Elyria Telegram Publication and Rates Notice
OREM. & CG HUDNUTT, Publisher-, J. CLARE GEORGE, City Editor. Published every evening except Sunday. Entered as second class matter at Elyria Post Office. Act of 1379. Daily two cents per copy. Carrier in city twelve cents per week, six dollars per year in advance. Mail rates: daily outside Elyria within Lorain and adjoining counties three dollars per year. Within Ohio four dollars. Foreign advertising reps listed in Chicago New York Detroit.
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Elyria
City
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Penfield Club Members Hear Miss Paddock On Home Nursing
In Penfield on April 6 the Farm Women's club gathered at Society hall for a covered dish luncheon and meeting. Miss Paddock county health nurse presented the third Home Nursing talk on measuring temperature pulse taking and bandage use assisted by nurses Helen Markey and Hazel Thompson.
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Miss Paddock
Penfield
Farm Woman's Club
Society Hall
Helen Markey
Hazel Thompson
Western Reserve University
Clark
Elyria Sees Economic Upturn As Banks Improve
The trend is favorable with wheat at sixty three cents in Chicago and rising grain prices. Local industry shows stronger orders and sales, and Elyria banks report improving liquidity with hopes of licensing by May first. The city hopes higher prosperity will follow in this industrial region.
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Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Lorain Countie Savings and Trust Co
Elyria
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Gree
America’s entry into World War I and its continuing impact
Sixteen years after Congress authorized entry into World War I America faces a new crisis with old participants in flux. The article reflects on how the 1917 resolution reshaped finance trade diplomacy and philosophy, marking a crossroad between isolation and global engagement as risks and decisions loom.
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Congress
America
Europe
Ser Hew Coulrse
Farm Credit Administration Formed In Govt Reshuffle
The Glen dale News Press notes Cincinnati saving 800000 a year due to a stingy government as politicians shed duties. The New York Sun reports the new union of farm credit agencies will be known as the Farm Credit Administration, with the older agency once run by the woman who managed the egg money.
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Cincinnati
Glendale News-Press
Farm-Credit
The
Farm Credit Administration
New York Sun
The Silent Observer It Can Be Done
Maria Teresa Milian died at 129 years old yesterday in Havana. The report notes she passed without medical assistance or attendance. The piece hints at a commentary on dollar influence and friendship bonds and mentions a quirky race of names among Fellows who name the flowers and diseases.
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Maria Teresa Milian
Havana
The Machine Age and Mounting Marital Exemption
A quirky column surveys social sayings and habits as it muses on marriage exemptions and work: a lighthearted montage of phrases about marriage duration, fruit consumption, and executive wisdom. It notes American attitudes toward labor and delegation with wry humor.
Proposal to list property by street numbers in tax rolls
A letter advocates changing tax lists and assessment rolls to show property by street numbers so owners can see neighbors' levies. It argues the system would save clerical work and printing costs, aid appraisal accuracy, and help voters understand assessments.
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Erty
Crick in His Back Confuses Family Joke
Dialogue shows a puzzled family quizzing about a father's ailment as they joke about water on the brain and a misattributed condition. The exchange reveals humorous misinterpretation of health terms and a playful family dynamic.
Tragedy as Youth’s Ending Haircut Sparks Fatal Eye Brew
A fragmentary report notes a boy’s dramatic haircut leading to a fatal incident. Eyewitnesses recall the shock of his first shave and an eye brew mustache as key moments in the tragedy.
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Dad
Oregon man supposedly shaves with double-hitted ax
Rumors from Ye halem Oregon claim Leonard Wallulis renowned ax man shaved with a double-hitted ax. Astoria residents doubt the feat as Wallulis and companions arrive with barbers testing, while his wife reportedly provides an oversized razor amid the crowd.
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Oregon
Yehalem
Ore
Leonard Wallulis
Nortives
Astoria
Tomsorialistis
Wallulis
Ivence
Paul Bunvyon
Hans
Signs 18 Signs Seen in Buffalo a News
Fragmented reading notes report odd signs in Buffalo referencing reformers abolishing things quickly and a call to send hints for a new spy. The text is garbled but suggests a a quick political or social alert with sensational framing.
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Buffalo
Pap
Gui
Anniversaries of Famous Americans and Poets
Anniversary notes list William Wordsworth born 1770 and Francis Drexel born 1792. Also include William Ellery Channing 1780, Henry W. Herbert 1807, William Allan Pinkerton 1845, Walter Camp 1859 with birthplaces and death dates.
