Rotarians Hear Splendid Program and Civic Linkages
Rotarians gathered at the Hotel Wewelt as President Starke of the Tabula Bar J Association delivered a talk on Rotary ethics and service. He urged members to engage with the Chamber of Commerce, stressed youth work, and linked Rotary action to community growth in Ashtabula County.
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Poe
Castles Starke
Rhetabula Bar J Association
Mandidate
Yor
Gover of
Retty
Rotariass Ict Eryrial
Eenard
Therm Curios
Man
Te’ Rotary
Siz
Xecee
Iocal Chamber of Commerce
Roterines
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Code
Rotary
Cherch
Hns
Isco
Starke
Tomorow
Avon PTA Meeting Featured by County and State Speakers
The Lorain County Parent-Teachers Association convenes at Avon High School with district leaders from Elyria Canton and Cleveland Harmony Quintet. Avon High School Orchestra, Quartette, and music provided as Mrs Powers presides and Martin of Elyria addresses the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers ‘Association
Avon
Copgressman
Martin L. Dares
Lorain County
Lorain Counts
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Thursd
Acon
Carl Martin
Elyria
Parent-Teachers’ Iscociation
Canton
WW Oh
Cleveland Harmeny Quaret
Powers
Sinpine Invotation
Rei
F. A Cobb
Murry Smith
Ty Association
Frank Redmond
Prirridzeville
tIrere Alien
South Acherst
Avon P. T. A
H.W. Powers
Avon High School
M.I. C
WebboSupt LaGrange Schooie
American Harmony Quartete
Belerelend
Yrowarks
Eyl Evencan
Spr
Civic Improvement
Alon
Avon PT. Association
Sic
Avon H. S Glee Club
Amerlican
Hoa
Martin Il
Divey Congressman District Stresses Music Chart
The fragment references a congressman from a district and music chart topics, with unclear names or places. It hints at a political or cultural item needing clarification and fuller context.
Seventeen New Members Joined Legion Chapter
Seventeen new members were inducted at the Legion meeting in the Sharp Block. The Post set plans for an annual Poppy Day sale on the Saturday before Memorial Day, with exclusive selling rights on those days to benefit the Legion Home Fund. Members agreed to supply poppies from Disabled Veterans in Government Hospitals. A County Council report praised the event as a success and possible yearly practice, and invitations were extended for District Center events at Mansfield. The group also backed a planned Legion Convention effort by local merchants and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Legion Home Fund
Auck
Ed Ierzog
Mansfield
Nuviber
Fast
Legion Convention
Clife
Group of business men acquire interest in plant Canton
A group of business men led by CG S Eston gains control of United Alloy plant at Canton. The Can ton facility will continue to operate as an independent company. Eston, chairman of Otis teet Company, heads the group that previously acquired a controlling stake in Ed Antgenbaugh’s United Arlow Steel Corporation. Eston also chairs Truhull Stesl Company of Warren and serves as a director of Ohio Brass of Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
O. Apri
United Alloy
Canton
CG _S. Eston
Chirmen
Otisteet Company
Eston
Ed Antgenbaugh
United Arlow Steel Corporation
Eaton
Truhull Stes! Company
Warren Ohio
Ohio Brass Company
Mansfield
Game Postponed in Chicago Opening Series
April 14 the second game of the opening series between the Chicago White Sox and the St Louis Browns was postponed today due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago White Sut
St. Louis Browls
Tepee Herb Tonle touted by nurse with 25 years’ experience
Miss Lonice Heltenbach of Elytia Ohio, a nurse with twenty five years of practice, endorses Tepee Herb Tonic as the best remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. She reports dramatic relief and urges patients to try the tonic, noting it improved appetite sleep and overall well being. The ad notes W Phillips drug store carries Tepee Herb Tonic and offers in person explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonice Heltenbach
Est Avenue
Elytiz
Ohio
Miles Keltenbach
Cave
Rowly
Brealdon
W. Phillips’ Drug Store
Removal of Frame Sheds Opens Fair Grounds View
