Trips To Library Feature Of School Program
Elyria Township schools expand library use with biweekly visits by fifth to eighth graders from Lake Avenue and Markley schools. About 70 Lake Avenue students and 30 Markley students, guided by principals Maynard L Huene and O P Shilts, use the Elyria library to borrow books and explore music art and hands on projects. Local readers from outside the city access the facility more since countywide use began, as Miss Cusler notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyna
Lake Avenue
Maynard L Huene
Umda Cuyler
Elyria Township
Markley School
O P Shilts
Katherine
Lorain County
Cusler
Young Men's Club Hears Sports Talk by Frank Gibbons
Cleveland Press writer Frank Gibbons spoke to the Young Men's Club on sports coverage experiences. He travel covered the Indians and various sports, predicting that night baseball could come to Cleveland with at least seven night games planned for next season. The meeting hinted at a club trip to Nelson Park in Cleveland for a social outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gibbons
Cleveland Press
Young Mens Club
ICA
Indians
Lidies
Nels Park
Cleveland
Campbell Granted Trials on Lake Hallwil for Speed Record
Sir Malcolm Campbell, holder of the world speedboat record at 1193 miles per hour, has been granted permission to conduct trials on Lake Hallwil in Switzerland. The decision enables planned test runs to pursue further record attempts aboard the Bluebird craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Campbell
Lake Hallwil
Switzerland
Oberlin By Mrs Esth at 306 N Professor St
An Oberlin notice states ownership or occupancy by Mrs Esth at 306 N Professor St with delivery service available. Contact phone 4174 for arrangements or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Esth
Professor St
Public Affairs Society Debate on Utility Ownership
A schedule of events for December includes a Public Affairs Society debate on Public Ownership versus Private Ownership of Electric Utilities with speakers Leland Olds and Frank A. Newton in King Bosworth Room at 3:45 PM. Also listed are seminars, student recitals, choir and conservatory activities, and a Founders Day Assembly with President E H Wilkins, plus a senior piano recital and the annual Home Concert by Opera House College Bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
Leland Olds
New York State Power Authority
Frank A. Newton
The
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
King Bosworth Room
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Warner Hall
W St Seaman
J C Kennedy
Founders Day Assembly
Finn
E H Wilkins
Cornerstones ’ Peace Society
King Bofworth Room
Gaetano Salvemini
Vassolini
Katherine E Keighley
Operlin College
Oberlin High Cagers Open 14 Game Schedule
Oberlin High School basketball opens Friday December 2 at home against Wellington. The 1948 49 schedule lists fourteen games eight at home with new foes Lodi and Fairview joining. Key players include Herman Hudwell Norman Willond Clarence Bowman and reserves Don Campbell Hovey Don Haurles Bob Vin Ausdale Bob Ohls and Dennis Danielson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Wellington
Ear
Lodi
Fairview
Locy
Herman Hudwell
Norman Willond
Clarence Bowman
Don Campbell
Hovey
Don Haurles
Bob Vin Ausdale
Bob Ohls
Dennis Danieldson
Oberlin attendees at Lorain County Banking Banquet
The Lorain County Banking Association held its annual banquet at the Masonic Temple in Lorain last evening. Oberlin participants included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spitler, Kenneth Worcester, Henry Smith, P H Ohly of Peoples Bank, H W Barone, Miss Helen Crehan, Miss Ruth Ott, A H Meese, Miss Eva Smith, and O C McKee of Oberlin Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Banking Association
Masonic Temple
Lorain
Oberlin
Harold Edwards
Carl Spitler
Kenneth Worcester
Henry Smith
P H Ohly
The
Peoples Bank
H W Barone
Helen Crehan
Ruth Ott
A H Meese
Eva Smith
O C McKee
Oberlin Savings Bank
Oberlin Exchange Club Hosts Wind Quartet Program
The Oberlin Exchange Club held a luncheon at Oberlin Inn featuring a musical performance by a wind quartet from the Conservatory of Music directed by Mr Wain. He also spoke briefly about the instruments used by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Goodwind
Conservatory of Music
Wain
Junior Forum Meeting Hosts Travel Topic Evening
Mrs Clarence Berg hosted the Junior Forum gathering with Mrs Don Leahy and Mrs Rowe assisting. The program focused on travel as Miss Julia Philips spoke on Colonial Williamsburg and Miss Janice Beckwith discussed the Gaspe Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Berg
Don Leahy
Rowe
Julia Philips
Colonial Williamsburg
Janice Beckwith
Gaspe Peninsula
American Legion Auxiliary Benefit Card Party
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a benefit card party this evening at eight o’clock in the Legion Hall. Members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Local Dental Association Attends Cleveland Meeting
Dr and Mrs R S Young of New Concord spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J E Rosecrans of North Pleasant Street. Dr Young attended the Dental Association meeting held at the Statler hotel in Cleveland. Robert Rose of Pittsburgh was a weekend guest at the Rosecrans home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R S Young
New Concord
J. E Rosecrans
North Pleasant Street
Dr Young
Dental Association
Statler Hotel
Cleveland
Robert Rose
Pittsburgh
Rosecrans
Workers In Two County Offices Get Pay Raises
Horizontal raises of five dollars a month were granted this month to twelve employees in the Clerk of Cwits HE Agates department and four employees in County Recorder Vose Wilder's department. The increases are partial restorations of prior cuts. Raises range from eighty to one hundred ninety dollars monthly, with the chief deputy at the high end. Recorders staff receiving raises include Cora Phelps, Clara Johnson, Gladis Brese, and Grace Steel, with salaries now between one hundred fifty and eight hundred ninety-five dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Wits
Grace Steel
Postpone Exhibit 4 bike sale and handcraft show
Vass Doris Tadd, supervisor of the Aid for Dependent Children department, announced a one week postponement of Exhibit 4 originally set for Thursday through Saturday this week. The event, featuring ground floor Middle avenue crafts, art objects, and home manufactured products, will now run December 10 and involve mothers in the ADC program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vass Doris
Tadd
A DC
Miss Todd
Middle Avenue
Seend Street
Templecourt Way
Don’t Neglect A Toothache See A Dentist
Dr C N Chrisman explains toothache causes and treatments focusing on exposed nerves and pulp. He recalls childhood pain from toothache and earache, noting that a treatment suitable for one type may worsen another. The article emphasizes seeking dental care for persistent tooth pain.
