Methodist Ministers Await Appointments for Next Year
In Delaware Ohio on September 12, fourteen hundred ministers at the tri conference of Ohio north east and west Ohio await next year’s appointments. Cabinets worked over the weekend and may announce late today or tomorrow. Four bishops preached yesterday as about 16 000 visitors attended services with hundreds turned away. Seventy two candidates were consecrated as deacons elders and deaconesses by Bishop Luther B Wilson of New York.
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Delaware
Tri
Ohio North East
West Ohio
Methodist Church
Luther B. Wilson
New York
Death notices list Blaser and Campbell families in Ridgeville area
Mary Blaser aged 72 died Sept 11 in St Josephs hospital Lorain after illness. Survived by daughters Gertrude LaRue Elyria Anna Felter Norwalk and Bernard Blaser Bloomville, plus nine brothers four grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral at St Peters Ridgeville with burial there. George Campbell aged 87 died at daughter Florences home Nichols Court after three weeks illness. Survived by daughter, step-daughter Anna Lowstetter, brother William, ten grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Services at Second Congregational church Ridgeville with G A R in charge at grave.
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Mary Blaser
Peter Blaser
Ridgeville
Gertrude LaRue
Winckle Street
Elyria
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Gertrude la Rue
Anna Felter
Norwalk
Bernard Eres
Bloomvillle
Ohio
Bernard Flock
Peter Flock
St. Peter's Church
Rhein
St. Peter's Cemetery
George C. Campbell
Florence Wissinger
Nichols Court
Joss
Anna Lowstetter
Braddock
William
Johnstown
Second Congregational Church
Richard Allen Post
Ridgelawn
Baby Boy or Girl Trial Heads to Cleveland Court
In Cleveland a common pleas court faces a landmark maternity case. Mrs. Sam Smith claims her newborn boy named George was swapped with a girl in the hospital. The physician denies the boy designation and the father insists on pursuing the matter through court.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Common Pleas
Sam Smith
George
Freight Heavy On Henry Ford's Railroad
London Ohio reports added four extra freight trains on the Detroit, Toledo and Milwaukee line owned by Henry Ford. The line from Springfield to Jackson carries the extra trains while other roads are not congested. The cause is attributed to Ford plant shipments moving to distant points from Detroit.
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London, O
D. T
Henry Ford
Detroit
Springfield
South Charleston
South Solon
Washington, D. H
Jackson
Hew Ford
Norwalk Men End Pleasure Ride In Court
Three Norwalk men faced a magistrate after a casual Sunday ride ended in police court. Lawrence Boyle and Elmer Smith pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined $1 plus costs. Ernest Stone paid $5 and costs for speeding on Huron street, claiming the liquor bottle found in the car belonged to another man who had fled before the arrest.
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Norwalk
Harry Hinkson
Lawrence Boyle
Elmer Smith
Ernest Stone
Huron Street
Stone
Assault on Wife Costs Man 25 Dollars Fine
Thomas Andrews stopped on the Green Line was arrested by Sheriff E. G. Mathews Saturday night after being found beating his wife. A warrant charging assault and battery was sworn out, and he was fined 25 dollars and costs in Justice S. J. George’s court after trial.
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Thomas Andrews
Green Line
E. G. Mathews
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Coolidge weighs special session and 1928 plans
President Coolidge returns to Washington from the Black Hills amid pressure over a possible Senate special session, Mexico ambassador, Philippines governor general, and tax cuts. He faces questions about his 1928 candidacy while planning cabinet talks with Curtiss and party leaders.
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Senate
Congress
Coolidge
Curtis
Black Hills
Washington
White House
Wellington Return From Eastern Trip
Wellington residents W J Powel Harry Lee Ira Lee Harold Whiteside and Dan Greisinger returned from a week long east tour visiting New York New Jersey Washington DC and Canada on the return trip. Newlyweds Pearl Townsend and partner journeyed west via Vancouver then sailed to Alaska. Several locals spent weekends with relatives in New York Ridgeville and Oberlin and others planned or began training at Ohio University and Oberlin Business College.
