Montreal Trial Reveals Socialites In Secrecy Case
Twenty observers testified in Montreal as Mrs. Fit Potter Stillman seeks to separate from James A. Stillman and illegitimate their child. Witnesses include Margaret Stacey and Chief of Police of the Oghnawaga reservation. Hearings were kept secret despite prior hints they would be open. In another note, Fred Hart of Hartsell was brought to trial in Iowa over theft from the Saw Sanatorium.
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Montreal
Canaim North Woods
Ythouse
Eugene H. Godin
Fit Potter Stillman
James A. Stillman
Y Stillman
Margaret Stacey
Ad Beauvais
Larson
Fred Hart
Hartsell
Iowa
Charles E. Law
Workingmen's Bargain Store Suits Priced at 4 95
Suits priced at four dollars ninety five cents offered in sizes six and up at Workingmen's Bargain Store as part of a budget clothing sale.
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Workingmen’s Bargain Store
Gude’s Pepto Mangan Ad for Health Recovery
An advertisement urges readers to improve poor health caused by overwork and poor living. It promotes Gude’s Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form, claiming it restores strength, sleep, and well being within weeks.
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Gude
Advt
William Stedman of South Amherst Dies at 76
William Stedman died at his home in South Amherst on April 8 at 10 25 p m aged 76 years. He was the fifth son of Almerian Stedman. Survived by brother Edward Stedman of Elyria and numerous nephews and nieces across several states. Funeral at 1 pm Tuesday at his home, Knights and Ladies of Security charter member honors, Rev Edwin Kirby will conduct services, burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst under Conrad Zilch.
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Amherst
William Stedman
South Amherst
Almerian Stedman
Hartford
Connecticut
Fryville
Pennsylvania
Abbott
Henrietta
Edward Stedman
Elyria
Los Angeles
Cal
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Plainfield
N. J
Stedmant
Knights and Ladies of Security
Edwin, Kirby
Methodist Church of
Evergreen Cemetery
Conrad Zilch
Conrad Ormsby Pioneer Dies at Amherst
Amherst April 10 Conrad Ormsby pioneer of this village died at the hospital at 4:25 PM after a long illness. He was a descendant of one of Amherst’s first settlers and one of its oldest residents. Survived by wife Lucy and children Mrs. George Hoffner Grove Ormsby Vermilion Mrs. Hattie Hahn of Vermilion and Dr. Hiram Ormsby of Cleveland.
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Amherst
Conrad Ormsby
Lucy
George Hoffner
Grove Ormsby
Hattie Hahn
Vermilion
Hiram Ormsby
Cleveland
Death of Benjamin Haverly in South Amherst
Benjamin Haverly, 50, died yesterday afternoon at his home near South Amherst after a long illness. He is survived by his widow and two children Rosie and Otto Haverly. He belonged to St John's Church South Amherst and the Forresters Maccabees and Helvetia lodges. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon with Reverend Hgll officiating.
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Amherst
Benjamin Haverly
South Amherst
Rosie
Otto Haverly
Haverly
St. John’s Church of
The
Forresters, Maccabees
Helvetia Lodges
Hgll
David Whyte Jr of Amherst Dies at 34
Amherst April 10 the death of David Whyte Jr aged 34 was reported. The obituary notes his residence in Amherst and lists his age as thirty four.
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David Whyte, Jr
Amherst
Cleveland Market Prices Summary
Market notes list eggs prints apples beans cabbage onions tomatoes sweet potatoes and poultry with unit prices and measures. Entries include per dozen prices for apples and onions, crate prices for tomatoes, and live fowls and spring chickens with various weight-based or per unit quotes. The fragment lists specific figures like apples 52.50 per grown, tomatoes 2.50 to 3.25 per crate, sweet potatoes 1.30 to 1.25 per hamper, and cabbage 2 1 4 cents per pound.
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Ohio
Local man dies after illness. rites set for Wednesday
After a lengthy illness a local man died yesterday afternoon. He spent two years seeking health in Colorado and Arizona and returned about a month ago. Survived by his parents and a brother Frank Whyte of Elyria and sister Mrs. Arnold Rosencrantz, funeral Wednesday at 4 p.m. conducted by Rev. Egli. He was a member of the Knights and Ladies of Security and the Eagles.
