Military Training Camps Open In Indiana And Kentucky
A. L. Richwine of 390 Prospect reports inquiries from young men aged 17 to 24 about Citizens' Military Training camps. Camps run at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana June 6 to July 19, and at Fort Thomas and Camp Knox Kentucky July 2 to July 1. Government pays expenses. Richwine offers detailed information and talks to interested applicants.
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A. L. Richwine
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Camp Knox
Ruehwine
Death Notices for Martin Braman and Otis Tucker
Martin Braman died last evening at Fiyria Memorial Hospital at age sixty six. He is uncle to J M Braman of Second Street and survived by sister Mrs Emline Bullack of Pawtucket. Funeral Thursday at 3 30 from Jenins Funeral Home with burial in Flyers cemetery. Otis E Tucker, son of Mo and Mrs J B Tucker, died at home on Infirmary Road at age 1 year ten months. He is survived by his parents and a sister and other relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Martin Braman
Fiyria Memorial Hospital
Siars
J. M. Braman
Second Street
Emline Bullack
Pawtucket
Jeniins Funeral
Wiliam Muir Addi
Othetanog Ruwat
Flyers
Otis BE. Tucker
J. Bo Tucker
Infirmary Road
Frank DeForest Stough Dies Quietly at 78
Frank DeForest Stough died suddenly Monday at 3 PM on Griswold Road aged 78 years. He leaves a brother Captain Alourd of Amherst two sisters Flora Taylor of Agatut Ridge and Alice Nichols of Geretyville and two nephews William Stough Lorain and Walter Pardes Penfield Junction. Civil War veteran funeral Wednesday at Sudro Funeral Home 2 PM conducted by Rev. W J Burner burial Middle Ridge cemetery
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Frank Deforest Stough
Frank DeForest Staugh
Griswold Road
Captain Alourd
Amherst
Flora Taylor
Agatnut Ridge
Alice Nichol
Geretryyilte
William Stough
Lorain
Walter Pardes
Penfield Junction
Stough
Sudro Funeral
W. J. Burner
Middle Ridge Cemetery
Ford Plans to Acquire Everett Homestead for Historical Project
Henry Ford moves to purchase the Everett Homestead in Charlestown area as part of a plan to restore New England mansions and establish a national historical shrine. The property, long linked to Edward Everett and notable figures, would become a public attraction with extensive restoration and preservation efforts.
Boys Trip To Washington Reported On Telegram
Telegram from Elyria Y M C A work secretary Jack Sichhimen says the Washington trip boys are fine and enjoying the capital stay at a tourist recreation hall near the Washington Monument. Message notes all are well and reachable via Central V read via Our Waves Sack and Walter. The trip is supervised by Walter Kohn.
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Washington, D. O
Elyria Y. M. C.A
Washington
Jack Sichhimen
Other Y
Walter Kohn
Capitol City
Fire erupts in rear yard lawn march to torch
Responding units contained two separate grass fires in Columbus street area and at 1868 Thanetson Ave. Residents report a grass blaze near Fo Donnelly’s property and another incident blamed on a boy lighting matches. Fire crew from Loo company extinguished both flames.
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Yesterda
Cvompany
Columbus Street
Donnelly
Sams
Rampans
Thanedtson
Boyd
Lumber Company Sues Leo Stat Over Alleged Materials
The Black River Lumber Company files suit against Leo Stat seeking $73.05 in legal costs for materials claimed to have been supplied to a house in Lake Village. The plaintiff asks the court declare its merchandise valid and payable, with the first term due.
Firefighting Effort Quenches Grass Fire at Noon
A grass fire was tackled near Saund Co by wardens and a sheriff at noon. The blaze was extinguished quickly with tools, though one man reportedly sparked the flame in a failed attempt to ward off a bat.
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Etreets
Saund Co
Dar
Anoefort
Reigton Violators Being Timed Today
The trial of Steve Nagy before Judge A I Weber in the common pleas court is set today after Nagy was arrested March 8 by Rankin on a Maine county warrant. Evidence includes a weight measurement and a mile long search described amid the pending proceedings.
