Western Pastor Again Pleases Large Audience
Dr Hadden of Los Angeles spoke at the Baptist church last evening on How Old in the Earth. He argued the Bible explains itself and that science will not discredit the Book. He will give three more addresses this week at 7 30 pm with Tonight titled The Great Warfare of the Ages. The public is invited. J H Grant returns from Frankfort to preach at First Congregational Church Sunday. Five Hundred Club party and a dinner for Mrs McCosker noted.
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Hadden
Los Angeles
Cal
Baptist Church
California
Gleanings From Elyria Social Notes and Reunions
A column of social events in Elyria describes Mrs Stevens hosting Circle No 0 guests, a post luncheon cards event at Greenhdremetks with four prize tables, and a Kellogg family reunion at the Kellogg farm with about 100 attendees. Also reported is a Law Road family reunion in Grafton with multiple generations and a loop of regional gatherings involving Elyrians and relatives.
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Willemente
Cleve- Wat
Cleveland
Lake Shord
Mra Cameron
Mra Meyers
Kansas City
Gaylord
Chicago
Mlyria Indies
Hfalp
W. T. Parech
Greenhdremetks
Coronel Helfrich
Nestor
Beard
Law Road
Grafton Town
Shin
Jacob Law
Kissley
Kellogg
Vies
Linneus E. Kellogge
Jessie
M. Kellogg
J. M. Vaughn
Norwood Road
Circle and club notices from St Pauls and alumna group
Mrs W B Kelley of East avenue will host Circle No 3 at St Pauls church Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Hans Maison who stayed with their daughter, Mrs Ruth of Colonial apartments, left for Egan via Chicago. Miss Caroline Webber of Middle avenue and Mr and Mrs William Webber of Cleveland returned from an eastern tour visiting Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Circle No 1 of St Pauls will be entertained Thursday at Mrs Bambams East River Street home. Alumna Club of the YWCA hosted former students and mothers at West Broad Street grounds for a lawn party delayed gathering.
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W. B. Kelley
East Avenue
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church
Hans Maison
Robert J. Ruth
Colonial Apartments
Egan
Chicago
Caroline Webber
Middle Avenue
A. W. McSweeney
William Webber
Cleveland
Uta
Buffalo
Niagara Palls
Canada
Circle No. 1
Bambam
East River ‘Street
Leora Sherman
Nice
Dorothy Loomis
Westfield
Mass
A. L. Werner
East Age
Winter wanderers list social guests and tours
A lengthy social column notes guests visiting from Von berg New York to Mrs. Tolner at Southamre Long Island. It details auto trips east yacht cruises St. Lawrence Lake Champlain and ocean voyages including a new arrival a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Rosecrans in West Bridge Street. Other items mention trips to Duluth Buffalo Berkshire Hills and Northern Michigan and Canada, hospital stays and a radio treatment plan for Mrs Caroline Eckler.
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Willam T. Haabpeak
Vonberg'n. Y
EB. B. Tol‘mer
Southalre
Long Island
Haabrow
Tolmis
Ely
St. Lawrence
Lake Champlain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ralph Rosecrans
West Bridge Street
Elyria and Lorain County Deal for Large Parade Delegation
The American Legion held a meeting in the Sharp block rooms and heard the report from the state convention in Youngstown. Lorain county ex service men will travel in uniform on September 27 to attend the national convention in Cleveland and take part in a big veterans parade. The Chamber of Commerce will organize transport to Cleveland, Elyria helpers are thanked for contributions, and a house warming party is planned for fall to inspect the new club rooms.
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American Legion
Youngstown
Dan Symers
Rorain County
Cleveland
America
Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County
Elyria
Walter Ferrier
F. H. Uivble
Mias Adah E Bush Named Executive Secretary for Women
Mias Adah E Bush of Indiana was appointed executive secretary in charge of women's activities on the Republican National Committee. She served overseas in the war, championed suffrage, and traveled nationally for the League of Women Voters, supporting the Chicago and San Francisco conventions.
