Uniform Athletic Rules Adopted by Lorain County Schools
Lorain County high schools agreed on a uniform athletic code after a meeting in the city last night. Superintendents Crandall and Knowles discussed standards with Baptists W. R. Comings and Oberlin and Wellington officials. The plan requires participants to maintain passing grades in at least three subjects and be enrolled with parental consent. The Lorain County School Masters Association was formed, with Supt Ethridge elected president. monthly meetings to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletite
Lorain
Elbridge
Crandall
North Amhérat
Knowles
Grafton
W. R. Comings
Oberlin
Lorain County
Massive storm devastates Mobile Alabama lives and property
A violent tropical hurricane battered Mobile on September 29. Estimates place deaths from five to fifty with thousands injured. 5,900 houses damaged and up to 95 million dollars in losses. Water rose seven feet in parts of the city as ships, including the revenue cutter Albert, sank or were wrecked. Telegraph and electric services failed. business halted. militia in control. Dauphin Island and surrounding areas feared heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ali
Christ Church Cathedral
St. Pranely Street Baptist Church
St.Francis Street Baptist Church
Mobiles
Storm tests homes as southern region endures week of high winds
Several well known residents of Klyvia wonder how their properties in the south withstood the terrific storm sweeping the entire south the past week. Retired locals plan winter trips to Florida, including BE G Bryant of Third Street and Houltton of West Loth Street as preparations begin for the southward journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klyvia
Thin City
Florida
Bryant
Third Street
Houltton
West Loth Street
Rosa Wishishkowski Released on Assault Charge
Rosa Wishishkowski a 15 year old girl from Lorain was fined by Judge Hinman on assault and battery after a scuffle with La Rhea Schwartz during a children’s quarrel. Schwartz’s mother had Rosa arrested. she was bound over to the grand jury, but the prosecutor filed information in probate court ending the case without grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Wishishkowski
Lorain
Hinman
la Rhea Schwartz
Schwartz
Rosa
County Clerk Wilcox Resigns to Practice Law
An announcement states County Clerk Wilcox has resigned to pursue a law career. He was admitted to the bar before his election to his first term and plans to locate in the city, possibly joining a known firm. The board will seek a successor, with little business transacted at last night’s Board of Health meeting as members were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regulican
Novaber
Wilcox
Fbar
County
Ole
Wreox
Lorain County
Board of Health
Always Growing Always Growing Elyria Promises Opportunity
Elyria, praised as the best town in Odie, sees rising pay and population. Real estate values climb. owners profit while buyers face high costs. The Taylor Land & Improvement Co. offers a chance to invest for one dollar a week with no interest or taxes, enabling participation in others’ money. Some will seize the door of opportunity, others will sleep through it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Odie
Buckeye
Taylor Land & Improvement Co
Human Mon Strosity Dead in Brooklyn
Antonio Congro of Brooklyn New York died at age twenty one after a lifetime confined to a cradle. Born without a bone and unable to move or communicate he drew attention from medical men while remaining fully formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Congro
Brooklyn
N. Y
Antonio
Hospital admits Walton. typhoid cases rise at city hospital
A Detroit man A B Walton was admitted Friday afternoon. One death occurred at the hospital on Friday. A Hungarian named Smith died of typhoid symptoms linked to drinking. Twenty patients are there, three with typhoid. Hospital officials report more typhoid bed demand than available, with weather swings blamed for the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Walton
Detroit
Nate
Smith
Well Known Man Dead in Oberlin
