Funeral for Elyria Soldier Charles McGinnis Held at Baptist Church
Funeral services for Charles McGinnis 23 year old Elyria hero were held at the Baptist church with American Legion ex-soldiers and war mothers in attendance. Rev Neighbour delivered the tribute before the remains were interred with a final salute and taps at the cemetery. McGinnis enlisted 1917 trained at Camp Sheridan and went to France in 1918 earning seven trips over the top before his death during a German bombardment in France on November 4 1918.
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Elyria
Praner
Baptist Church
Uct
American Legion
Charles McGinnis
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Ala
France
Flanders
Charles
Kent State Normal graduates host first annual banquet
Saturday evening at 8 o clock the former students of Kent State Normal college held their first annual banquet at the M C A in Elyria Ohio with about 380 attendees. Toasts were made by Miss Ripley Wr Stopher Mr Kohler Mr Manchester and Mr Van Dussen. The address was given by President McGilvery and A S Gregg was elected president with Margaret Summers vice president and Miss Ripley secretary and treasurer. Executive committee members were Ira L Landis and Gordon DeWitt.
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Kent State Normal College
Elyria
Ohio
Ripley
Lorain
Wr. Stopher
Kohler
Manchester
van Dussen
H.C. Seale
McGilvery
Normal School
A. S. Gregg
Margaret Summers
Lorain County Normal School
Miss Ripley
Ira L. Landis
Gordon DeWitt
Brighton High School
Judge Landis Loses Brother In Asheville
Charles B. Landis of Chicago former congressman from Indiana and brother of Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner, died at a Asheville hospital from an acute illness he had contracted the night before. He had come to the city last week to recuperate.
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Asheville
N. C
Charles B. Landis
Chicaigo
Indiana
Kenesaw Mountain Lapfus
Landis
Judge Landis
Follies Show Ends Season at Greenwich Village Rialto
Elyria theatergoers saw the Greenwich Village Follies end its season in a Bohemian themed show. The plot features New York subway mystique with Gothamites and a stolen production, and the Hickey Brothers deliver a blend of slapstick and refined humor with charming dances.
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Elyria
Greenwich
Hickey Brothers
Rialto
Real Estate Transfers Across Avon Elyria Oberlin and Wellington
Multiple property transfers listed including Joan Henish to George Hoffer for lots 228-237 at Lasle Point Avon and Maria V Smith to Lee Van Mar ter for lot 251 Avon Beach Avon. Transactions involve prices from 500 to 4 900 and include parcels in Brook's ad Elyria Ridgeville Oberlin Rochester and Brownhelm with several names such as Katizina Zaremba Adolph Sanders Lydia Curtis John Cately and Calvin Tex fools.
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George Hoffer
Lasle Point
Avon
Olive Hadawar
Mars Hadaway
Ridgeville
Katizina Zaremba
Peter
Gust Kolinski
Brook's Ad
Elyria
John O'Donnell
William Given
Lincoln Park
Elyvia
Maria V Smith
Lee van Marter
Avon Beach
Adolph Sanders
Gust Rogers
Kinck
Grafton
Wim. F. Cree
Katarina Zarem
Brook’s Ag
Lydia Curtis
Board of
Educatios
Oberlin
L. Thompson
Calvin Tex Fools
Jones Ad
Wellington
John Cately
Kolopis Ad Duffy Bout Set For Thursday
John Kolopas of Lorain has a bout with Jimmy Duffy of Jom Dunn’s establishment at the K of C benefit in the G A R hall Lorain on April 28. Kolopas trains under Al Thatcher who promoted the Willard Dempsey fight in Toledo. Several good exhibitions are arranged. Kolopas is noted as a hard opponent.
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John Kolopas
Elty
Jimmy Dufty
Jom Dunn
Clevelagi
G. A. R. Hall
Lorain
Kolopas
al Thatcher
Williard Dempsey
Toledo
Miners Rally in West Virginia Amid Union Push and Impeachment Talk
In southern West Virginia, Dwyer warns that convictions will spur renewed union organizing in Logan and Mingo counties as United Mine Workers target long resistant fields. In Pennsylvania, 400 strikers led by women clash with Amond Coal guards at New Conor mine injuring a superintendent blinded by pepper. Washington hearing notes Judge Orr allegedly denied citizenship to striking miners, fueling impeachment discussions. Governor Morgan and UMW leaders respond as troops guard detainees and witnesses while operators fund defense and witnesses.
