Play Fair and Lorain Mills Highlight Chamber Banquet
A Lorain Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Hollenden in Cleveland praised President WEB Schiller of the National Table Company. He urged “play fair” between community and manufacturers and outlined Lorain’s new steel plant with two blast furnaces, 1200 tons daily rolling mill output, and 1000 tons daily pipe production. The event also reflected on housing needs for 7000 new Lorain families and mourned the departure of Daniel Coolidge.
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Web Schiller
National Tabe Company
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Hollenden
Cleveland
Schiller
Sid
Hanna
Lorain
Pitteburg
Notice to Pupils for Patterson Law Examination
Pupils seeking admission to the state high school take the Patterson Law exam on the third Saturday in April and the around Saturday in May. In Lorain county the tests are at Elyria High School starting at 8 30 am. Applicants should have completed the eighth grade.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Oldest La Grange Man Robert Denham Dies
Robert Denham aged ninety three and La Grange’s oldest resident died Tuesday afternoon at his home. He came from Scotland to Ulster land when Cleveland was a village and, around 1837, helped dig stumps and grade streets. He later settled in Lorain County where he remained until his death.
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Robert Denham
la Grange
Mr. Denhaw
Scotland
Ulersland
Cleveland
Superior
Ontario
Arly
Lorain County
Mauenstein Special Fresh Mixed Candy At Candy Kitchen
Century block Candy Kitchen offers special fresh mixed candy with a note of location in the Century block and a date code 140130 D oC. The entry mentions Myera and a street scene near Eldred's bookstore and Nichalis block with several old friends.
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Eldred
Myera
USA
Mauenstein
Candy Kitchen
Century Block
Gallen Divorce Suit Seeks Custody and Adultery Claims
Common Pleas Court Jennie H Gallen sues James E Gallen for divorce alimony and custody of a minor child. They wed in Elyria in 1831. Mrs. Gallen accuses adultery and gross neglect of duty. McKisean and Leonard represent her.
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Jennie H Gallen
James E Gallen
Alimooy
Elyria
Manheim Employs Pair to Move Horses Then Tries Quick Sell
Manheim of Cleveland hires Alonzo Francw to move three horses from Wellington to Cleveland. On route he disposes of horses for cash and checks, trading one at Hotternut Ridge for five dollars and another to WM Hilla for twenty five dollars plus a fifty dollar check. Franci is arrested after a near cashing attempt in Elyria. trial and a grand jury bond for estate administrator Glitsch are noted.
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Liwis Manheim
Gleveland
Alonzo Francw
Cleveland
Welligton
Cheaney
Hotternut Ridge
Ridgeville Center
WM Hilla
Cach
Francia
LaPorte
Elyria
Lick Bell
Bell
W F
Hamera
Whitney
Manheim
Youth Caught In North Olmsted Horse Theft Case
Edward Larson a 15 year old runaway from Florida stole a horse owned by C W Hord of North Olmsted last week. He fled to Cleveland and was captured after three days of pursuit by the owners. He is an orphan and said his brother urged theft for money.
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Edward Larson
C W Hord
North Olmsted
Cleveland
Edward
Florida
Larson
Judge refuses to admit Gillet will to probate
Judge Hinman denies admission of George Gillet's will to probate on Tuesday. Witnesses testifying to the document questioned the decedent's mental soundness at the time of its making, with one observer expressing doubt about his memory and another uncertain about his state.
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Hinman
George Gillet
Pittsfield
W B Bedertha
Oberlin
Gillet
Scalded workman at South Amherst quarries seriously injured
A quarry worker was severely scalded Saturday while near a steam pipe. He was hospitalized in Lorain as doctors expect possible recovery though injuries are grave.
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South Amherst
Loram
Ice from Elye quarry offered for sale in bulk
For sale at a reasonable price. Ice from last winter stored in the O Dole ice house in Elye quarry. Available cheap in bulk or carload quantities.
