Elyria Fire Department Cuts Staff Amid Budget Trim
Elyria's fire department will run with 18 firemen instead of 24 as the city enacts expense cuts. Two lieutenants become first grade firemen, new assigns include Hudson to Engine Co. 1 and Osborn to Engine Co. 1. Four transfers completed to implement the revised schedule with existing personnel.
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Elyria
Fremen
R. Hudson
C. C. Osborn
Hudson
Engine
Osborn
Hoge Co
H. 4
Vosburgh
B. Brouse Soes
Ladder Co
Frank Lysaght
Engine Co
W .A. Cory
Harvey Heath
D. W. Bairds School of Music Band and Orchestra Roster
A lengthy faculty and student roster lists many instrument players including trumpet Carl Days alto Howaard Morse Howard Hubward Davis Margerlie Zatelle Sam Gottlobe clarinet Charles Witney Sanophone Charles Clilcy and more. The fragment shows likely a concert band or orchestra lineup with names across trumpet clarinet saxophone trombone violin piano and percussion sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolfiman
Merwin Altrett
Ralph Days
Fxs
Wockenstuss
Howaerd Morse Howard Hubward
William Davis
Bieos
Margerlie Zatelle
Columbus
Ninabetle Necker
Kathrine Bovlan
Louis Chervenka
Gilbert Hale
Walter Davis
Gabriel Dathory
Cameron Newmer
Edward Nemeth
Gilvert Davis
Orle Standen
Reny Pvevis
Robert Valass
Harry Guzumlseman
Soalomal Weinstein
Tally Newman
Paul Pena
Hellen Roth
May Holliday
Gabriel Bethory
George Fillimon
Walter Piritindtien
Paul Port Edward Nemeth
Pose Nownan
Funtee
Seara
Anna Golechen
May Pollack
Fire department restructures with two platoons and staff changes
Benjamin Mozsisy transfers within the city fire service from Engine Co 1 to Engine Co vy. The crew leaving No 1 includes Roland E Lumley M Bevery George Schmitkins Leonard Hastings Carl Siebert and Walter Albrecht. The stem ladder truck at No 1 ceased responding to first alarms on December 17. The city assigns five men new operating instructions for the apparatus limiting usage to second alarms at designated locations. The department now lists 28 firefighters including the chief, four more than after the two platoon shift began about five years ago. An ordinance aimed at eight layoffs was edited. two vacancies persist.
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Roland E. Lumley
M. Bevery
George Schmitkens
Leonard Hastings
Carl Siebert
Walter Albrecht
Sta
Theo Ehief
Young Hunters Injured In Accident At Wagner Farm
Wellington Tec et al members of the June Township school were injured while hunting on Wagner farm when a shotgun dropped, discharged, and struck Robert Stewart in the knee and Carl Ohner in the arm. They were aided by Spence and others and were recovering.
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Wellington
Robert Stewart
Carl Ohre
Te June Twaish School
Wagner Farm
Carl Ohner
Spence der Wags
Bey
Ellington Officials See Salary Increases Reported
The town council met Tuesday to finalize salaries for the coming year. Officials received a $10 per year raise, with a few other positions seeing adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Dev
Illege Council
Tueday Creamins
Toe Sa Aries
Sa'arie
firesn+i
College Students Host Holiday Party at Werth Edict Church
Waldingion December 31 report says Werth edict church hosted a party for local college students home for the holidays with over 290 attendees. An evening program featured orchestra selections, remarks by Mr Johnson, solos by Gertrude Dibble, Mr Kilns, a girls quartet, and various contests.
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Irls
Teeing
Maaine Suthff
A. Meser Rowland
Girls Club Meeting At Congregational Church
The newly organized girls club led by Mrs Franklyn Jones will meet at the Congregational church next Thursday at 7 30. Important topics will be discussed and all members must attend as the club aims to support racial activities of High School girls and has become a key community factor.
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Congregational Church
Franklyn Jones
High Schoul
Ensemble musicians listed at Eaton Center recital
A roster of musicians performed at Eaton Center featuring Walter Gillig trumpet Stanley Hoskins Chester Carpenter Everett Hill alto Raymond Alexander trombone Wesley Carpenter Clarence Gillig Elton Hill bass Russell Cook saxophone Orlin Durkee Theodore Carpenter clarinet Wilbur Hawk Orien Durkey Val pleer Saxon home Donald Austin Jon Lonsborough Orrin Kidred listed in a local recital program.