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Wellington
Messrs
W. J. Powel
Harry Lee
Ira Lee
Harold Whiteside
Dan Greisinger
New York
New Jersey
Washington
D. C
Canada
Pearl Townsend
Vancouver
Alaska
Franklin Wight
Laurel Hines
Oberlin Business College
Sidney Lee
Perry Lee
Rolland West
Chagrin Falls
Donald Harman
Grove City
Herbert Harman
Wm. Schotts
Perry Mohrman
Kent Rowland
Niagara Falls
Local headlines report injuries and incidents in Elyria area
Six year old David Drewald suffered a head cut after being struck by a bicycle rider near Ely School. A wagon wheel collision on Cleveland road involved Mrs Imhof driving the machine that struck Eddie Sickman’s wagon, left rear wheel smashed. Millard Jordan fined $5 and costs for speeding on Lodi street. A football rules meeting at the YMCA to discuss 1927 rules will be held at 7 30 tonight. Allen Day and Herbert Wilson report their Ford roadster stolen at Cleveland Beach, license A 9S 765. A correction issued for Stella J Conway’s name in a Chronicle Telegram notice on Elyria board of education.
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Mit
David Drewald
Abbey Road
Ely School
Carl Dodsley
Marseilles Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Eddies Sickman
Cleveland Road
Imhof
M.C. A
Lake Resort
Allen Day
Herbert Wilson
Cleveland Beach
Guard Tanker With Liquor Cargo
In Philadelphia on September 12 the tanker Balko lay under heavy guard at Greenwich Point piers. Prohibition agents sought to identify who brought the vessel into port with a liquor cargo valued at $2,000,000. A string of empty rail cars stood by for a Sunday shipment of vegetables, but agents uncovered barrels and cases of rye and Scotch aboard the ship.
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Philadelphia
Greenwich Point
Fenn. R. R
Ohio Sees Twenty-Two More Infantile Paralysis Cases
Columbus reports twenty-two new infantile paralysis cases bringing September totals to one hundred fifteen. Ten deaths this month so far. Toledo health commissioner Robert H. M. Elrod says one death occurred last night and three suspected mild cases are under observation for poliomyelitis.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department, of Health
Robert HM. Elrod
Toledo
Health Department
Death toll rises from infantile paralysis in Pennsylvania city
Lancaster Pa Sept 12 The death toll from infantile paralysis in this city stood at 13 percent Two deaths occurred over the weekend All children under twelve years of time have been banned from Sunday schools and moving picture shows and theatres while the opening of schools has been postponed in an effort to check the spread of the disease.
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Lancaster
Jewish orphans present playlets at Gates School
Seventy five? thirty-five children from the Jewish orphan home at Cleveland will perform a series of playlets at the Gates School auditorium Sunday at 7 30 PM. Sidney Kusworn, a nationally known speaker, will help promote the orphans’ theme in Cleveland Heights. In Zanesville Chandlers a monument was dedicated to Ike M Robinson former grand master of Ohio Masons.
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Cleveland
Gates School
Sidney Kusworn
Cleveland Heights
Zanesville
Chandlers
Ile
Muskingum County
Ike M. Robinson
Ohio Masons
Stone Sentenced to Three Years in Federal Prison
Geo W Stone head of the defunct George W Stone Co investment brokers pleaded guilty to nine counts of using the mails to defraud and was sentenced by Judge Paul Jones to three years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary and a $1000 fine. Indictments charge sending $199000 in fake bonds through three non existent firms.
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Cleveland
Geo. W. Stone
George W. Stone Co
Paul Jones
United United States
Stone
Federal
Atlanta
George W. Stone UN
Tone
Carl D. Friebotin
Mrs Snyder And Judd Gray Declared Sane
Ossining New York September report: state lunacy commission examines and declares sane Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray, both under death sentence for the murder of Ruth's husband Albert. Prison staff note Gray was mentally well but saddened by Haddon Gray of Syracuse not visiting in the death house.
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Ossining. NL
State
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Snyder
Albert
Gray
Haddon Gray
Syracuse
Rin
Parole Granted in Liquor Case for William Neuter
On court recommendation prosecutors sheriff county officials parole William Neuter to twenty five dollars down on a total fine of three hundred ninety dollars and pay the rest at twenty five dollars per month Neuter pleaded guilty Saturday to possession and transporting intoxicating liquor after Friday night arrest by Sheriff E G Mathews
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Actorn Sherif
William Neuter
Neuter
E. G. Mathews
Market Report From Cleveland Produce Prices
Markets in Cleveland show potatoes at 4.00 a sack for Jersays 150 pounds and 3.75 for Ohio round whites. cheese prices range from 27 to 55 cents for various types. poultry includes fowls and leghorns with several price points. butter and eggs list multiple quality levels and rates.
