Open Air Mission Launch At Fair Grounds Under Holy Name Society
Large crowd attends opening Open Air Mission at Fair Grounds conducted by Holy Name Society of Ebria and vicinity. Speakers David Goldstein of Boston and Theodore H. Dorsey discuss credentials of the Catholic Church and its claim to centuries of spiritual authority. They outline future talks and address questions about hell, marriage, and church unity, amid property dispute disclosures and pending legal actions.
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Holy Name Society
Fair Grounds
Holy Name Society of
Ebrria
David Goldstein
Boston
Theodore H. Dorsey
Papal Colored Broadcasting
Goldstein
Jesus Christ
Christ
Elvria
Bia
Hell
Plead Guilty To Speeding In Mayor’s Court
Two men faced speeding charges at a local mayor’s court after a race incident on Waen Eur Gulf Road. They pleaded guilty and were fined 85 with costs each as officers seized both machines for excessive speeds. Officer Claire Parker linked both vehicles to the speeding incident.
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Waen
Eur
Gulf Road
Repy
Law
H. Vanoster
Claire Parker
Misrepresentation suit over note and mortgage by elder uncle
John Sweny of Elyria files two suits in common pleas against Clarence Lanford and Agnes Dunford his nephew and niece. First suit alleges Sweny was persuaded to sign assignment of a $3,595 note and mortgage on Ridgeville property to obtain Home Owners' Loan bonds, with no consideration or delivery of bonds. He claims age infirmity and weak understanding, seeks nullification of the assignment and surrender of the note and mortgage, and restraining orders on payments to others. Second suit charges Sweny gave warranty deed to Elyria property to Clarence and Agnes Dunford.
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John Sweny
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Clarence E. Lanford
Agnes Dunford
Ridgeville
Lean Corporation
Sweny
Ance
Shay
Cecilia
William Rothgery
Cleence
Anes Dunford
Low Bidders On Route 20 Jobs
Col buses announce low bidders for two Route 20 paving projects in Le Tain County. Eris Contracting and Excavating Co. and Howard C. Herring of Cleveland bid 18,849.27 for 422 miles in Henrietta Township, and 224,416.90 for 406 miles in Camden Town. Total state bids around 754,000.
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le Tain
Columbus
O. W. Merrell
Henretta Township
Eris Contracting and Excavating Company
Howard C. Herring
Cleveland
Camden Town
Merrell
Death Record Edith A. Horton
Edith A. Horton 74 died at her son Clyde Horton’s home in North Eaton Sunday morning after a few months illness. Widow of Harvey Horton who died May 19 1900. Born in Litzenfield Ohio she lived most of her life in Lorain County. Survived by Clyde Horton Na Eainn Glenn Horton Hamden Connecticut eight grandchildren and large great grandchildren. Calling hours at funeral home with services at 1 00 p m Rev H K Finla. Burial at the cemetery.
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Edith A. Horton
Clyde Horton
North Eaton
Lornin
Harvey Horton
Horton
Litenfield
Ohio
Lorain County
Clyde
Na Eainn
Glenn
Hamden
Connecticut
H. K. Finla
Lorain Bar Association Picnic Features Talk and Golf
Members of the Lorain County Bar Association meet at Elyria Country Club Thursday for their annual picnic. Samuel Deutsch announces the program with keynote by Robert Inther of Akron, past US Bar Association president. Officers will be installed: G A Resek president, John K Nece vice president, J W Dilzren secretary treasurer. Activities include a baseball game and a golf tournament with Fauver and Moon expected to contend for titles. Picnic starts at 1 39 P M.
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Lorain
Pleads Not Guilty To Serious Charge
Morris Sturtevant 7 Eliza pugilist bound over to grand jury and, at arraignment before Justice Charles Lord, pled not guilty to one of three counts. He was sworn in by Anthony Fair of La Grange Townsp and arraigned on Diaconal Road case in Grange township.
