Tragic Accidents and Community News in New London
Mrs Evelyn Galletin, daughter of local residents, was fatally struck by a Big Four train after 10 p m. Her body was found next morning and burial followed at Grove Street cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs Hofstatter were held, with Rev Ensley and Rev Hollett officiating. An upcoming Farmers Institute, high school basketball tournament, and local social events fill the week with dinners, table decorations, and performances. Local residents attend district Odd Fellows meeting. several residents travel for events and visits. A newborn girl was born at the N L hospital to Mr and Mrs Ray F rook.
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New London
Evelyn Galletin
R. Hatley
Big Four Railroad
Sackett
Maple Street
Grove Street
Wn. Hofstatter
Fast Main Street
Ensley
Milan
Hollett
Farmers’ Institute
J. W. Hogsett
Congregational Church
Ruth Palmer
Robert Trichards
Randolph Blackman
Norwalk
Wakeman
Colling
Fitch- Ville
Irriday
Willard
New Haven
St. Paul
North Feirfield
A. L. Flearson
Geo. and
Henry Purcell
Republic
Odd Fellowes
Donald Kirkton
Marion White
Wellington Vietting
I. M. Woward
Findlay
Franees Fuller
Liliyv Trumphey
J. L. Fuller
Alvin Casto
Athens
G. Ranyan
Alv
R. R. Ripley
Canton
J.C. Hall
Barney Diack
Mias Murray
Lorain
Dehneiter
Coon
Hi Street
Ray Frook
N. L. Hospital
Brooks Will Probated In Lorain County Court
The will of Walter E. Brooks filed in probate provisions for his wife £2500 cash and Third Street home with contents plus an annual income of 2500 dollars. Rose Brooks receives £510, Frederick Deace 500 dollars, Julia Mathews 509, Theodore Brooks Faxon 1000, Ferdinand Krugman 100, and John Prentice Brooks receives auto and personal effects. The estate’s remainder is placed with Lorain County Bavines & Trust Co as trustee and income is split between wife and two children.
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Walter E. Brooks
Third St
Rose Brooke
Frederick Deace
Julia Mathews
Lorain
Theodore Brooks Faxon
Ferdinand Krugman
John Prentice Brooks
Lorain County Bavines & Trust Co. Og
World tensions rise as strikes ripple across Europe
A Oslo dispatch notes strikes spreading through England Germany Norway Sweden Poland and the Poles. Florence reports a new tragedy premiere at Pergola named Brutee, described as a masculine play centering on Julius Caesar era grandeur and republican liberty themes.
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Oslo
Norway
England
Germany
Sweden
Poland
Wescow
Fancgmi
Rome
Julius Caesar
Pergola
Orchard Renovation Topic at Birmingham Horticulture Meeting
Prof. J H Gourley from Wooster Experiment Station will discuss renovating old orchards at the Birmingham horticulture meeting Tuesday evening Feb 17 at eight o clock. A field visit to nearby old orchards follows the next morning with gathering at the school at 4 am.
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J. H. Gourley
Wooster
Birmingham
O'¢Clock
Gourley
Columbus
Mr. Gourley
Coolidge Plans Vacation Trips
Washington reports President Coolidge considering a string of spring and summer journeys after Congress adjourns. Possible stops include Lexington or Boston, New York, Minneapolis-St Paul, Ann Arbor, and Texas with engagements for Lexington and Bunker Hill observances and a likely stop at the Norsemerican Centennial in Minneapolis-St Paul. The University of Michigan graduation may draw him to Ann Arbor on June 15, and a Swampscott summer stay is anticipated with time at Plymouth, Vermont and others.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
White House
New York
Minneapolis-St. Paul
University of Michigan
Marion Burton
University
Cleveland
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Houston
Tex
Southwest
Swampscott
Mass
Frank W. Stearns
Plymouth, Vt
State Approves Lorain County School Plan for 6 8 Curriculum
The State Department of Education will forward charters for 13 Lorain County high schools under the 6 8 plan. Superintendent Seale has been informed that no state representative will visit this year due to satisfactory county reports. Schools listed include Avon Lake Avon Ridgeville Columbia Grafton Belden La Grange Penfield Brighton Camden Henrietta South Amherst and Brownhelm.
