Fire horse Doc near danger after 32 anti tetanus shots
Elyria firemen learned Doc the veteran fire horse is out of danger after 32 antitetanus doses for a lockjaw threat. A proposal to enlarge the American Lace Company plant to double size and raise capitalization from 300000 to 500000 will be considered at the next stockholders meeting. The Elyria Newsboys Association passed a resolution urging authorities to enforce the law against selling.
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Elyria
American Lace Company
Elyria Newsboys’ Association
Oberlin President to Visit Missions in India
President Henry C. King of Oberlin College has been appointed by the American Board of Congregational Churches to visit missions in India. He will spend the next year abroad.
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Henry C. King
Oberlin College
American Board of Congregational Churches
Missiona
India
Waterworks Break Raises City Alarm in 1914
Waterworks officials and city administration faced major worry after a break in the main conduit between Elyria and the pumping station west of Lorain. Crews found the break near the cemetery on North Ridge Road and feared a serious failure before repairs could be completed. Meanwhile a Parent Teacher Association was formed at Jefferson School district in a mothers meeting.
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Elyria
Lorain
North Ridge Road
Jefferson
Constipation Relief with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Medical authorities endorse gentle regulation with a properly prepared liquid laxative. Start with a suitable dose of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, adjust until bowels move naturally, and avoid habit forming laxatives, using this senna based remedy for adults and children alike.
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Dr. Caldwell
A Frank Statement On Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A Franklin Statement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle liquid laxative replacing mineral pills. It highlights fresh herbs pepsin and senna as the ideal family laxative and notes safety for children and expectant mothers without bowel strain or kidney irritation.
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Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Elyria Welcomes Returning Soldiers Amid Homecoming Festivities
Twenty Elyria and Lorain County soldiers in the 112th Engineers and in Company B of the 146th Infantry arrived to a rousing reception. Fire bells rang and cannons fired while red lights illuminated the business district. It was their first night home in nearly two years before they returned to Cleveland for today’s demonstrations. Corporal Conrad Reinhard, Amherst, of the 32nd Infantry, earned recognition for bravery for wiping out a German machine gun crew, per Colonel G. W. Moses of the 324th.
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Elyria
Lorain County
112Th Engineera
146Th Infantry
Cleveland
Conrad Reinhard
Amherst
G. W. Moses
324Th
Pool campaign extended as subscriptions lag at 5200
The swimming pool fundraising drive was extended to week’s end after reports show 5200 subscribed toward a 15000 goal. In other news, Charles P. O'Donnell, proprietor of a cigar store and news stand, died last night. Moose Lodge officers for the coming year were elected with Charles C. Lord as dictator and Edward Krug as past dictator among others.
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Charles P. O'Donnell
Moose Lodge
Charles C. Lord
Edward Krugman
George Paul
J A Scott
J. C. Peters
Elks Lodge Installs Officers for Coming Year
Five years ago on April 10 1929 Elks officers were installed headlining William E Dengate exalted ruler aa Wf Krapp leading knight Howard Butler loyal knight John M Fidt lecturer knight F L Ellenberger secretary C L Sotherden treasurer Myron Jones esquire Earl Rice chaplain E F Whitney inner guard E J Burr trustee George Loomis organist and C J Helfrich trustee A later note reminds that effort fueled by wish to work boosts blood flow and oxygen intake during hard labor though fatigue can rise despite strong health.
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Elks’ Lodge
William E. Dengate
Aa. Wf. Krapp
Howard Butler
John M. Fidt
F. L. Ellenberger
C. L. Sotherden
Myron Jones
Earl Rice
E. F. Whitney
West Ridge Carlisle GMANGUE MBBS West Ridge
West Ridge Carlisle GMANGUE MBBS West Ridge holds their regular meeting on the Ober-wn road. Merle Penfound presided as acts of routine business were transacted. The club announced that the Act-A-Lot Club will present their play Ghost Chasers at the next meeting on April 17.
