Meals Served At Elyria Memorial Hospital In 1926 27
Elyria Memorial hospital fed patients through 170 387 meals in the year ending June 30 1927 averaging over 468 meals daily costing 30 000 for raw food and 14 000 for preparation J R Mannix superintendent reports seven tons of fresh meat four tons of sugar three tons of butter two tons ham and eggs two tons of chicken one ton of fish and one ton of cereal used along with twelve thousand loaves of bread ten thousand gallons of milk five thousand dozen eggs two thousand two hundred gallons canned fruit and two thousand gallons canned vegetables reflecting the hospital scale and supply needs
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
J. R Mannix
Elyria Meridyial Hospital
Bank Teller In Plight Blamed on Gambling Losses
Steubenville Ohio September reports police blame gambling losses at dog racing tracks for John McClain a 25 year old teller at Steubenville Bank and Trust Co. He faces an indictment for embezzling about 11 000 with losses tied to horse racing and greyhound racing. He was arrested at his mother’s home after the grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
John McClain
McClaw
Steubenville Bank and ‘Trust Co
Pere
McClair
Touie McClain
McClain
Death Notice for Joseph Boyer in Toledo Ohio
Joseph Boyer aged forty eight died at the State hospital Toledo Ohio. He is survived by his father Michael Boxer of West street and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at nine from St Agnes church. The body is at Welsh's Funeral Home.
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Joseph Boyer
State Hospital
Toledo
Ohio
Michael Boxer
West Street
St Agnes Church
Welsh
Foma Barnes
Bert Whitcomb
Elyria
Andrew
Lawrence
Edward Wells
Columbus
Ohio State University
Lawrence BeVier
Dorment
Florida
Father Cone
Josephona Haytom
Lashley
C.& Whdman
Plymouth
Wreck near Canton Reveals Liquor In Chief’s Car
Sept 22 Findlay Ohio. A wrecked automobile carrying Canton chief of police John Wise and George Reiter contained liquor. Sheriff E B Clark recovered a pint gin bottle, with two more bottles claimed by farmers as survivors hid them in a haystack. Survivors James Aungst and William Thompson escaped with minor bruises. Reiter died from a fractured skull and Wise died after removal from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
Canton
Reiter
Chief Wise
Prominent Figures Attend Fight Event Across Cities
Notable attendees included former governor Cox and Mrs Cox at Chicago hotels. Majors from diverse cities such as Kendrick Philadelphia George Leach Minneapolis Larry Hodgson St Paul Janes Dahlman Omaha James Rolph San Francisco and others populated the scene. Governors and business leaders from across the nation joined the spectacle with many theater personalities also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Cunde Nest
Puhiiehrer
A M P Bedall
New York Menant LP Fisher
H.W Fiazee
Baton Rel Sox
H. H. Broad
Mearnim Autoo
Ed Ballard
Sport Man
W. J Connm Buiftle
John Ringling
Circus Mar
G Cirde
Caiing Steel
Bond
Roh. Allison
Santa Fe
F A McGannie
Ince
Fera
Mickey Walker
England
Pleas Entered Not Guilty In Larceny Case
Roy Hebeprand Gnanennerh Jones and Kenneth Jones pleaded not guilty to petit larceny after arrest on a tire theft warrant by Joseph Gross. Each released on $100 bond pending trial. Steve Becker also pled not guilty to assault and battery and is set for trial Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hebeprand Gnanennerh Jones
Sheriff's Department
Court of Justice St George
Hebebrand
Jones
Joseph Gross
Gross
Kenneth Brown
Kenneth Jones
Steve Becker
Frank Brrski
Dog Law Enforced, Minkler Says
County Dog Warden Lee Minkler states the new dog law effective Aug. 10 will be enforced. Owners must register dogs, display licenses, and confine or chain pets from sundown to sunrise with a $10 to $25 penalty for violations.
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Minkler
Lee Minkler
Pope Gives $190,009 for Mississippi Flood Victims
New York report says Pope Pius XII donated 190000 dollars for flood victims in the Mississippi Valley as announced by the Catholic Near East Welfare Association. The gift underscores church relief efforts following the disaster.
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New York
Pope Pius
Mississippi Valley
Catholic Near East Welfare Association
Spectator counts rise as ring fight nears spectacle in field
Tex Rickard prepares lights and broadcast plan for a high profile bout. Thousands line center field while rail, air, and auto arrivals swell attendance and purse totals approach millions.
Number Three Race Results Across the Nation
The class B race began in Ohio and stretched to Montana with twenty five starters. Top finishers include J. S. Charles of Richmond Virginia C W Meyers of Detroit Eugene Detmer of Tarrytown Leslie Miller of Des Moines W H Emery Jr of Bradford B G Pep of Ypsilanti Jack Ashcraft of Towants K R Unger of Madison C B McMahon of Miles City Montana.