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Morris Sturtevant
Eliza
Charles
Sturtevant
Anthony Fair
la Grange
Grange
Local News Briefs From Avenue Incident
A blaze on Avenue near Br Racks caused damage yesterday. The mayor’s office reports a police count for early conduct. Storey Noster of 348 South Mariej Street admitted minor intoxication and received a fine and county jail time. Will face a serious charge before the mayor.
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Avenue
Mariej
Jai Fox
Tians
Falls Lost Driver Injuries After Auto Crash
Fragmentary police report describes a Saturday night crash on a Ros road with a man arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated and a woman reported missing but later located. Deputies cited a 40 foot sign frame stolen from 6 Big Polite Avenue last week.
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Gembiex
Oman
Rome
Larence
N. Ladder
Polite O Avenue
Court filings seek 7151 dollars on promissory notes
Two common pleas cases filed by the Lora Company ask 7151 dollars total for alleged promissory note debts. One suit targets Richard and Katherine Gratie and others seeking 452 dollars, the other targets Lorenzen and Carmeli Montaito and others seeking 2990.70 dollars. Foreclosure of Lorain mortgages is requested in both suits. An Avon Lake man, Lawrence P. Wazoner, was arrested on a nonpayment charge, pleaded not guilty and posted 219 percent bond.
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Common Pleas Court
Lora Company
Richard
Katherine Gratie
Lorenzen
Carmeli Montaito
Lawrence PL Wazoner
Avon Lake
Mary M. Mathewson
T Les
Museum Holds Over for Two More Days at 592 Broad
Large crowds gathered at the museum on Broad Street to view numerous cutis osities, with lines forming outside as it stayed open past midnight. Manager Houston says the exhibit will run today and tomorrow in Elyria while the city council’s regular session is expected to be brief with two members, Anna Kennedy and Earl Lautenschleger, on vacation.
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Broad Street
Houston
Elyria
Elyria City
Anna Kennedy
Earl Lautensschleger
Murder on the Campus: Oberlin Chronicle teaser story
The Chronicle Telegram promotes a campus murder mystery set on a Oberlin college campus with a national tone, inviting readers to a feature titled The Eighth Commandment while noting local residents and venues. The piece also covers anniversaries and funerals in Oberlin and nearby families, with various notices about visits and trips.
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Campes Oberlin
Auguste
Chronicle- Telegram
Echege
Chavir
Wellington Circle No 1 Held Delightful Meeting
Circle No 1 of the Ladies' Aid met at the church in Wellington for a pleasant afternoon. Mrs George B presided. gifts were exchanged for departed members. Miss Jean Page accompanied a musical number. attendees enjoyed social hour and refreshments. A note mentions Mrs Ernest Forest, recently injured in Rome, and several others returning from trips to Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Llington
Cora
George B
DL Plow
Farette
Doug i Roia
Jean Page
Lensarett
Walden Named to Lorain Bar Association Executive Committee
Attorney Robert L. Walden was elected to the Lorain County Bar Association executive committee. Other officers elected include G. A. Resek vice president John Neen president and J. W. Dilgren secretary. Installation will occur at the Relator's annual dinner this Thursday at the Club.
