Elyria Merchants Rule On Gas Lamps And City Sealer
A Elyria board meeting discussed Broad street gas lamps like Heveland. The executive committee opposed bringing the proposal to the council now. Mayor Chapman ruled against a double shift lodgers in Elyria rooming houses. Council rejected the Chamber of Commerce bid for a city sealer office due to a $1,600 salary. Large turnout greeted the Silks Club at its public reception. Pittsfield Gas shipped 150 barrels of crude oil, with 300 more after. oil produced southeast of Pittsfield.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Heveland
Merchants’ Board
Council Chamber
Chapman
Chamber of Commerce
Silks’ Club
Lorain County
Pittsfield
Baby Boy Spoiled by Attention
Dr Myers advises a care plan for a year and a half old boy spoiled by attention. Emphasizing months of consistent rules, he suggests focusing on sleep first with immediate, nonverbal punishment for rising, then gradually addressing other issues. Readers are urged to request the doctor’s pamphlets for further guidance. President Masaryk of Czechoslovakia noted in his 82nd year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry C. Myers
Claveland College
Western Reserve University
DR. Myers
Cade
Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Did You Know and World of Questions Trivia Piece
A fragment from a late edition trivia page discusses classification of sponges, eels, and other sea life. It notes eels have scales embedded in their skin, explains sponges are animals not plants, and mentions the great heavy whale and other marine facts including the largest fish and anniversary blurbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
WAKEMAN BRIEFS AND LOCAL GOSSIP ITEMS
April events and visits in Wakeman list gatherings birthdays and social calls. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Todd hosting. Mrs. W L Pease visiting Toledo. Scott Purvie visiting Cleveland. neighbors visiting Norwalk and Cleveland. health news on Frank Morger. church and youth group plans. various couples hosting and attending events. a birthday surprise for Don Hastings with multiple relatives attending. theatre outing and bridge party reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Charles H. Todd
Edgar Brandt
Canton
Ohio
Jas
W. L. Pease
Toledo
Don Hastings
Charles Hart
Berlin Heights
Otto Gable
Cleveland
Samuel Hastings
Ernest
Bert
Collins
Carl Hastings
Vermilon
Ww. L. Pease
Norwalk
Robert
Amherst Social Calendar Highlights and Events
Amherst hosts a birthday party for Mary Alice with orange and yellow decorations and a children's table, plus a Rotary of parents and guests attending an athletic banquet planned by the Parent Teachers Association. Also notes church gatherings, meetings, and a Friday chapel program for the school.
Readings and music mark school gathering at Elyria
A school program featured a talk and Maybell Slack reading scripture. Students presented several vocal selections. Mr and Mrs William Meacham and their family joined Mr and Mrs Claude Wagner for Thursday evening in Elyria.
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Maybell Slack
William Meacham
Claude Wagner
Elyria
Henrietta Ladies Aid meets Henrietta April 18
The Ladies Aid society of the Reform ed church was entertained by Mrs. Lawrence Heinz and Mr Wilhelmina Heinz at their home Thursday afternoon. Members included Mrs. Philip Lateman, Mrs. Albert Latteman, Mrs. Frank Berg, Miss Mayine Bohn, and others. Other notes include Holy Name society gathering, Dames of Malta ridge installation, Kipton quarry injury note, Grange meeting, and faculty attending a country BTA at Avon.
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Ladies Atid
Hnenhrietta
Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Lawrence Heinz
Wilhelmina Heinz
Philip Latteman
Albert Latteman
Frank Berg
Mayine Bohn
Carl Dute
Ruth
Martha Bauman
Louise Becker
Martha Delefield
Mary Becker
Fred Bauman
Sophia Pippert
Dan Knoble
Holy Name Society
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Amherst
Thursdday
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Dames of
Malta Ridge
Plyris
Leon Currier
Oscar Zurcher
John Unger
Kipton Quarry
Pittsfield Returns To School And Community Address Notice
Pittsfield April 18 Miss Elizabeth Jordan returns to school on Wednesdays after a two month absence and says she is glad to be back with classmates. On April 22 8 15 p m F T Meacham a returned African missionary will speak at Community church Center refreshments by church ladies. Little Roger Jones grandson of Mrs F C West fractured a limb and is at Norwalk hospital while friends extend sympathy. Mrs Mabel Bear and Mrs A M Sherburne visited Grace Leatherman in Wellington township Wednesday afternoon.
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Flyrna
Lorain
Oberlin
Elyria High School
Elstia Dusness
Pittsfield
Elizabeth
Jordan
F. T. Meacham
Roger Jones
F.C. West
Norwalk Hospital
Brieks
Mabel Bear
A. M. Sherburne
Grace Leatherman
Wellington Township
Mose Harvolk
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
George Hines
Sara Avery
Walter Green
Daught Blanche
LeRoy Loungbrough
Ashland
Busine
W. A. Sherburne
Sherburne
California
Ernie
Kenneth Green
John Sigsworth
Shaeton Sales Company
Jalon
Mich
Detroit
Can a Woman Mark Her Unborn Infant Clendening Says No
A historical piece discusses whether a mother can imprint markings on her unborn child. Dr. Logan Clendening outlines evidence and counterpoints, noting birthmarks occur commonly and questioning how a maternal mark could transfer to an infant. The article references Blondel’s critique and cites anecdotal stories and related opinions.
