Lorain Girls Community Club Dance At Bagies Hall
More than 200 couples attended the Girls Community club dance at Bagies hall with Ray Brady five piece orchestra providing music. The committee included Mrs Denman Miss Esther Murphy Miss Englehart Miss Eben Eyeman Mrs Harry Moore Miss Luella Boyd and Miss Thelma McConnel. A June dance is planned due to its success.
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Lorain
Ray Brady
Denman
Esther Murphy
Englehart
Eben Eyeman
Harry Moore
Luella Boyd
Thelma McConnel
Knights of Pythias confer rank of Knight in Lorain
The Knights of Pythias met at the Pythian Temple with a large attendance. The card of Page was conferred on one, one was elected to membership and one application for membership received. Next Friday the Amherst lodge will come to Lorain to confer the rank of Knight.
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Lorain
Knights of Pythas
Pythian Temple
Page
Amherst Lodge
Mrs Gregg Hosts Five Hundred Club Gathering
Mrs Warren Gregg entertained about five hundred guests as hostess of the Five Hundred Club in Lorain. The event featured courteous reception and social camaraderie reflecting the community’s clubs and social life.
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Gregg
Warren Gregg
Paving Plans Tied to Street Petitions in Amberst
The Amberst council held a special meeting to discuss paying on Lincoln Harris Spring Prospect and Cornell avenues with petitions signed by many hotel owners. Engineering oversight proposed, and work could start this winter if gas and water lines are placed first. Local labor would be used where possible to reduce costs.
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Tin
Local Births and Health Notes From Frioay News
A Friday report notes multiple birth announcements and health updates. Vr and Mrs J Murray welcomed a son in Cleveland during a visit. Mre Sam Dilefield of East Quar T as confined at home with injuries. A son was born to Vr and Mrs Teter Roko of South Amherst yesterday. Mroani Wie Dr Powers attended. Wiking W H Baden of Southmherst returned home with diphtheria concerns. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Diener Friday morning.
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Frank Ray
South Wain River
Horor
Robt Hagen
Lorain
Vrs
Aith Prine Norther
J Murray Frioay
Frank DePaul
Cleveland
Sam Dilefield
East Quar T
Teter Roko
South Amherst
Powers Sheat
W H Baden
Southmherst -Tormed
Diptheria Dauhter
Andrew Diener
Court Rules Gifted Jewelry Belongs to Minor Bride
Frances Ludwig of Brooklyn received jewelry and gifts from Nelson Ness on engagement in 1919. The court held that because Ludwig was a minor, she could not enter into the marriage agreement signed by her parents and Nelson. The dispute centered on recovering 389.50 as compensation for gifts.
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Nesson
Harvard
Frances Ludwig
Brooklyn
Miss Ludwig
Local notices and social news from the county
County automobile club members and others attend the state convention in Cincinnati and plan returns by morrow. The King Daughter Class of the Second Congregational Church meets Monday April 25 at 7 30 at Mrs John Kennedy's home with Mrs Fred Ernstow assisting. Friends learn Mrs N J Buswell is recovering and can receive visitors. Mrs S B Day returns home after wintering in Bradenown Farm. Asaph R Jones and family attend the funeral of Prof G F Wignea Oberlin. the deceased is Mrs Jones's uncle.
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County Automobile Club
VV Andress
Hugh Harris
John Cour
Charles Flower
E H Haag
A Smith
Cincinati
Ladies of the King
Second Congregational Church
John Kennedy
Fred Ernstow
Letter to newspaper on notices reporting practice
A dated letter from the George B Wieckins Co thanks the Chronicle Telegram for ensuring full and accurate reporting of legal notices. The writer urges continued diligence in presenting complete notices to protect families and uphold proper notice standards.
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Oeeriion
George B Wieckins
Oscar To Turks Rejoins Waldorf Story Hotel as Manager
Oscar To Turks, who joined the Waldorf Story Hotel on its opening in 1493, has signed a tenor contract worth 390000 to continue as manager. Car rith announces today that Oscar becomes chief supervisor in the world.
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New York
Oscar
Urks
Waldorfstoria
Gust
Mattred
Carrith
Monopoly charged with keeping war time coal prices
Maryland Republican Linthicum introduces a resolution demanding Attorney General Daugherty provide the House with a statement on whether anthracite coal prices are justified and if any actions have reduced them. He notes prices have hovered around 11 to 12 dollars per ton and accuses a close monopoly of maintaining the unfair levels.
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Washington
Republican Linthicum
Maryland
Daugherty
City Park Promised to Be Most Attractive
The city park is described as more attractive than ever with ornamental shrubs planted along Bread Street and panes in view. Lamps showcase red yellow gold white and pink blossoms despite cold. Plans include replanting beds with summer flowering plants to maintain beauty.
Fragmentary OCR Item About a Warden and an Address
A damaged OCR line mentions a warden and a location at 743 Broad Street possibly tied to Pieral Cy. The text is incomplete but indicates an institutional or civic context with a specific street address.
