May Party Planned by Local Lafolet Club in Elyria
The first annual dancing party hosted by the Lafolet club will be held next Friday evening April 20 at Elks hall. Proceeds fund a camping trip this summer. Club officers include President Margaret Waters and Treasurer Sigrid Haillman with members Lena Decker Doris Hasting Dolly Hinkle Mollie Johnson Freda Blackwell Elva Myers Esther Walker Mary Walker Margaret Wilking Hazel Worthington Margaret Gooden.
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Letolet Club
Elks’ Hall
Conterse Orchestra
Lafolet Club
Margaret Waters
Sigrid Haillman
Wm. Puls
Lena Decker
Doris Hastng
Dolly Hinkle
Mollie Johnson
Freda Blackwell
Elva Myers
Esther Walker
Mary Walker
Margaret Wilking
Hazel Worthington
Margaret Gooden
Personal notices and visits mix with a marriage in Elyria
Local items list travel for a Lorain County Electric employee to Sullivan and hospital visits in Elyria. Mrs Long hosts Alma George. Mrs Bridge of West Third Street noted. Akron trip for relatives. Riggs and Sharp welcome visits planned. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary initiates tonight. A marriage was performed at 412 Parke Ave by AC Coffman with attendees from Oberlin and Kipton.
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Bie
Burton R. Bridge
Wast Third Street
Memorial Hospital
Bridge
aBdie Samford
West Third Street
E. A. Thamert
Strickled
C. Richards
Carl Bates
Kipton
Walker
Helen Barnes
Mabel
Ky Manns
Oberlin
Coffman
Parke Ave
Sarah Light
Amherst Hostess Honors Elyria Bride Elect
Miss Alma George was feted at a pre nuptial shower in Amherst hosted by Mrs G R Mitchell sister of her fiancé Schmauch. Fourteen guests from Marion Lorain Oberlin Elyria and Amherst attended with sweet pea decor and pastel arrangements. Prizes went to Mrs P J Cochrane and Miss Helen Denman of Elyria. The marriage to Mr Schmauch is set for May 3 in Amherst.
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Alma George
Amherst
G. R. Mitchell
P. J. Cochrane
Helen Denman
Elyria
George
Mr. Schmauch
Local family movement hints at westward plans
Mire Mubert Allan Bandys at Cleveland and New York. Mr. and Mrs. DeForret D Smith of 859 Cambridge Street. Mrs. A N Fowler of Oxford Court to return home tomorrow from Wellington. Hattie Couch and sons Harry and Oliver of Twelfth Street prepare to move to Los Angeles California. Harold Couch and another son left for the west last fall and the family will join him. Farewell courtesy events honor Mrs. Couch and sons hosted by friends and relatives.
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Mra
Q .A. Gilmore
Lee Stroup
Jim Cleveland
Perty
Gertraude Lovejoy Shaefer
Denver
Col
Elyria Friends
Mra. Sheefer
Viorence Bickford
Sixth Street
Shaefer
Ernest. Mortimer Cave
Washington
ST Crewe
Mire
Mubert
Allan Bandys
Cleveland
New York
Hattie Couch
Harry
Oliver
Twelfth ‘Street
Los
Angeas
Cal
Harold Couch
Sanother
Follies of 1920 to Be Presented by Y W C A at Gates School
Tonight at Gates school an auditorium program begins at 7 16 sharp featuring the Y W C A Follies presented by the Alum Friendship club girls. The evening promises good music clever sketches and a thoroughly enjoyable show with all departments of the association contributing parts of the program. The public is invited and expected in large numbers.
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Gates School
Astorium
Alumas Friendship Club
International rubber co treasurer reports European business favorable
Henry Schwarzehild treasurer of the International Rubber Co returned from a Europe trip covering France Switzerland Belgium and Italy. He found business conditions satisfactory and sees opportunities available in the near term.
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Henry Schwarzehild
Europe
France
Switzerland
Belgium
Italy
Campaign Against Speeding Targeted in Canton
Canton officials announce a new effort to curb speeding by assigning a motorcycle officer to patrol county highways. The move aims to reduce traffic violations and improve road safety.
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Canton
Portage River Floods Hit Six Counties Across Region
Flooding from heavy rains swelled the Portage River causing high water near Bowling Green Merrill and Jerry City. Towns and tewlands reported flooding as portions of six counties were affected by the swelling river.
