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tell Known Resident or This City, Victim of Heart Attack.IONEER STONE MANMKVDS OF DECEASED SHOCKED TO LEARX OF THE DEATH OF PROMl.VEXT FIGURE LY THE SANDSTONE WORLD— WAS AT HOME OF HIS DAUGHTER WHEN END CAME.Eagles Lodge Prej Important Ceren Big Crowd CoiA MODEL CLUIMANY LODGES IX ? OHIO TO SEXD DEI TO THIS CITY SC.YD. XOOX — HAND CO^T PRECEDE THE RITUElaborate plans have pleted for the laying stone of the new club lodge rooms now being the Eagles’ lodge on I street.The ceremony will be at 2*.°.0 o’clock Sunday September 20, and wfl nessed by lodge men fra the northern part of Obic olficer3 of the state lodge hand Concert lu T A band concert in theHenry Hale Clough, one of the st respected yesSdents at this died at the home of his daugh-, Mrt* Wiliam G. Sharp, of tshington avenue, at 1:00 o’clock ursday afternoon, as a 'result of heart attack sustained Wednes-* night.The deceased had been in his lal good health until Wednesday ning, when he was seized with tevere pain in the region of his irt and later in the night was af-ted with fainting spells.Peaceful Death. will precede the laying ofThursday morning he was in- 'stone, and at the coaclm ed b his daughter to remain in’ musical program the Iuntil he should have recovered1 form in marching linestrength and she remained with avenue and proceed to t i until lunch time when she par- the new club house. k of her midday meal with her] Brief addresses will blt;by Prosecutor Charles AcJpon her return to his room she 'overed that her father had pass-away, probably while asleep, as re was no sign of his having red during the few minutes she nali3m. away from his bedside.Pioneer Stone Man.*’he deceased was one of the it familiar figures in the sand-fie world, having operated the ugh quarries at Amherst, until holdings were .absorbed by the veland Stone Company a -few rs ago, . when Clough retired n active life.frs. Clough died a few years ago later on the deceased took up ssidence at the old homestead in herst, known all over the county he Clough farm.'he deceased is survived by two ghters and three sons, Mrs W Sharp, Miss Mattie Clough, Otis,1 and Henry Hale Clough, ifforts will be made to get in imunicatton with Ambassador rp, who is in Paris, in order to rra him of the death of bis fath-n-law.thy President Leonard Ya prosecutor of Seneca coun ter speaker to address the and visitors on the subjecBig Flight.Big delegations of.Eagi Tive by special cars frG Amherst, Cleveland, Norw and Ashtabula, while otl lodges have announced t sentatiyes from their aeries-will he on hand fo mony.The new home wULbe the city, it being antici it will cost in the neighl $50,000* when completed nished.YLE CENTER SHOWSA meeting of the Charities was held at thlt;of Commerce Wednesday t which a splendid report o mer’s work was read. 1 showed that it was very m while to keep the associi during the summer, as
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Elyria Evening Telegram
Elyria, Ohio, US
Thu, Sep 17, 1914
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