Aged Mrs Park Seriously Injured After Fall at Home
Mrs W H Park wife of township clerk W A Park of 328 Second Street aged about 70 fell from her bed while her nurse was out and fractured one rib and two others. She has long suffered lung trouble and has been bed confined for about three months. Her physician Dr Raya was recovering as the injuries jeopardize her condition though there is no immediate danger of death.
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W. H. Park
W. A. Park
Second Street
Park
Powers Fought in Garfield Regiment Dead at La Porte
S A Powers who served in Gar fields 42d regiment died Wednesday at 4 45 AM at his La Porte home He belonged to Elijah Hayden Post funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 o clock He was born in Anasial township came to Elyria from Litchfield and moved to La Porte thirteen years ago He was 72 May 1 and died about one month short of his birthday He survived by his wife one daughter Mrs Mina McClimond five grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Elyria
la Porte
Elijah Hayden
S. A. Powers
Garfield
Elijah Hayden Post
Mr. Powers
Anasial
Litchfield
Mina McClimond
Aged chef dies of heart attack at Beach Park Pavillion
Edward DeLahaye of Cleveland died at Beach Park Pavilion around 10 o clock Monday night. The 65 year old French chef had gone to seek a position when a severe heart attack struck him. He had no family.
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Edward DeLahaye
Cleveland
Dell
Beach Park
DeLahaye
Course of Study Approved by School Board
The course of study outlined by Supt. Comings was approved by the school board on Monday. Pupils must score eighty or higher for admission recommendations to colleges. Nick Dobor, a South Lorain saloonkeeper, and Johanna Danke of South Lorain were married by Squire Lord at the courthouse Tuesday morning.
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Comings
Nick Dobor
South Lorain
Johanna Danke
Squire Lord
Nervous Strain Delays Humphrey Malicious Prosecution Trial
The trial of Oraon J. Humphrey against his wife and her family was delayed Monday as Humphrey suffered a heart attack. He recovered and the proceeding continued Tuesday, despite the nervous strain.
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Oraon J. Humphrey
Humphrey
Williams faces bond questions over dual office duties
School treasurer Perry Williams's $50,000 bond was referred to the board's clerk Monday as officials debated whether the $400,000 bond posted by Williams and the city treasurer adequately covers both posts. The second bond may not be required, raising the possibility Williams will be bonded for $100,000.
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Perry S. William
Board of Education
Williams
Isitia Williams
Waterworks Boys to Play as Grounds Drag in Mud
Up to noon Tuesday the baseball game was not cancelled. Elyria Haglea will face Cleveland Waterworks at League Park where drenched grounds hinder fast play. In Avon, forty property owners asked the vestry commissioners to adjust ditch improvements seven miles long.
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Elyria Haglea
Cleveland Waterworks
League Park
Voanty
Evans Dite
Avon
Drunken Freight Engineer Flees After Wild Elyria Trip
A Lake Shore freight engineer named Robert P. Justin Jewett of Cleveland disappeared after a drunken run to Elyria. He was removed to hospital and then left, with his whereabouts unknown. manager Tyson in Cleveland noted the incident and identity details.
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Elyria
Lake Shore
Tyson Cleveland
Robert P. Justin
Robert + Jewett
Cleveland
Bathia
Jain
School Board Boosts Library Tax to Eight Tenths Mills
The school board on Monday night increased the library tax levy from five tenths to eight tenths of a mill. The change raises about 1200 dollars more, to be used for books.
Banns Published For Lorain Man And Elyria Woman
The banns of marriage for James Joseph McGuire of Lorain and Anna Dachtler of Elyria were read at St Mary's Church Lorain. The ceremony is set for Wednesday January 21 at St Mary's in Elyria with four priests assisting and a wedding tour planned through the East. Afterward they will reside on Penfield Avenue, Lorain.
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James Joseph McGuire
Anna Dachtler
Elyria
Lorain
St.Mary's Church
McGuire
B.& C. Company
B.& C. Schoor
Miss Daektler
Mra
Frea Daektler
Flyra
Jane
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Reyes, Schafield and Deitz
Old Soldiers Apply for Pension Money
Today is peason day at the probate court and the l2aap plicathons were made out for soldiers from arlong parte of the county to be forwarded to the pension department at Washington for the vouchers. It is estimated that about $4,000 will come into Loran county in a few days as the result of these applications.
