Lorain County W C T U institute set for Elyria by April 15
The Lorain County W C T U plans its annual institute in Elyria on Friday April 15 starting at 10 am and continuing through the day and evening. Frances E Fuller state treasurer will address the gathering as Amherst W C T U members expected to attend. Fire heavily damaged Albert Josephs home on Mill Avenue with neighbors spotting the blaze about 4 am. The family was away and several members are hospitalized in Cleveland. the house is insured and under repair plans. Other local notes report residents ill at home or traveling and several moved residences within Lorain County.
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Lorain County
W. C. T. U. Institute
Elyria
Frances E. Fuller
Amherst W. C. T. U
Albert Joseph
Mill Avenue
Joseph
Cleveland
St Elizabeths Guild plans activities in Lorain
Mrs L S Cortell entertained members of St Elizabeths Guild of the Church of the Redeemer with seventeen members and one guest Mrs Cota Whitemore present. A tea on April 30 at Mrs Whitemores home and a rummage sale for the last three days next week were planned. Mosely read on Mountaineers and Mill Workers with violin solos by George Mosely. Two weeks hence Miss Gertrude Gilbert will host.
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ST. Elizabeth'’S Guild
L. S. Cortell
St. Elizabeth's i Guild
Church of the Red
Deemer
Cota ‘Whitemore
Gilmore
G. A. Ki
Arthur Bailing
5th = street
Department
Local clubs host visits this week in Lorain
The La Passanas club visits Mrs. C. J. Frantz on 26th Street Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. A. T. Waite hosts the West Sde cottage prayer meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at 617 Brownell Avenue. The Amethyst club visits Mrs. John Beckwith at 215 West 28th Street tomorrow afternoon.
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Lorain
la Passanas
C. J. Frantz
26Th Street
A. T. Waite
Brownell Avenue
The
Amethyst Club
John Beckwith
West 28Th Street
Personal Notices From Elyria Hospital Restings and Travels
Mrs William Taylor moved to her home on Fifth Street after six weeks at St Josephs hospital. Miss Alice Whitlecar entered St Josephs hospital, and Mrs Edward Vaughn went for an operation. Mr and Mrs Jean Perry welcomed a son born at St Josephs hospital last night. Several residents left for Indianapolis Rome City and Willard for short trips. Jane Zimmerman ill at home, Clifford Meitzke returned from Boston, Rev L C Grantly spent day in Oberlin.
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William Taylor
Fifth Street
C. Joseph's Hospital
Edward Vaughn
West 20Th Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jean Perry
205 East 22Nd Street
Jane Zimmerman
Sixth Street
Dreco Remedy With War Price Reintroduces Old Form
An advertisement proclaims Dreeo kidney and bladder relief back to prewar pricing. It claims no alcohol, uses the same roots and herbs, and features testimonial by Miss Della Meana-Wik describing relief after three bottles. Ebert's Drug Store Elyria handles the rollout.
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Dreen
Dreco
Dreeo
Ebert
Elyria
R. Y. Club Entertained Miss Allee Kendeigh
Miss Allee Kendeigh hosted the R. Y. club at her Church Street home last evening with about twelve guests. Games and contests provided entertainment and a dainty luncheon was served by the hostess.
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R. Y. Club
Allee Kendeigh
Church Street
Pinochle Club Meets At Mrs Strang’s Home
On Friday evening Mrs. Frank Strang will host a Pinochle club gathering at her residence on Cleveland Avenue.
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Frank Strang
Cleveland Avenue
Sewing Society Meeting At Methodist Church
The Sewing Society of the Methodist church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon. There will be no hostesses. All members are urged to come.
Community group reports and club meetings update
The Young People's Alliance of the Stone church elects Mildred Holzhauer as president and Milton Barnhardt as secretary with Theodore Neumeister as treasurer. The Novelty Committee of the Pythian Sisters plans a bazaar while sewing and embroidery sessions continue. Delegates John Bruce Jr and Herman Wuss head to Newark Ohio for the Mate Convention.