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Robert L
Walden
Leorain
Bar Association
Hows
Atty
O. P. Moon
Lorain
William A. Miller
Amherst
G. A. Resek
Loraio
John Neen
Flyria
Vire Pres
J. W. Dilgren
Howard J. Stroup Dies at 67 in Spencer Ohio
Howard J. Stroup aged 67 of Johns Street died at home Sunday noon after months of illness. He is survived by his wife Ida and three children Meraa Stroup Medina Janica Haines Wel ington and John Stroup Spen ray one brother Frank Stroup Spencer. Funeral services from Andrews Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 PM. Burial in Spencer Ohio. The James MacDermott family left Friday for Ontario Canada for two weeks. Mrs Frank Andrews visiting Spencer with her mother Edith Auble. Miss Marion D Sutliff returned from Sandusky. Mr and Mrs George Bassett attended the funeral of A T Robertson at Nova. Robert Andrews and Delmer Rodel spent Friday in Cleveland. Mrs Charles Baum and Patsy returned from the…
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Howard J. Stroup
Johns Street
Ida
Meraa Stroup
Medina
Janica Haines
Welingtan
John Stroup
Spenray
Frank Stroup
Spencer
Andrews
Ohio
James, MacDermott
Ontario
Canada
Frank Andrews
Edith Auble
Marion D. Sutliff
Sandusky
George Bassett
A. T. Robertson
Nova
Robert Andrews
Delmer Rodel
Cleveland
Charles Baum
Patsy Haves
Wellington Gun Club Fourth Trapshoot Held This Summer
The fourth Trapshoot at Wellington Gun Club occurred Sunday afternoon at Dev Gas station west of Wellington. L K Coates and E Unsland of Plymouth tied with a perfect score in the handicap event. C A Bogert of Sandusky was second. in the straight shoot Bob Sandusky won first and Pearl Wellington second. John Critsinger and Clayton Beal won prizes in the merchandizing event. The next shoot, Sept 1, will be part of a Field Day in Snyders Grove Grafton, sponsored by the Lorain County Fish and Game Association, an all day gathering.
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Wellington
Dev
L. K. Coates
E. Unsland
Plymouth
C. A. Bogert
Sandusky
C. A. Bob Sandusky
Pearl Wellington
John Critsinger
Clayton Beal
Snyders Grove
Grafton
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Ruling on Apollo St union representation could reshape industry
The text argues three possible outcomes for Apollo Street labor relations. One option requires Apollo St to deal only through Amalgamated, another allows Amalgamated to represent its own members, or the company could negotiate with a non union employer or workers represented by another union. Each scenario would alter industrial history and mark a major shift in state policy. The administration and steel board see the high stakes of a definitive interpretation.
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U. Tt
Apollo St
Amalgamated
Enis
Dai
Steel Board
Banks Report Progress In Campaigns
Banks report progress in campaigns for consents from depositors. Elza Savings and Trust and the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co show steady advance, with authorities noting growing depositor support during the current effort.
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Elza Savings and Trust
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Charming Cimly Dinner Party Honors Louis Smith
A society gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. tn Goodspeed at the Elk's on Saturday honored Louis Smith. Guests included Eva and Louise Smith, John Sundley, and Jeniy, with decor of garden mowers and tall green tapers. The Wiley family from Med, Sua mit, Cavalisuc and Lorain counties joined the annual Dynons reunion. A Move dinner was held, followed by a business session led by Burchard Shaw et Reta. An informal afternoon was planned by The Group for the 1883 reunion led by the Shaw farm near Nidaeyuis.
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Louis Smith
A. Tn Goodspeed
Eva Smith
Louise Smith
John Sundley
Jeniy
Cha Shaw
Wiley
Med
Suamit
Cavalisuc
Lorain
Dynons Satuyet
Burchard Shaw
Nori
Shaw Farm
Deputies Probe Two Accidents
Deputies investigated two automobile accidents near Lake and Broadway. Witnesses named Frank Azok of Lorain and Robert Warnox of Cleveland as drivers or involved parties. Both victims suffered facial and head injuries and were rushed to St. Lorain for treatment.
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H. van Roy
Read
Farman
Amarrat
Swuth
Amherst
Harry
Owith Powers
van Roy
Lake
Frank Azok
West
Lorain
Robert Warnox
T Boulevard
Cleveland
Prague
Azok
Enimiea
Broadwar
St. Lorain
Elyrians and Lorain Corps Shine in State Drum Corps Contest
Elyria and Lorain drum corps competed in the state contest with strong showings. Lorain Post No 39 placed fifth in state, while Elyria won the state championship drum major title with Hruby, who also handles drill and music. Prize money ranged from 390 for Massillon to 10 for Dayton and Nelsonville. discontent over judging lingered into talks with state committees.
