Competency of the Teach Prompts Lorala County Meeting
Lorala County teachers met at Elyria High School Saturday morning for a talk by L. Ciften the district education director. In the afternoon county boards of education heard from HR. H. Copes on budget and appropriation rules. Copes urged balanced budgets within 15 mill limits and warned against overdrafts while stressing teachers' role in guiding students.
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L. Ciften
Lorala
Elyria High School
Cdttorias
Ciften Fe
Boards of Education
H. Cops
Constanly
County Boards of Education
State Director of Education
Cope
Board of Education
Budget Commission
Farm bloc plans to back Norris in Wisconsin primary
Washington dispatch notes farm leaders rallying to support Norris from the Lafollette wing as Wisconsin votes approach. Aimed to secure delegates and influence the convention, with talks to shape debate on farm relief and potential GOP strategy.
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Washington
Norris
We Lafollette Group
Wisconsin
Frank Lowden
Winois
Columbus
Willis
Ilinois
Senate
Iteam
CHOBE WRONG SUITOR DIVORCE SOUGHT IN AMHERST CASE
William S Nowakowski of 1816 Long Ave Lorain files for divorce from Edna Nowakowski of Cleveland Avenue Amherst alleging she loved another and refused to live with him. They wed July 1927. The suit cites marital discord and a reluctance to marry among the couple.
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William S. Nowakowski
Long Ave
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Edna Nowakowski
Cleveland
Ave
Amherst
Report of Weekend Theft and Damages Plentiful
Over the weekend two bicycles were stolen in the city from Herbert Weir and Harry Miller linked to the Postal Telegraph Co. A man named Charles Christman reported his car damaged by a vehicle with plate star 894 at West Avenue and Broad Street. A purse snatching occurred at Hillsdale Course where two suspects remain at large. A car fire in front of 640 Lodi Street was extinguished by the owner. Raymond Goodman, two months old, was examined after a fall from stairs with no injuries. Two cars were damaged in separate incidents referenced by police records.
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Herbert Weir
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Harry Miller
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Charles Christman
Marseilles Avenure
West Avenue
Broad Street
Saturt
Christman
Ches
C. Pixi
Lodi Street
Toadster
Raymond Goodman
Fairmont Street
Elsrna Memorial Hospital
Louis FR. Zimmerman
Louis H. Zimmerman
Grafton
Sanday
Lievyd C
Edna Taylor
Betty Taylor
Carrie Sheldon
Zimmerman
Cleveland
Russia Township
River Road
Paul Brown
Local man struck. taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital
A man was struck tonight on Broad Street and was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. Police and witnesses reported the incident and injuries appeared serious but non life threatening.
Lorain Man Fined for Drunken Conduct
Franvicen Amezeno Lara a Mexican national, was fined 3 dollars and costs in police court after pleading guilty to intoxication. He was arrested Saturday and collected a total of 1285.85 dollars in fines and licenses during the past month per a report by the mayor's clerk Grant Schrork. Elizabeth Horvath filed for divorce from William Horvath Sr. in common pleas court citing cruelty and neglect, noting seven children. James Moody was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justin S. J. George for driving an overloaded truck on State Route 20 south of Elyria.
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Franvicen Amezeno
Lara
Amezéne
Saturda
Grant Schrork
Seers
Elizabeth Horvath
Pitas
Ohiatn
William Horsata, Sr
Anestria
Hungary
James Moody
Justin
S. J. George Loft
Moody
Veouth
Elyria
Quarrel Ends in Murder and Suicide in Cleveland Home
In Cleveland on April 7 Frank Alioto a laborer shot and killed his wife during a fatal quarrel over divorce proceedings and then took his own life as police investigated the scene. The tragedy occurred at the Alioto home while three children slept in rooms above.
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Cleveland
Frank Alioto
Abioto
Alivia
Chiéres
Miller predicts 1925 will bring largest Roe Star era
A report notes a tourist season with motorists touring California to gather information. Miller says 1925 will be the biggest year yet for the country, and road reports on Route 66 from St Louis to Los Angeles suggest good conditions for travelers with camping gear.