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Eaton Center
Walter Gillig
Stanley Hoskins
Chester Carpenter
Everet Hill
Raymond Alexander
Wesley Carpenter
Clarence Giilig
Elton Hill
Russell Cook
Orlin Durkee
Theodore Carpenter
Wilbur Hawk
Orien Durkey
Val
Pleer
Saxon Home
Donald Austin
Jon Lonsborough
Um ‘Orrin Kidred
Suit Seeks $2075 For Care Of Aged LaGrange Man
Frank J. Knowles sues William C. Knowles executor of Rufus Knowles to recover 2075 claimed for constant care from 1916 to 1918. He states an oral agreement gave him half the farm proceeds and a share of the estate, but a later will allegedly left him without consideration. The Knowles farm and three parcels are listed in the estate, valued around 11000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Knowles
LaGrange
Common Pleas Court
Frank J. Knowles
William C. Knowles
Rufus
Knowles
Frank Knowles
Rufus Knowtes
Y M C A Gym Exhibits Set For Thursday Afternoon
The Y M C A gym will hold its annual gymnasium exhibition Thursday at 2 30 p m on the gym floor. New Years Day features the boys gym classes showing their year’s work without special focus on any stunt. Events include free hand calisthenics mat drill by Prep class balance wand by Jr B dumbbell drill by Jr A stall bar by Jr C apparatus work by Young Men class interclass shows and relay events between Jr A and Jr C classes with baster well by the Young Men’s class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clesses
Y. M.C
Jr. A’s
Basterwell
Youngs
New Year Watch Night Plans At Oberlin and Christ Church
QRERTIN plans a late New Year watch party at Rice Recreation Hall as Oberlin students and area townspeople gather to bid farewell to 1924 and greet 1925. Christ Episcopal Church hosts Union Watch Night Service at 10:60 PM led by Rev. Louis F. Tane with ministers from several churches assisting.
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Farez
Rice
Oberlin
Christ Episcopel Church
Gaither
Christ Church
Lou'a F Tane
Oberlin Visitors and Oberlin Social Roundup
Cornelus Nelson Paul Katz and Robert Ingrahan attended Maiacola Tuesday evening. Me and Mrs Henry Korman were Oberlin visitors yesterday, from Steuben ville Ohio. Mr and Mrs F G Brown and Charles Beher visited Oberlin Tuesday, with Br and Mrs Brown from Columbus.
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Oberlin
Dee
Cornelus Nelson Paul Katz
Robert Ingrahan
Henry Korman
Steubenville
Ohio
F. G Brown
Charrles Beher
Columbus
Ohio auto and grade crossing deaths by county shift
Ohio counties show high auto and grade crossing deaths in year with Lorain and Jefferson at high totals. Wood county reports a seven member Updegraff family car train tragedy while Hardin and Drake report separate crossing fatalities. Legislative action on licensing auto operators looms as Ohio officials seek a funding proposal from France to resolve a war debt dispute in Washington Park.
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Wood County
Updegraff
Lorain County
Scioto
Jefferson
Seneca
Muskingum
Ashland
Vinton
Champaign
Lawrence
Hardin
Drake
Ohio
Cleveland Safety Council
State Automobile Association
Licensins
Washington
Washington and Park
France
City to send representative to gas rate hearing
Council approves sending a city representative to Columbus to advocate for Elyria at the Logan Gas Co hearing. Officials note the public protest cost once estimated at 15000 to 20000 dollars but plans proceed despite budget limits. The service director will attend, with the city solicitor available for guidance during the proceedings. A joint Ohio Pennsylvania municipal meeting precedes the hearing.
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Public Utilities Commission
Mueller
Boston
Cincinnati
Columbus
Elyria
Counciil
Counecilman
D. W. Myera
Council
Grace L. Meacham
Supreme Court
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Logan Gas Co
American accidents kill far more in U S and England
Chicago dispatch reports Richard E B Kropf estimates 1923 fatal accident rates differ sharply. He says America loses about 200 people daily to accidents and 1 462 weekly, with auto fatalities leading weekly deaths followed by faith related, drowning, and railroad accidents in the United States. He compares England and Wales at 391 per million and the U S at 698 per million.
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Chicago
Richard EB. Kropf
Royal Arcanum
England
Wales
United States
America
Mr. Kropf
Smithsonian willbe main beneficiary in Anne Hall will
The will of Miss Anne S Hall of Cincinnati filed in Washington reveals the Smithsonian Institution will be the chief beneficiary. Hall died December 18 in Washington.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Anne S Hall of
Cincinnati
No Piper Issued Tomorrow Across City Offices
The paper will issue 20 copies tomorrow and Holmes County offices including banks court house post office and city offices will be closed except for the police station. The Chronicle Telegram staff and teachers extend a Happy New Year.
