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 to benefit The Second Baptist church building fund. The 27 member choir recently won top honors among Negro choirs in Ohio and drew large crowds in Uniontown Pennsylvania. James Tate directs with training from Nathaniel Dett. The concert starts at 3 50 PM with Rev G T Settle accompanying.
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Gethsemane Baptist Senior Choir
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
Building Fund
Second Baptist Cioch
Pennsylvania
Uniontown
James Tate
Nathaniel Dett
Dett
Odell Stewart
Second Baptist Church
William Muir Avid
G. T. Settle
Gethsemane Baptist Church of
Mother of Elyria Woman Passes
Mrs. Hildegarde Miller 79 mother of Mrs. Emma Reding of Elyria died at her son A. J. Miller Toledo home of heart trouble at 10 20 yesterday. Surviving are Mrs Reding two other daughters Christine Paris of Indianapolis Marian Duff of Akron ten grandchildren including Robert Reding of Elrrne. Body to lie in state at Stein and Orebourgh Funeral Home Norwalk. Funeral from St Pauls Church at 930 am with Rev Fathers Sebler and Forst officiating.
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Hildegarde Miller
Emma Reding
Elyria
A. J. Miller
H Street
Toledo
Reding
Christine Paris
Indianapolis
Ind
Marian Duff
Akron
Robert Reding
Elrrne
Stein and Orebourgh
Norwalk
St. Paul's Church
Fondar
Fathers Sebler
Forst
Elyria Pack Cubs win 39 to 0 in Wig Stadium game
Last Saturday November 14 Pack No 4 Cubs defeated Dens west of Black River by 39 0 on Wig Stadium field. Henry Ingersoll Jr refereed with Jim Ferriman as umpire and J C Linville as timekeeper. The Elyria Cub Pack is part of Firelands area Council serving Erie Huron and Lorain counties with plans to organize packs at Lorain and Sandusky. The local Pack has 44 Cubs in six Dens located at Stanford Ave Eastern Heights Blvd West Ave Ohio St Second St Denison Ave and 341 Denison Ave. Regular Pack meetings are held monthly.
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Cubs
Wig Stadium
Dens
Black River
East Branch
Eastern Heights
Bill Heckaden
Howard Hendricks
Elyria
Firelands Rea
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Elrria
Norwalk
Oberlin
Sandusky
F. E. Decker
Bill Hockaden
H. C. House
West Ave
Paul Irion
Dave Huffman
Ohio St
Robert Crebore
Bob Stevenson
E. P. Gates
Second St
Ita
Jim Ferriman
David Evans
Ward V. B. Yount
Dave Cornelius
Denison Ave
Henry Tragersoll. Jr
R.A. Shryock
Walter
Renewed Effort To Collect County Judgment In Foreclosure
County Prosecutor Howard R Buuler filed an amended petition to collect a 33752 dollar judgment against The Spring Valley Land Company. The suit lists 33 defendants and 23 parcels proposed for foreclosure to satisfy the judgment. Assistant prosecutor William Wickens said parcels will be offered for sale as values improve. The case, initiated by the late Prosecutor Joan M Hardizs in 1933, had not pressed foreclosure earlier.
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Spring Valley Land Company
Howard R. Buuler
William Wickens
Mneti
Joan M. Hardizs
Wickens
Death Records for Hayden Aldrich and Emma Myers in Ohio
Hayden L. Aldrich, 57, of East River Street, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a ten day illness. Survived by wife Peart, father Lucius P. Aldrich, brother Elmer M. Aldrich, sister Mabel M. Karnes. funeral plans pending. Emma Myers, 64, of 235 North Main Street Oberlin, died at home from strokes after illness since August. Survived by husband J. E. Myers, son Ralph, daughter Frieda, brothers Bern Swope and William, sister Viole Fackler. funeral Sunday at Sedgeman's Funeral Home, Rev. Van der Pin officiating. burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Hayden L. Aldrich
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Masonic Temple
Peart
Lucius P. Aldrich
Sanduski
Elmer M. Aldrich
Sandusky
Mabel M. Karnes
Milan
Ezabeth Rawte
Emma Myers
North Main Street
Oberlin
J. E. Myers
Myers
Asklland Co
Ralph
Amherst
Frieda
Bern Swope
William
Amherst Man Dies at 82 in Hotel Amherst
Charles Henning aged 82 died at the Hotel Amherst at 1 p m Friday from infirmities of old age. He came from Cleveland about forty years ago and worked long at local stone quarries. Survived by three brothers in Cleveland area. Funeral from Baker Funeral Home at 2 p m Monday with Rev B H Bryan of the Methodist church officiating. Burial in Eaton cemetery.
