Boy dies after ingesting mother’s medicine tablets
James Wargo aged two, son of Mr and Mrs Julius Wargo, died at 434 Kansas Avenue following hours of suffering. He climbed a chair, took rheumatism tablets from a closet used by his mother, and consumed several. A physician was called but he died soon after. Funeral services set for 5 pm at St Mary’s Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Lorain
James Wargo
Julius Wargo
Kansas Avenue
Wargo
St .Mary’s
Calvary Cemetery
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds Exchangeable Notice
Holders of the fourth liberty loan bonds in temporary coupon form should present them through regular channels for exchange. The exchange was payable circa April 15 1920 and the first coupon detached from the permanent bonds is payable today April 15.
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Elyrita
Delightful Lorraine Hostess Details Pata Gama Girls Visit
Iona Martin of 0th street hosted last night with cut flowers decorating the house. Music games and dancing filled the evening. A late three course luncheon was served by the hostess mother. Guests included Mary VicGowan Trene Arbaugh Flora Murray Loretta Grace Smith F Eleanor OToole Elizabeth Fiest Pauline Curran and Mrs W Stewell.
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Lorain
Iona Martin
Mary VicGowan Trene Arbaugh
Flora Murray Loretta
Grace Smith
Fleanor O'Toole
Elizabeth Fiest
Pauline Curran
W Stewell
Priest Refuses Bishop Orders in Akron Lawsuit
Archbishop Nemalovsky of New York filed for an injunction to stop Rev Alexander A Boguslavsky from conducting services at St Mary’s Pokhrow Rus Blan church and to force him to vacate the pastoral residence. The petition says Boguslavsky was transferred to Flint Michigan on March 8 and was to be succeeded by D Gilivich, but Boguslavsky refuses the transfer.
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Akron
Alexander Nemalovsky
New York
Alexander A Boguslavsky
St. Mary’s Pokhrow Rus- Blan
Boguslavsky
Flint, Mich
Ham. D. Gilivich
Georgia Planter Sentenced to Life for Farm Murders
John S Williams a Jasper County Georgia planter was found guilty of murdering eleven negro farm workers and given a life term. Clyde Manning a farm hand confessed and accused Williams of ordering the killings. Williams moved for a new trial claiming the verdict contradicted evidence and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S Willams
Jasper County
Clyde Manning
Williams
Tor Williams
E. Dence
Law
H C L Causes No Slumps in Warriages
The International News Service reports Chicago based jewelers say Christmas sees the most engagement rings while April through June see the most wedding rings. They note romance trends tied to sentiment at Christmas and spring mating, with ring output this year matching postwar peaks.
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International
Chicago
Weeks Pushes 175000-Strong Standing Army Plan
Secretary of War Weeks testified before the House Appropriations Committee urging quick action on the arms appropriation bill. He advocated a standing regular army of 175,000 men and noted the measure failed in the prior Congress.
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Weeks
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Little Talks on Thrift Testimony to Economic Self Preservation
The text extols thrift as essential for individual and societal progress, linking saving to strong cities, industries, and transport networks. It warns thriftlessness leads to extravagance, vice, and decline, while persistent saving builds power, discipline, and future opportunities despite hardships.
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Hktar Rs
Ohio State enrollment makes a great advance
Columbus April 14 Enrollment at Ohio State University rose 43 percent from 1918 to 1920 21 to a record 8306 students per registrar figures Expenditures for new buildings totaled 122880 with most funds spent on a new powerhouse The growth leaves classroom congestion largely unresolved and the Fouts bill in the legislature is expected to provide partial relief.
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Columbus
Ohi O State University
Reappearance of Patriarchal Beards in Congress
In Washington on April 14 the long grey beard of the Grosvenor type reappears in the House. It is noted alongside other members such as W J O Acheson of Washington and Wins of Massachusetts, with Missouri’s Grosvenor comparer prominent. The beard evokes a wave of Republican sentiment that swept the state last November.
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International News Service
Washington
Charles G. Grosvenor
W.j.am O Acheson
Wassachusetts
Viissourman
Memorial flag pole to grace Ohio State campus gift
The senior class of Ohio State University plans a memorial flag pole on campus as this year’s gift. The pole’s style will be determined by the total contributed to the class treasury by its members, following annual custom.
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Colt Mels
Ohio State University
St Clairsville man charged after wreck leaves he hurt
A St Clairsville resident sustained a fractured rib and collar bone with extensive clothing damage after neglecting to secure a vehicle before starting the truck. Medial costs are expected as doctors bills accumulate.
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ST Clairsville
Vworgan
Opposition to Blue Laws in Columbus
April 15 report notes persons opposed to Sunday observance are cited as blue laws being sent up for submission to the state legislature. Proessor S Long, international secretary of the Religious Union's association of Washington, is mentioned.
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Columbus
Ion
Releous
Uicer's Association of Washington
Accident strikes Elyria family in San Bernardo crash
Relatives in Elyria report a serious accident in San Bernardo that wounded Rosemary Morgan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Morgan. The young girl was struck by an automobile and authorities fear she may be unable to walk again.
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Elxyria
Elyria
San Bernardo Cahr
Rosemary Morgan
Victor Morgan
Tun Ozer
Cambridge Marryl Linn Spins Into Local Huddle
Cambridge reports a rise in domestic unions as resident Durk Bever blesses a string of weddings while a steel mill remains idle, triggering a slump in the town’s marriage business. Rev Bever says Cupid takes a vacation as the community enters a slow period.
