Elyria Women Vote on National Flower Choice
Members of the Elyria Woman's Club will vote tomorrow to pick a preferred national flower for the United States. The American Nature Association, based in Washington, D. C., sponsors the campaign urging clubs nationwide to express their preferences. Leading candidates include phlox, wild rose, goldenrod, mountain laurel, columbine, and dogwood.
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Elyria Woman's Club
United States
American Nature Association
Washington, D. C
St Peter’s
St. John’s
Lorain County
Frank Winter
Ho W Ik
Violet
Lester Cleveland
John Lesnah
Kojan
Lorain
Carl F
Harry Wolski
Knitter
Frederick Heggs
Ethel Bond
Vermilion
Walter Rehm
Cleveland
Mary Malikorn
Milan Ave
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Oberlin Grange
St. Peters Evangelical Church
Ernst
Security Benefit Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
South Amherst
J. Thompson
East Main Street
Eagles
F.O. Li. Hall
Outdoor Life Association
Bert Shotten, Sr
Dr. Shotten
I. Hartner
Mays
Gordon
Bert Shotten, Jr
Robert Lee
Shotten
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
O. O. F. Hall
League of
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
League
Helen
Ralph Beckstine
Dorothy Moff
Amelia “Oepp
Rubs Kreeger
Mildred Koe3e
Touts Kreeger
Ruth Hoffman
Esther Wabakowski
Marie Sinerson
Florence Wolczikowski
Dr. Sponseller Announces Evening Clinic and Treatments
Dr. F. M. Sponseller offers Tuesday evening hours 1:30 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 for patient visits. The notice promotes treatment of piles, fistula, and vein issues with no time lost from work. Kolinski & Standen endorse the service.
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F. M. Sponseller
Sayines & Trust Blde
Konjola touted as cure by Ohio patient testimonial
A Lake Region ad features Konjola praised by Mr. T. M. Bostwick of Grove City Ohio and others for relief from kidney trouble high blood pressure and rheumatism after initial use. The copy asserts health restoration and urges purchase at Phillips drug store and local druggists across the region. It also includes other local items about school song writing contests church meetings and social events.
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Amherst
Father Sis
Scribes
Valentine
Iogether
Bostwick
Grove Criv. Ohio
Columbus
Konjola
Elsrin
Phillip's
Adv
Fort Controversy Sparks Fine After Snow Fort Incident
A snow fort on Harvard avenue sparked a police court case when John Demirjian was fined ten dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. The case involved accusations against eight year old Richard Held and family frictions linked to a fatal incident. Domestic troubles were cited as contributing factors to a later tragedy involving Mrs. Jones and her three children.
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Harvard Avenue
James A. Hewitt
John Demirjian
Demirjian
Ilarvara Avenue
Richard Held
Roy Held
Quincy Street
Richard
Charles Bielefeldt
Harvard Street
Held
Insurance Agent Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in Gallipolis
Gallipolis Ohio February 12 0 an insurance agent Hf Jones age 48 shot and killed his wife at their home then killed himself. Firemen summoned by the couple’s children found the bodies. Police and Coroner Fred Millisor arrived to investigate the double tragedy.
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Gallipolis
Hf. Jones
Fred Millisor
Lincoln Birthday Observance At Springfield Courtroom
Springfield marked the 120th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth with a reverent tribute in the historical courtroom of the old county building. Several hundred admirers gathered to honor the Civil War president and the city’s strong historical tradition.
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Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Coun
Lincoln Speech by Claude Gowers at Lincoln Centenary
Claude Gowers, historian and writer, spoke on Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas at a Lincoln Centennial Association meeting in a crowded court room. He contrasted their backgrounds, characters, and political paths, noting the paradox of Lincoln’s humility and Douglas’s ambition and reflecting on the early backdrop to the Lincoln-Douglas debates.
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Ty Court House
Claude G. Bowers
Ifo
Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Lincoln Centennial Association
Minois Hall of Representatives
Bowers
New York World
Douglas
Kentucky
German color expert studies sky’s blue depth
A German physicist and color expert is determining the extent of blue in the sky, investigating how light and atmosphere influence perceived color. The research seeks to quantify the shade and uniformity of blue across different sky conditions.
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Pert
Dairying Expands To A Three Billion Industry
A fragmented note on dairying highlights its rapid growth to a three billion dollar industry, noting gains over corn and swine sectors, and signaling broader agricultural expansion.
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Logal
Standen
Elyria Sav. & Trust Bidg
Kulney
Talins
E. L. Halley
Country Board of Education
Mrc. Bostwick
Batley
Ruach School
Bailey
Onow
Hallworthy
The
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Coats
Tan
Chinchilla
U.S
J Price
LOOR
Ae * Fall
Sale Sur Rayon
Elyria
Cnter the Co
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