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Elyrians
Miami
Florida
Rario al
Hkstyria
San Antonio
Massillon Corps
Lorain
Lorain Corpa
Agai
Berea
Toledo
Dayton
Nelsonville
Hruby
William Hruby
American Legion
National American Legion
William C. Sudro
Elyria
State Legion
Elyans
Lima
Aloo
Massillon
Dover
Alliance
Banks Near Final Steps in Lifting Deposit Restrictions
Depositors who have not signed are decreasing as banks move toward completing plans to restore half of restricted deposits. An announcement about the next steps and release timeline is expected this week or early next week.
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Ily
Cleveland Livestock Market Report and Prices
Market notes from Cleveland show cattle steady with selected steers and cows trading around 4.59 for heavy cattle and 3.64 for weights. Lambs and sheep quoted at 2.60 to 2.70 range with ewes and lambs mixed. Poultry and other market items appear in brief, with miscellaneous price observations and commodity listings.
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Cleveland
Carol Wernert Awarded Cup at Local Festival
Carol Wernert won the Loving Cup for top special points at a Saturday night festival in county events. Other prize winners include Patsy Boyd Marilyn Dicken and Robert Shaifstall among star babies. festival to run August 29 at Mt School Auditorium with many parents registering babies ages one week to five years by August 23.
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Caral Lenise Wernert
EJ. Wernere
Ie Avenue
W. Bertes Bale
Howsy
Beverly Marie West
Patsy Boyd
Ma Jean Dicken
Levin Mapi
Kenneth Leet Fase
Donald Mary'n
Merle Bruce
Marie Parser
Robert Shaifstall
Paul George Denvan
Marily Dicken
Mt | Sehool
Priz
Pleads Guilty in Disturbance Case and Fined
Ben Balas of 621 West Third Street faced a disturbance charge after a late night argument at Gypsy Fiddle Beer Parlor on Woodfeld Avenue. A friend involved also caused a scene. Balas pleaded guilty before Mayor W. H. Vanaster and was fined $19 plus costs.
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Ben Balas
Balas
Woodfeld Avenue
W. H. Vanaster
Murray Ridge School Reunion Highlights and Elections
Members of the Murray Ridge South District School gathered at the Seton home on Route 26 for a reunion with about fifty attendees. Mrs. B A Pope recalled teaching there fifty one years ago and offered advice to younger generations, as four generation groups were introduced, and entertainment followed. Alfred P Grills was re elected president for 1925 and Mrs. Edith Nerwood Nevins was named secretary, with plans for the 1995 gathering to be announced later. C J Hummel and others returned from Michigan after inspecting refried potato fields as extension agents from several Ohio counties attended.
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Murray Ridge South District
Seton
B. A. Pope
J. D. Squires
Zelda Arnold
Edward Studerant
Alda Lou Sturetant
Elizabeth Grills
Alfred ?. Grills
Mable T. Meek
Wil-!oa G. Meex
Jennevive McCauley
Prren G
Eaton Grange To Meet Wednesday
The second regular August meeting of Eston Grange will be held at the Grange Hall on Wednesday. Ladies’ Night features Munn's essay and a program pending as details are prepared.
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Eaton Grange
Eston Grange
Grange Hall
Munn
Lec
Study Club Officers Elected in South Amherst
Mrs John Kauh hosted the Study Hobby Club meeting at her home as officers were elected for the coming year. John Thompson James Colviere and Mrs Albert Slack named treasurer. program includes United States History Biography and literature topics. Members discussed Civil War era Antebellum and postbellum decades and read Crowded Hours by Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
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Amherst
Augus
John Kauh
John Thompson
James Colviere
Albert Slack
United States
William Roberts
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Isaac Slack
Walter Scott
Jon Thompson
City Arraigns Man on Suspicion Charge in Police Court
Man arraigned before Mayor W. H. Vanoster on suspicion of a crime. fees and costs set at $1 with no address provided as part of the formal arraignment in police court this morning.
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Day Goodall
W. H. Vanoster
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