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Beil
Moline
E. H. Lee
Chicago
James Rae
Philadelphia
W. Cleveland
Cleveland
Ohioe
Montana
J. S. Charles
Richmond
C. W. Meyers
Detroit
Eugene Detmer Tarrytown
Leslie Miller
Wettest Month in New Orleans Weather Record
The New Orleans weather bureau reports August this year as the wettest since 1888 with total rainfall of 32 inches. It records 22.74 inches in August and notes seventeen days of heavy downpours in August 1997 across the thirty one days.
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New Orleans
Weather Bureau
The
Picture by Local Man Wins Prize in Contest
A photograph by R. A. Barber of Middle Avenue taken in C. W Scheide’s garden secured third prize in a Mid-Week Pictorial garden picture contest. Real estate transfers listed include Cordell R Northam to Alfred F Nabm for part of sublots 51-2, Daniels and Braunad, Lorain for 10 dollars and several other parcel transactions with varying sums.
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New York Times Co
C. W Scheide
R. A. Barber
Middle Avenue
Mr. Barber
Cordell R Northam
Alfred F Nabm
Daniels and Braunad
Lorain
Oberlin Golf Club Finals First Round Near Finish
The Oberlin Golf Club finals begin with the first round to be completed this afternoon eliminating eight of the Slateen entrants from last week’s preliminaries. Officials expect two to three days for second rounds and the championship match. The club plans a possible special assessment to expand the course from nine to twelve dates next spring.
Oberlin Council Sets Taxi Parking Rules
Oberlin village council approved an ordinance limiting taxi cab parking to one cab per company per street. Yellow Cab gains first stall on North Main, Abe Black and White Cab takes third stall. Council discussed electric light rates and a city dump press to bale scrap metal, but funding delays push plans to year‑start.
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Oberlin
North Main Street
Abe Black
D. D Herrick
Quiet Ex Police Circles in Oberlin
Oberlin police report no arrests for two weeks, a departure from the usual activity, according to May or J. L. Edwards, noting an unusually orderly period in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
J. L. Edwards
Oberlin freshmen blocked traffic with sophomore initiation
Freshmen at Oberlin College, pressed into service by sophomores, blocked traffic for several evenings. One freshman was made to roll up his trousers and stand at the center of the main corner to direct cars. A clash with village traffic officers followed, leaving many cars queued for blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Oberlin Trafic
Rowr End
Trafic
Oberlin Inn Changes Hands Under New Management
Oberlin Inn formerly the Park Hotel now operates under new management announced by Thurston the college treasurer Mr and Mrs W D Hobbs take over from Miss Mary Wicks who managed the hotel with Wr and Mrs P E Niclsen resigning last spring The hotel dining room has been redecorated and reopened Anne a finishes a new annex to the Allen hospital north of the main building to treat mild contagious cages and cases previously kept at Brownipe Tense on Forest street the two story structure features a double gated porch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Inn
Park Hotel
College
Thurston
Mary Wicks
W. D Hobbs
Oberlin
Miss Wicks
P. E Niclsen
ANNEA
Allen Hospital
Torme 3
Forest Street
Oberlin President Called to Boston for Funeral
Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins new Oberlin College president was unable to address students at first chapel as he rushed to Boston to speak at the funeral of Cy Walter Sargent once head of Educational Art at the University of Chicago. He will return Friday afternoon and speak Tuesday at the regular chapel.
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Wilkins
Boston
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Wilking
Cy Walter Sargent
Educational Art Department
University of Chicago
Oberlin
Slow Sale of Gherlin College Football Tickets
Secretary George M. Jones says football season tickets for Gherlin college are moving slowly this year because the first game is farther away. Reserved tickets cover the entire season, replacing per game reservations, with four home games: Kenton October 1, Western Reserve October 15, Akron November 5, and Met Usion November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gherlin College
George M. Jones
College Athletic Department
Kenton
Western Reserve
Akron
Met Usion
City Manager Reports August Village Activities
The August monthly report shows Polhier-25 complaints answered, two cogs killed, seven doors found unlocked at night, 21 arrests, two stolen cars recovered, and four liquor raids conducted. Fire alarms yielded a loss under ten dollars, one alarm outside town incurred £15,000 loss. Four building permits issued at a total cost of $1 250. Water department supplied 6,699,900 gallons. Regulations limit dump use to Oberlin slivens on two days weekly with a new gate to be kept open. trash only allowed on those days. Minor village notes list residents moving, travel, and scholarships.
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Polhier
Fira
City Water Department
Dave
Cvtr
Oberlin
North Main Street
Wellington Leaves for Tulsa and Other Towns
Wellington parties depart for Tulsa Oklahoma with Lioyd Wight and Florence Wight. Lioyd will continue to Beaumont Texas while Florence heads to Wichita Hangas to take a librarianship role. Misa Wight will work with Mias Vera Schott who originally lived here.
