Health Conditions in Elyria Shows Mixed Public Health
Health officials in Elyria report continued overall health with few contagious diseases, noting 328 nurse visits last month including prenatal, welfare, tuberculosis, measles, whooping cough cases and multiple clinics. City chemist Curtiss logged 75 tests on milk and foods, 13 consultations, while police and food inspection detailed complaints and numerous inspections across markets and farms.
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Elyria Card
Owever
Kathryne Fulton
Public Earth
E. G. Curtiss
F. H. Williams
G. W. Savage
Political rally draws nearly ten thousand at Elyria courthouse
A crowd near 10 000 heard Charles E Hughes Republican nominee for president Governor Frank B Willis and Myron T Herrick address the crowd. Hughes spent 45 minutes in Elyria with a 45 minute late train arrival. Lorain County boys plan a county wide Boys Day in Elyria on October 21, backed by YMCA Boy Scouts schools and churches.
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Court House
Charles E. Hughes
Frank B. Willis
Myron T. Herrick
France
Hughes
Elyria
Lorain County
Boy Scouts
Secretly Named Firm May Build Four Factories in Elyria
Elyria rumors say a large manufacturing company will locate there with a Cleveland engineering firm designing four major buildings for production. Oberlin College opens its year with 1,540 students: 1,100 in Arts and Sciences, 400 in the Conservatory of Music, and 40 in the Graduate School of Theology.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Oberlin College
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Graduate School of Theology
Appointment list released by Elyria church
Dr Edwin Kirby was named in the morning announcement of church appointments at the Elyria First M E Church. The list was read at the close of the session, confirming his assignment.
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Edwin Kirby
Elyria
M. BE
4-H Club Members Enjoy Evening Wiener Roast
Wellington Ohio on September 28 twenty four Hustlers and Sunny side s 4 H members and guests gathered at Mary Jordans home for a wiener roast. Advisors Mrs C S Church joined the group for the evening and the fun continued with house games into the late hours.
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Wellington
Ohio
Hustlers
Sunnysiders
Mary Jordan
Entre Nous Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon and Bridge Night
Miss Kathryn Murray opened her Prospect Street home Friday night for Entre Nous club members. A 7 30 dessert luncheon preceded an evening of Bridge with Mrs Keith Andrews winning first prize and Mrs Webber BeVier second. Miss Grace Purcell of Amherst attended.
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Kathryn Murray
Prospect Street
Entre Nous Club
Murray
Keith Andrews
Webber BeVier
Grace Purcell
Amherst
Local Bowling Meeting Set For This Evening
A gathering of area bowlers is planned at the alleys this evening to organize teams for the upcoming season and discuss league details.
Anniversary Tea Honors Mr and Mrs Charles Shep ard
El 4 street Cora Shepard entertained at a family dinner on Barker street for the twelfth wedding anniversary of her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Charles Shepard. The honored couple received a gift from Miss Shepard and their mother during the Sunday evening gathering. High school class officers were elected for the coming year with Donald Swanger named senior president Lois Puder vice president William Carpenter secretary treasurer Ernest Oney junior president Warren Church vice president Rita Beard secretary Howard West treasurer Gordon Rosgers president Nicholas Obrig vice president Clyde Cooley secretary treasurer for the sophomore class.
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Charles Shepard
El 4
Cora Shepard
Barker Street
Miss Shepard
Donald Swanger
Lois Puder
William Carpenter
Treasur
Ernest Oney
Warren Church
Rita Beard
Howard West
Gordon Rosgers
Nicholas Obrig
Clyde Cooley
Odd Fellows Plan Degree Team Committee Members Named
Odd Fellows members discuss forming a degree team with a new committee led by O C Robart. Warvey Myers Charles Barrick A H Peirce and Russell Buck are appointed to advance the project.
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O. C. Robart
Warvey Myers
Charles Barrick
A. H. Peirce
Russell
Buck
Reverend Microp speaks at North East Ohio Conference session
The First Baptist church was well filled as Reverend Frank Microp spoke about his trip to Ethiopia during the North East Ohio Conference in session this week. Resolutions opposing war and urging prohibition aligned with church support for sympathetic candidates were adopted yesterday afternoon. Community Chest chiefs were named including Co B Smyrthe as chair, Mrs Max M Suppes leading the ladies division, Ralph Murbaca heading the industrial division, and J B Johnson chairing Committee A. A plea argues indictments from the last grand jury are irregular due to one juror not being an elector in Lorain County. the jury returned 32 indictments.