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Charleston
Synder
Wiley
Boone County Coal Corporation
Senate Investigation Committee
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New Conor
Amond Coal Company
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Washington
Charles P. Orr
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
House Labor Committee
William Schulling
California
Orr
Nolan
Kenyon
Sharples
Wiler
Morgan
John L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Phillip Murray
International
Murray
Local Markets Prices for Butter Eggs and Fresh Produce
Readable prices for butter creamery eggs and various fruits vegetables and market goods. Listings include York State cheddar cottage cheese potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes lettuce onions peppers apples and poultry with per dozen per pound and per bushel figures.
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Limburger
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Florida Tomatoes
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Stocks Sework and Bonds Report Highlights April Market
The steel market opened irregular with United States Steel down to 85-8 and Baldwin at 118, Mexican Petroleum flat at 133 7, Sinclair Oil off to 323-8, Hupp Motor rising to 191-4, Third Avenue up 3-4 to 28, and Southern Railway up 3-8 to 25 5-8. Liberty bonds quotes follow with various yields and maturities.
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Zemo Promises Clear Skin For Eczema Sufferers
An advertisement touts Zemo as a remedy for eczema pimples blotches and ringworm. The product is sold at drug stores for 0 3 or a large bottle at 1 00. It claims easy application and dependable results.
Columbia Gun Club Disbands After Meeting
The Columbia Steel Gun Club plans a Tuesday 7 PM meeting at the Steel Co stock room to disband the club and end its longtime shooting grounds in the city. The move marks the end of a respected local firearm club and its facilities.
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Two Girls Burn to Death in Farm Fire
Youngstown reports two young sisters died in a farm house fire of undetermined origin. Their parents were away at a barn and could not reach them in time. a passerby rescued a son, age not specified.
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Garet
Heter
Yasai” Varka
League of Women Voters Convention Broadcast Plans
Miss Mary G. Kilbreth of Baltimore presents peace pleas from Pan American women at the Baltimore meeting. The third annual convention sessions will be broadcast nationwide by radio with Abby P. Morrison, New York society figure and war radio expert, handling news transmission.
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Mary G. Kilbreth
Baltimore
Kilbreth
Pan-American Conference of Women
Bolshevist
United States
Boston
League of Women Voters
Abby P. Morrison
New York
Professor Clark discusses labor, war, and compromise
In a detailed session, Professor Clark analyzes the Anthony versus Roberts strike leadership, the fight for whether the boss or the worker has more say, and the role of saner voices in reaching compromise. He condemns war, notes his sons in the army, and warns of postwar consequences. A fire damages a Lutheran church in Newark, destroying the front end and causing over $6,060 in insured losses. The incident follows a night of smoldering furnace trouble.
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Roberts
Clark
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Edgar
Jmain
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France
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Evening Entertained by Mrs Witten at 6 Dinner
Mrs Witten of 1123 Lake Avenue hosted a seven oclock Sunday dinner for fifteen guests. Tulips and hyacinths adorned the rooms while music and song filled the evening. The sole out of town guest was Elmer Guthman from Toledo.
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Witten
Lake Avenue
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Toledo
Local notes and visits roll through Lorain and Elyria
Ill residents at 127 Franklin Ave and 339 Fifteenth St are listed with progress reports. Several visitors attend events in Am her s Vermilion Cleveland Wakeman and New Orleans. W. C. T. U. meeting postponed to May 1. Local clubs plan gatherings and officers’ elections.
