Stockdale Urges Community Campaign for Elyria Charities
Dr Stockdale of Toledo addressed Elyria at the Commerce Auditorium urging a united fundraising drive to support local charitable and philanthropic institutions. A Smythe noted Elyria’s early adoption of the community foundation approach and outlined plans for a citywide campaign with Sunday work sessions starting February 22. About 150 attendees heard the call to finance unions aiding crippled children, tubercular relief, and the poor, stressing collective effort over fragmented appeals.
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Oberlin Glee Club Delights Faith Church Audience
Oberlin Glee club of twenty young men sang last evening at FE church, presenting a varied program with classical, negro melodies, and humorous numbers. The audience showed lively appreciation, and the group plans a holiday trip. The club is noted as one of the best in the country and is expected to receive a warm welcome in the city.
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Urge Parents to Visit City Schools During Teachers Week
Governor Cox proclaims a February Teachers Week amid nationwide shortages in public school teaching staff. Elyria Superintendent Shelton notes wage hikes have not stemmed departures to higher pay, as Cleveland area schools recruit our experienced teachers. Parents are urged to visit schools to see improvements and support the teaching effort.
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Shelton
Elytia Public Schools
West Teel
Cleveland
Barrett Opens Jewelry Shop Saturday
E H Barrett a jeweler and optician with twenty five years experience will open his shop on Saturday in the Brown hotel building. He is an optometrist and will carry a full line of jewelry diamonds watches and novelties from Paris Elyria. The editor notes his strong standing in Painsville and past service as secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, welcoming him to the city.
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Painsville
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Filgrit
John H. Hulf Dies Veteran Odd Fellow and Businessman
John Harvey Hulf aged 78, a longtime Am herat migrant turned Broad Street cafe operator and respected Odd Fellow, died after a yearlong illness at his home 578 Broad Street. Survived by wife Julia Hall, daughter Mrs E H Henaman, son Grover Hall, and nine grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at Odd Fellows hall.
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Amherat
West Broad Street
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Grover Hall
Sandusky
Odd Fellows Hall
Moose Lodge Buys Site for Modern Home on East Bridge
The Moose Lodge acquired a 60 by 165 foot parcel on East Bridge Street adjoining the Suppes homestead. Described as part of the Hemin Fly homestead, the property is valued as a valuable tract with plans for a modern dwelling pending Eloper arrangements. The lodge notes remarkable growth and savings.
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Suppes Homestead
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Money to go a long way towards building heme
A short note indicates funds will be used to advance a project named heme. The text references financial input as a catalyst, implying progress on development efforts and broader goals. Details on sources, amounts, or timelines are not provided in the fragments.
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Middletown firm makes first Middletown newsprint in 50 years
A Middletown Ohio based paper company produced the first newsprint in fifty years to satisfy a local newspaper unable to secure paper from its regular supplier. The report notes the milestone as a regional manufacturing achievement amid supply constraints.
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Middletown
Protest over Inadequate East Broad Sewer
East Broad Street merchants condemn the new ten inch sewer on East Avenue saying it won’t meet future needs and advocate a twenty four inch line. They also oppose winter construction and fear trench dirt in frozen ground with spring paving causing ground settlement under the street.
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Republicans of County 10 Honor Lincoln and McKinley Banquet
Lincoln and McKinley will be honored at the Republican County Executive Committee banquet at his hall. Bladorite preparations are made for a memorable event with expected large attendance. Speakers include Representative Crabbe, Will iam Hupphes of Lorain, Attorney Chas Adams of Lorain, and Editor Phillips of the Oberlin News.
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Oberlin News
Business club to affiliate with chamber
About seventy five members of the Young Men's Business club attended a Tuesday evening meeting at the Andwur hotel where dinner was served. C W H Lozier of the Columbia Steel Company spoke and read a letter from a boyhood friend. J Howenstein of the Chamber of Commerce urged the affiliate move, and the club unanimously voted to cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce. A separate note says reappraisal of real estate in Tuscarawas county for 1920 will not occur unless ordered by the state tax commission as county commissioners did not act.
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Andwur
Todel-Bert Williams
C. W H. Lozier
Columbia Steel Company
J. Howenstein
Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Tas Commission
Tuscarawas County
Sayings of Lincoln Reflections on Liberty and Duty
A collection of aphorisms attributed to Lincoln praising labor prosperity faith duty and liberty. It blends ideals of equality providence and national unity with lines about memory and patriotic resolve across a broad historical voice.
Railroad wage dispute loom at White House talks
President Wilson will meet today with three representatives of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Railroad Shop Laborers to discuss wage demands of about two million railroad workers. The strike headquarters open in seventeen cities aims to direct action Friday, with officials forming final plans and hopes that negotiations will avert a nationwide stoppage.
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Ohio Assembly Ends Session After House Repasses Hotel Bill
The Ohio General Assembly adjourned sine die after a short session. The hotel inspection and regulation bill was repassed despite an earlier veto and absent emergency clause, delaying immediate effect for ninety days. Debates over storage and utility bills failed to force reconsideration. A proposed constitutional limit on legislative sessions and a probate judges' pay increase were debated but not enacted.
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