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Wodal
Chronicle-Telegram
Walter Panchyshyn Seeks Custody in Divorce Case
Walter Panchyshyn seeks custody of two children and their household furniture amid a divorce from Mary Panchyshyn. He alleges his wife's alleged nagging and arguing with friends and church members influenced the split. The couple married in Connsville, Pa in 1915 and have two children.
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Saya
Mert
Lorain
Walter Panchyshyn
Panshyshyn
Mary Panchyshyn
Connsvillle
Retirement near for Associate Justice McKenna of U S Supreme Court
Associate Justice Joseph McKenna, the oldest Supreme Court member, is expected to retire at the start of the new year leaving a vacancy. He will have served 27 years on the court after joining in 1870s, with a career spanning Philadelphia origins, California politics, Congress, and service in Harrison’s cabinet.
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Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Tribunal
Supreme Bench
Justine McKenna
Calfornia
California
Congress
William McKinley
Harrison
Justice Field
Justice McKenna
Live Stock Market Report From Cleveland
Stock totals show receipts of 250 cattle with slow market. Alves reports 200 cattle with prices down 1 to 1. sixteenth. Sheep and lambs receipts 1500 with markets 5 to 8 cents lower. Hogs receipts 3500 with steady market. Yorkers around 11 dollars, mixed and heavies about 11.00 to 11.25, mediums 11.23. Pigs 3100 with roughs at 9.00 and sows around 6.00.
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Cleveland
Calendar notes and local events from county records
A chronological list of local happenings shows political events, elections, community drives, church anniversaries, and civic measures from Sept through Dec. Notable items include the presidential election result, community chest drives, a traffic ordinance, gas rate changes, school openings for crippled children, and the formation of safety and service councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Colls
David Drage
Marseilles Avenue
Home Garden
Edwin Kirby
Gordon Baker
Harricon Street
Myron Cunningham
Wiilgs-Overland
Logan Gas Co
Council
James McCrain
Eva Sweet
N. J. Humason
Lter
Rialto Theatre
Roy Vandemark
George Emerica
First Congregational Church
Walter H. Tite
Worstcourt
Ralt2 Gas Co
Eed
Sero
Thie Wister
Hunagarien
Brabep Baltasar
Haupes
Hws
Court Restores Disorderly Justice In Toledo
In a mock Toledo court scene several local officials faced charges from assault to misrepresentation. Woodward the Rialto theater manager was fined for permitting a theater patron to occupy a seat without removing gear. Sheriff Underhill was bound over to the grand jury for an assault charge. Fire Chief Bates faced smoke accusations, later acquitted. Mayor Hinkson and others faced various counts with mixed outcomes as police praised department work and curfew enforcement.
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V. O. Woodward
Rialto Theater
Green
Woodward
Jim Hewitt
Fred A. Underhill
Grilty
Bob W&d
Sherif
Wallace Bates
Dan ‘Symmons
Offre
Troxel Co
Kimmaelfrend
Myles E. Perry
Envoner
Steve Konvich
Beu
Pre
Health Department
Harry Hinkson
Hinkson
F. Jo Bork
Goren
Floyd Corliss
Scoop
Otto Mischka
Marysville
Toledo
Carl Taylor
Taylor
Middle Avenue
Dave Ham- In
Don Vivers
Carrie Nation
Tom McBride
Burney Slupski
Hewitt
Myers
EB. J. Stankard
F. W. Zarnke
C. E. Southam
P. J. Crehan
L. K. Sweet
Cap
Doing His Duty With Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy
A testimonial claims two years of suffering from abdominal and digestive symptoms improved after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The user reports relief from sour belching mucus and inflammation, asserting the product clears catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract and aids stomach and liver issues, including appendicitis. One dose is said to convince or money refunded.
Bond Street Street Light Approved by Council
The council authorized the service director to install a street light at Bond Street and Jackson Street saying it is a real necessity. Councilman Hattson noted the finance committee will meet this afternoon to frame the annual appropriation ordinance and praised council cooperation with Limcom in managing city affairs.
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Hattson
Rawson Couuent
Bond Street
Jackson Street
Councill
J A Hewitt
Enunal
Limcom
Corncil
Safety head seeks spell evidence fund in booze squad
Lorain December 31 Safety Director S dnes B Royce asked the council police and fire committee for an appropriation for special evidence purposes in the war against vice dens and bootleggers. The fund would hire new men frequently to obtain fresh evidence as repeat visits make the investigator known and require continual material to conduct booze squad work.