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Washington
Loran
Dorcas Class Entertains at La Porte Home
The Dorcas class of the Church of Christ Sunday school entertained about forty lasses at ex-county treasurer H. P. Chapman's La Porte home. Prizes were awarded to Misses Bruce Allen and Squires. Musical selections included a Hazel Prindle and Maude Dibbie duet and piano numbers by Hobve Rawson and Mary Giles. Refreshments were served in a nearby tent, with sweet syringa decor in green and white. Attendees thanked hosts Mr and Mrs Kaprian and departed on the late Elyria car.
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Dorcas
Church of Christ Sunday Scool
H. P. Chapman
la Porte
Hruce
Allen and
Squires
Hazel Prindlé
Maude Dibbie
Hobve
Raw
Seniors Flag Pole Torn Down at High School Grounds
A high school flag pole erected by seniors for a flag rush was pulled down during the night. Officials will decide whether to re erect the pole, as the incident prompts inquiry into who was responsible.
Oberlin Hich Beats Elyria High School
Oberlin high school defeated Elyria high school by a 4 to 1 score at Oberlin. Waite of Oberlin dominated the pitching. Faxon and Davis faced the opposing lineup. Robinson Dudley Henderson and Waite produced key hits as Oberlin led throughout and Elyria struggled to generate offense.
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Oberlin High School
Elyria High School
Oberlin
Faxon
Elyria
Davis
Waite
R.H.E Oberlin
Flyria
Robinson
Dudley
Henderson
Philips
Banquet Inspires Praise at Baptist Church Ladies Club
The Men s Club of the First Baptist Church hosted a Monday evening banquet with about ninety attendees. The unanimous verdict praised the event as the club s most pleasant banquet yet. TOMATMASTER Rey G W Johnson won the honor while speakers covered topics from The Optimist to Next Year with names such as Chas Metcalf Rev Samuel Farley and Frank Wilford among presenters. County Auditor Lewis released May 1 figures showing balances $80 6xb overdrafts $2 208 94 receipts $7 587 86 expenditures $11 173 08 and May 31 balance $78 GATET overdrafts $3 43 56.
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First Baptist Church
Atte Baptist Church
Rey G W
Johnson
Chas Metcalf
Orn
I Maynard
Samuel Farley
Haldwin
R. M. Birdeall
Kevon
Lelmanns
Frank Wilford
Lewis
Baker May Be Fired From City Council
City officials discussed the arrest of Councilman Baker with plans to expel him if found guilty. The council cites legal provision for trial and possible expulsion. County Prosecutor Stroup said he would not call a special grand jury due to heavy civil caseload.
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Baker
Buch
Stroup
School Board 10 Purchases Small Strip of Land
The school board considered buying land from Mrs Bartholomaw Boylan adjoining the east side building to enlarge the school yard. The 36 by 55 foot parcel would extend the boundary on the south, and the matter was referred to the building committee. The report notes a small special levy.
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School Board 10
Ugh
Bartholomaw Boylan
Trying to Prove Himself Worthy of His Children
Frank Waite of Pittafield seeks probate court validation as a fit father for his three children. The Humane Society’s agent testifies to a filthy, neglected home where four Waite children were removed to Oberlin. one child died before admission. Waite’s first wife is in an asylum. the mother died and Waite neglected the children. Many witnesses testified as the society pushes to prevent Waite from keeping the youngsters or to force proper care.
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Frank Waite
Humane Society
Pittafield
Beciety
Juund Waites
Uthe
Oberlin
Walte
Insane Asylum
The
Waite
Kicked On Seventy Five Gents For Mother
Joseph and John Kniepper were arraigned before Mayor Folger for failing to support their 66 year old mother Mrs. Catherine Kniepper. The court set each child’s weekly support at seventy five cents, trial adjourned to June 10. Attorney A E Lawrence aided the Humane Society in prosecuting the men. The women in the family agreed to pay their shares.
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Kniepper
Humane Society
Joseph
John Kniepper
Folger
Catherine Kniepper
Sam Mayfield
Mra
Mayfeld
Urichaville
Mayfield
A. E. Lawrence
the Humane Society
Itin
Joe
John
National Tube Company Incorporation in Columbus
The National Tube Company of Lorain was incorporated at Columbus on Wednesday by Branley Griffin and others with a capital of 375000.
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The
National Tube Company
Lorain
Columbus Wednesday
Branley Grifin
Young Man Crushed At Skelp Mill Crane Accident
Earnest Hosking, 26, was killed Tuesday morning at the Skelp mill while working on a steel girder. A traveling crane crushed him against the girder, crushing his head and chest before the crane was stopped. The coroner is investigating to determine crane operator fault. He was married and lived on Gawn Avenue in Lorain.
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Earnest Hoxkina
Skelp
Hosking
Gawn Avenue
Lorain
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