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Cleveland
Jersay
Ohio
Virginia
Iimburger
York State
New
Livestock Prices Mixed at Cleveland and Toledo Markets
Hogs at Cleveland receipts around 500 with higher tone 15 to 25 cents. prices range 10.00 to 11.50 for 250 class, cattle receipts 700 with slow to steady demand. beef steers 5.50 to 9.75, cows 5.75 to 7.25. sheep receipts 3,000 and market 25 to 50 cents higher with top fat lambs at 14.25. Toledo hogs receipts 450 with 25 to 40 cent gain. heavies 10.75 to 11.00, calves and sheep/lambs with modest rises and light demand.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
Judge Refuses Injunction To Stop Fight At Dempsey Tunney
Chicago September 12 Judge Otto Kermer denied BE Clements Coliseum Club president an injunction blocking the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout set for September 22 Clements had sought to compel Dempsey to honor a contract to fight Harry Wills before any other opponent.
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Chicago
Otto Kermer
BE Clements
Coliseum Club of
Clements
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Night Watchman Murder Reported At Skating Rink
Walter Yeager age 40 night watchman at the skating rink in Elizabeth town Ohio was found shot in his sleeping quarters behind the rink early today. Neighbors heard five men flee after the gunshots about 3 15 am police pursue a liquor hijacking motive in this suspected homicide.
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Cincinnati
Walter Yeager
Elizabethtown
Hee Haw News Highlights Local Growth and Housing
The page notes 5,000,000 radio sets in operation in the United States, about half of world total. Don A. Barlow begins a new home on Wooster Street. Spring Valley building activity includes Club House nearing completion and English-design homes under construction. Tips on home improvement and practical jokes add local flavor to the column.
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The
L. S
Spring Valley
Flying Secretary Gephart Heads National Air Derby Entry
Flying secretary Valentine Gephart of Seattle will pilot the City of Olympia from Roosevelt Field New York on September 19 in the national air derby from New York to Spokane. Gephart serves as secretary of the National Aeronautic Association of the United States.
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Valentine Gephart
Seattle
Wash
Olympia
Washington
Roosevelt Field
New York
Spokane
Gephart
National Aeronautic Association of the United
Oberlin Singing Teacher Opens Elyria Studio
Mrs. Charles Edward Mayhew of Oberlin, noted singing teacher and former Musical Art Society director, will open a studio in the Elyria block next week. City schools in Zanesville will stay closed for one more week per the board of education.
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Oberlin
Charles Edward Mayhew
Elyria
Mayhew
Musical Art Society
Last Seaso
Zanesville
Board of Education
Judge Webber Addresses Pioneers and Rotary Club
Judge A R Webber spoke at the sixty fifth gathering of pioneers of Summit and Medina counties in Bath on Democracy. He also spoke to the Sandusky Rotary Club on Progress of Democracy.
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Webber
A. R. Webber
Summit
Medina
Bath
Boys Who Do Not Like School Held Here
Two 13 year old boys Eddie Kriputewski and Andrew Barczewski were picked up by police. They claimed to visit mothers in Rocky River but no guardian was found. After hours in jail they confessed their home addresses and said they ran away because they did not like school. They are held until parents arrive.
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Eddie Kriputewski
Spafford Avenue
Andrew Barczewski
Jenna Avenue
Cleveland
Rocky River
Cir
Blue symbolism through cultures and mortuary symbolism
Blue has been favored across cultures with associations to divinity, authority, fidelity, and contemplation. It appears in Greek goddesses and angels, Jewish ritual wear, Mongol power, and heraldry. Early Christian art linked blue to eternity and mortality, leading to use as a coffin covering.
Sport Wristlets Describe Leather Trio Sets with Gold Rings
The latest sport wristlets feature leather bands colored to match dresses and trimmed with narrow gold rings. They are worn in trio sets.
Kidnapping and Robbery Amid Automo Byle Club Scandal
William S. Gilbreath, manager of the Detroit Automobile club, was forced to watch robbers kidnap two victims. Edmund Weiner was beaten and died hours later. Ted Nolan and others involved were also attacked as the bandits robbed a line station. The scene centers on a violent offense tied to a criminal gang execution. Roger Bacon’s geocentric theory is noted as historical background in a separate fragment.
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William S. Gilbreath
Forte
Detroit Automobile Club
Edmund Weiner
Gilbreath
Webner
Ted Nolan
Toda
Josh
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