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Lorain Country
State Department of Education
Seale
C. B. Ulery
State Department
Crade
Avon Lake
Avon
Ridgeville
Columbia
Grafton
Belden
la Grange
Penfield
Brighton
Camden
Henrietta
South Amherst
Brownhelm
Plan fishing season Lorain eyes March fifteenth
Fishermen in Lorain report plans to open the fishing season on March 15. They remain optimistic despite a tough year in review.
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Lorain
Defiance Sheriff Plans Long Beach Trip for Jail Breaker
Defiance Feb 16 Sheriff Adrian Miller plans to travel to Long Beach California to capture F O R McFarland a jail breaker wanted on forgery charges The county commissioners have approved funding for the trip.
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Defiance
Sher
Adrian Miller Plana
Long Beach
Cal
F. OR. McFarland
Defiance County
Rescue Efforts Continue Amid Narrow Manhole Barrier
Word spreads of near rescue as crowds gather outside the barrier while Belts and crews work in the restricted zone. A 12:15 PM communique notes slow progress through five foot thick rock and a one man at a time manhole with hand tools due to vibration and danger. officials expect a clearer time estimate once the opening nears the cavern and Collins.
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Recue
Collins
Band Too
Krauth 69 Found Dead at Home in Bucyrus
Charles T. Krauth, a 69 year old retired butcher, was found dead in his chair at his Bucyrus home by his son Vincent, 19, who returned from work. He had been in ill health for about two years.
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Bucyrus
Feh
Charles T. Krauth
Vincent
Krauth
Notes of Sport Echoes in Fultz Bout
A fragmentary sports note recounts a humorous exchange about a boxing or club discipline method. The dialogue shows Fulton and an unnamed speaker discussing how to handle an opponent with a first and second blow. The text begins to mention Cure but breaks off.
French billiard expert faces court over 1903 title claim
The French billiard expert, a participant in the first 18.2 balkline world championship in Paris 1903, contended in a three way tie with Cure Sutton and Vignaux for first. Vignaux claimed victory by best general average and declined a tiebreak, a ruling later upheld in court. He then defended his title in 1904 against Sutton, winning by four points in a 500 point match.
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Paris
Slosson
Sutton
Vignaux
Cure
Wasc
Failures in 1924 Banks and concerns reported
Washington February 12 1925 Federal Reserve Board announced total commercial failures for 1924 at 20 165 concerns and 757 banks reflecting ongoing financial stress.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Open Forum Debates Labor Church and Industrial Policy
A spirited Open Forum discusses labor's attack on church participation in Sunday leisure and the church's response. Dr Van der Pyl argues for free church ideals, while questions probe poverty and wage issues. He supports competition without profit and deems broad cooperation insufficient, highlighting the era’s industrial unrest.
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Glenn Frank
Church
van der Pyl
Dr. van der Pyl
Mayoral at Doorstep Drunkards Fined In Sunday Court
A Sunday police court fined Tony Tomaszewski 55 and Ives on South Middle avenue $5 and $5.20 costs for intoxication. Mayor Hinkson witnessed the incident and ordered no leniency. Other defendants include Lewis Martin 54 of 115 Mechanic street fined $5 and $7.19 costs for disorderly conduct. William Kunitz 44 Euclid avenue fined $5 and $6.20 costs for disorderly conduct. Eckler fined £5 and $7.10 costs. Ford fined $5 and £6.20 costs after a crowd dispersed from a street confrontation near Third street. Waiter Wingram 19 and Clark Casson 19 jailed for intoxication, each fined $5 and $6.20 costs after being found asleep in an auto by Patrolman George Walton.