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Portage
Bowling Green
Merrill and Jerry City
Tewlands
Obesity Cure Claimed By Fat Reduction Tablets
An advertisement touts Arbolone tablets as a cure for obesity claiming they curb cravings for fatty foods and restore digestion while dissolving fat. A testimonial from Mrs L Holly of Imperial California reports dropping from 206 to 152 pounds in seven months with improved health. Sold by druggists in sealed tubes with directions.
Willys Overland denies halting Elyria plant plans
A letter from FA J Edwards, manager of the Willys Overland Elyria plant, states rumors of abandoning engine works are false. He notes no change in the larger expansion plan and urges housing development to support 9 000 needed new homes, with potential for 500 extra workers if housing could be found.
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Willys-Overland
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Cleveland
Willys-Overland Company
Willy-Overland Company
FA. J, Edwards
Willys Overland Company
Helen Tooker Sues Husband for Cruelty and Threats
Helena Tooker files for divorce from Harley Tooker alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. She charges he threatened her with a revolver and assaulted her in Medina and in this city, prompting her to leave him in May last year. she seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name.
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Helen Tooker
Harley Tooker
Medina
Man Seeks Release for Father Believed Buried in Cemetery
A man told officials he thought his father was Sliva and asked to release him from burial in a cemetery. The statement suggests a belief about the father’s remains and prompts inquiries into the burial record and family identification.
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Sliva
Honest John Burns regrets home rule failure
London April 23 Honesty John Burns M P P resigned from the cabinet at the war outbreak. He said the 1914 home rule bill if enacted would have made Ireland peaceful and prosperous. now conditions are terrible and may worsen. He argued settling the Irish question would unite England Ireland and the United States. Painesville April 23 Thomas Chapman thrown under a kicking horse suffered a badly cut leg and multiple bruises after a harness break.
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London
Honest John" Burns
Ireland
England
United States
Painesville
Thomas Chappman
Chapman
Port Clinton Buries Local Odd Fellow After Springfield Death
The body of Conrad May aged sixty seven was brought to Port Clinton for burial after dying at the Odd Fellows home in Springfield. He had been a member of the local lodge for over forty years. His wife and daughter reside in Port Clinton. The casket lay in state at the I O O F temple prior to burial.
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Port Clinton
Conrad May
Odd Fellow
Springfield
F. Templa
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Mls
Elyria Ladies
Tipe Ure Lodge
SGE
Order of St. George of Elycia
Trinty Cathedral
Pura
Eta
Mere
A.B. Taylor
Venus
Coccasion
Forx
OHAN
Horan
Yeserdey
Tarnoon
Leareat
William Stearns
Davia
Berlin
Charles E. Tuck
Misa Manne
Arthur Gegenheimer
Henrietta C
Bates
Clem
Maud Bates
Corfman
C. D. Huff
Eastern Heights Blvd
Toledo
H. W. Merriman
Methodist Aid Society
Huff
J. A. Herbert
The
Lorain County Electric Company
Sullivan, C
Charles Long
Lorain
C. J. Wall
East Avenue
Akron
Queata
W. 7. Sharp
Broadstreet
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
L. B. Oldfield
Middle Avenue
Ralph Reisinger
Elyria Block
ST 'Cone
SereeTe
A. N. Fowler
Oxford Court
Wellington
Y.W. G
Owen Moore
Mary Pickford
Piccadilly Jim
Lyon Moran
Frank Mayo
Fox
Honduras
Beyond
LAW
Emmett Dalton
Betty
Greystone
Dorothy Strand
Dorothy Dalton
Coloniat
Zane Grey
E. K. Lincoln
Margery Wilson
Edward Coxen
Walter Long
Eileen Percy
James Morrison
Festoria
Anthony G. Case
Greenville
East Ave
Rex
Fordson
Overland
Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
Clare Reynolds
Masonic Temple
John Burks
Scott
L. Widzer
Fairbank
A. Lown
Bsc
Candyland
New Home
Business College
Elyria Business College
Avon Beach Park
Park Plan
Avon 581
Thomas E. Thorpe
Mer
Avon Lake
Ohio
Lake Shore
Candy Department
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