U S Arms Build Up On Land And Sea For Peace
Washington marks the 19th anniversary of America's entry into World War I with a record arming push in peace time. Despite heavy military expansion and spending, public and admin minds favor neutrality to avoid involvement in European conflicts.
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Washington
America
Presdenc Wilson
Sil
Unite States
U. S
United States Fba
Arr
Payy
William H. Standley
Naval Operations
Congress
Navy
United States
Europe
W United
New Plans To Be Drawn For Courthouse Improvements
Courthouse plans for second floor juror facilities and a basement women's restroom are being revised. Commissioner Joan E Davidsonson warned that cost and savings determine feasibility and that staff layoffs to fund the work are unlikely.
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At & Court House
Cou Com Ioners
Arenitec Pawman
Loria
Joan E. Davidsom
Taday
Davidson
Court Actions and Divorces Filed in Local District
In And About The Court House, cases include Frank Wilford as administrator for Ford B Gott estate filing foreclosure actions in LaGrange. Eduard N Davis and others in Lorain for note foreclosure. David W Henre suing for divorce on gross neglect. Eldia Faulhaber seeking divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Theodore of Elrria filing divorce on similar grounds. Harod Staugater reporting to sheriff on marriage legitimacy. Rudr on praot and Portsmouth marriage note.
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Frank Wilford
Ford B. Gott
Fed Suit
Bober
David W. Henre
Elrria
Eldia Faulhaber
Theodore of
British Empire Club Enjoys Social Evening and Games
The British Empire Club held a Saturday night gathering with a brief business session followed by whist and bunco. Whist winners were W. Paton, Mrs. S. Stevenson, W. Moore, and Mrs. McCarter. bunco prizes went to W. Morrison, Mrs. L. Heywood, G. Turnbull, and Mrs. W. Bridger. Next Monday’s meeting will consider important business.
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Bunco
W. Paton
S. Stevenson
W. Moore
McCarter
W. Morrison
L. Heywood
G. Turnbull
Relics From Three Nations Displayed by Elyria Rotarians
Elyria Rotary Club will view relics ranging from 200 years old to nearly 2,000 at a weekly meeting at the Elks Restaurant. Exhibitors include Harry Wuerhski with a Roman pedestal vase from about the 4th century, a Charter Oak charter fragment shown by Arthur Giles, a John Q. Adams signed grant, an old surgical instrument, an 1835 Swiss geography book, and a city map of Elyria.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elks Restaurant
Frobanly
Harry Wwiuerhi
Rome
Luer
St Cecil
St. Cecilia
St. Cecshia
Sar
St. Cecelia
Here
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St. Cece
Luera
Luethi
Roman Forum
Rotary
Arthur Giles
Frank Wilford
Sraud
Tuscarauas
United States
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Ohio
Adusk
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Dearborn
Elrria
Charlies Crebore
Black River
Washington Avenue
Oberlin Club Activities Highlight Busy Oberlin calendar
A crowded slate of meetings fills Oberlin groups from Pleasant Prospect and Junior School parents to the Woman's Progressive Club and American Legion. Events include lectures, pot luck dinners, card parties, and a Friday evening Young Women’s club gathering at the James Braid House with Miss Neida Mikolows performing.
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Oberlin
O. Apri
Woman's Progressive Club
Wonicht
C. & Blackourn
East Lorain Street
Prikian Sisters
Grace Morsan
Walnutsty
Department of the Club
J. D. MaccLaurry
Ease Celjeze Street
Amerian Legion Au TF
Legion Treams
J. A. McGrann
Woodland Avenue
Locke Cooler
Maries Club
Evenin Grange
Bethel Class of Times
James Braid
Neida Mikolows
Sunautfiler Training School
Cleveland
Literary End
R. P. Harver
South Cedar Avernue
Rebekah
Nettie Fobes
Elyriane
Charigs Fearigs
Prien
K_ of PNancx Squire
C. §. Clark
Wakeman
Thieves Break Into Lodi Street Store
Police arrived late last eve as Tank 16 apprehended two thieves at the AL PL store on Tank Street. About 32 in cash were taken from the register before they fled. Witness Andry Spams of Lodi Street said two men forced entry through the rear door after failing to break the front.
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Tank 16
AL & PL
Tank Street
Aa Arake i
Andry
Lodi Streei
Grass fire near Eleventh Street scorches two acres
Firefighters from Hose Company Lumber One battled a grass and brush blaze on vacant lots along Eleventh Street on Saturday afternoon. Elsha firemen reported the fire, blamed on matches left in bars, burned about two acres before being extinguished with brooms.
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Elsha
Eleventh Street
Hose Company Lumber
Deaths and funeral notices from Elyria area
Multiple deaths are reported with ages and locations including Mrs. James Kershaw of Cleveland and Elyria, Mrs. Frank J. Hinman of Clarksfield, Viola Anthony Mawhinney of Lorain, Mrs. Neola G. Ruder of Gratton, Evan Miles Griffiths of Elyria. Obituaries list survivors, birthplaces, previous towns, and service details at St Agnes, Methodist, and Trinity Baptist churches, plus burial plans at St Mary's, Clarksfield, Elmwood, and St Mary's cemeteries with dates and funeral home references.