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Carlisle Gmangue Mbbs
West Ridge
Carisle Range
Ober- Wn Road
Merle Penfound
Act-A-Lot Club
Ghost Chasers
Professor Edgerton
H. H. Drusendahl
Dorothy
Mildred
Aliee
Lucile Penfound
Marguerite Mason
Leota Drusendahl
Tom
Harry
Richard
Bob Strickler
Bud Porter
Robert Mason
Kathleen
Beatrice Wensing
Jonathan
Fred Decker
Miss Judkins
Harry Lauer
Brighton Epworth League Social and Notices
Thirty young people of the Brighton Epworth League gathered for a girls versus boys party with games conundrums and a decorative lunch. The event followed a membership contest and featured Maltese Cross place cards and menus. Also announced are a joint Institute with WCTU at Brighton M E Church and Circle No. 1 meeting at Mrs. Fred Harwood with notes of local visitors and Sunday guests.
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Epworth League
Brighton
Brishton
Rochester
Brighton M. E
Cirela No. 1
Brighton M. E. Ladies’ Society
Fred Harwood
Elkin Perkins
Leis Rehnke
Amherst
Cleveland
Martha Burrows
He Danshier
Estella Garrett
Wellington
H. E. Cobb
Covlig Blackman and Son
Berea
Ohio
Pleasantville Church Conference Meets At Hazel Adams
Pleasantville April 10 The Worker reports the Conference of the LaGrange M E church met with Mrs. Hazel Adams Friday night. Master Arthur Malham of Oberlin visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Lucius Wheeler. Miss Marie Yesberger of Ely is noted in the readable fragment.
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Pleasantville
The
Worker
Conference of the LaGrange M. E. Church
Hazel Adams
Arthur Malham
Oberlin
Lucius Wheeler
Marie Yesberger
Ely
Birthday party gathering in Medina honoring Mr Spieth
Lia spent days with Mina Ruth Jones as Lallene Jones Mabelle Tran and others attended a birthday party at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Spieth in Medina Thursday in honor of Mr Spieths birthday. Bud Letson was in Shelby recently. Mrs Milton Belser attended Easter exercise in LaGrange. Nate Frary and sister visited Mr and Mrs Lucius Wheeler. Rehner learned his brother Sanford Behner of Akron is very ill. Mrs Frank Knowles visited Mrs Milton Behner. Mr and Mrs Floyd Behner and Georgia Hebner visited grandparents Mr and Mrs B Hebner. Jean Jones spent Tuesday in Elyria. Reason has no chance when supposed to force.
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Marvin Mosher
Miles Yocum
Massillon
Walter Mosher
George Herbert
Roy Burge
Fannile Burton
Wellington
C. QO. Goss
Clark Ewell
Nellie Tuttle
Farmers’ Institutes
Elyria
M. E. Merrill
Abner Jenkins
Litchfield
Norma Heldrich
Mary Knapp
Clement Greene
Ashland
E. H. Hutson
Baptist Church
Roy More
Vern Heidrich
Roy Greene
Walford
Dean McClellan
McClellan
Albert Carpenter
Gladys Carpenter
Julia Collingwood
Clarksfield
Nate Frary
Mrs. Rice
Lucius Wheleer
Mr. Frary
Rehner
Tia
Sanford Behner
Akron
Frank Knowles
Milton Behner
Floyd Behner
Georgia Behne Cleveland
B. Hebner
Frank Jones
Jean
Tuesaday
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SlentaNe
Margaret
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Zelda Schramm
Thelma Wagner
Marian Pallas
Frederick
Young People’s League of
South Murray Ridge
Karl Simms
Chip Marquiz
Virginia Simms
Eleanor Simms
Ethel Tittle
Esther Seekins
Jean Simms
Gladys Tittle
Richard Seekins
Chilo Marpais
Maynard Marquis
E. Ladies’ Society
Vern Heldrich
Anna Peasley
Aro
Brownhelm
Conrad Heldrich
Paul
Camden
Ruth Franklin
B. J. Bachus
Point Pleasant
New Jersey
Theodore Grills
Melvin and
Harold
C. F. Smith
Edison Highway
Wm. Peabody
New Oberlin
W. H. Hart
Alice Bird
Ladies’ Aid Society
Parent-Teachers’ Association
South Ridge Community Association
Carlisle Grange
Cemeter Club
Nettle Eldred
Frank and
Lewis
Murray Ridge
L. F. Eldred
Will Braun
Henry
Maxine
Fairview Village
Ww. H. Hart
East Avenue
East Ave
Goodyear
Aubow
Diamond Shoe Store
Broad Street
Dreamland Theatre
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