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O Dole
Epring
Elye
Jobson's Fall Suit Sparks Neighborhood Gaffe
Mr Jobson orders a bold yellow checked tweed for a fall suit after Mrs Jobson backs a brighter choice. The tailor pushes the loud fabric while Jobson resists, but the yellow tweed is cut and delivered. Neighbors comment on the striking look and a car ride ends with laughter and playful jibes at the couple.
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Saba
Mr Jobson
Mra Jobson
Tallarn
Mre Jobson
Jobeon
Mr Jobeon
Thia
Shane
Mr. Jobson
Mrs. Jobson
Jobson
Chira
Baltimore
Thera
Lile
Benning
Chestnut caper at Villahurst turns nutty tale
In Villahurst a lunch visit devolves into a roaming nut hunt as Harrison schemes to scatter chestnuts around a woods old tree. The scene centers on Harrison, Stebbins, Mrs Stebbins and Antonio Marino as they chase a comic chestnut caper amid talk of cooks and trips.
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Pharrton
Warrson
Harrison
Villahurst
Stebbins
Pavner
Chicago
Seborns
Antonio Marino
Antonio
Walker's Woods
Harrison Agan Antonio
Walker
Siener
Antono Wondringly
Sienor
Fierrison
Siniar
Wales Woods
Seon Harrison
Harrison Harrison
Basra
Professor Kaserman Marries Society Lady in Cleveland
Professor W. T. Kaserman, renowned dancing master with seventeen years in Cleveland and international ties, wed Mira Katherine Winton of Cleveland in a ceremony at St John’s Lutheran. Six of Kaserman’s students will serve as bridesmaids and perform an exhibition dance at the Andwaur Hotel after the ceremony hosted for the 6:30 reception.
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W. T. Kaverman
Pearl Atreat
Cleveland
Mira Katherie Winton
Kaserman
Elysia
Our City
Arar Familias
Europe
International Ansoaiation
Mantera
Dancing
Canadee
Hia Pajila
Maida
Andwaur
A Sehimidt
St John’s L Theran Church
Damaged Typewriter Cases Dismissed for Want of Prosecution
The suit by Ronweil Derby against Jnythea Lawrence Muad and Donatable Bacon was dismissed for lack of prosecution. Derby fought a false arrest claim after being convicted in the Vermillion river incident. Reports note potential factory plans in Elyria with Mandelbaum syndicate and O L De Gosge, claiming 1000 jobs. The Cleveland board of elections set up primaries and spring elections amid a pending bill to abolish them.
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Ronweil Derby Jagainst Jnythea Lawrence
Muad
Donatable Bacon
Derby
Eleria
Mr. Mandelbaum
Mandelbaum Syndicate
O & L de Gosge
Chamber of Commerce
Crevleand Board of Elections
Married Peoples dancing club Mardiade event in G AB hall
The Married Peoples Dancing Club plans a mauverade dance at G AB hall on Wednesday evening March 9. Admission is 75a per couple, ladies 250 membership cards required at the door. Mr Fox of Sandusky will attend Wednesday morning with full details. For more information call Bert London, Manager, 14902.
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Married Peoples Dancing Club
Mr. Fox
Sandusky
Bert Laondon
Trains Run Near Schedule Time After Weeks of Delays
Trains were nearly on time for the day with reports of near punctual departures. Officials at the LN and MS ticket offices stated that all trains ran very close to schedule throughout Tuesday.
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Wan
Mr. Colidge
Patterson Law
Lis
Chase
50 Cent
Harry H. Smite
Cheapside
Common Pleas Court
Probate
George L Glitsch
Thomas Andy
Brother
Amherst
Fannie Clay
Lady Simmona
G. Z Montague
Huron, O
Portioa
R. Plande
Garfield Savings Bank CO
W. T. Kaserman
Rose May
William Stevens
Pressman
Della Jackson
Theodore Schiller
Cal‘Hoywood
Violet Long
Harry H. Smiths
F. Broad St
Elyria O