjorie reacting to Kitty the cat’s death and the concept of death. It advises explaining death as lack of feeling or thought, easing fear by addressing physical facts and beliefs. It suggests sharing religious truths or personal philosophy to comfort a child.
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Marjorie
Kitty
Daddy
Grandmother
Charcoal Feeding Flames in Troy Fire
A frame building fire in Troy consumed 150 bags of charcoal stored in the cellar before firefighters extinguished the blaze. The report stresses the community's faith through service and unselfish acts.
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Troy
To Love Virtue and Conscience Knowledge
A concise aphorism on virtue, asserting that love of virtue requires first understanding it through conscience. It frames knowledge as the starting point for moral character and ethical behavior.
White mice business grows from four dozen to 20000 sales
Oakdale California resident Frank Cook built a mice farm that has sold about 20 000 specimens in three years to medical research institutions. The operation near Oakdale is a leading model facility in the United States, with Pacific coast cancer specialists among steady customers and large university shipments including 709 mice to the University of British Columbia. Litters average six, produced every 21 days.
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Oakdale
Cal
Frank Cook
Here
United States
Cook
E. T. Hamlin
Stanislaus Counts
Hamlin
Pacific Coast
Biz
University of British Columbia
Suicide attempt record from Villach dancer final 16th try
Caroline Ann Sterzinger a 23 year old dancer attempted suicide in Villach Austria on the 16th try after leaving a farewell note saying she had been sick of life. She had previously attempted death by her own action 14 times but was always rescued.
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Suicine
Villach
Austria
Caroline Ann Sterzinger
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