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Young People’s Alliance of the Stone Church
Mildred Holzhauer
Wim. Garthe
Milton Barnhardt
Theodore Neumeister
Geo. Schroeder
N. J. Holzhauer
Harris Street
John Bruce, Jr
Herman Wuss
Newark
Ohio
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Lodge
James Miller
Lorain
Juniors to Conduct High School Exercises
Lorain High School juniors will run Friday chapel exercises in the high school auditorium. Miss Helen Mills leads this week’s program featuring musical numbers scientific experiments and readings of current events.
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Lorain
Helen Mills
Sunday cold snap not Ohio record, weather authority notes
Wooster reports a Sunday cold snap did not break Ohio records. Records from prior years show lower temperatures including April 6 1919 at 19 above and April 14 1917 at 29 above, with the note that preceding winters were extremely cold and fruit buds lagged in development.
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Wooster
Ohio
Official Weather Authority
Vinci claims quick strength boost for tired mothers
Mrs. Harold Davis of Liberty Centre Indiana reports rapid improvement after three days on Vinci detailing regained weight and energy. The ad asserts Vinci increases red blood cells quickens circulation boosts appetite and improves sleep and vitality with pharmacist C W Phillips promoting the remedy.
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Harold Davis
Liberty Centre
Ind
Vinci
C. W. Phillips
Chesepeake & Ohio Races Debate Damage Suit
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad won in the U S Supreme Court a suit brought by Sarah Mary Wall seeking $10 000 damages for her husband’s death in Cincinnati Ohio The case tested a state law restricting legal action for injuries sustained outside the state and the ruling addressed jurisdiction and damages in interstate death claims.
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Washington
Chesepeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Supreme Court of Thie
United States
Sarah Mary Well
Ohio
Wall
Finots
C. & O. Railroad
Cincinnati
Two Men Killed by Stone Fall in Elm Grove Mine
In Elm Grove West Virginia on Monday a car carrying miners was struck by a rock fall. Four men were involved. Bernard Magill aged 18 from Steubenville and Frank E. Malore 25 of Elm Grove died. William Campoell and Alfred Bell, both of Steubenville, were injured but expected to recover.
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Elm Grove
W. Va
Bernard Magill
Steubenville
Frank E. Malore
William Campoell
Alfred Bell
Michigan Fruit Damaged By Cold Weather Est.$
Paw Paw Michigan reports fruit losses in tens of thousands of dollars due to recent cold weather. Separately, the U S Supreme Court upholds Oklahoma boundary claim following the south bank of the river.
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Michigan
Paw Paw
Mich
Bes
Oklahoma
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
Oklahoma Secures Boundary Verdict
Washington reports on the Red River boundary dispute with Oklahoma and claims a boundary verdict resolving the long running issue. Officials from both sides assess implications for state lines and jurisdiction.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Red River
New York Rep Mott Introduces One Percent Sales Tax Bill
In Washington on April 12 Representative Mott of New York introduces a bill to replace the excess profits tax with a one per cent sales tax.
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Washington
House
Representative Mott
New York
Thousands Thank Dr Leonhardt for Hem-Roid Remedy
Citizens praise Dr Leonhardt who discovered Hem-Roild a commonsense pile remedy. The tablet promises quick safe healing with no cutting or greasy salves and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. Advertisement date 8-5-24.
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O. W. Phillips
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W. H. Merrian
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Alice Whitlecar
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Gerald Stack
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Cy Lewis
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Rev. L. C. Grantly
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Sue Hogan
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Standard Textile Products Co
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C.J. Sartor
Bank Bldg
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Olympia Elkco
Metropolitan Orchestra
T. W. Willis
Optometrist
Harry S. Burr
New Murbach Block
Elyria,o
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Mrs. Davis
Chronicle - Telegram
Lorain Dry Goods Co
the New Home Market
Lorain, Ohio
J. George
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