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W. Il
Lorain
Elyria
Ruth Fobes
Brookline
Mass
Ralph Fobes
West Ninth
Thompson
Fifteenth Street
Hospital Notes and Admissions Fragmentary List
A fragmented hospital notes page lists admissions and discharges including Mrs Nellie Boynton Mrs Eunice Smith Zella Tompkins and others from LaGrange Grafton Oberlin Litchfield Wellington West River Street and Alliance Also mentions Mary Davis baby Mary Johnson and Velma Vaughn The text references running water and insulated piping in a Siberian city to prevent freezing for seven months.
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Boynton Ct
Eunice Smith
Oberlin Ra
Zella Tompkins
LaGrange
Dollie Monesmith
Grafton
Jogeply
LaCrosse
Oberlin
Mabel
Schall
Bucyrus
Esther Herrick
Litchfield
Loyal Wison
Wellington
Edward Yanowsich
West River St
Velma Vaughn
Alliance
Mary Davis
Baby
Lawrence St
Mary Neighbor
Howe St
Mary Johnson
Colonial
Siberian
Theear
Dvorak and Saint-Saens in Historic Music Notes
A fireside survey of Dvorak life and his New World Symphony influence on American folk elements, plus a vivid look at Danse Macabre and its death motif. Also notes Saint-Saens as a French composer organist and his diverse works.
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Bohemia
Death
Charles Camille Saint-Saens
France
Saint-Saens
Death by gas ends 79-year-old man's life in Toronto
A Toronto man Percy Brown 79 was found dead in his Alexander avenue home after gas asphyxiation. A note beside the body quoted Conan Doyle speaking of beauty in death and faith in spiritualist beliefs.
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Toronto
Ont
Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Percy Brown
Alexander Avenue
Brown
Sherlock Holmes
France German notes settle but Russian treaty still unresolved
The Genoa conference drift ends with back door diplomacy steering France and Germany toward quiet for now. Allies issue a memo correcting misunderstandings and declare the incident closed while reserving a right to cancel parts of the Russo treaty if conflicting with Versailles.
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Genoa
Lloyd George
France
Germany
Russia
Fire destroys H. Walker home in Amherst
Residence of Howard Walker on South Lake street burned to the ground early this morning. Fire started from a defective chimney and the roof was in flames before discovery. Fire department could not halt the blaze due to no nearby water supply. Workmen nearby saved a few articles. rest of household goods were a total loss, estimated in the thousands.
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Amherst
Howard Walker
South Lake Street
Local Social Notes From Amherst Ohio Area
Amherst residents report visits and movements including Mrs. George Atyeo of Norwalk visiting Amherst friends. Couples Gurley Ludwig Schwandt and families travel to and from Cleveland Elyria Berea and Norwalk. Clergy changes announced with Rev Fiske and Rev A A Hunter hosting services and Eastman to begin work May 7.
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Cleveland
Otis Bahl
Elytia
Russell Nichols
Elyria
Arthur Dill
Nichola
Harry Laszler
Agate
Fiske
Oberlin
Congregational Methodist Church
Mrs Emil Ruth 27 Dies in Amherst Hospital
Mrs Emil Ruth 27 formerly Bessie Townsend died this morning at a hospital in Amherst after ten weeks illness from complications of diseases. She graduated from Oberlin Business College and belonged to the Ladies Dime Society of South Amherst. Survived by husband and a four year old son Neill. Funeral Wednesday at South Amherst Congregational Church conducted by Rev Woad of Cleveland.
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Emil Ruth
Bessie Townsend
Oberlin Business College
Ladies’ Dime Society of
South Amherst
Ruth
Neill
South Amherst Congregational Church
Woad
Cleveland
Legion Ball Club Meet On Tuesday Eve
The American Legion will hold a meeting tomorrow night at 8 o clock to decide placing ball terms in the field this year to play Sunday ball. Members of last year s team are asked to ring in their uniforms and be present at the meeting. The Legion had a good team last year and efforts will be made to strengthen it this year.
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Y. M
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Finnish runner barred for betting on own race
April 24 New York. August Fager of the Finnish American A C was barred from a road race after admitting friends wagered he would win. Referee Andrew Walsh dismissed Fager to the dressing room and ordered the race run without him.
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August Fager
A. C
Andrew Walsh
Fager
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