Three Hundred Children At All City Play Day Meet
Elyria's Cascade Park hosted the first annual All City Play Day with about 390 local children. Reds beat Blues 35 to 10 in team events, with red ribbons awarded. junior Olympic track events and baseball games accompanied by a picnic supper.
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the Chronicle Telegram
Elyria. O
Elyria
Cascade Park
Redsis
Aran
Jennings
Jefferson
Carr Hamilton
J. Ross
Hamilton
Duriee
Saville
Carr
Hill
Ely
Ross
Hallower
Eir
Riler
Dunstan
Adamson
Mckinler
Walker
Bir
Durfee
Jeferson
Eft
MecKinter
Bantams
Stutz
Medler
Lewis
Drage
Elr
Warsham
Pelorin
McKinner
Eli
Elx
Miller
Yours
Kopp
Wirsham
McKiniss
Biue
Petersons Ointment Promises Healed Sores and Ulcers
A Lake Linden Michigan reader praises Petersons Ointment for healing leg pain from sores and ulcers. The ad touts relief from piles eczema itchy skin and burns and claims a 35 cent box heats and soothes, with ongoing cheerfulness from users.
Grand Jury Action in Petit Larceny Case and Local Notices
Mrs Marr Krozier bound over to the grand jury in police court on a petit larceny charge after reportedly stealing a purse and 71 50 from Helen Butcher. Mary E Hawkins granted a divorce from Charles S Hawkins on grounds of gross neglect of duty. A minister's license granted in probate court to B H W Linfelé. Charles Hungerford injured by a dog bite on the chest at 224 East Broad Street. Grant Schrock, city mayor's clerk, becomes a grandfather after his daughter gave birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Marr Krozier
Huron Street
Mary E. Hawkins
Charles S. Hawkins
W. 8. Thompsen
Charles Hungerford
East Broad Street
Hengerford
Schrock
Grant Schrock
Emile
Mrs. Everee
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Death notices: Mrs Mary Rogers and Curtice and Emmons
Mrs Mary Ann Rogers 87 dies at home on Prospect Wellington from complications of diseases. Funeral at home led by Rev H K Finney. burial at Litchely cemetery. She was a member of Lt Baptist church. Barton E Curtice 77 dies at LeGrange home. survived by widow Elizabeth, children F L Dernier, J D Curtice, G N Curtice, I E Curtice, nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at home with Rev Sivard. burial at Le Grange cemetery. Arthur L Emmons dies suddenly in Bristow Virginia. survived by widow and Willard in Virginia and Mrs J A Sessions in Waukegan Illinois. Funeral Saturday at Ridgeville Congregational Church. body viewed at Jenkins Funeral Home.
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Mary Rogers
Mary Ann Rogers
Prospect Street
Wellington
H. K. Finney
Litchely Cemetery
Lt Baptist Church
Barion E. Curtice Barton
Sivard
le Grange
Arthur L. Emmons
Arther L. Emmons
Bristow
Virginia
Emmons
Ridgeville
Willard
J. A. Sessions
Waukegan
Illinois
W.A. Wallington
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Jenkins Funeral Home
Poll talk and post mortems hint at November race
Readable bits show small groups gathering for post mortems mixed with predictions for November. The Chronicle Telegram ad hints at political chatter as the presidential race looms.
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Flere
Elsrna
Tells Of Trip To Alaska Kiwaniams Hear Elmer Rice
Elmer Rice spoke at the Kiwanis meeting about a Alaska trip with his wife. He described sunset at 9 p.m. and sunrise at 1 a.m. and noted a pie plant eight feet tall. An outing for members and wives was planned for next Wednesday. George Franks, editor of the Grafton Citizen, joined as a new member.
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Alaska
Elmer Rice
Unis Noom Rice
George Franks
Grafton Citizen
Ciub
Oberlin Faces Obsolete Sewers Amid Funds Plan
Oberlin officials report the sanitary sewer system is obsolete with seventy percent out of compliance under state code. Downing & Haites engineers recommend four miles of new drains and straightening Plum Creek to relieve college buildings with an estimated cost of 225900 dollars. Work to be phased over years while selecting essential projects. Leavitt Road traffic opens for northbound travel aiding lake access during tour season. Morse Cement Title Co relocates to Oberlin, plans to buy the old Grader factory building and produce roofing tile. Seth G. Comstock, longtime Oberlin resident and former Oberlin Preparatory School student, dies at his West Lorain home.