FRAME SMEDG REVOLED FROM FAIR GROUNDS The Lorain Congers Agricultur ly acting in conjunction with city authorities caused the removal of a row of frame sheds and a large slow board at the corner of West Third and West River street. The action removes a view obstruction that had caused several accidents, improving the grounds’ appearance for the neighborhood. A woman sues for 550 dollars, claiming injuries from a road hole between tracks on Melo street in Wellington caused by the railroad company’s carelessness. The suit names The Cleveland Southwest Railway & Light Co, the City of Wellington, and the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Lorain Congers
Nit
West Third and
West River Street
Kuit
Cleveland Southwest
Era Railway & Light Co
City of Wellington
County Commissioners
Lida M. Edwards
N. Melo
Wellington
Grand jury progress amid urgent schedule
The grand jury is expediting its work and expected to report this afternoon or tomorrow morning. A probing inquiry is underway, including a case involving Paul Martinez who is alleged to have harmed a worker at a local facility amid disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerand Alley
Mik Tun Canes
Paul Martinez
Lavan 2
Realty court petition seeks sale of defendant owned property
Edward Fox filed a petition asking the court to order the sale of real estate owned by defendants Clydle Pelton and others for 72662 dollars as his claim under a vendor lien. Conrad Kilcher reported a car theft, a blue sedan 344-126, stolen from West River and West Bridge streets. A 1924 model A car belonging to E J Burrer was tied to the report. A visitor, Sam S Williams, addressed the city as president of the Santa Williams YMCA Work Club for Boys and Girls and chaplain of the Cleveland Camp of Gideons. Burglaries reported: thieves used a car 932-755 to rob a home on East Twenty eighth Street, taking a table lamp, a dark travellas, a revolver, clothes, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Fox
Clydle SH. Pelton
Clan Stolfw
Conrad Kilcher
BR. D 2
Gulf Road
West River
West Bridge
E J. Burrer
West Ridge
Poller
Stefen
Sam S. Williams
Santa ,Williams Vyorcaer Club
Cleveland
Gideons
Didds- Williams
Lis
Lorain
Elyria
East Twenty Eighth Street
New York Clubhouse Authorization and Park Planting
April 14 authorization to erect a 25 story club house costing 7 500 000 was granted at a meeting of the board of Governors of the New York Yacht Club. Three circus elephants officiated at Central Park tree planting as 30 of 600 trees were placed. Gardner C Weld, Republican, was elected Mayor of New Britain over Angela Paonessy. Burlington Conn reports a gold digging expedition planned for the old Burlington cemetery with a map indicating £ 200 000 buried there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lor
Board of Governors of the
New York
Central Park
New Britain
Conn
Gardner C. Weld
Ansela Paonessy
Tunning
Burlington
Kansas City
Prohibition Debate Trails Agents Raiders and New Mall Bids
In a tense session Andrews warned that private stills operate in homes threaten customers and public order while questioning the feasibility of invading homes without warrants. Reed expressed hope the era of warrantless raids has passed. Meanwhile the post office announced bids open June 14 for a new air mail route linking Cleveland, Louisville, Akron, Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Prohibition
Reed
Routh
Washington
Air Mall
Cleveland
Louisville
Akron
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Post Office Department
Three Elyria Women Seek Divorces and Alimony
Three Elyria women sue for divorce and alimony in common pleas court. Pauline Sittinger accuses Alfred Sittinger of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. She had a prior divorce action in 1923 but withdrew it after his promise to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of ‘Common Pleas
Elsria
Pauline Sittinger
Alfred Sittinger
Pauline Emery
Johan Gates
Edward Gates
Mae Lebow
Jesse Lebon Dake
Death notices for Greenler Reed Rice and OConnor
Local death notices report Mira Greenler of 749 Fourth Street and late entries for Harry Reed of Lorain and Melvin D Rice of Briceville. Anna OConnor funeral rites set for Immaculate Conception Church Gratton. Services scheduled in community churches and homes with interment at Springboro and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ormsby
Long Besch
Jonkins Funeral Home
Frodas
Trade convention funds eyed for city extraction