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Amherst. O
Charles Henning
Hotel Amherst
Amherst
Cleveland
Baker Funeral
Moandar
Her. B. H. Rran
Methodist Church
Eaton Cemetery
Obituary: John P Birmingham 79 Beloved Elyria Resident
John P Birmingham 79 of 152 Mendel Court died at his son William’s home after four months illness. Born January 1 1858 in England he moved to Elyria from Wakeman 15 years ago and worked as a baggage man for the New York Central Railroad until retirement. Survived by four sons two daughters seven grandchildren and siblings Mrs Anson King and Martin Birmingham. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 9 39 a m from Bittner Funeral Home and 11 a m at St Mars Church with burial in St Mars Cemetery.
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John P. Birmingham
Mendel Court
Delia
William Birmingham
England
Elrria
Wakeman
New York Central R. A
Raymond Baird
Elyria
Otto Miersz
Lorain
James
John
George
William
Martin Birmingham
Elstia
Anson King
Bittner
Merdel Court
St. Mars’s Church
James T. Dales
St. Mars S
Elizabethan Beliefs in Omens and Dream Warnings
The text notes how Elizabethan England viewed omens as warnings from God. It cites signs from a pricking thumb to animal sounds and prophetic dreams signaling that evil may come.
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England
Den and Parents Pack Meetings Held at Church
Den meetings occur weekly at the Den Mothers home and each quarter a Parents Pack meeting is held at the church, outlining regular gathering schedules and locations.
Government versus business in postwar depressions
The author argues depressions recur due to speculative influences and that government intervention in business is unprecedented and harmful. He cites high public debt, unemployment, and World War outcomes, noting recoveries in other nations and questioning the logic of government-led economic management.
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Betaser
League of Nations
United States
Welllington High Students Stage Mystery Comedy
Wellington Ohio audiences filled the school auditorium for a three act mystery comedy Qh Rear staged by senior high students under Miss Mary Kelly. Proceeds aid the Hi Times annual with cast members Edith Whitmen Eileen Cassell Evelyn Whitman Isabelle Bishbaugh Arthur Whitman and others. Local clubs plan Thanksgiving care packages and a county milk producers meeting features Ohio State extension expert Gur Millier.
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Wellington
Myrsterr
Bry Tien
Mary Kelly
Hi Times
Edith Whitmen
Eileen Cassell
Evelyn Whitman
Isabelle Bishbaugh
Arthur Whitman
Dick MacDermott
George Whitman
Mario Burge
Gram” Pembroke
da McConnell
Alice Borden
Maxine Waters
Gramp
Pembroke
Henry Murdaugh
Jim Hares
Harold Brenner
Ray Mills
Blanche Mohraman
Fred Alden
Frank Marler
Norman Walters
Uni
Wellington Herrick Auditorium
Gur Millier
Ohio State University
Dairs
Dairsmen’s Committee
Lorain County Extension Service
Wellington Lodge No. F. & A. M
Wellington High School
King’s
Court House Notices and Local Legal Actions
A mixed pane of court filings includes Steve Bogi’s petition against Dr T B Wartreen for mortgage interest reform and arrears, Anna Redo and Merrell Reed for divorces, Enel Teona Voore for divorce from Kenneth Moore, The Tiome Owners' Toan Corporation v John Ferruce for 2454 dollars with property encosure, and a suspended fine for Robert VanHorn over a hotel bill. Also notes on historical anecdotes about Titian and Dalai Lama.
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Steve Bogi
T. B Wartreen
Eirria Township
Tiome
Toan Corporation
John Ferruce
S Et al
Lorain
Rhode Island Assembly Allows Church Lottery in 194 Year
The Rhode Island General Assembly granted a church group permission to conduct a lottery aimed at advancing religion and promoting public worship. The prospectus outlines the purpose as religious advancement and community worship support.