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Lorain
S Dnes
Royce
Council Police and Fire Committee
Bootlezer Arrested in Soft Drink Parlor Robbery
In SORAIN a man described as Touig Stolba of 402 W. 22nd St was arrested at noon after a raid on a soft drink parlor. He will be arraigned Friday.
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Sorain
Touig Stolba
New Defendants Named in Kennedy V Elmer Nyerges Case
In Common Pleas Court a supplementary petition adds two new defendants to the action by Sarah J Kennedy. Defendants listed include El mer Nyerges and Margaret Io Nyerges alongside Joseph Koteles and Ohio entities. The filing expands the case against the original parties.
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Common Pleas Court
Sarah J Kennedy
Elmer Nyerges
Margaret Io Nyerges
Joseph Koteles
The
Ohio
Lien suit targets large mortgage with new defendants
Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bank of Cleveland sues to collect 7 814 032 on a mortgage. New defendants John Fetsko Cleves land and Kate Koteles Grafton accused of transferring a lease to Joseph and Kate Koteles now in possession. Court asked to cancel the lease and allow rent collection. Oberlin Savings Bank sues A and H E Griffin for 100. Police arrest Oscar Stalin for intoxication after disruption near Y M C A on Broad Street and West Avenue.
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Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bank of
Cleveland
John Fetsko
Clevesland
Kate Koteles
Grafton
Joseph
Common Pleas Court
Oberlin Savings Bank Co
H. E. Griffin
Oscar Stalin
Broad Street
West Avenue
Y. M
German Ambassador Von Maltzan Arrives in Washington
Barong Arco Von Maltzan, newly titled German ambassador to the United States, arrives in Washington. A 47 year old Mecklenburg native educated at Bonn and Breslau, he has held posts in Rio de Janeiro, Christiania, St. Petersburg, and Peking, and helped shape the Genoa treaty with Russia. He is married to Edith Cruson of Magdeburg and they have one daughter.
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United States
Barog
Arco von Maltzan
Betaaranet
Washington
Afr
Roness von Altzan
Germany
Miola
Huches
Berlin
Baron von Maltzan
Mecklenburg
Bonn
Breslau
Dragoons
Foreign Office
Rio de Janeiro
Christiania
St. Petersburg
Pekin
China
Rathenau
Wirth
Genoa
Rapallo
Russia
Edth Cruson
Magdeburg Steel
Lorain High School mid year commencement set
Lorain announces the mid year commencement for January 21 at the high school. Muskingum College president Dr. J K Montgomery will deliver the address. The graduating class includes 41 girls and 30 boys with Ralph Kings as class president.
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Lorain
Lo- Tain
J. K. Montgomery
Muskingum College
Wil
Ralph Iw Kings
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D.W. Baird
School of Music
Penfield
Merle Bradstock
Norris Dagne
Gilbert Mewcomb
Glen Rolland
Deveresary
Dorothy Piggy
Ree Kokotavla
Tuth Betts
Norma Leisch
Blaine Foster
I.eo Garman
Hellen Bachellor
Til Andrews
Carl Myers
Mary Underhill
Grace Keinhans
Cecil Dague
Lucie Gregg
Teonard Smith
Glenford Smaley
Carl Andrews
Mildred Keener
Kenneth Kellogge
Almich Brodvad
Byron Degue
Delbert Fields
Donald Wilbor
Louis Newcomyette
Bernice Devereaux
E. B Kellmer
Benjamin Mozsisy
Engine Co. No. 1
Engine Co. Novy
MKB. A. B. Curtice
Thes
Ellington
Neat Weber
Ridgeville
Ey Aks
W. H. Chakia
Qrertin
Oberlin Briefs
Cross
County Auto
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Morgen Sme
Pike
Gallia
Warren
Ey Clark
Fayette
Wayne Ft
Ross
Lake
Pickaway
Crawford
van Wert
Erie Fee
Henry
Richland
Holmes
Amfrican
FIIM
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Lansing
Mich
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Franklin O'Brien
Charleroi
Dickin
Detroit
Ironton
Henry Ford
Interstate Commerce Commicton
Firse Matztze
New York
Johanna Brobanzek
Broeck
Mas Cornshus Vanderbilt Whitney
Cornelius, Jr
Weashington
Alexander Speck
Edric E. Grant
Potomac Park
Tain W. I. Jeffries
Salvation Army
Cornellman Mueller
Bofaty
Wewltt
Freese Urothorg
Ulair
Cilef Lo Stunthard Owas
Safety Head
Dorcas
Baron Ago von Ae
Baron von Malt Zan
Pittsburgh
Merbach Coal & Supply Co
PHON
City Hardware Co
Hyman
Maurice M. Hyman
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