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Colorado
Arizona
Frank Whyte
Elyria
Arnold Rosencrantz
Rev
Egli
Knights and Ladies of Security
The
Eagles
Mrs Ricca Goldberg Dead After Illness at 71
Mrs. Ricca Goldberg 71 died Saturday afternoon at her home 104 Fourth Street after a three week illness due to old age. A long-time resident of the Fourth Street area she was married to the former Charlies Goldberg and is survived by four children William A. Goldberg Chas L Goldberg Harry Goldberg and Mrs Lena Brown of Elyria plus grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 3 pm at the home with Rev Muhly officiating and burial will follow at Elyria Cemetery.
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Ricca Goldberg
Fourth Street
William A. Goldberg
Chas. L. Goldberg
Harry Goldberg
Lena Brown
Elyria
Rev
Muhly
Elyria Cemetery
Railway Shopmen Meet in Chicago Convent ion Opens
The biennial convention of the railway employees department of the American Federation of Labor opened in Chicago with Samuel Gompers as the featured speaker. Main topics include the contract system, said to evade railway labor board rulings, and likely discussion of the coal strike with plans to pledge moral support. The gathering is expected to run two weeks.
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Chicago
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
United States Railway Labor Board
Arrest Farmer on Death of Wife in Cassville
Dr. Herbert J. Bryson, alleged to have killed his wife after a quarrel, was questioned in his cell as prosecutors reveal details of the incident. The dying wife named the doctor in a statement to the district attorney. neighbors are asked to feed two pet dogs as Bryson remains silent. The couple had moved to Cassville about a year ago seeking rest from shell shock. Mrs. Bryson is linked to New York address 125 Cort Avenue and Washington relatives. A Washington chauffeur, Bruce E. Haines, said his wife, Bryson's victim, had divorced him and left in August 1920 from the war risk insurance department.
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Cassville
Here
Bryson
Washington
Herbert J. Bryson
Bruce E. Haines
Haines
Grant
War Risk Insurance Department
Kidney Troubles Conquered or Money Back
For 40 years, Dr. Carey’s Marsh Root Prescription No. 777 promises health gain or money back for kidney and bladder sickness. Advert placed by Harry A. Crandall, urging watery hydration and immediate use of the liquid or tablets. Results claimed as benefiting tens of thousands with guaranteed outcomes.
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Dr. Carey
Woman's Glee Club Returns Home From Extensive Itinerary
The Women's Glee Club led by Mr. and Mrs. J. Wickler traveled in the private car Advance for ten days through the East. They sang in Erie, Jamestown, Washington, Pittsburgh, and Warren with visits to Mt. Vernon and the White House, meeting President Harding.
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Berlin
J. Wickler
Women's Glee Club
Acaemy High School
Erie
Jamestown
N. Y
Gurney Ball Bearing Factory
Wayne B. Wheeler
Harding
Washington
New Castle
Mary Reed
Capitol
Congressional Library
President Harding
White House
Mt. Vernon
Jason Noble Pierca
Pittsburg
Heinz Factory
Pitsburg College Club
Belevue High School
Warren, O
Warren
Lockard Family Update Spurs Spring Homecoming
Arthur Lockard of Marietta College returned home for spring vacation to spend time with his mother Mrs. W. C. Lockard of Harvard avenue after a visit with his sister Miss Josephine Lockard at Ohio Wesleyan University. Mrs. C. H. Ordell of 357 Eighth street, recently ill for six weeks, was moved to St. Joseph's hospital Saturday morning for surgery.
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Arthur Lockard
Marietta College
W. C. Lockard
Harvard Avenue
Josephine Lockard
Ohio Wesleyan University
C. H. Ordell
Eighth Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Stop Inching Eczema with Zemo Skin Treatment Ad
Stop itching and burning with Zemo skin remedy. Apply Zemo from any drug store for 38c or extra large bottle $1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied and usually removes eczema tat ter pimples rash blackheads and similar skin diseases. Use Zemo for clearer healthier skin. a penetrating antiseptic liquid.
Local residents visit and travel noted in city social column
Yesterday morning treatment progress reported. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rinehart and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collingwood of New London were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wunderly of Marseilles avenue. James Hewitt and A. E. Taylor drove to Ann Arbor to bring Miss Margaret Hewitt and Russell Taylor home for spring vacation. Miss Mary Gruse of Cleveland visited Mrs. G. A. Youngberg on East avenue. J. A. Davies and L. Schuler of Lakewood were guests of Charles Notley on Cedar Street. Mrs. EB. E. Critz of Akron will visit Mrs. George Chamberlain on Ninth street and attend the Musical Art Society meeting. Frank Miller of Amherst spent yesterday with Mrs. Youngberg.
