Elyria Daily News Publication Details Listed
City editor J Clare George and president AC Huondtt publish a daily paper with legal notice of daily publication. It lists pricing for single copies, carrier delivery, and mail rates for Elyria Ohio and surrounding counties, plus advertising reps in Chicago New York and Detroit.
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AC Huondtt
Feebeenneeneenpeia
Elyria Postoffice
Elyria
Pro
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motora Bldg
Elyria Gives Thanks for Steady Banks and Schools
Elyria residents express gratitude for improving finances with banks poised to release restricted funds. The Chest is nearly full, schools function well, and the city reports no major epidemics. A Union Thanksgiving service will be held at First Methodist Church, open to the public, on Thanksgiving Day.
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Elyria
Lorain
Elyrians
First Methodist Church
Two Good Teams Tie In Keen Ely Stadium Battle
Elyria and Lorain play a scoreless tie at Ely Stadium on Saturday, with Elyria hailed as victorious by locals and both squads praised for sportsmanship. The piece notes rivalry, defense, and determination, and hopes the Lorain County teams stay competitive in the league next year.
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Ely Stadium
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain County
Elvria
European style government training for public service urged
Trained officials across Europe build capable civil service through department specific study. The piece argues the United States lacks sufficient training and compensation, leading to politics driven appointments and underqualified administrators. Harvard plans expanded business administration for public service, aiming to create a dependable expert backbone in federal administration and foster lifelong government careers.
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United States
Congress
Harvard University
School of Business Administration
America
Washington
An American Plan For Arms Control Proposal
A senate committee investigation shows abuses in arms traffic endangering world peace. The plan aims to create a permanent Disarmament Commission under the League of Nations and to curb the arms trade with embargoes while engaging the United States.
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Senate
Germany
Mr. Davis
League of Nations
United States
League
Call for international arms licensing to curb global conflict
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues that unilateral arms bans in Bolivia and Paraguay fail without a universal system. It urges international licensing with broad supervision covering all arms and munitions. Though details require study, the American proposal has unsettled many powers and cannot be ignored.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
United States
Philadelphia Inquirer
Birthday Notices and Horoscope for Today
Birthdays include Tom Wallace of Lawsonville Times born in Hurricane Kentucky sixty years ago. William E. Mosher of Syracuse University born in Syracuse New York fifty seven years ago. Angelo Paci Italian author born fifty seven years ago. Lincoln Dr Godshall of Los Angeles born sixty nine years ago. Roger Sherman Baldwin of New York born sixty one years ago. Rear Admiral William W. Phelps born Baltimore sixty five years ago. John Wiley Hill of Cleveland born Shelbyville Indiana forty four years ago. Pat M. Neff Baylor University founder and former Texas governor born McGregor Texas sixty three years ago. Queen Maud of Norway born sixty five years ago. Horoscope notes a patient, affectionate nature with cautious yet adventurous tendencies.
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Tom Wallace
Lawisville Times
Hurricane
William E. Mosher
Syrasse University
Politeal
Syracuse
N. Y
Angelo Paci
Italy
Lincoln Dr. Godshall
Logs Anseles
Lansdale
Rogery Sherman Baldwin
New York
Wiliam W. Phelps
Baltimore
John Wiley Hill
Cleveland
Shelbyville
Ind
Pat M. Neff
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
McGregor
Tex
Queen Maud of
Norway
Britain
Golden Legion Bible Reading Read Acts 290 1-6
Fragmentary text describes Paul traveling with companions from loneliness to fellowship aboard a ship. Mentions Timoray Tasttoe Derhe Joniina Jason Aristarchus Secundus Beadas Berosa Soapater and a Roman Christian greeting. The wording is garbled but references friendship, support for Paul, and early Christian figures aboard the voyage.