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Mias Adah E. Bush
Indiana
Nmsional
Misa Bush
League of Worner Voters
Chicago
San Francisco
Transportation Rate Increase Goes Into Effect At Midnight
Washington August 25 Increased transportation charges on all railroad and steamship lines become effective at midnight tonight. Railroads filed blanket schedules with the Interstate Commerce Commission, lifting freight rates about 33 1 3 percent and passenger fares and excess baggage and milk charges about 20 percent. Pullman accommodations rise as much as 60 percent. Water carriers will mirror rail rates with joint increases. Steamship lines on the Atlantic coast Great Lakes and Gulf of Mexico raise freight 20 to 40 percent and passenger rates 20 to 33 1 3 percent following a Shipping Board decision. One day notice is required to make new water rates effective though many schedules filed already reflect the change. Hearings on intrastate rate petitions have been authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission under the Transportation Act.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Shipping Board
Nes
Interstate Commerce Commiscommission
New York Plans Largest Ball Park for Yankees
Aug 25 1920 New York to host the biggest baseball stand in the world for the New York Americans. Colonel Jacob Ruppert of the Yankees said three sites near the city center are under consideration. Plans call for grand stands and bleachers seating 60 000 to 60 000, with work aimed for the 1921 season and Polo Grounds potential as a lease site.
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New York
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Giants
Trial of A. A. King Ousted Lorain Police Chief Opens Today
Lorain set for the trial of former Police Chief A. A. King on charges brought by Mayor Grall. A large number of witnesses are expected as the case proceeds before the city civil service commission Friday night.
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A. A. King
Lorain
Grall
City Elv Service Commission
Subpoenaed Witness Signal Bitterly Contested Trial
A subpoenaed witness indicates the trial will be bitterly contested, signaling a fierce battle over key evidence and testimonies. The court set dates, with both sides preparing detailed motions and cross examination plans.
Dr Hadden to Speak on Modern Day Illusions Tonight
Dr R A Hadden eminent Presbyterian minister and Bible teacher will speak at the First Baptist Church twice today. Tonight he discusses Modern Day Illusions and the drift of recent theology, with locals urging broad attendance.
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R. A. Hadden
First Baptist Church
Reeder Family Return from Middle Avenue Visit
Reverend and Mrs. G. A. Reeder and their son Hibbard of Toledo concluded a several day visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ryals on Middle avenue and returned home today.
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G. A. Reeder
Hibbard
Toledo
J. M. Ryals
Middle Avenue
Children’s School Hose at The Robinson and Hancock Co
A brief item notes a purchase or stock listing for children’s school hose from The Robinson and Hancock Co. The notice reads as a market or catalog entry with the supplier’s name and product description. No dates or quantities are provided.
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The
Robinson & Hancock
Birth Announcement and Discharges at Local Hospital
A son born to Mr. and Mrs. RB. A. Smith of 119 Blaine street. Kuainaki of 160 Northrup street listed. Admittances include Mrs Grace Kusinsk of 160 Northrup street. Discharged: Dr P. M. Austin of 1801 Middle avenue, Mrs Minnie Petri of Columbia Station, Ruby Starkey of R.D. No. 3 Grafton. Chronicle Telegram want ads bring results.
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RB. A. Smith
Blaine Street
Kuainaki
Northrup Street
Grace Kusinsk
P. M. Austin
Middle Avenue
Minnie Petri
Columbia Station
Ruby Starkey
R.D. No
Grafton
City Teachers Examination Set For Friday At High School
The city will hold the teachers examination in the high school building Friday August 27 beginning at 8 a m. F M Shelton, Clerk.
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F. M. Shelton
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J. H. Grant
Frankfort
Michigan
First Congregational Church
Five Hundred Club
W. R. Bartlet
Ridgeville
W. RB
Comines
Lewis
McCosker
Thomas Laktose
Furnica Street
New York City
W. 7. Parech
Broadstreet
William ‘T. Bents
Athletic Club
Catherine
George Street
Duluth
Mt. Sinai Hospital
M. W. Evans
James Bradley
James
Harvard Avenue
John Terry
Marietta, Pa
George Bradley
Harvard Street
Artemas Reabe
P. M. Beebe
Winifred Turner
Mary Baker
East
Berkshire Hills
H. A. Crandell
Earl Court
Louise Kidder
L. B. Smith
Caroline M. Eckler
St. Luke’s Hospital
Selestria A
Bellars
Mans
Adah E. Bush
Tom MIX
FOX Comedy
Dreamland
Broadway
Elyria Theater
Zasu Pitts
Constance
Mary Pickford
Suds
Riverview Park
Massachusetts
Fred A. Howard
South Easton
Masa
Chronicle-Telegram
Little Boy Ble
Ligeld Blaing
Alethasome White
Rere of Satintin
CanDyl and
Vestal
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