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Steve Nagy
peHing Agnor Cotes la
Davie Arrest Report Highlights Local Court Appearance
A man identified as Charles Soma Davie was arrested by nelin Fundatur MM OX Wat GT pws Wned FL and appeared in court after pleading to a charge. The case proceeded with a mayoral involvement and mentions of prior incidents and local figures.
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Charles
Soma" Davie
Nelin Fundatur
Polivr
Tavis Poe
Pitta
Elyria Teams Defeated by Lorain in Friday Night Matches
Elyria varsity and reserve squads suffered defeats as Lorain clubs dominated, with Elyria junior leaders and older boys falling to Lorain Y and Lorain Aves respectively. The Elyria varsity prepared to face Sandusky in two straight volleyball matches tonight.
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Lorain
Elyria
Lorain Bull Dogs
Elyris Varsity
Sandusky
School News Memo Lomine County Contest
The final grade contest for Practice will be held on Wednesday night April 1 at Fidgesine. Our school will be represented by qupiuls Marie Mi Mullen who won first place. In the upper grades a guana selection will be presented. Tepra cbt the adeesaila towarsa ip wpe ho owvadis On sanging and Mr Maditelly at Verdicey adder will present the fle Tor prude Sausang contestagt. At the weekly convocation Superintendent It MOT announced two students chosen by the student body as the most courteous Deorsedis in our school. Miss Pauw Ie Adams senior was the dis Sonn! being "Mies Courtesy" and David Aten sophomore was chosen as OM Courtesy. Mes Stella Allis of Elyria was introduced by Superintendent Redmond. She is to be a substitute for Mrs Redmond who is unable to be willful this week.
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Marie Mi Mullen
Maditelly
Pauw Ie Adams
David Aten
Stella Allis
Elyria
Redmond
Scientific advances foreseen by World Fame physicist Millikan
Columbus Ohio April 12 The renowned physicist and Nobel laureate Millikan outlines future scientific leaps. He credits a century-old idea that matter consists of sealed electrons, linking progress from Galileo to modern motion laws and noting new electrical theories enable radio and television.
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Columbus
FO AL Malika
Nobel Otlzes
Acrles Oof
Olu State Windversity
Millikan
Noowne
Milken
Tir Millikan
Personal Property Tax Blanks Filing Details
Lorain county residents must file personal property blanks by May 1 to qualify for a $190 exemption. Late filings incur a 50 percent penalty. Blanks are filed with Dy M Byam, Clay Barnhare, and C W Cadle in county offices. Taxes on personal property due with December taxes.
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Lorain County
Pri
Mason Smith
Dy M Byam
Stock Market Rumors Tie Livermore Pool to Freeport Move
Reports claim Jorge L Livermore quietly added 4 million to his bank holdings via a Freeport Texas pool while Wall Street traders speculate on a new attack on stock prices. Sources caution the pool status is unverified and may be purely on paper or holdings.
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New York
Wall Street
Ansieu Iy
C. Parants
Jarat
Jorge L. Livermore
Artent
Freeport Texas Company
Reed Authority
Livermore
Will Street
Menistid
Freeport
Ayia Regi
Aha
Livermare
Vonfdenie
Oberlin Woman Seeks Alimony in Divorce Action
A Oberlin woman sues Julius Solomon for alimony and permanent support alleging a jealous disposition and improper conduct since their separation. She claims he has withdrawn personal belongings and seeks an injunction against sale or transfer of assets.
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Tadas
Victoria Satomon
Oberlin
Julius Solomon
Tae Munulf
Oberin
Solomon
Psinte
Four Wives Sue for Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Four women file divorce petitions against their husbands in the county court alleging cruelty neglect and abandonment. Nina Anseloff accuses Michael Angeloff of striking choking and threats to kill. Mary Louis Dewey cites intoxication and neglect. Emma Hand alleges Lucius Hand refused cohabitation and means to support her. Minnie Nott says James Nott abandoned her sold farm equipment and left her unable to work.