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C. N. Chrisman
M.D
Decay Exposes Nerves and Tooth Pain Dangers
When a tooth decays nerves are exposed to air and germs causing pulp swelling and sharp toothache. Temporary relief comes from avoiding debris and oil of cloves, but urgent dentist consultation is needed as neglect worsens decay. Pulp infection and abscess can affect bone and tissues, with possible spread of germs via blood.
Toothache and abscess care guidance from a dentist
The text outlines home remedies and medical steps for tooth pain and abscesses. It notes that pus may emerge as swelling forms, recommends mustard plaster and ice for relief, warns hot water bottles worsen pain, and advises lancing then dental evaluation to decide extraction or saving the tooth. It also explains heat and cold effects on living and dead pulp and stresses seeing a dentist immediately.
Iowa Educator Is Named President of Ohio Wesleyan
DELAWARE Ohio Nov 29 Ohio Wesleyan University names Dr Herbert J Burgstahler eighth president chosen after a year long search He will take the helm Sept 1 1939 succeeding Dr Edmund D Soper who resigned Jan 10 Acting president remains Dr Edward L Rice head of Zoology until next school year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mid-Western
Herbert J. Burgstahler
Cornell College
Mt Vernon
Iowa
Ohio Wesleyan
Burgsthahler
Edmund D. Soper
Edward L Rice
Markets Grain and Ice Prices at Sheets Elevator
Prices for flour, corn, wheat, oats, and hay vary by grade. Quotations cover mill feed, middlings, bran, oil meal, cottonseed meal, gluten, and multiple hay and straw grades with per unit and carload ranges.
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Montana Millia
Unclear OCR Listing for Elevator Prices and Colors
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled product codes and color labels including VY HEAT No 2 red 66% and ORN No 2 yellow 32% with oats and other lines, but the data is indecipherable and not coherent as a news item. No clear event or action is detectable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Vator
Barley and corn prices from old grocery listing
A fragmented price list shows Bar So. 1 red 62 percent, No 23 Oita CORN No 2 yellow 4714 48c, No 3 yellow 48 47, OATS No 2 white 27 percent 28 percent, No 3 white 2514 27Me. Mentions extras like HGGh-bLxtras 33c and current receipts 264 percent, Bolter-Extra 32c, rolls Sic, standard prints 29 cents.
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Oita
Cleveland Produce and Live Poultry Market Prices
Market notes show butter and eggs with steady rates including extra 4c terms and 32c standards. Live poultry prices list work hens heavy at 1.19 dollars, leghorn categories at 14 18c, roosters and ducks mixed with various weights and conditions, geese and turkeys priced for different sizes.
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Cleveland
Poultry and Produce Prices From Regional Market
Listing of live poultry and potatoes with per unit prices. Young hens and weighty toms 20c, 18 19c, old hens 19c, old tomatbe No 3 1c. Potatoes Michigan cobbers 100 125 bag, Chile round whites 115 125, best run sers 145, washed Chippewas 185 200, North Dakota tobderm 31 430, reds 100 Maine 150 185, Idaho 185 209.
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Michigan
Chile
North Dakota
Maine
Idaho
Market prices for fruits and vegetables in short list
A column of market prices shows various produce items with weights and prices. Apples list includes McIntosh Jonathan Delleiung Baldwin Greening Northern Spy and others with per basket or per bushel pricing. Beets broccoli cabbage carrots and cucumbers are priced per basket or per unit, along with celery onions endive ficus etc, reflecting a bustling wholesale/retail market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Jonathan
Delleiung
Baldwin
Northern Spy
Pee Ans Hothouse
Savoy
Plains
Grocery Produce Ad From Local Market Flyer
A fragmented shopping list shows various produce items with prices and packaging notes. Items include parsnips, radishes, spinach, squash, lettuce, tomatoes, turnips, cucumbers, and more with baskets, bags, and per unit pricing. Names of items and rough quantities are visible, reflecting a late 20th century style market flyer.
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Young Men’s Club
Richard Clevenger
Ier Wood
Union St
College
J S Dnckhoff
Phineas
School of Theology
Bosworth Hall
William W Leete
New Haven
America
Oberlin High
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Christmas
Elyria Savings
Phrlyn
Dr, Chrisman
Quer
East Ave
Opp
Postoffice
Roledo Grain Close
Cleveland Livestock
Howegrowers’ Market
Hubbard
Doan
Milliona
Lydney
Onon
MOT Printing Company
Ose, Tam
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