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First Baptist Church
Frank Microp. Paterson
N. J
Ethiopia
Relate Bis
Ing
North-East Ohio
Co. B. Smyrthe
Thew Shovel Company
Universal Crane Company
Community Chest
Max M. Suppes
Ralph Murbaca
J. B. Johnson
Lorain County
East Carlisle GOP Rally At School With Eleven Candidates
The East Carlisle Community Club hosted a Republican rally at the school Friday evening. Eleven county and state candidates spoke under club president William Rennie and Republican committeewoman Mrs H H Gregg. The Republican Women's chorus led by Mrs Wilford Bowdler performed. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Frank Rhoads and committee. The club plans a October meeting when Democratic candidates are expected.
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Carlisle
East Carlisle
William Rennie
H. H. Gregg
Republican
Wilford Bowdler
Frank Rhoads
Ethiopian War Insight Shared By African Christian Mission Speaker
A speaker from the African Christian Mission gave first hand information about the recent Ethiopian war. His message held wide interest among attendees and special music was performed.
Le Roy Falls Born at Clinic to Mr and Mrs Mahan
A son weighing six pounds four ounces was born Friday afternoon at the Clinic to Mr and Mrs Vern Mahan. He is named Le Roy Falls. Mrs Mahan was formerly Miss Virginia Botsford.
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Vern Mahan
LeRoy Falls
Mahan
Virginia Botsford
Birthday Home Celebration on Barker Street
Relatives hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs. Body on Barker street as a cake and gifts honored her. Attendees included Grant Aldrich family Gus Martin Dan Aldrich Charles Aldrich Aubrey Aldrich and family Lawrence Lee and four children from the Lee home in Whitefox. Addison B Wadsworth was in Cleveland when his home on Taylor street burned early Saturday morning.
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William Body
Barker Street
Body
Grant Aldrich
Gus Martin
Dan
Charles Aldrich
Aubrey Aldrich
Elyria
Clyde Lee
Lawrence
Lee Home
Whitefox
Addison B. Wadsworth
Cleveland
Taylor Street
Local Social Roundup From Cleveland to Oberlin
Sherlock Wadsworth's father to Wellington on Saturday forenoon while working on a new building. Harold Wallace visits relatives in Oberlin Friday evening. William Gott from La Grange calls on Mr. and Mrs. Livermore Friday night. Jean Phelps, Kent Normal student, spends weekend with her parents the Phelpses. O J Baumgardner and R E Sheldon return from Illinois relatives visit.
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Sherlock Wadsworth
Cleveland
Wellington
Harold Wallace
Oberlin
William Gott
la Grange
William Livermore
Jean Phelps
Kent Normal
Guy T. Phelps
O. J. Baumgardner
Tincher Rites Held For Avon Lake Resident
Funeral services for Eugene Tincher aged 61 were held Thursday at Holy Trinity church East Avon. Rev. Leo Worth officiated with burial in East Avon following the service. He died Tuesday afternoon at his Walker road home.
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Eugene Tincher
Walker Road
Holy Trinity Church
East Avon
Leo Worth
Sunday Guests Of Longtime Ohio Hosts
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Somerville were Mr. and Mrs. Al Nuhfer and daughter Geraldine, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Webb, Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Seavers, all of Cleveland. Mrs. Nelle Green was a Tuesday guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Anderson of Lakewood Heights Boulevard.
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William Somerville
al Nuhfer
Geraldine
Harold @Webb
Nichols
Seavers
Cleveland
Nelle Green
R. E. Anderson
Lakewood Heights Boulevard
Five Thousand Machines Do Work of Six Million
A claim asserts that five thousand machines can substitute for six million men in farming tasks across America. The statement highlights mechanical power in scraping, ploughing, sowing, and harvesting vast wheat fields.
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America
Family Reunion Draws 237 Descendants in Open Air
Joseph Lafontaine marked his 97th birthday as kin gathered outdoors due to space limits. The reunion included 237 descendants: nine children, 57 grandchildren, 156 great grandchildren, and 15 great great grandchildren in STE. ANNE DE MONTS Que.
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Ste. Anne DE Monts
Joseph Lafontaine
Doctor links 11th century deaths to strangulation at Stockbridge
In London a British doctor, Dr. Gray Hit, identifies the cause of 11 deaths from a millennium ago. He found 11 skeletons at Stockbridge Downs with hands bound behind them and no broken bones, suggesting execution by strangulation. Rome’s Santa Susannah church was presented to American Catholics by Pope Pius XII in 1922.
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London
Gray Hit
Stockbridge Downs
Rome
Santa Susannah
America
Pius XL
Plenty of Tomatoes for Eanning 40 Cents Bushel
Readable notice promotes tomato sale at 128 Courtland Street by Paul Wain Wright. Buyers invited to bring baskets with plentiful supply and price of 40 cents per bushel for canning purposes.
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Paul Wainwright
Courtland St
Gotlieb the Tailor Promotes Personal Budgeting
Advertises tailoring services at 711 West Broad offering dry cleaning and press, with a slogan urging readers to balance their own budgets and avoid party dependence.
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Gottlieb
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