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Court of Common Pleas
Nina Anseloff
Michael Angeloff
Mary Louis
Dewey
William H. Dewey
Mary Louisa Lyiman
Equitable Relief
Emma Luella Johnson Hand
Lucius Hand
Wellington
Sand
Emma Luella Johnson
Minnie Jameyson Nott
James E Nott
Nott
Couple Remarry After Divorce In Lorain
George B Wickens and Loran Louise Wick ens, who obtained a decree of divorce in March, were set to remarry this afternoon after a license to wed was issued in probate court. Wickens is a funeral director in Lorain and serves as president of the Lorain planning commission.
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George B Wickens
Loran
Louise Wickens
Court of Common Peas
Wickens
Lorain
Eles Planning Commission
Fraternity Chief from Thutingham Southern Elected to Kappa Phi Kappa
Fraternity head Guy Th. Snavele of Thutingham Southern College Birmingham Alabama has been elected president of the Kappa Phi Kappa professional educational fraternity.
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Guy Th. Snavele
Thutingham Southern College
Birmingham
Ala
Kappa Phi Kappa Professional Educational Fraternity
Mary Discerns Auntie’s New Beau In Short Tale
In a playful domestic vignette a girl named Mary, Auntie’s lifelong favorite, meets Auntie’s new, small fiancé. Mary instantly assesses him and blurts her verdict, “I like him, auntie, but where’s aan OF.” The fragment hints at a lighthearted narrator voice and domestic humor.
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Mary
Today's Ten Questions Sports Quiz Leads Classified Page
Ten questions cover Stanley Cup sport, Walter Johnson, Heydler and Rogers Hornsby, Tris Speaker, Pirates manager, a shortstop convalescing from appendicitis, a golfer beating Walter Hagen, a touring foreign soccer team, Sarah Palfrey’s national championship, and the nickname Flying Swede. Answers appear on the classified page.
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Walter Johnson
Senators
Heydler
National League
Rogers Horssby
Giants
Tris Speaker
Pirates
Walter Hagen
White Sulphur Springs
Sarah Palfrey
Livestock and market notes from Cleveland and Toledo
Market reports show hog receipts at Cleveland with hogs 5 to 10 cents higher and various weight ranges priced up to 12.43. cattle receipts steady with beef steers to 9.75. sheep market steady with top fat lambs near 18.50. Toledo quotes hogs steady with heavies to 19.50 and calves steady, wheat and corn prices listed, plus bonds movement in New York.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Michigan
Florida Battets
Spalding
Texas
Bliss
Timothy
Toledo
Redts
Millions Visit Tokyo Hall For Late Emperor Taisho Funeral
About 2.5 million people visited the Shinjuku Simperia Gardens hall in Tokyo for the late Emperor Taisho’s funeral ceremonies during the public viewing month. Afterward the imperial service buildings were donated to Tekio city. An estimated 1 million explored the Magnat mausoleum in Alaska open during the burial period. A permanent mausoleum project is underway. Semper Fidelis is the motto of the United States Marine Corps.
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Miramys
Tokio
Shinjuku Simperia Gardens
Taisho
Tekio
Alaska
Steel merger reports tie Eaton to Republic Steel group
Cleveland April 12 News reports say S E Eaton of Os and company and Cleveland and Pittsburgh associates have built a large stake in Republic Steel, linking Eaton interests to Central Steel United Alloy and Trumbull Steel as potential consolidation partners. Official confirmation not yet received.
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Cleveland
Central
Trumbulk
Repub Hc
Eaton
Republic
Mellon Banking
O of Pittsburgh
Amherst Song Service at Congregational Church
A song service directed by Mrs. J J A Watkins and Mrs. C M Harris will be held at the Congregational church Sunday at 7 30 PM. The program lists organ preludes, anthems, solos, quartets, and instrumental pieces featuring Miss Anna Miller, Miss Margaret Newsberry, Miss Helen Eastman, Miss Marine Sharp, Miss Helena Eastman, and others with Rev Eastman giving benediction. An invitation to the public is extended.