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Clendening
James Blondel
Lairey
Chuzzlewit
Harris
Wellington
Ong
Fruit cake aged fifty years serves in Washington
H A Patten of New Bern reports his parents Mr and Mrs H B Patten celebrated their wedding anniversary in Washington DC with the remains of a fruit cake baked for their wedding fifty years ago. Guests said the cake was excellent.
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New Bern
N. C
H. A. Patten
Ark
H. B. Patten
Washington, D.C
Washington
New Fruit Record Set in Harlington Texas
A new shipping record of 8,200 carloads of fruit was set from the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas as the season closed last month. The movement ended by order of the Federal quarantine force, adding 4,900 more cars than previously shipped.
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Harlington
Tex
Aew
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Oberlin Social Roundtable Mixes Games and Visits
New Oberlin residents and friends gathered Thursday evening for pisochle with Mr and Mrs Wohleber while F J Schmitz and wife visited Elyria. Urban Kinzel and wife called with Mathias Wohleber and wife, Forest Taylor and wife hosted residents from Indian Hollow. C Pamroy and family from Elyria were recent guests at the R F.
Highway Emblem Promotes Mississippi River Scenic Route
An emblem for the Mississippi River Highway association outlines a proposed improved scenic road along the west bank of the Mississippi from New Orleans to the twin cities St Paul and Minneapolis and beyond to Port Arthur Canada. The plan envisions linking southern gulf coast navons with northern pine lands and notes that improvements of existing roads have begun in Iowa.
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Missisippi River Highway Association
Mississippi River
New Orlans
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Port Arthur
Canada
Navons
Gulf Country
Iowa
Hypnotic racket hits Independence two elderly men preyed on
Two elderly men, J. Debusk 73 from Havana and G W Reed 55 of Big City, were claimed to be hypnotized by two men posing as socialists. They said they were forced to pay large sums for supposed eye treatments after visits to their homes. Debusk reportedly withdrew $900 from a bank under a spell.
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Big Fes
Kan
Pyaud
QR. J. Yebusk
Havana
G. W. Reed
Big City
Debusk
Reed
Famous Quantrill Raider Celebrates 93rd Birthday
Richard J. Worsham a survivor of Quantrill's raiders in Missouri during the Civil War ages years old served four years 1862 to 1868 wounded twice at Centralia helped burn Lawrence Kas married twice has six children and many grandchildren. He recently climbed to his roof to light a candle as a show of courage amid age and gloom in the community. Donald Holmuer attended a class party at Summers home. Marion and Marie Linden visited relatives for the weekend as the mood remains low and pessimistic.
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Quantrill
Mexico
Richard J. Worsham
Missouri
Worsham
Bill Anderson
Centralia
Heath
Donald Holmuer
Hee
Hollwood Street
Oberlin
Marion
Marie Linden
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Chronicle-Telegram
Street Railway
Elyria City
SGO
Second Street
Fdison
Hyria Savings & Trust
F. M
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Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Washington, D. C
Community Dry Cleaners
Over
A. & A. Auto
R. J. Scott
Ate
Oliver
Scott Purvie
Elmer Hahn
R. Bar
Nora Peck
Fred Pierce
Frank Morger
The
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Willard United Brethren Church
Lawrence Murra
Murray
James Mockler
J. Z . Cleveland
Mel. Downing
Charles Knott
Milton Hurst
R. $. Barnes
Alvin Barnes
Will Bailess
Arthur Witziaben
Rollie Barnes
Irene Hahn
Gladys Barnes
James Grogag
R. F. Kenyon
Lorence Buckley
Witlahen
South
Mary Alice
Zuella Haag
Barbara Reinhart
Barbara Low Moore
Sarah Jane Talmage
Clifford Pierce
Richard Gleason
Isaac Slack
Hr. Moore
Tas Parent Teach Association
McAl
Ralph Martin Af Leran
Railer
Asrest
Eastern Star
George Graybill
Alpert Schneider
Paul Mori
Lewis Merchant
Robert. Allsop
Ella Harper
Belle Brocksicker
A. T. Patched
Axtel
Axtel Methodist Church
M. EB
Norma Merchant
Tom Springer
Elmer Harris
Harold Allsop
John Wagener
Te Parent Teachers Association
St. John’s Evangelical
C. FE. Schmidt
James Lyon
Royal Neighbors
Daft
Henrietta
Logan Clendening
Dr. _Clendening
Eugene Y. Brewster
Dorothy McCormick
Los Angeles
Brewster
Corliss Palmer
New Oberlin
Highway 1
Permvier
Alpine Penny
Stock Exchange
Weil
Vin
Baron Jewelry
Elyrians
Isaly
East Broad Street
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