A notice explains that the Convention will leave several hundred thousand dollars in the city and a committee will be named to collect the money needed. The board mourns the death of Arem ber B J. Georgeopic and further Mercantile Committee details are to be discussed at the meeting, with a general committee organized to handle work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moise
B J. Georgeopic
Mendas
Tim
Infant son of Cole dies after birth week
John Gregory Cole infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Cole born at Sherbundy hospital last Friday died last evening at 6 o clock. American Legion meeting described with visiting Legionaries from New London. Kiwanis to hear of Adriatic trip by Harry Otterhacher at Thursday noon club gathering. Philatheas to meet Thursday all day with covered dish lunch at Mary Ray Koonts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bies Tellington
John Gregory Cole
Walter Cole
Sherbundy
American Legion
New London
Jlusch
Kiwanis
Ninea's Club Thuysday
Baptist Church
Harry Otterhacher
Adriatic
Tphilatheas
Mlet
Philathea
Miry Ray Koonts
Dress Rehearsal Set For Thursday At Opera House
The stress rehearsal for the rural comedy Brown's Honeymoon will be held Thursday evening at the opera house. The Homebinders class of the M E church are presenting the play with a large cast. Rehearsals have been progressing with enthusiasm and good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
M. E Church
Avon Lake to get first water system under state law
County commissioners awarded the contract to The Coitrel Co of Toledo for 219090 the lowest bid. Work to begin within ninety days and a pumping station will be built to supply Avon Lake with water rather than relying on nearby sources. Residents push for mains along Avon Center and Walker Road with a sewer plan to follow the water project in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxe
Avon Lake Village
Coitrel Co
Toledo
Elaria
Lorata
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Avon Center
Walker Road
Four Held On Suspicion In Lorain Theft Case
In Lorain on April 14, four individuals were detained on suspicion after a shopowner identified two of them fleeing her business in a high powered car. Police recovered a woman’s wig and believe the suspects may include a Cleveland visitor. No warrants issued yet. The arrests are linked to burglaries in Lorain and Erie during the past four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Iro Ren
Cherze
Rose Mar
Waco
Lorein
Ef_ria
Luther Barbant Funeral Held This Afternoon
SANTA ROSA April 14 Friends of Luther Barbant gathered at Santa Rosa Park for memorial services this afternoon following a two week illness caused by a heart attack. A Denver friend, Junge Ben Lindsey, delivered an address reflecting on Barbant's philosophy. In Lorain April 14 Police Chief Welker ordered a search of the central Police station after a jail escape incident at Norwalk. He noted the search found razors knives and broken bottles in rubbish outside the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arry L Reed
Lorain
Madison Street
Fritha
W. Lo Burner
Church of Christ
Jenkins Funeral Howe
Burbank
Santa Rost
Cal
Santa Toasi
Luther Barbant
Sunda
Polic- Cmel Welker Aesterda
Senators discuss McKinley defeat and world court impact
The page records political fallout after McKinley’s defeat, with Lenroot declining comment and others citing multiple factors from party strife to the world court. James Reed voices nationalist optimism while Democrats weigh Brannon’s Chicago machine. Prohibition is highlighted as a key issue, and a grand fountain project in Grand Park, Chicago is noted as a spring completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hinev
McKisles
Tanreot
Lenroot
McKin Jex
Dlhinass
Cook Counts
Aest Organization
Populare MY
James
Reed
Muscour
McKinles
Iind
Tutaggie
Tutaggie. On the Comtraz, Tregret Ut
Iilimars
McKinley
World Court
Toney
Barone
George Brannon
Chicago
Smith
Brennan
Lorain Woman Files Claim to Vast Inheritance
Lorain resident Mrs. Saran McCall of 420 Avstree claims a share of a reportedly $0,090,000 Indian fortune tied to ancestor Casper Cronkheit. She alleges descent from her paternal grandmother’s line as one of three Holland brothers who left wealth to heirs after America settlement. about 200 others also claim portions.