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James Kersh
Ely
East Ely First Street
Cleveland
Elyria
Kingston
New York
James K., Jr
Edward
Bartholomew
Jobs
Thomas and
Richard
Joseph
St. Agnes Church
Lake Avenue
Leo Brisset
St. Mary's Cemetery
Frank J. Hinman
Clarksfield
Hartland Township
Methodise Church and Ladies’ Aid Society
Elle Gibbeny
John Beummell
W. T. Crofts
Milan
Viola Anthony Mawhisner
Mawhinney
Liat First Street
Lorain
Her- Sect Nab
Clayton Braun
Aimee Mawhinner
John Sinegar
Spruce Street
Ibis City
William King
Albers Hunter
Trinity Baptist Church
Star of the Lake Sisterhood
Dames of Malta
Elmwood Cemetery
Neola G. Ruber
Neola G. Ruder
Perry Ruder
Gratton
Elrria Mem
Ruder
Don Alren Todd
E. H. Carmel
Grafton
Truman Carmel
Donald Hai
Kenneth
Gordon Carmel
Nichols Futsral
Gration
M. E
Beebe
Commissioners Defend Their Request For County Relief Charge
Commissioners defend their request for Elria's contribution of 46 toward 136 over expenditure for county relief administration for February. Major Dew A. Baird claims Lorain should pay the entire amount. Baird cites Lorain costs at 7.5 percent versus Elria at about 2.5 percent, noting the state limit is 5 percent.
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Tadar
Elrria
County Relief Administration
Dew A. Baird
Lorain
Baird
Elsria
Dr Dew Issues March Health District Report
Dr Dew, health commissioner, releases Lorain County General Health District March report. He notes co operation of physicians teachers parents and health workers aids reporting of communicable diseases. March totals include measles 30 scarlet fever 20 whooping cough 8 with no diphtheria or smallpox. emphasis on timely reporting and home life fever checks.
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Lorain County General Health District
DR. Dew
Dew
Health Department
New Projection Machines Being Installed At E H S
The Elsha Board of Education approved installing two new projection machines at the high school during spring vacation to replace older units. Remodeling, WPA desk refinishing, and general maintenance are underway in all schools to speed up the process.
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Motter
Elsha Board of Education
W OG. McClellan
Jefferson Junior High School
McClellan
Young Men's Club To Hear Former Missionary
Dr. E H Evans former medical missionary in India will speak at the weekly meeting of the Young Men's Club at the Y M C A tonight. Evans spent fourteen years in India and is expected to share experiences and observations from his tenure during the event.
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E. H. Evans
India
C. A
Evans
County Faces Suspension Of Supplemental Aid
Lora County may lose supplemental state aid totaling 12 790 unless the county covers 156 in administration costs beyond the 13 percent limit. Commissioners noted Elyria's admin costs run closer to 16 percent rather than 21 2. The dispute centers on administration charges and eligibility for funds.
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Lora
Elyria
Cleveland Market Summary Roundup
Markets show steady tone across produce live poultry and livestock sections with mixed receipts and price ranges. Notable items include hens and ducks with varying weights, butter, eggs, and bacon. cattle and sheep markets show active but stable demand, with prices listed for good butcher cattle, cows, ewes, and lambs reflecting regional trading in Cleveland.
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Breflers
Lesters
Lesters Div
Idaho
Duwe
EDS Hood
Medina
Tay OY
Medrany
Fay Rhotee
Fine Aid Stead Lambs Ss
Minor Auto Crashes Cause Several Minor Injuries
In Lorain two injuries occur when a car crashes with a machine driven by Wasseur Pickett on North Ridge Road near Oberlin. Josephine Locke and Siella Dinatovich, and James Young with his two daughters also suffer minor injuries in separate crash on Cleveland Road near the railroad crossing. Injuries reported to Jack Haney’s son and to a vehicle involved in a later collision at date court and Furnace Street.
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Josephine Locke
Georgia Avenue
Lorain
Siella Dinatovich
Wasseur Pickett
Hamiltan Avenue
North Ridge Road
Oberlin
Cleveland Road
Young
Perr
South Park Streer
Haney
Cam
R. J. Foster
Mendelcourt
Sam Damarra
West Avenue
Date Court
Furnace Street
Ruling Against SEC in Jones Oil Stock Case
The Supreme Court held the Securities and Exchange Commission should have allowed withdrawal of a registration case related to oil stock certificates. J Edward Jones sought to withdraw. the court's decision preserves his right to avoid appearance while not ruling on Truth in Securities Act constitutionality. A separate notice reports a tire and wheel stolen from L J Gubeno of Lorain at 345 East Broad Street Depot Street.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Supreme Court
J. Edward Jones
New York
Commission
Jones
New York City
Fght
L. J. Gubeno
Lorain
East Broad Street
Depot Street
Blaze at Tptodate Laundry Sparks Fire in Bucyrus
A fire sparked by an overheated washing machine caused 369 dollars in damage at the Tptodate laundry plant in Bucyrus, Ohio, on April 6.
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Tptodate
Centenarian Civil War veteran dies in Smithville
Adam Brant, who turned 100 on March 17, died Sunday at his home in Smithville. A Civil War veteran, he is the oldest resident of Warne county.
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Adam Brant
Smithville
Warne Country
Local high school student linked to shooting incident
Jean Moorhead and her twin sister Virginia were visiting friends downtown when the shooting occurred. Moorhead opposed Jean's association with Wilson, son of E J Wilson. Jean and her sister were Mansfield High School seniors.
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Virginia
Moorhead
Wilson
Smith
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