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Amherst
Jj. A. Watkins
C. M. Harris
Congregational Church
J. G. Cummings
Henry Smart
Pay. F. BE. Eastman
Miss Miller
Helen Eastman
Sale
Shelley
J. Watkins
Eastman
Harris
Teacher Training Class Meets at Evancellcal Church
The Teacher Training class of Ss Pater's Evangelogical church met with ten members in attendance. Rev A C St led the lesson and the class will meet again next week.
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SS Pater’s Evancellcal Church
A.C. St
Oberlin News Briefs on Fires and Local Events
Oberlin reports two small fires on Monday causing minor damage at 460 East College Street. Lincoln impersonator to present at First Church April 18. Oberlin Exchange Club marks anniversaries at Black Tulip luncheon. Old High School to be used for classrooms renovating Westervelt Hall. League of Women Voters and YWCA host meeting at Mrs. Burgner’s, April 13. Local campus staff and students arrive or depart from Albion College and Clifton Springs treatments.
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Oberlin
Hollywood Avenue
W. «. Caskey
East College Street
Lincoln
Lincoln Caswell
Abraham Lincoln
Quertin
Oberlin College
Black Tulip
Oberlin Exchange Club
C. Lu. Mackey
Oberlin High School
Soecal
League 4 of Women Voters
Anna Klingenhagen
Lehman
Clifton Spring
Breckenridge
Wellington Briefs Include Hospital Operation and Socials
C Robinson underwent an operation at St. Josephs hospital Lorain today. The Merry Twelve will be entertained at the home of Mrs Fred Davidson. Several Wellington residents hosted or visited across the weekend including Bursleys Jacksons and Keckieys. The Modern Priscilla club meets with Scella Rugg Friday April 15. Wellington Grange plans its Wednesday April 13 meeting with degrees Thursday. Wellington Grange to meet with Old Glory Grange at LaGrange.
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W C. Robinson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Merry
Fred Davidson
Henry Bursley
Wm. Jackson
William
Kipton
Reuben Keckiey
Oberlin
Harold Bursley
Famth
Wellington
Stanley Bowman
Cleveland
Zella Johnson
Millersburg
Lynn Storrow
Mil‘dred
Donald Dey
P. B. Johnson
New London
Harold Stapleton
Andy Dav'g
B.C. Witmer
Weaster
Wm. Pinniei
Clyde
Congress
W. F. Jontz
Fred Manning
Robert Kemphill
Priscilla Club
Scella Rugg
East Main Street
Wellington Grange
Old Glory Grange
LaGrange
School program highlights and auxiliary reorganization
Supt Powers spoke on playgrounds for youth and recreation for parents at the gymnasium. An eighth grade exhibit won for highest parent attendance. The event featured art, domestic science and manual training displays and closed with refreshments. Eagins' Auxiliary will reorganize at a F O F hall meeting to decide dates. Amherst brides and local family notes follow with hospital discharge and studies at Case School of Applied Science.
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F. R. Powers
Amherst
William Gammie
Margaret
Edeward Kuntz
Lorain
Mary Wolf
Ro @ Menz
Caroline Kelch
Marcella
Cleveland
Joseph Welch
Case School of Anplied Science
Caraine Kelch
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James Bunker
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Vania
Theodore
Ality
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Paki
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Millick Qlians
LOBAT
George Johnson
Akron
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J. George
Pisner Story
Chicago
Toleno Grain
Minneapolis Grain
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Liberty Bonds
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United States Marine Corps
South Dakota
Pierre
Iowa
A. Jenne
Woman‘s Benefit Association
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Ferdinand Schacht
Leonard Street
South Amherst
A. C. Ernst
Evergreen Cemetery
Brownhelm High School
Gypsy Girls
George Wats
J. H. Penfound
Harland
Carlisle
Loouis Caywood
Ardith
C. Parmon
Marton
Dad
Tra Armstrong
John Waford
Mary Naneheth
Audftertum
Donola Trollingsworth
Tona Kaser
Carl Burt
Oberlin Collers
Charles W. Lawrence
North Pleasant ST
Exchange Club
OLD High School
Alaina Treet
Rollese
Westervelt’ Hall
High Paont
North Main Street
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AMM Commiaa Jota
Eagins’ Auxiliary
F. O .F. Hall
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