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Oberlin
P. H. Ohley
M. Hobbs
Mary
Cleveland
C. B. Martin
Kansas City
American Association of University Women
International Federation
Paris
Frank Wharton
A. B. Reed
Catherine
Warren
Mary Beebe Branson
Orville
T. H. Rowland
East College Street
Elbert Shelton
Yale
McFarland
Locke
Dascomb and
Tenney
Iris Morison
Detroit
Agnes Collins
F. Finch
Euclid Avenue
Nick
Europe
University Travel Bureau
T. J. MacLennan
Jones
C. J. Maynard
Zellars
Keep Cottage
Charles Rinehart
Roy Collingwood
New London
Frank Wunderly
Marseilies Avenue
James Hewitt
A. E. Taylor
Ann Arbor
Margaret Hewitt
Russell Taylor
University of Michigan
Mary Gruse
G. A. Youngberg
East Avenue
J. A. Davies
Musical Art Society
Frank Miller
Amherst
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples in Ohio
Gabor Juhasz a 27 year old switchman wed Amelia Kopers 19 in Elyria. Alexander Cameron 29 a machinist wed Marjorie Davis 22 in Lorain. Rudolph Pritzel 41 a mechanical engineer wed Gerda Edin 34 a Masseuse in Elyria. Rev Meldrum of Cleveland and Rev Lundgren of Cleveland performed the ceremonies.
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Gabor Juhasz
Switchman
Amelia Kopers
Lorain
Elyria
Alexander Cameron
Marjorie Davis
Meldrum
Cleveland
Rudolph Pritzel
Gerda Edin
Masseuse
Elyrra
Lundgren
Holy Week Services and Community Notices
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges on record along with a newborn. First Congregational outlines Holy Week observances with services, music, and sermons across Tuesday to Easter Sunday, including a seven words from the cross meditation and a good Friday vigil. Church of Christ reports large turnouts with baptisms planned and Pollyanna Club music scheduled tonight.
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Upper Church
Redeemer
God
Augustus Terry
Karl Reety
Clarence F. Swift
Oberlin
Elytia
Union
Church of Christ
Jesus
First Church
Maurice Koessler
Pollyanna Club
Musterole Offers Quick Neuralgia Relief
Fine for neuralgia Musterole soothes sharp head pains. Rub this white ointment on temples and neck. made with oil of mustard but won’t burn or blister like mustard plaster. Available at drug stores in 35 and 65 cent jars or tubes, hospital size $3. Better than a mustard plaster.
Religious services and Holy Week schedule at multiple churches
The note outlines plans for Banner Close, Young People events, weekly prayers, and union services with seven words on the cross led by pastors. It lists Ladies Aid activities, cantata, and Easter program benefiting the Jacksonville ward. Also details Holy Week services at St Andrews St. Andrews and St Paul’s, with baptisms and choir events plus Methodist meetings and home guards.
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Christ
Ladies Aid
Martin
Boulevard
Nichols
W. River Street
Calvary
Smith
Burner
Flammer
Grant
Kirby
Bourquin
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Church of Christ
Bible School
Jacksonville
Fred W. Peace
Olive Tablets Advertised For Digestive Aid
An old advertisement promotes Olive Tablets for digestive relief and liver support. It describes the product’s gentle action and natural buoyancy, notes olive color, price 15 cents, and mentions Dr Bairars and related claims.
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Bairars
Grace Lutheran Church Dorcas Society Meeting Notice
After school, at the church and will open their mite boxes. The Dorcas Society will meet on a Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. I C Gamble, 615 Broad. The Young Peoples Society will follow with activities.
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Grace Lutheran Church News
Dorcas Society
I .C. Gamble
Broad Street
Young Peoples’ Society
Funeral notice for Lewis Woodruff at Elyria Masonic Temple
A special communication of King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F M takes place at 1 p m Tuesday at Elyria Masonic Temple to conduct the funeral of the late Brother Lewis Woodruff at his Lake Road residence at 2 p m Horace H Nye W M
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King Solomon's Lodge
No. 56
Elyria Masonic Temple
Lewis Woodruff
Lake Road
Horace H. Nye
W. M
Church meeting and Good Friday services announced
The notice lists a Thursday evening church meeting and special Good Friday services at 7 30 PM. Sunday school teachers will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 PM at the Lutheran School.
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John's Lutheran
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