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Oberlin
Downing & Haites
Lima Engin
Plum Creek
Iowa
Whiteway
L A. Sears
Praise Pluck Of Girl In Dance Marathon Tale
At Buckeye Lake Ohio a dance marathon reached near 385 hours as onlookers praised Afiss Olga Briggs for carrying her partner Earl Meyers when he could not stand. Meyers refused to continue after losing feeling in a leg, and Briggs offered to carry him all night, but the couple were disqualified when the rest period ended and Meyers could not resume.
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Buckeye Lake
Aus
Afiss
Olge Briggs
Bridgeport
Miss Briggs
Earl Merrers
Fairfield
Ala
Olga
Meyers
Xrou
Oberlin dairy man Comstock dies after long career
Streator native and longtime Oberlin dairyman Mr. Comstock died after a life spent in Kansas and Oberlin. Survived by his wife and daughter Mrs. W. J. Schwartz of this place. son Enurgens predeceased him. He was a Christian Science church member. Services from the home this afternoon with burial in Westwood cemetery.
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Streator
Topeka
Kans
Oberlin
W. J. Schwartz
Enurgens
Comstock
Christian Science Church
Westwood Cemetery
Marriage of Robert Herrick to Miss Gladys Benjamin
Wellington Aug 16 A ceremony united Robert Herrick of Cushion Clothing Co with Gladys Benjamin a teacher from Alliance Ohio The couple honeymooned in Chicago and plan to reside in Wellington upon return Local society notes include Medina Fair attendance and teaching assignments for nearby high schools plus visits by residents to fairs and events June through August 1920s social scene items
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Alliance
Wellington
Robert Herrick
Cushion Clothing Co
Gladys Benjamin
Alliance, O
Chicago
Peace Treaties Signed To Further Arbitration Efforts
At the State department Secretary Kellogg signed treaties of arbitration and conciliation with Austrian, Czechoslovakian and Polish ministers. The agreements mirror earlier documents signed between France and the United States, forming identical peace efforts.
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State Department
Kellogg
U.S
France
United States
Cleveland Livestock and Produce Markets Report Aug 16
Cleveland livestock and produce markets show hog receipts around 1200 to 1290 with steady to higher bids, top hogs at about 15.25, cattle receipts about 350 with beef steers in the 11 to 12.75 range, and calves stronger. Sheep demand steady to strong with fat lambs near 14.50, ewes down to 5.00 to 7.90. produce in Columbus lists assorted fruits and vegetables with varying prices, while Toledo grains show cash wheat at 1.34 to 1.35 and corn around 1.01 to 1.02 with oats and rye mixed.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Cattel
Toledo
Ohio party nominations tallied across state offices
The report notes several nomination outcomes: Francis Poulson of Cleveland to challenge Bettiman in November after winning the Democratic nomination unopposed. State Auditor Joseph T. Tracer of Columbus gaining a third consecutive Republican nomination by a large majority, with about 230,990 votes. Daniel E. Butler of Toledo secured the Democratic auditor nomination for the third straight time amid a seven-candidate field. Joseph T. Ferguson of Lancaster second. Clarence J. Brown of Blanchester and Bert B. Buckley Dayton sought no opposition for re nomination on the Republican side. Carl W. Smith of Kenton led John Henry Newman of Columbus by about 14,000 votes for the Democratic Secretary of State nomination. Fred M. Bushnell of Mansfield defeated James Patrick Mangan of Cleveland by 30,000 votes for the Democratic treasurer nomination. Supreme Court nominees Robert H. Dar of Massillon and Frank W. Geiger of Springfield ran unopposed on the Republican ticket, while Dennis F. Dunlavy of Ashtabula and former Attorney General Frank S. Monnett of Columbus were unopposed on the Democratic slate.
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Bricker
Francis Poulson
Cleveland
Bettiman
Joseph T. Tracer
Columbus
Stanier Cherrington
Daniel E. Butler
Toledo
Joseph T. Ferguson
Lancaster
Butler
Tracy
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Bert B. Buckley
Dayton
Carl W. Smith
Kenton
John Henry Newman
Atty
Frank S. Monnett
Needle Craft Club Picnic at Cascade Park in Amherst
Members and families of the Needle Craft Club held a Cascade Park picnic with a dinner and pleasant afternoon. Attendance included Mrs. George Menz and many Amherst residents plus guests. Lorain and Cuyahoga counties held a joint picnic at Berea Fair grounds, with W. C. Patterson as speaker and county sports led by local organizers. A ball game favored Cuyahoga county 3 to 1. Funeral for Harry Whittington, quarry foreman, set for Friday at Zilch parlors with burial at Evergreen cemetery. Women hosted showers, garden parties, and church events. several local residents mentioned for visits, travels, and family additions.
