Catholic View of Divorce Problem in Catholic Lectures
Father Kress spoke at St Marys Church on Catholic views of marriage in a large audience. He argued marriage is sacred, indissoluble except by death, and criticized divorce laws as contrary to divine law, noting state variations and high divorce rates while urging reverence for family life. He showcased Bible references and emphasized fidelity, procreation, and sanctity of matrimony.
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Father Kress
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cural
Christ
South Carolina
Union
New York
Indianpolia
Cleveland
Ohio
Riddle of Life feature with Rolla Stearns in focus
Father Martin answers questions on clergy assidny and the word Catholic while Rolla Stearns seven year old roo of Charles Stearns of Lake avenue is the night’s feature. Funeral is planned for Tuesday at three at Intermont Maccomb Q. Dennis Granger suffered a severe left hand injury Saturday at Ely ria Troy and Staul Company with initial fears failing to save any fingers.
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Martin
Rolla Stearns
Charles Stearns
Lake Avenue
Intermont
Maccomb
Dennis Granger
Elyria Troy and Staul Company
Elyria Wrestler Roy Clark Defeats Milton Dickinson
Roy Clark of Elyria defeated Milton Dickinson, Maron county 60 pound champion, in Rushsylvania at the GAL R. hail last Friday. The match lasted five and a half minutes, with Clark finally throwing Dickinson from behind and breaking his right arm above the elbow. Both wrestlers were in excellent condition at 8:25 p.m.
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Roy Clark
Elyria
Milton Dickinson
Maron County
Clark
Dickinson
Gal R. Hail
Rushsylvania
Dickingon
Judge balks at bill giving judges power to wed
Probate Judge Hinman called the Columbus house bill to empower judges to perform marriages nonsense. He said there is too much meddling by the community and that it's beyond a judge's province to officiate such ceremonies. He added he does not believe in using judges for marriage.
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Hinman
Columbus
Stewart
Clark County
Jodeo
Damages and lawsuits in multiple early 1900s cases
Frank Wynn and two minors sue for 1000 damages for injuries from a wreck at the Cottesbrooke curve Smyth. Ingersol and Stetson sue as plaintiffs. Elisteth M. Smith sues Lorain Street Railway Co for 10000 after her husband James T Smith died after being thrown from a buggy due to alleged drainage failures. Edith Dran seeks 80 for crop damages caused by flood from Lake Shore Electric Railway Company. Other notices advertise employment and business opportunities.
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Frank Wynn
Alexander Wyon
UC. S
Cottesbrooke
Smyth
Ping
Ingersol and
Stetson
Elisteth M. Smith
James T Smith
Lorain Street
Frank Colewan
James T. Smith
Dexter Street
Lorain
iLake Shore Electric Railway Company
Court of Justice White
Brownhelm Township
Court of Common Pleas
H. R. Williams
Rivalry Turns Violent on Lorain Viaduct
A Lorain youth was badly battered after a confrontation on a river viaduct when a would be rival drew a revolver. The attacker wrested the weapon and fled with it, while the other man returned home with a bruised face narrowly avoiding being tossed into the river. Names listed include Harry E. Hubbard 20 gas fitter Avon and Edna Wilcox 22 Avon among several Lorain Cleveland residents.
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Broadway
Harry E. Hubbard
Avon
Edna Wilcox
Knowles
Farmer
la- Grange
Freeman
Rioshard Johngan Corcoran
Electrician
Cleveland
Elizabeth Kosleaki
Thomas BF
Wright
Crapeman
Lorain
Ruby B
Massey
Bookkeaper
Veteran H. F. Willson Dies at 62 in Glenville
Major H. F. Willson formerly of Elyria died at his Glenville home Sunday at age sixty two. He served in the Second Ohio Cavalry and Company I of the Highth Ohio Cavalry, belonged to Richard Allen Post G A R, later joined Memorial Post after moving. A staunch member of the ME Church, his funeral will be at M H Church Wednesday at ten, with interment at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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H. F. Willson
Elyria
Glenville
Second Ohio Cavalry
Highth Ohio Cavalry
Richard Allen Post
Memorial Post
Willson
M. H. Church
Ridgelawn
Roanoke to Lynchburg trip seeks John Blanchard
The writer travels from Columbus through Bluefield to Roanoke and Lynchburg Virginia. The journey notes landscape and towns while hinting at a search for John Blanchard said to wander in the old North state.
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Roanoke
Shenandoah Valley
Gen. Sheridan
Ohio
Lynchburg
John Blanchard
Old North State
Card of Thanks for Family Bereavement
Mr. and Mrs. Martie Koch thank their daughters, friends, and neighbors of H and P for kindness and floral offerings after the death of their beloved daughter, Mrs. Mary Beal. Augusta Williams of Quinterton, Ohio lists a furnished position in cartography.
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Martie Koch
Mary Beal
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Lorain County
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