68,427 Days Lost In 1933 By Lorain County Workers
Lorain County industrial workers lost 68,427 days in 1933 due to accidents, totaling over 187 years. Thomas P. Kearns of the Industrial Commission reports 1,429 claims, with six fatal, 26 permanent disability, 307 more than seven days, 156 seven days or less, and 934 medical cases. The metal goods industry led with 494 claims. Commercial, vehicle manufacture, and public employees followed. Infection affected 1,769 cases, underscoring first aid importance. Nationwide, 130,016 injury claims were filed in the year.
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Lorain County
Thomas P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of
Asia
Industrial Commission
Dance Classes to Start Saturday at K C T M Hall
Art and Manda Render of Cleveland announced they will begin this year’s dance classes at 2 p.m. Saturday in the K C T M Hall. They are well known in Elyria for their eight years of work. London England has a Pat[a]r nooster Row.
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Art
Manda Render
Cleveland
Elyria
Miss Dorothy Sooy Weds Bernard Workman
Penfield Ohio September 6 A lovely early September wedding joined Miss Dorothy Sooy of Penfield and Bernard Workman of Danville. The ceremony September 1 at 2 30 pm was at the bride’s home with Rev John J McAlphine officiating. A piano recital opened the service and green and white decor carried the theme. The bride wore burgundy velvet with talisman roses. maid of honor Esther Sooy wore moss green. After a champagne luncheon over forty relatives and friends attended. The couple will reside in Homerville after a Chicago motor trip to the Century of Progress.
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Penfield
Dorothy Sooy
Ohio
Bernard Workman
Danville
Homer Sooy
John J. McAlphine
Penfield Methodist Church
Florence Workman
Esther Sooy
Herman Workman
Workman
Penfield High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Danville College
Homerville
Chicago
Century of Progress
Local social notes from Ridgeville and Elyria
Sept .-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young of Ridgeville and sister Mrs. George Lamberton of Elyria call ed on Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Heckel Thursday afternoon. June and Jean Prindle guests of grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Weheler of East Springfield, Pa., for several days. Mrs. Alice Marlin of Elyria visited Mrs. F. H. Lewis and family Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman of Ridgeville and two sons visited Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Senning and family. Markley Busy Boys Four H Club met August 11 at Wade Worcester’s home. Members present included Lewis, Ehlers, Senning, Rhone, Worcester, McCarty, Papay, Morris and others. Lewis nominated to attend Club Congress at Columbus. Project books finished and signed in the secretary’s book. Refreshments served.
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Sriefs Vincent
Fred Young
Ridgeville
George Lamberton
Elyria
Heckel
June
Jean Prindle
John Weheler
East Springfield
Pennsylvania
Alice Marlin
F. H. Lewis
Hoffman
Chambers family reunion and church board meeting notes
The 39th annual Chambers family reunion occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chambers with attendance by Mrs. Frankie Reese and others. A Methodist church Sunday School official board met Friday in church parlors with elev en members present, planning an ice cream and pie social and changing literature for the coming year, with officer elections to be announced later.
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F. H. Lewis
Frankie Reese
A. C. Haynes and Sons
J. G. Morris and
Chambers
W. H. Chambers
Haynes
The
Methodist Church Sunday School
John Harnish
Eschtruth
Frank Eschtruth
Harvey Stoughton
Laurabell Stoughton
Eleanor Cucu
Myron Starr
Francie Stinebring
John Cook
New Oberlin Briefs Report Sept and Fatkner Family Item
New Oberlin notes a Sept. briefing mentioning Mr and Mrs Charles Fatkner in local items. Details are sparse with partial names and fragments from an unrestored OCR. The item hints at community notices and personal updates within the Oberlin area.
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New Oberlin, Sept
Charles Fatkner
Sunday Dinner Guests From Across States
Donald and Miss Ferrell of Ridgeville joined Mr. and Mrs. Falkner and others in Ridgeville for Sunday evening supper. The Kennedy couple from Cumberland Maryland and Butts from Detroit Michigan also visited. C H Davis and son William Arline Richards and Mr Rogers of Oberlin joined Carl Schmitz for a Sunday supper. Gene Alexander of Bellevue dined Monday with his brother D Alexander and spouse. C Justin and N Webber watched Air Races in Cleveland Sunday afternoon and attended theatre that evening.
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Donald
Ferrell
Ridgeville
Arthur Falkner
Wm. Kennedy
Cumberland
Maryland
Butts
Detroit, Mich
C. H. Davis
William
Arline Richards
Mr. Rogers
Oberlin
Carl Schmitz
Gene Alexander
Bellevue
D. Alexander
C. Justin
N. Webber
Cleveland
Families Attend Lorain County Fair From Local Area
Attendees included families of Hastings, Reisinger, Justin, Hurst, Schmite, Falkner, Mann, Webbber, Smith and Webber. Also Mr. Gorman and his two daughters Irena and Martha of Cleveland visited Sunday at the home of F Sleiga.
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Lorain County Fair
Hastings
Reisinger
Justin
Hurst
Schmite
Falkner
Mann
Webbber
Smith and Webber
Gorman
Irena
Martha
Cleveland
F. Sleiga
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New London
Henry Meredeith
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Emma Sooy
J. O. Carpenter
Ben Sooy
Claude Gannett
Spencer
W. W. Hyde
Wellington
Edgar Pearce
la Grange
Frank Sooy
Ted Svbrandt
Maxine Hopkins
Sylvia Jackson
C. E. Sooy
Margaret
Louise
Lawrence Sooy
Vincent
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Congress Hall
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Army
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Bidg
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