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Centre Automobile Aes
California
Miller
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Louis
Senator Willis Dies After Chapel Ceremony
In Columbus a large crowd gathered as Senator Willis appeared at a chapel event. Mrs Hill described the senator showing signs of illness and collapsing after addressing attendees. The audience recovered from the shock as word spread of his death. The Women’s National Law Enforcement League and the WCTU expressed sorrow and lauded his temperance work.
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Senator Willis
Senate
Ivitl
Willis
Ele
W_C.T. U
Hill
What a record of sacrifice in public service ends
A tribute extols a long career in public life spanning twenty years, praising his honesty courage and militant Christian stance. It honors his defense of principles in Prohibition and his tireless work from farm life to the Senate. The piece reflects on his sacrifice and the price of service as he passes from the world.
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Te Waa
Vihers
Ricousnes
Prohibition
Prince J
Willis
Xaw
Ieas
Mobie
Gethsemane
Calvary
Russian innovator unrolls metalized cloth for planes
A Russian inventor, new to the scene, demonstrates a metalized fabric claimed to cut aircraft and airship weight by more than half. The claim positions the material as a potential revolution in flight technology.
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W. I. Einstein
End of a Perfect Day to Beginning of a Perfect Day
A translation portrays a move from imperfect to perfect music, honoring a life and virtues as an inspiration to those who knew him. Alimony ordered: William Horvath must pay $12 weekly support plus $30 expenses to Elizabeth Horvath amid ongoing divorce proceedings. Old Glory Orange card party results note high scores and names.
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Nedro
Svare
George Robbins
Dallas Holcomb
Clara ‘Ademski
George Nichols
Emma Hauth
Lucille Spieer
Fire at City Hall Turns Out To Be Sewer Blockage
A Sunday noon incident near Serenid Street led to a city hall fire alert when a hose line was found extending to the city jail. Investigators revealed the work was by the street department to unclog a sewer.
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City Hall
Serenid Street
Oberlin Seniors Plan Record Memorial Gift for College
Oberlin College announces a historic gift plan by the 1928 senior class to fund a class memorial. Each senior will secure a $1000 life policy with ten years of dividend dedication to the class treasury, with specified death benefits and dividend use.
Cleveland Markets Report Delivers Mixed Farm Prices
Markets in Cleveland detail April 2 quotations for potatoes butter eggs poultry hogs cattle and sheep with ranges by weight and grade. Hogs and cattle show steady to slightly higher prices, while lambs and sheep move modestly and receipts rise in Toledos market entries.
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Cleveland
Apr
Idaho
Lezborns
Toledo
Memorial class fund plan aims to rival college gifts
The senior class proposes a life insurance memorial plan with a $100 dividend reallocation to the class, offering options to pay in full or in ten annual installments. About 90 percent favor the plan, with most backing the first option and others split between two alternatives. The effort seeks to set a precedent for future classes and provide a substantial gift to the college. Grove Patterson spoke at a MCC A meeting on American politics and the mock convention, and Easter music at First Methodist featured Don Morrison and the college choirs with Prof. Breckennoise at organ.
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Toledo Blade
Patterson
Ennions
First Methodist Church
Don Morrison
William Preckennoise
Reber Johnson
John Wherton
Marjory Watters
Acress Quarette
Donald Stecker
Meltin Burriss We Sell
Robert Hubbard
Open House at Local Greenhouses Draws Crowd
Open house at the Bowersom and related greenhouses drew many visitors despite Sunday rain. The Soral experts prepared for the Eastern season with the Darek and Heecock displays showing Easter colors. A new Carek house is under construction as the business expands.
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Darek
Heecock
Soral
Carek
Elysians
Mace
Elyria Reports March Car Purchases Reach 141
Elyria county records show 141 new automobiles bought in March as detailed in the monthly license department report. The same period notes 354 new cars purchased across the county in the past month.
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Elyria
County Automobile License Department
Death notices from multiple Ohio towns report several obituaries
Funeral services are planned in Kipton Amherst and Grafton for Sarah Fletz Louis Rowell Henry Jupp Fred Starck Louis H Zimmerman and others. Survivors include spouses children and siblings with burial and service details across Medina Amherst Grafton and nearby communities.
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Sarah Fletz
Oxford Court
R. Tf. Wetcham
Medina
Dan Carfrd
Rittman, O
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