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Euclid Avenir
Harry Hinkson
Tony Tomaszewski
Tony
Ives
South Middle Avenue
E. J. Stankard
Middle Avenue
Hinkson
Wingram
Orain
Clark Casson
Ity
Casson
George Walton
School Transfer Protest and Budget Strain
NUMBER FIVE and the protest to the transfer was almost unanimous. Burr said the school board rescinded the transfer after consulting veterans and parents, opposing hiring another teacher and partitioning the one room school. Remodeling costs and daily transport would add expenses, while a LaPorte transfer would raise daily costs. the board faces frugal terms to finish the term.
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Burr
LaPorte
Bliss Springer Divorce Action Moves in Pomeroy
Bliss Springer and his wife Lena, whom he wed while serving with the American expeditionary forces on the Rhine, face marital troubles as Springer files for divorce. Lena, a German girl, seeks to retain custody of their three year old daughter.
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Pomeroy
Bliss Springer
Lena
Rhine
Springer
Meschke Siblings Learn of Sister’s Death in Marinette
West Emile Meschke one of two brothers from No 1 fire station and Gust Meschke of 136 Harvard Ave receive word of sister Misa Tillie Meschke’s death at the Marinette family home. The brothers left for Wisconsin after the news.
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West
Emil Meschke
Gust Meschke
Harvard Avenue
Misa Tillie Meschke
Marinette
Wis
Stolen Auto Stripped in Amherst Theft Report
In Amherst on February 16 a car owned by Mr and Mrs Jacob Mueller parked before the M E church was stolen. The thief towed the vehicle to a Tenney Street garage near the Becker home and stripped it taking the tires. The car became mired when he tried to drive it away and he fled when seen. Deputy Sheriff Mathews continues the investigation.
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Amherst
Jacob Mueller
Pearl Street
M. E
Tenney St
Becker
Underhill
Mathews
Armistice Declared in Muscle Shoals Leasing Drive
Washington reported a forty eight hour armistice declared in the administration’s push to finalize the Underwood bill allowing private leasing of the government Muscle Shoals project valued at 150 million dollars.
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Muscle Shoals Trace
Washington
Muscle Shoals
City plans widening and repaving on Third and Court streets
Streets will be widened about ten feet taking ground from courthouse grounds. Court street and Third street may be repaved if Green Line tracks are moved to the center and share costs. Other projects include Mast Fourth street repaving, sidewalk work, a sanitary sewer on Middle avenue, a six inch water main on Kenwood street, a 26 inch main on Plank road, and repairs to the Washington avenue bridge arch with waterproof resurfacing.
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Third Streets
Third Street
Court Street
Middle Avenue
Court and
Green Line
Broad Street
Second = street
Powell
Broad
Second Streets
Thea Green
Mast Fourth Street
East Avenue
East River Street
Corporation
South Maple Street
Nelson St
Kenwood Street
Cleveland Street
Plank Road
Washington Avenue Bridge
Cause of Piles Doctor Leonhardt Hemroid Remedy
A vintage advertisement claims internal piles cause lasting relief failure. It promotes Hemroid tablets by Dr. Leonhardt with a money back guarantee and suggests asking C. W. Phillips or any druggist for Hemroid.
EPSOM SALTS TASTE ALL GONE Pleasant as Lemonade
A brief note reports that epsom salts taste has vanished, described with a humorous comparison to lemonade.
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Brooks
Britain
Great Britain
Lorraine Manville
Jay Gould
Mistah Fulton
Jess
Fulton
Anton Hoefle
Berlin
Hoefle
Marx Stresemann
Chronighams
H. C. Wilcox
Cleveland Illuminating Co
Baumer
Alber
The
Illuminating Co
Wilcox
Lawrence Webber
Mary Weleczko
Lee
Maude Isaac
East 24d Street
Bee Isaac
Rose Resnic
East 23Rd Street
W. B. Thompson
Poe
Penfield Township
Alex McCoy
Smith Road
Board of Trustees of
American Epsom Association
Delft
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