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Pieral
New Books on Shelves of Lorain Library
Lorain Public Library adds many new titles this week focusing on drama and clubs. Included are Mantle Best plays 1919 29 Barrie Kiss for Cinderella Dickinson Wisconsin plays Maths Welsh plays Moton Finding a Way Out Moore Roads to Childhood Wolcott Book of games and parties Kelk Tour of Americas Nation Parks and more. Central Manufacturers Mutual Insurance holds a policyholders meeting in Van Wert Ohio May 11 1931 at 1 00 pm local time. attendance requested with proxies if unable to attend.
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Lorain
Lorain Public Library
New York
Maude
Davis
Dickinson- Wiscons
Wisconsin Dramatic Society
Iona Gale
T H O Mehinson
WE Leonard
Merry
Merry Cuckoo
Deacon
Tuskegee Institute
Moore
Wibram Wolcott
Central Manufacturers Mutual Insurance
van Wert
Ohio
A Jewel of Chicago Is Applied to Wrigley Building
Wrigley's new Chicago office at Boulevard Link Bridge on Michigan Avenue rises 16 stories with a 393 foot tower and a four faced 20 foot diameter clock. The enamel terra cotta exterior and 42 foot square lantern crown the decorative riverfront landmark praised by press and public.
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Wriigley
Chicago
Boulevard Link Bridge
Michigan Avenue
Wrigley
Chicago Lake Front
The
Chicago Tribune
Bevel Plate Glass Top Promotes Classy Auto Appearance
An ad touts a smart looking bevel plate glass top for cars. It promises an exclusive distinguished look that will draw admiration when passing by. The pitch urges customers to choose this top for craftsmanship and material quality.
Elyria Auto Top and Repair Shop Ad
Local repair shop advertises services for auto tops and curtains at 130 East Bridge Street Elyria next to Prest-O-Lite Battery Station. Contact via phone 2618 for inquiries or service.
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Elyria Auto Top and Repair Shop
Bridge St
Prest
O Lite
First Woman Justice of the Peace Elected in New York State
Mrs Jennie McMillan wins the election in Glen Park New York becoming the first woman elected as Justice of the Peace in the state. She defeated two male rivals and is active in public and church affairs and is mother of six. Her husband, Mrs W McMillan, did not seek the office.
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International News Service
Jennie McMillan
New York State
McMillan
Glen Park N Y
W McMillan
Oberlin College Claims Most Cosmopolitan Status in U S
The Federal Bureau of Education in Washington reports Oberlin College as the nation’s most cosmopolitan school with over 100 foreign students enrolled this year. Represented are men and women from Italy, Greece, India, Russia, Korea, China, Japan, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and other nations, including one full-blooded Sioux Indian.
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Ouprlin
Fedural Bureau of Education
Washington
Pernecs
Oberlin
America
Italy
Greece
India
Russia
Korea
Czechoslovakia
Policy change not contemplated by company management
The text indicates a fear or concern about potential changes but states that a shift in management or policy is not being considered at this time. No concrete actions or dates are provided.
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Ous
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OLD Bent
Church of Christ
McDaniel
Kansas Avenue
Nell Hever
Ruby
George Mendenhall
Gruev
Snell
Clucker
Statia Henry
Gus Thompson
29Th Street
H. H
Weisterkner
Christian Scenea
Clarence W Chadwick
Cleveland Elyria
Florence Hogan
Wellington
9Th Street
Margaret Lewis
Florida
30Th Street
Joseph Jameson
7Th Court
Moss Gertrude Goldberg
Cathl.een Meacham
Norwalk
Frances Hail
Ora Hill
Texas
Wm Latumer
LA Petut
Toda
Amberst News S
Ice Five
Aio 2A
H. S. Chapel
Iiss
Amherst Personal
Elyria Society
East Side
Woc
Elyria
WCTUC
Vrank
Park Avenue
Home Guard
Misia
Ess
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Plites
Pik
Llyria
Vincent Barsow & Co
Cley Lind
Ae Oy Kainst
Y Fuidies
Mer Can Legion Hall
Linda’ Wig Blanchard
Pubh Stice
Vase Rirehy
Wiss Blanchard
Art Bimonn
Spaulding Coal & Supply Co
Phaia
Broad St
Miss Tridwig
Tosep Nelson
Justice Dunne
Broohyvn
Joseph
N J Buswell
Walnut Street
Asaph Jones
Brader
Asaph
F Wigne
Mrs Jones
Lerain
the Chronicle-Telegram
Holse
Oakland
Chandler
Patterson
Willys-Knight
Chevrolet
FORD
the Lepper Co
Lorain Oakland Co
Broadway
Narties
Alutins
Ladies Home Journal
Kelk
Amorica
Amaerica
Holly
Picdon
Birmingham Gur County
Sinclair
Jewel OF
Wrigley Building
Jennie Milian
Mrs
Aolding
J. E. Thompson & Co., Inc
Liberty St
F. W. Anderson
St. Andrew’s Church
West Avenue
Geo. B. Bright
Thibaut
Oberlin College
U. S
J. George
Automobile Insurance Men
Lorain Co. Bank
He Moral Co
Cadillac
O’donnell’s
C. L. Worthington
Mgr
Anata
Wm. Elemes CO
Plain Dealer
Guest
Westinghouse
Mazda Lighting
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