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Saung
Timoray
Campatnrean
Tasttoe
Win
Tyrannus
Garis
Derhe
Yumipbey
Vhessu
Jonina
Jason
Pauls
Aristarchus
Ephesus
Secundus
Beadas
Berosa
Soapater
Alo Iome
The Silent Observer column returns to the Chest theme
A community column reflects on the Coast campaign and Community Chest giving. Readers are urged to adopt a standard of donations by income, praising generous givers, anonymous supporters, and the duty to aid the less fortunate while noting selfish critics. The piece blends vignettes and humor with civic appeal.
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Tey
Anniversary notices and history events from old records
A compilation of birthdays and deaths of notable figures including Wilam Cowper, Henry B. Livingston, Sarah Grimke, Battey, Mary Walker, George Cary Erdeslon, Lou Tellegen, and others with dates ranging from 1786 to 1934. Also lists Today in History events such as the first Thanksgiving Proclamation and Stephenson streetcar in New York.
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Annivers Lair
Wilam Cowper
Henry B. Livingston
Jassie
U. Supreme Court
New York
Washington
Sarah MW. Grimke
Charleston
S.C
Boston
Battey
Georgia
Augusta
Rome
Mary Walker
Oswego
N. Y
George Cary Erdeslon
Vevay
Ind
Lou Tellegen
Congress
Stephenson
New York City
Chicago
Dem
Women to Use Harvard Pool on Monday Nights
Harvard University announces that the swimming pool will be reserved for use by women members of faculty families every Monday night, following a precedent of opening the pool to sons of faculty members. The measure aims to provide dedicated access for women within the university community.
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Harvard
Caveridge
Mass
Art
Pear Trees Bloom Twice in John Gardner Garden
Pear trees in the John Gardner home garden are in full bloom for the second time this year, a noted weather feat celebrated by Oregonians today.
Fields Church Notes Nov 26 At tending service and local briefs
Nov 26 church notes report Miss Marjory Bolin from the Kentucky mountains leading Sunday worship with a sermon on Faith. Evening slides by Dre Wagar featured Kentucky mount trains and communion followed. Thanksgiving observed next Sunday with a solo by Miss Sponseller and a sermon on In Everything Give Thanks. Br iefs list local visits, travels, and hospital cases including Mrs Osborn recovering at home and George Kline in Fairview hospital.
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Fields
Marjory Bolin
Kesticky Mountains
Koontz
Dre Wagar
Sponseller
A. R. Underhill
Sarah Miller
la Grange
Charles F. Austin
C. C. Maple
Northwest
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Portland
Oregon
East Side Baptist Church
Lorain
CG. F. Austin
Frank
Cleveland
Walter Peak
Carol
Hattie Peak
Avon
Mary Bainbridge
Frank Harding
W. M. Harding
Elyria
John Bainbridge
John Sigsworth
Chestnut Ridge
A. J. Hulse
Helen Osborn
Fast River Street
W. A. Grilis
George Robinson
A. J Hulse
Norwalk
Mr. Stone
Helen Duorne
George Kline
Fair View
Epworth League
Sundar Ayer
Epworth League Meets and Thanksgiving Plans Noted
Nine new members joined the Epworth League as a Sunday program included a food attendant, Miss Marjory Bolin of Mereaa College sang two numbers, and Dr Wagar led a quarterly conference. The next Epworth gathering will be at William Harrison's home. Miss Marlin Bainbridge plans a Michigan visit the week of Thanksgiving. The Home Builders class invites a pot luck supper at the Harrison home Friday evening.
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Uing
Marjory Bolin
Merea College
Dr. Wagar
Epworth League
William Harrison
Marlin Bainbridge
Michigan
Willan Harrison
Swarthmore Students Largely Pacifist in Poll
At Swarthmore College a poll shows almost half the voters oppose war. Seventy five percent of male students participated and 46 percent voted against war. Total disarmament led with 176 votes while 169 backed decreased disarmament. Fifty favored increased armament. The report notes Prince Edward Island remains under prohibition.
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Swarthmore
Swarthmore College
United States
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Golden Legion
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