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P. McGarvey
J. O'Neil
EW. Lahif
34. Hart
H. Finnegan
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Berea Fair Grounds
Arthur Owsos
W. C. Patterson
George Walker
Amherst
George Cotton
Grange
Frank Mason
Daley
Amherst Order
W. Ruth
G. Ruth
Peter Ruth
Ars
Katherine Kolbe
John
Olvell
Carl
G. Cotton
Ruby Walker
G. Walker
Harty Whittington
Ohio Quarries Co
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherse
Mark Hanna Elopes With Cleveland Heiress
Mark Hanna III, great grandson of the late senator, elopes with Catherine Backus, Cleveland heiress. They wed at Painesville Congregational Church after obtaining a marriage license from Lake County Probate Judge Addie Eyre Norton. Hanna, 21, works for the Cleveland News. Backus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel G. Backus, is a Hethaway Brown graduate who attended the Cleveland School of Art.
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Cleveland
Mark Hanna III
Catherine Backne
Painesville
W.A. Warren
Painesville Congregational Church
Hanna
M. A. Hanna
Ailis Backus
Russel G. Backus
Thad
Mark Hanna
Cleveland News
Backus
Hethaway-Brown School
Cleveland School of Art
Amherst Girls Win School Honors And Banquet Planned
Amherst girls earned honors including best all around camper best baseball player earliest riser and top singer and cook among others. The Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles hosts a banquet at the F O E hall at 6:30 with a drill exhibition led by captain Mrs Florence Helder at 7:30. George Short son of Mr and Mrs Henry Short is spending a month ashore with his Yeoman duties on the U S S West Virginia.
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Amherst
Helen Fleming
Virginia Carver
Grace Hubbard
Adelaide Webb
Esther Nibakowski
Ladies’ Ausilarr of
Eagles
F. O. E. Hall
Columbus
Florence Helder
George Short
Henry Short
South Wain Street
Mr. Short
U. S. S. West
Virginia
Bankers And Farmers To Make Tour
A caravan of bankers and agriculturists will depart Columbus on August 22 for the third annual Ohio Bankers Association agricultural inspection tour. Six counties host meetings and farm visits to discuss improved crop and livestock methods. Leaders joining include Robert McVillern, Samuel L. McCune, William Acker man, H. C. Ramsower, and L. B. Palmer.
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Columbus
Ohio Bankers Association
Ohio
Pickaway
Ross
Highland
Clinton
Greene
Fayette
Vermilion beach party hosts and church group outing
Amhersties and families from St Peters Evangelical joined a Vermilion on the Lake gathering for a beach outing and wiener roast. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Smith and others from Ashland and Port Clinton, with children and guests noted. A separate Raleigh ceremony will unveil a bronze tablet honoring President Andrew Johnson at his birthplace on Labor Day.
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Missionary Society of
Shirley Ann
Viola Reinhard
Lloyd and Clair
Lucy Roemer
Helen
Ruth Mischka
Florence Lange
W._ Mischka
E. Schirley and Sons
Ashland
Andrew Johnson
Raleigh
N. C
Tate
Andrew , Johnson
Labor Dar
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E. College St
Oberlin’s
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West Lorain Street
Winona
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Medina Fair
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G. M. Hulse
Maplewood
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Harle
Fort Warne
E. B. Watterf Ard
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Mae Greet
Bam Barker
Elberta Watters
Mildred Murray
South Amherst High School
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Ruth Surder
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Resterdar
Phil Beal
Eldo Lehman
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Paris
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Andre Leloup
Andre‘ Leloups
C. W. Phillips
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
Columbis
California
G. H. Voerkman
Margaret Mulder
Ralph Langstren
Luecheon
Andrey Schmauch
Nadine McCoy
W. Neitzke
Carl Mulder
Elmer Reichert
Russel Marlowe
Elmer Ford
Dragster
L. Mulder
Evelyn Towne
Fred Smead
L. Breckenaieg
Lorain
Woman's Benefit Association
F. O. EB
Jacob Baus
James Miller
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Woodhill Drive
R. E. Rowenbough
C. A. Lauer
Mary Nemecek
Columus
Harvey Gibson
J. Labean
Lo- Taig
George Elss
Paul Filo
Elsha
Yellowstone National Park
Denver
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Minnie van Vohrse
Amerst Hospital
Elshia
Ruby Guild
Henry Dute
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Ernst
John Michae
Park Avenue
Cederville, Michigan
Focal Hospital
Camp Iss-See-Kies
Helen Felming
Frances Sabiers
Virgials
Carver
Esther Nabakowski
Vermilon-on-the- Lake
Henry Smith
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court St
Goodyear
Hendryx
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