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Oklahoma
Wellington
Lioyd Wight
Florence Wight
Tulsa
Lioyd
Beaumont
Texas
Florence
Wichita
Hangas
Misa Wight
Mias Vera Schott
Oberlin college notes and local movements
Guest of her sister Mrs. Harry Hovey on North Pleasant street Thomas W Graham delivered the first address of the year at the first chapel exercises held by the college yesterday. Mrs SS FE Miller leaves Monday for Newark Ohio to act as the Oberlin delegate at the Pythian sisters convention. A baby girl was born yesterday at Allen hospital to Mr and Mrs Finkel of Wellington. Bertha Rowe of Spencer Ohio was operated on yesterday at Allen hospital for appendicitis. Mrs Charles B Ketcham wife of the pastor of the First Methodist church leaves Allen hospital today after appendicitis surgery. Irene Worcester of 25 College place returns to Ypsilanti Michigan where she studies at the Michigan State Teachers college. Robert Wilson spends two weeks in Oberlin before going to Harvard to enter the Harvard School of Business Administration. Gladys Wartt of Colorado arrives to spend the winter in Oberlin.
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Harry Hovey
North Pleasant Street
Thomas W. Graham
SS FE Miller
Newark
Ohio
Oberlin
Pythian Sisters
Horn
Allen Hospital
Finkel
Wellington
Bertha Rowe
Spencer Ohio
Charles B. Ketcham
First Methodist Church
Irene Worcester
College Place
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Michigan State Teachers College
Robert Wilson
Harvard
Harvard School of Business Administration
Gladys Wartt
Colorado
Markets Peaches and Apples of Good Quality in Columbus
New York supplies the local peach market at 2.754 a bushel with well sized stock and little decay. Ohio Jonathan apples offered at 5.59 a bushel. Elberta prices 2.75. Cleveland area reports mixed produce prices for potatoes and livestock. hogs and cattle show declines and steady to strong sheep. Toledo hogs and calves weaken slightly. grain quotes for wheat corn oats and seeds listed. Liberty bonds quoted. Brandt brothers to build a $300,000 furniture plant in Celina with $156,000 raised locally.
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Columbus
New York
Ohio
Elbertas
Jonathan Pushal
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Packing Sons
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Ryk
Bankley
Timothy
Policeman Likely Granted Pension from Elyria Force
The Elyria police pension fund trustees met to review Thomas Drage’s pension application. Service Director James A. Stewatt stated the pension will likely be granted. Drage joined the force in January 1907 and served as patrolman before long sickness led to desk service.
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Police Pension Fund
Ibis
Thomas Drage
Elyria Police Department
Drage
James A. Stewatt
John Smith
Elvira
Cersing
Baby in Court Battle Over parental rights in Cleveland
A habeas corpus hearing in Cleveland before Judge Cal V Weygandt centers on whether a four week old baby girl is the rightful child of Mrs Sam Smith or another unknown mother. The case hinges on hospital records, nurse testimonies, and adhesive tape evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Cal V. Wey- Bandt
Sam Smith
Zris Smith
Wesgande Wail
Vis . Smith
Weygandt
Smith Gadares
Evangelist Prays To Stop Dempsey Tunney Fight
In Ashtabula Ohio Dr L H P Dunlop held a prayer meeting urging God to halt the Dempsey Tunney boxing bout. He distributed notices inviting residents to pray that a solar plexus blow would stop Dempsey before Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
LH. P. Dunlop
Evangelist
Beya
Jack Dempsey
Warns Children Not To Ride On Running Board
Henry Miller of the Lorain County Automobile Club warns against children riding on car running boards and hanging on wagons or trucks. He urges authorities to act and advocates continued guidance at playground crossings and school intersections to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Lorain County Automobile Club
Streen
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Swanson
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Shafield
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Dubin
Tom Johnson
Labor Party
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Dail Éireann
Christian F. Arndt
Joseph Lach
Amhearst
Hiram J Myers
Matt Thome
Matt Thoms
Hiram J. Myrers
Elsha
John E. Buck
Vern L Stack
Avon Township
William Ackerman
Harris Heirsaddivon
Amherst
Anne Brock
City Brokerage Co
Cleveland Beach
Sheffield Lake Vivilage
Nioay Numskuis
Noak
Noam
Orar Noah
OBERLIN . CHARLES \. LAWRENCE
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Bobu
Oberlin Council
W P. Ellis
Collages
Henry Pfaff
Frank Foster
Columnus
Helen
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Belden
Claudine Sales
Chicaga
David Robb
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Niel Morman
John
Scorch OF
Pittsfield
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Plisfeld
Eastern Star
Oer 7
Temple Chapt
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MRF
Afe Bernsteen
Betasteen
Maine
Yvoledo Livestock
Dee
Allike
Timothy Sehen
Minneapolis
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Qnd
Baby
Eldeer
West Second Street
Fanny Beedle
E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad St
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