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William Wordsworth
Wiliam Ellery Channing
Boston
Newport
R. I
Bennington
Francis M.drexel
Philadelphia
Henry W. Herbert
Frank Forester
America
England
New York
William Allan Pinkerton
Dundee
Ill
Los Angeles
Walter Camp
New Britain
Conn
New York City
Mississippi Territory Created by Act of Congress
Timeline notes mark 1798 as the creation of the Mississippi Territory by Act of Congress. It records 1851 as Portland Oregon's first city election with a population of 140. It notes 1891 the death of P T Barnum in Bridgeport Connecticut at age 89 and 1931 Anton J. Cermak elected mayor of Chicago.
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Faistory
Congress
Mississippi Territory
Portland
Oregon
P. T. Barnum
Bridgeport, Conn
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Noted scientists and authors marked on today’s birthdays
Dr. David G. Fairchild, a U S Department of Agriculture botanist and explorer, born in Michigan sixty four years ago. Dr. Pahl G Woolley, American pathologist, born at Paris Illinois fifty eight years ago. Lloyd Osbourne, author from California and New York, stepson.
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David G. Fairchild
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Pahl G.woolley
Paris
Ill
Lloyd Osbourne
California
New York
Notable Biographies and Birth Years of Historic Figures
A fragment lists prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: Robert Louis Stevenson born in San Francisco sixty five years ago. W Vernon Lytle Ohio born clergyman and ex Defiance College president. Leopold Stokowski England born conductor aged fifty one. Jacob C Mohter Kansas born secretary aged unknown. John J McGraw New York born Trixion aged sixty. Bennie Leonard New York born thirty seven. Bronislaw Malinowski England born anthropologist aged forty nine.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
San Francisco
W. Vernon Lytle
Defiance College
Ohio
Leopold Stokowsky
Philadelphia Techestra
England
Jacob C. Mohter
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Osborne County
Kans
John J. McGraw
New York
Trixion
N. Y
Bennie Leonard
Bronislaw Malinowski
Speculative day hints at wealth and lavish tastes
The passage notes a day of speculative maturity with selfish tendencies. It suggests successful financiers and lavish actors dominate, while luxurious tastes prevail and judgment in resource use may be lacking.
Two English Locomotives Named Bar Scout and Girl Guide
Two locomotives in England have been given the names Bar Scout and Girl Guide. The naming reflects a mentorship and youth emphasis, linking railway heritage with local organizations.
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England
Bar Scout
Girl Guide
April Fool Dance Tonight Sponsored by Rebekah Ladies
The Rebekah ladies sponsor an April Fool dance at the Odd Fellows hall this evening with old and new dances on the program. A door prize will be awarded.
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Wellington
Rebekah Ladies
Odd Fellows
Florida arrivals move in with Harold Whiteside family
David and Ruth left their Florida home to live on Herrick Avenue East with the Harold Whiteside family. They currently reside in the Whiteside cellar while a modern home is planned for them on the Whiteside lawn when weather allows. They are two pet alligators brought from Florida by Mr. and Mrs. W J Powell.
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David
Ruth
Florida
Harold Whiteside
Herrick Avenue
Whiteside
Mr. Whiteside
W. J. Powell
Wellington Masonic Lodge Inspection Monday
The Wellington Masonic lodge will hold its annual inspection Monday evening with Theodore Humphries of Cleveland as inspection officer. The Eastern Stars chapter will provide a dinner beforehand in the Methodist church dining room, with about two hundred guests expected.
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Wellington
County W. C. T. L. Institute Set for April 11
The annual county W. CLTL. OU. Institute will be held at the local M. E. Church on Tuesday April 11. Morning will include devotions led by Rev. C. W. Retard an address by Mrs. A. K. Jenne of Amherst and a review of the Washington Peace Conference by Mrs. Rebekah Dodge of Oberlin. A covered dish luncheon is planned at noon. Afternoon sessions begin with devotionals by Rev. M. F. Lettow Speakers include Mrs. A. L. Hill county president and Rev. Wismano of Elyria.