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Lorain
Saran McCall
Avstree
Paterazt Forest
Cas‘per Cronkheit
Whem
sAmerlca
Fiolland
Vanod
Ereroy
High School Girl Given Sentence For Misconduct
In Columbus April 0 0 Pauline Hart 26 a local school girl was sent to Industrial school for misconduct after disappearing from home five days earlier. Paul Brown 16 was connected to the case and received a suspended sentence. Brown’s father was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to a year in the workhouse for contributing to delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Vielen
Pauline Hart
Hogan
Paul Brown
of & Pear
Marefield
Irt Brown
Paul
Biss Hart
Tos Son
Wives If You Talk In Your Sleep Be Careful
In Paris on April 13 a French court granted a divorce to a husband who claimed his wife in her sleep mentioned another man’s name. The court found she did not betray, but stated she manifested moral misconduct by speaking another man’s name during sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Prisoner Gars Filagle Strike Lorain
A long time prisoner in jail began a hunger strike lasting six months after a liquor fine and escape attempt. He reportedly refused food and water and disappeared briefly, though later regained some control. authorities say no alarm is warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Reported
Markets at Cleveland and Toledo show mixed demand. Eggs and poultry steady with small gains. cattle futures steady to lower, hogs down, calves weak, sheep and lambs slow. Local prices noted for cheeses, onions, potatoes, radishes, cucumbers, and leans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Slovv
Myers and Aesse s Ltesaeld Users By Gas
Solicitor Don Meyers addressed a meeting of electors at Litchefield last night and explained their legal rights in the battle now going on between the Logan Gas Company and its rivals in Ohio. These cities fight the proposed increase in rate as the gas company seeks support to pressure the governor to withdraw their protest and accept a lower rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin
Don Meyers
Elefters
Litchefield
Logan Gas Company
Ohio
Maers
Riots and Attacks Plague Town Amid Anti Klan Strife
In a turbulent night, clashes erupt as Ku Klux Klan tensions flare. An Italian votes dispute triggers violence. Major Davis mobilizes guards, gunfire wounds several and leaves four dead. A plot to quell rioters prompts martial law measures across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Carbougahc
Mer
Smith Garage
Roet
Wick
Red
Cairo
Theown
Wen
Ben
Marland Ford
Flansman
Mach Sizerare
Kilinsmin
Brower
Ben Sizemore
Hall
Prineps Riamsmies
Hern Snutt
Khiens
Emiong
Wis
Phn
Brgeie Vancsat
Clyde Pawler
Weep Seated Uric Acad Deposits Are Viscolied
An advertisement claims a doctor in Rochester offers a cure for rheumatic pain and age related ailments with a miracle treatment. It asserts rapid, permanent relief and invites readers to seek free particulars, promising large testimonials and discount details.
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Bowie
Aileaha
Thenesatiem
James T. Allen
St. Rocheste
Noy
Anyore
Cves
Tiiree
Phillips
Topoletea Agai
Sourci
Boys Warned After Disorder On West Ninta Street
Safety director Jame A. Hewitt commented on police complaints about youth disorder in West Ninta Street. Officials warned that vandals and property damage culprits would be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame A. Hewitt
Polica
West Ninta Street
New Signals To Be In QOperation Today
Ellis reports new traffic signals expected to be in operation today. James A. Hewitt indicated a control box and the lights from the company should be connected this afternoon. Hewitt predicted the work would be completed today or by this evening, enabling normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Lorain Man Named Defendant in Debt Suit
A Lorain man, Stanley Parsler, is named as defendant in a suit for 273.27 filed by Eilert Beverage Co at the Lorain court. The plaintiff obtained judgment and asks the court to authorize attachment of the defendant’s Lorain property to satisfy the debt. The Citizens Home and Savage Association Co are also named in the land dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IFN
Eilert Beverage
Stanley Parsler
Lorant
Lora
Old Resident Refuses Operation and Tries Remedy
A 70 year old resident, told by physicians to give up, considered surgery but refused. A neighbor advised Try WAYR'S One Dose Wilt Convines for stomach trouble. Ad describes a simple harmless preparation claimed to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieve stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments including appendicitis.
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Wayr
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