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Rhode Island
General Assembly
Bender Body Co Shows Trailers At Auto Show
Bender Body Co advances private house car trailer production at its 6499 Barberton Avenue plant in Cleveland and the Elvira site, with 700 workers at the local plant and up to 760 more planned for the new division. The firm, known since 1919 for motor coach bodies, will display a complete trailer line at the Cleveland Auto Show and pursue daily output of 25 to 30 units. New Travel Mansions will come in three sizes with riveted steel bodies and modern amenities including Room-in-a-Room and patented features.
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Cleveland
Bender Bodr Company
Barberton Avenue
rillvs-Overland
Elvria
Bender Body Company
Uuhder the Laws of
Ohio
Herman Bender
John Bender
Joseph Bender
Theodore Rundtz Jr
Bender Travel Mansions
Coorinz
Wake Progress On Acreage Program
Lorain County measures farm acreages for the federal Soil Conservation Program. C E Dickason reports 28 inspectors in townships and 488 of 1 827 farms have applied for inspections to assess grant eligibility. Measurements continue while weather favors field work. Applications will go to owners of the first 206 farms within weeks.
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Lorain County
C. E. Dickason
Dickason
Elyrians Bag Six Point Buck After Michigan Hunt
A 26 pound six point buck was brought back Thursday night by PD. A. Billings and E. J. Herzog after a five day hunting trip in Michigan. Herzog credited the initial sight and shot, but Billings delivered the final hit to end the chase.
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A. Billings
Alley Inn
E. J. Herzog
Lake Avenue
Michigan
Herzog
Billings
Girl Scouts Organize in Elyria Community Chest Effort
Girl Scout troops in Elyria with about 100 members ages 10 to 18 aim to expand service to more girls in the community. The organization, part of a world wide body with 400000 members in the U S and many abroad, emphasizes citizenship, health and education through weekly meetings and service activities including hospital visits, gifts for the needy, book drives, and Red Cross support.
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Girl Scouts
Elyria
United States
World Association
Hannaford
Hfe
Gates Hospital For
Elyria Home
Oberlin Children's Home
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Parent-Teacher Association
Moria
Red Cross
Gates Hospital
Bar Scouts
War Forces Basque Village To Fish For Living
In Hendaye France the Basque town loses oranges and rum profits due to war and unemployment so mayor Lannepouquet seeks new work for residents turning to fishing lessons from Spanish smugglers and plans to establish Douarnenez canning firms.
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Hendaye
France
Pilus
Lannepouquet
Biscay
Hendare
Motricot
Marot
Douarnenez
Brittany
Cleveland Market Summary and Livestock Prices
Market unsettled with poultry and eggs steady to higher. Livestock and feed prices listed include hens, Leghorns, turkeys, and ducks with varied weights and prices. grain and mill feeds quoted by the bushel or ton, plus straw and hay prices.
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Butte
Springers Cancy
Springers
Springers No
When a Child Faces Death a Guide for Parents
A parent counsels explaining death to a child after a pet dies. It emphasizes that death brings no sensations or thoughts, contrasts death with sleep, and urges honest physical facts. It advises comforting religious beliefs or personal philosophy, and reassures that one dies only when ready.
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Marjorie
Flowers
Kitty
Daddy
Beir
Charcoal Feeds Flames Troy Fire
Fire destroyed a frame building and charcoal stored in the cellar turned to ashes before firefighters contained the blaze. The report closes with a reflection on virtue and conscience.
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Troy
Mice Farm Brings Profit for Oakdale Breeder
Frank Cogoh of Oakdale built a niche breeding white mice business from four dozen animals and has sold about 20 000 mice in three years. He supplies medical research labs nationwide including cancer specialists on the Pacific coast and universities with standard shipments of 100 mice and occasional large orders up to 700. Litters average six per weighing female offspring every 21 days, with researchers using mice of varying ages and sexes.
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Oakdale
Cal
Frank Cogoh
Here
United States
Cook
E. T. Hamlin
Stanislaus County
Hamlin
Pacific Coast
University of British Columbia
Death by self harm in Villach marked by repeated attempts
Caroline Ann Sterzinger a 33 year old Dane in Villach attempted suicide after leaving a farewell note stating she was tired of life. She reportedly had made 16 attempts, swallowing poison on the final try after previous rescues.
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Villach
Austria
Caroline Ann Sterzinger
Daner
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