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W. Cltl. OU. Institute
M. E
C. W. Retard
A. K. Jenne
Amherst
Washington
A. L. Hill
Wisemano
Elyria
Bank Reorganization Plans Probed by Wellington Stockholders
Officials of the First National Bank of Wellington, now under conservatorship with B. V. Winebar in charge, have called a meeting of stockholders to discuss reorganization plans and future steps.
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First National Bank of Wellington
B. V. Winebar
Wite Preservers Add Tomato Catsup To Mayonnaise
Wite prescribes enhancing mayonnaise with tomato catsup or puree to achieve a zippy taste and pink color. The suggestion emphasizes color and flavor augmentation using common condiments.
Bank condition update and reopening plans set for Tuesday
Reports on the bank's condition will be read on Tuesday afternoon. Plans for reopening will be outlined, with details made available to stakeholders following the briefing.
Township contest ends with pest extermination feat
Huntington township men report exterminating 4229 pests including hawks owls crows starlings sparrows rats mice and woodchucks after a team contest. The south side beat the north by 8760 points and earns a supper with the losers Tuesday evening.
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Huntington Township
Delaware Scholarship Contests Invite Wellington Seniors
Wellington High School seniors are invited by Ohio Wesleyan to compete in a $6,000 scholarship contest to be held at Delaware on Saturday April 29.
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Wellington High School
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Program Notes From Mission Meeting Delights Attendees
The Foreign Mission department led the meeting with Mrs. C. W. Record as chairwoman. Mrs. Henry Daugherty opened with a devotional. A playlet titled The Inner ottee directed by Mrs. Paul Coffin featured Wilda Morgan Cecil Jones Janet Clisby and Mrs. Ernestine Lee. Mrs. I. E. Downey received a Pearl Buck article The Frill. two duets A Whispered Prayer and A Little Brown Church In The Vale were sung by Mrs. Ida Furze and Mrs. Fred Sutliff. Mrs. Lee chaired the entertainment committee.
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Foreign Mission Department
C. W. Record
Henry Dauherty
Paul Coffin
Wilda Morgan
Cecil Jones
Janet Clisby
Ernestine Lee
I. E. Downey
Pearl Buck
Little Brown Church In the Vale
Ida Furze
Fred Sutliff
Lee
Harvard student visits during spring break attend Ohio State banquet
Marcy Powell a Harvard doctoral student spent a few days of his spring vacation with his parents here. He returned to Ohio State University in Columbus to attend a fraternity banquet and will depart toward the East from this point.
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Marcy Powell
Harvard College
Ohio State
Columbus
East
Wellington Star Members Attend Lorain Inspection
Wellington Eastern Star members who attended the Queen City chapter inspection in Loga n Wednesday evening included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ormeroid Mrs. Florence Fortney Mrs. Let tie Hawk Homer Barbe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen Mrs. Helen Baker Mrs. Belle Smith Mrs. Lodema Weiss Mrs. Anna Puder and Mrs. Virginia Brouse.
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O. E. Ss
Wellington
Eastern Star
Queen City
Logain
Charles Ormeroid
Florence Fortney
Lettie Hawk
Homer Barbe
Harry Allen
Helen Baker
Belle, Smith
Lodema Weiss
Anna Puder
Virginia Brouse
B Y P U Meeting Chooses Team Captains At Brewer Home
Twenty five members attended the B Y P U gathering at the Brewer home on Thursday evening for a business and social meeting. Zelma Clinesmith led devotions, and Marvy Scoville and Maxine Watters were named captains for the attendance contest. Marv Finley directed games and contests.
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Brewer Home
Zelma Clinesmith
Marvy Scoville
Maxine Watters
Marv Finley
Madison Escapee Returns Before Police Locate Him
Alexander Jordan escaped from a contagious hospital by climbing a five inch ledge on the second story and returned before officers could find him.
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Madison
Wis
Alexander Jordan
Farmer Lived On Same Iowa Farm Sixty Two Years
Sidney Doidge a 64 year old farmer in Perry Iowa has lived on the same farm for sixty two years His parents moved there from Illinois when Doidge was two years old
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Vrs
Perry
Iowa
Sidney Doidge
Ilinois
Doidge
Celia Finley Reading Ends With Refreshments
Celia Finley gave a reading and, at the close of the evening, the hostesses served refreshments to attendees.
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Celia Finley
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Wallace Behnke
Toledo
Leslie Preston
Pittsfield
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J. &. Eglin
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Harvard
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