Christian Parsh Dies After Long Illness in Elyria
Christian Parsh a longtime Elyria resident and prominent contractor and lumberman died after a brief illness at 72. Born in Lorain County he moved to Elyria in 1878 and built a business with his three sons the Parsh Lumber Company. He served as a St Mary’s Church trustee for over twenty years and left a widow and six children. Funeral set for St Mary’s Church at 8:30 am Thursday.
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Christian Parsgh
Elyria
Christina Parsett
Syria
Houl Barn
Albert Bly
Fitehd& Hornung
Hart, Fisher & Williams
Mill Street
Parsh Lumber Company
Parsch
Catholic Church
Tts
Ite
St Mary's Church
Christiana Parach
Mc. Parach
W. T. Parsch
Alexander P. Parach
J. C. Parach
Heker
Joseph Nyter
James McCarvel
St. Mary's Church
Married Thirty Seven Years Wife Seeks Divorce
Mrs Harris Parsch Mled for divorce from Dennis Barnes in common pleas court, charging habitual drunkenness and cruel language. Probate Judge Hinman sought injunction to restrain molestation. The couple wed in Norwalk and reside there with three children.
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Harris Parsch
Common Pleas
Dennis Barnes
Barnes
Hinman
Meagh Money Hidden in Banks and a Fortunate Will
The Moreh brothers hoarded wealth across northern Ohio banks, with 819000 in a New Linden bank and only 1000 cash. A planned will split property among brothers barred marriage, keeping funds intact. robbers once attacked, two killed then pursued. Lorain St Johns plans a Linwood Park picnic August 2 with a youth sports program.
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Moreh
New Linden
Rogheater
John Measch
Mead Brothers
Lorain County
St. John's Sunday School
Lorain
Linwood Park
Crowds Remembered Felon Trials as Court Room Is Rebuilt
Work began today to rebuild the common pleas court room. The old partition and gallery are being torn out to create two separate spaces for common pleas and circuit judges. In past years crowds filled the gallery when felon trials drew country and city attention alike as a court room theater. An assortment of oil paintings and old papers was found in the gallery where birds sheltered from the cold.
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Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Lakeside Federation convention program outline
The Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs conven tion schedule lists events for July 19 20 at Bradley temple Lake Side Auditorium and Hotel Lake side. Details include prayers addresses on civic beauty club methods art in education parliament ary drill and program making with speakers from Lorain Cleveland Oberlin Akron Milan and other cities.
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Lakeside Federation of Wosn'a
Bradley Temple
8. M. Perkins
Selover
Otto H .D. Ward
Lorain
E. ¥. Resek
Otto H. Magly
Columbus
F. Moulton
Cleveland
Howard Huckins
Oberlin
William Murdock
Akron
Seymour Prentiss
Wlyria
Arte
Cratta
Ruth Stevens
Mlyria
Mra
John Wilson
Milan
Mra. C
Andrew G. Comings
Solo
Taylor Lorain
Lakeside
Our Friends
Trees
John Devey
Kent
Jas. M. Bryer
E. Campbell
Sadie B. Starr
Elyria
Clara True
Port Clinton
Helen Arnold
Elmore
Mies Ethel Laurence
Berea
More Warrants to be Issued for Saloonists
The Lorsin salebu keeper whose arrest Prosecutor Stroop swore out a warrant was not arrested this morning though the warrant was issued days ago. Justice Lord notified him to come into court to save sending a constable after him. Paul Cook did not appear upon request. another constable will be sent if he fails to appear this afternoon. More warrants are to be issued for Loralu saloon keepers today or tomorrow.
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Lorsin Salebu
Stroop
Justice Lord
Paul Cook
Loralu
Promoter Charles W French Faces Arrest Warrant
Charles W French promoter will be arrested in Norwalk Ohio unless blocked by Sheriff Jared Barker Summit County holds a warrant charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses He allegedly as president of the Lake and River Railroad obtained 17000 from Akron broker Nathan M Berk secured by a mortgage on claimed unencumbered real property Berk says he lacked authority to negotiate and the property was encumbered The Summit county grand jury returned the indictment April 40 and an attempt to serve it Monday afternoon failed with French unlocated despite searches at the Hotel Tavistock and mail found there
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Charles W. French
Norwalk
Ohio
Jared Barker
Summit County
French
Lake & River Railroad
Nathan M. Berk
Akron
Berk
Grand Jury
Jake Mintz
Cleveland
Tavistock
Reverend Schofield Honored at Anniversaries Reception
Reverend John T. Schofield of St Marys Catholic church was feted at a public reception marking the thirty five years of his ordination and twenty five years at St Marys. Speakers included Congressman A R Webber and Hon M H Levaroord. He received gifts including a gold purse from his congregation. Bishop Horstmann assisted in morning services at St Marys.
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John T. Schofield
St. Mary's Catholic Church
A. R. Webber
M. H. Levarood
BE. G. Johnson
William G. Sharp
Thomas R. Seward
JM. Withyecombe
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Father Schoffeld
Bishop Horstmann
Cleveland
St. Mary's Church
Chief Tolerates No Disturbance Over Carnival Plans
Police Chief Smith warns against carnival disruption as two factions clash over the event. The ice cream social team, led by a firemen committee, approves a July 29 evening festival on Court Street lawn by the square, amid citywide debate on the carnival.
Chautauqua Lacks Expected Success In Elyria
Ralph Parlette closed the Chautauqua course with the lecture Weighed in the Balances. Manager Tarr said the project was not as successful as anticipated in Elyria and that the public has not yet educated to it. a return next year will be attempted.
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Ralph Parlette
Manager Tarr
The
Chautauqua
Elyria
Mr. Tarr
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