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Yorkville
Bever
MEE Chirch
Org
Cupid
South Ridge Notes: Births and Local Visits
Vro and Wrs 4&4 W Rahl of Anherst welcomed a 9 pound son Claude Merler on April 1. Mrs Pahl stays with tatters parents Mr and Mrs Philip Battenhouse. Mrs John Delefield visiting Andrew Deiner family in South Amherst. Henry Schaub and Lewis Dramm on the sick list. Mrs Edwin Schutert visited relatives in South Amherst. Farmers attended the Grange meeting in Amherst Tuesday evening. Misarable Battenhouse returned home after weeks with relatives in Amherst. Mrs J Bechtel visited sister Mrs W Collier in Elyria.
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Vro
Wrs
Rahl
Anherst
Claude Merler
Pahl
Philip
Grance
Mherst
Tuesda
Misarable
Battenhous
Amherst
J Bechtel
Vrs
T Collier
Elyria
Local Notes From Sheffield and Home Front
Mrs J A McAllister was taken to Memorial hospital and operated on Friday. Friends report she is progressing well. Mt Vernon and Amherst are mentioned in family notices as well as local church events. Ruth Johnson remains at home with scarlet fever. The Ladies Aid Society held a well attended dinner at church parlors. Wade Johnson is reported to be on the run. Eleanor Maddock spent Sunday in Hideville.
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J A McAllister
Memorial Hospital
GD Jackson
Mt Vernon
Chambers
Amherst
Ruth Johnson
Scarlet
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Townsend
Wade Johnson
Eleanor Maddock
Harding Well Act to Free Kilpatrick
Washington April 14 President Harding pledged to use his levers to secure the release of Captain Emmiett Kilpatrick an American Red Cross worker born in Alabama held as a prisoner by Bolshevik forces in Hubsia
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Washington
Harding
Capain Emmiett Kilpatrick
Red Cross
Alabama
Hubsia
Eaton Harry Haven to Head Sunday School in July
Harry Haven consents to act as superintendent of the Sunday school through July 1. Several visits and social events are noted in the Colum pic area with neighbors and families visiting, moving to new homes, and local social gatherings ongoing during the period.
Erhart Births Two Daughters at Home
The notice reports births of two girls to families in the community. One child named Erhart born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Ris ng on April 1. The other daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Viary Arm buster Varen on March 30.
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Joseph Risng
Apri
Viary Armbuster
Varen
Fred A Armbuster
LaPorte La Porte Wedding Trip Home Residents
Mr and Mrs Joseph Steimetz return from their wedding trip and settle at Butternut Ridge. Lena Humphrey Steimetz, formerly Miss Lena Humphrey, is noted. Mr and Mrs W H Giles and Miss J H Rogers visited Arthur Giles home. Mrs Sterling stays with her daughter, Miss C E Reisinger. Mr Voshel near completion of a new home on Butternut Ridge. Ada Dirlain of Cleveland visited. Vernon G Terrell funeral Saturday, burial at Fields Corners. Walter Schaub of Norwalk visited aunt Mrs Charles Uferter and Mrs John Archer. hosteses entertained guests one evening.
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Eaton
Harry Haven
John Cowley
Cleveland
Burton Ross
Daunters
Milford Bartter
Miry Hill
Elmer
Cleve
Alro
Thomas Dair
Butternut Ridge
Ora Walther
Daur
Ment
Walther
Moss
Rogers
W.H
Ten- Tessee
Restyes
Louisville
Jesse Carpenter
Irma Aleaoder
James Lonspon
Alice Sumner
Tad
Rarpn Cole
Vernon G Terrell
Fields Corners
Walter Schaub
Norwalk
Charles Uferter
John Archer
Oratorical Contests Draw Large Turnout In Township District
The township and district oratorical contests attracted many relatives and friends of the scholars to the event. Ada Smith of Lakewood visited during spring vacation as Miss W P Shepard and family return to their home in town. The celebration week honors their son Guy Archer with birthday festivities.
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Guy Archer
Ada Smith
Lakewood
Mis W P Shepard
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West Side Bakery
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Sixth Street
Lhrift
Ohio State
Maes
Orce
Phillips
Snall
the Leader Shoe Co
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Maryl Linn
Uxiliar
American Legion
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Coen
Hartman
Entertainment Committee
South Ridge
Sheffield
Brilpatrick
Harrys Haven
Ovrce
Moss Moertle Derrow
Dover
Hoaywood
Oy Davis
Vanel Tite
Dauguater
Charles Strickland
Sphewamy Longbor
Wheeling
Olave Trilgs
Charles Nun
Mame Cornish
Be 1
Tom
Merle Lehman
Urton Ross
Wellington
Néss
Wes Perm Dawiev
Lakeweed
Chippewa
Armbuster
Ames
Litchfield
RB Spitch
Marcell
Mamie Herrin
Ltichmahker
Mallet Creek
Carl Yast
Charles Nilled
Samie Nhockher
LaGrange
Ernest Dill
Wm Johnston
Elyria Hospital
Charles Neff
Buffalo
Neff Brothers
Charles Gust
Erhart
Black River Telephone Co
Ninth St
Aati
West Side Garage
General Auto
Willis Knights
E. T. Hollis
Lodi St. Elyria
Lorain County Sunday Chronicle-Telegram
Puls’ Grocery
Ridgeville
Laporte
Ecometer Sales Co
Broadway
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Sam Klein Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Lorain, Ohio
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