G. M. Carruthers former superintendent of the Migria schools died at his home in Oberlin at 4 a m Saturday. Funeral arrangements are set for 2 p m Monday at the home of his daughter Mrs W G Bunée in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Carruthers
Migria Schools
Oberlin
W. GC. Bunée
Will Deche by Vote on Findlay Funeral Proposals
Sunday funerals at Findlay will be settled by a November ballot as the council agrees to submit the proposition to voters. The safety board had previously forbidden them, but growing dissatisfaction prompts a public vote to decide the issue. Mrs. Austin's Famous Pancakes. Really delicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Safety Board
Circuit Court Decisions Review Plea and Guardianship Rulings
The circuit court closed its consideration of cases from the court of common pleas. It rendered decisions in multiple matters including Leighton vs Alten affirming the lower court, Ely vs Ely for plaintiff, Gillette vs Gillette reversing lower court and ordering a new trial, Bronkar vs C S W reversing lower court, and Brights and Vischer affirmed. It also removed Mrs Loveland as guardian of James Edward Murray after both courts found the appointment improper, with limits noted. Bronkar received no compensation for nursing services as surgeons and adjusters had no right to promise payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Ely
George H. Ely
May Gillette
Waite
Wilfred Gillette
Will
Order of Court of Common Pleas
Catharine Loveland
James Edward Murray
Moroney
Mrs. Loveland
J. M. Bronkar
Bronkar
Cottes- Wrooke
Chatres
Court of Common Pleas
Forde Light Sold to Salem Investor Group
The Forde Light and Heating Co. was sold last night to H G Dowe of Salem. The plant will be moved to an unspecified city after underperforming expectations. Dowe purchases plant and machinery for a gasoline vapor light business association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forde Light and Heating Co
H G. Dowe
Salem
Focal
Dowe
Eva Tanguay in A Gawt Petlaws at Eby Theatre
Eva Tanguay stars in A Gawt Petlaws at Eby Theatre on Monday. The play features a secret marriage and amusing situations as Tanguay delivers rapid wit. Richard Humes supports strongly, drawing laughs and praise from a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sya Tanguay
Miss Tanguay
Richard Humes
Cleveland Press
Fell From Apple Tree Injures Huron Man
While picking apples yesterday Antone Wick of Huron street fell from a tree and sustained fractures of both collarbone and hip. Due to his advanced age the injuries are likely serious. He is at the home of his daughter Mrs. John Teble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Wick
Huron Street
John Teble
Lorain man sentenced after prior jail time
Patrick Conners of Lorain was sentenced to ten days in jail by Judge Hinman on Saturday morning after already serving 45 days. He had been bound over to the grand jury by Mayor King on charges of assault and battery. The offense is described as a trivial one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Conners
Lorain
Hinman
Mayor King
Marriage Licenses and Rental Notice Brief
Alex Mohen aged 23, watchmaker, of Detroit marries Anna Bloom of Lorain. For rent a fine eight room suite on the lower floor on Third Street, furnished with pine. Fair Race heat listed with C. A. Cox, Broad Street, real estate agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Mohen
Detroit
Anna Bloom
Lorain
C. A. Cox
Broad Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ala
Mobile Wednes
Mobile Bay
Wholesafe Quarer
Ute
United States Revenue
Albert
Moblin
New Kb
Dauphin Island
Fort Morgan
Bay
Bay Shore
Nashville
Ness
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Meridian
Regin
Eva Tinkway
Gaba
Ie Theatre
Xing of
Glerk Wilcox
Law
Mr. Wilcox, Ai 'Preby
Up the Law Profession
Garbagh
Maccabiess of
Ida Sheldon
Ida Bust Hastings
Lena Raw
Mary
Snyder
Garis Outen
Marie White
Lucy Forbes
Florence
Curtice
Julia Shepherd
Cora Aubey
Llazie Merriam
Lille Merriam
Harriette Freeman
Blanche Spicer
Janie Spicer
Rose Ryan
Emma Gott
Georgia Jackson
Stella Smith
F. R. Braman
Circuit Court
J. O W. Leighton
W. C. Alten
Peel
W. M. Bright
William Vischer
Wm. Gurnhilt
Elmer Adams
Ford Light
Forde
Eva Tanguay
Eby
Sentenge
Harry H. Smith & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!