Elyria Savings & Trust to Erect Twelve Story Bank Building
The Elyria Savings and Trust Co plans a modern twelve story bank building in Elyria after renaming to include trust services. The project follows a capital increase to 500000 dollars and a total capital and surplus of a million dollars. Walker & Weeks of Cleveland design a ten to twelve story structure on the hotel property corner, with the ground floor to house banking facilities and state of the art safety features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIA Savings and Trust Coans
Columbus
Elyria Savings & ‘Trust Company
H. W. Ingersoll
John Murbach
H. ‘Ess
PL. C. Harris
Ik. M. Rice
Theodore T. Robicob Murbach
John T. Annas
F. W. Colson
Ntlemen
Elyria Savinging Company
Elyria
Tgest Bank
Ohio
Clevend
Toledo
Art Street
Broad Street
Walker & Weeks
Clevelank Architects
Ader News
Cleveland
Rice
Chronoram
Llyria
AIAN CLUB WATCH PARTY Ble SUCCESS
A Kiwanis Club dinner dance New Year celebration at Hotel Andwur featured festive decor, cabaret dances by Miss Maxine Dunham, a grand cotillion, and a midnight Birth of the New Year procession. Judges, Mayors, and club leaders praised support and cooperation among Elyria, Lorain, and neighboring clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Royel
Gover Guée
Alyria
Mustley
Maxine Lunbum
Tussell
Remington
Kien
Frog
Cleveland
Uravell
Mewlaing
H. UW. Meding- Luu
Asupaes
Hukeu
Var Wis
al Hayes
Edyria Niwanis
Nuw
Lurum Clun
Elyria
Gerain
Robert J Jiuth
Maxine Dunham
Plant Street Mus. F V Rio Ev Plant S
Workers at a powder company facility were injured in an incident at the plant. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Hagent Powder Company
Father and Son Sued In Lorain Court Roles Named
Wood of Lorain files two court suits alleging financial disputes. One suit targets her as possessor of a Stutz automobile valued at $2,000 and asserts a claim for related sums. the second suit involves a claim of a joint venture and security payment totaling $2,104 with unspecified conditions.
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Wood
Lorain
Strong
John ¢, Sr
Jo. Ook
Armstrong
Taxpayers Repaying Taxes Amid Court Office Pressure
Taxpayers are repaying taxes as a court office urges payment. Hundreds called and paid up, with daily payments continuing. The report notes rising activity in the city amid enforcement efforts.
Bean Elevated to VP at General Phonograph Corp
A. C. Bean, president of Garford Manufacturing Co, was elected vice president of the General Phonograph Corporation of New York. He was also delegated to oversee manufacturing of motor tonearm and soundbox production across the company's factories. The firm is described as the world’s largest phonograph supplies producer with factories in Elyria Newark Putnam Kitchener and Springfield and offices worldwide.
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A. G. Bean
Garford Manufacturing Co
General Phonograph Corporation
New York City
Mr. Bean
Corportion
United States
Elyria
Newark
N. J. Putna
Kitchener
Canada
Soringfield
London
England
Rio de Janeir
Brazil
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Sydney
Australia
Burglary Strikes Lodi Clothing Store
Police and sheriff report Hewer clothing store in Lodi burglarized last night. Thieves stole fifty suits and fifty overcoats, leaving no trace of their identity.
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Hewer
Lodi
Auto Thieves Convicted in Peninsula Prison Case
Prosecuting Attorney Guy Findley reports that Connie Lamont and Robi Davin were convicted on two indictments and are now in the penitentiary. The men faced a second indictment and were found guilty on the first. Several persons contacted the prosecutor after receiving the form Wednesday.
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Guy Findley
Connie Lamont
Robi Davin
Former Elyrian dies at home in Stratford Connecticut
C. E. Clark former foreman of the engine assembly department of Willys Overland was said to be on the road to recovery from a long illness at his Stratford Connecticut home when a brief message announced his death. His loss is deeply felt by friends and former associates who valued his manly qualities in daily life.
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C. E. Clark
Willys- Overland
Stratford
Conn
Hera
Lfe
Asociates
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Local Couples
Thomas Peter aged 45 a contractor from Cleveland wed Hazel Strong 21 a Lorain telephone operator. Albert Fridenstine 23 an electrician from Elyria married Vide Wacker 10 a LaGrange bookkeeper. John Burwer 1 a clerk from Chere led and Corre Bee.
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Thomas Peter
Cleveland
Hazel Strong
Lorain
Albert Fridenstine
Elyria
Vide Wacker
LaGrange
John Burwer
Chereled
Corre Bee
Chronicle Telegram Raises Price and Promises Faster News
The Chronicle Telegram announces a weekly rate increase to 15 cents plus 10 for city delivery starting January 4. It touts its wire service, world news, and market reports as superior, arguing readers get more timely, comprehensive coverage than Cleveland papers at a lower daily cost.
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Chronicle-Telegram
India
Japan
Australia
Speeii Messenger
Ita
Chronicle Telegram
Der
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain County
To.press and & Paper
William J Bryan Nominated in Michigan Presidential Primary
Detroit January 2 William J Bryan will be entered in Michigan presidential preference primary as a Democratic candidate for the nomination. Local friends say petitions favoring Bryan will be circulated requiring 100 names. Primaries are set for April 3.
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Associated Press
Detroit
William J. Bryan
Michigan
Warren City Treasurer Arrested for Embezzling Fifty Thousand Dollars
City treasurer Chas B. Kistler, who has served six years, was arrested in Warren by Chief of Police Givens on charges of embezzling $50,000 of municipal funds, with the arrest reportedly made in Newton Falls Deakight.
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Associated Preas
Warren, aJn
Chas
B. Kistler
Newton Falls
Kistler Confesses as Shortage Found After Office Handoff
Kistler made a full confession. The shortage was discovered yesterday when Kistler turned the office over to his successor, William Bowen.
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Kistler
William “ Bowen
Permits to Hold Meetings Declared Unconstitutional
East Youngstown ordinance banning public meetings without a permit is ruled unconstitutional. Judge David G Jenkins orders release of Frank Dijknos and 72 Amalgamated Association of Tr on and Steel and Tin Workers members arrested December 11 for holding a meeting in Mahoning County Ohio.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
East Youngstown
David G. Jenkins
Mahoning County
Hospital Admitted and Discharged Names in Brief
Admitted to Gates hospital Mrs. Mary Brand from Amherst. Other admissions include Mrs. C J Marshall of Oberlin and several residents from towns like Hat Wood Wackavina Grafton Oberlin Crafton Bellavenue and James Nelse Taul Chase and Hy Schott. Discharges note Mrs Philip Cornell and baby and Mrs Mary Stole and baby with listed addresses.
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C. J. Marshall
Oberlin
Hat Wood
Rush Street
W. Wackavina
Grafton
Harry Robinon
James Nelse
Crafton
Rotary Club Humantarian New Year Party Highlights Civic Service
The Rotarian club opened the year with a dinner at the Country club attended by Samuel Auspacher chairing the decoration committee with A W Phillips Howard Warhour George Nicholas and their wives. Guests enjoyed American French and British decor and Wisteria festoons while Hines orchestra provided music and dancing between courses. Ralph Murbach won the gentlemen's attendance prize a six month Chronicle Telegraph subscription. Sam Squire announced the crippled children campaign highlighting visits to Toledo and Cleveland and a statewide survey showing about ten thousand crippled children. A plan to establish eight district hospitals was outlined with a Columbus meeting next Tuesday to finalize details. The event concluded with praise for the committee and continued festivities into the night.
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Rotariaan
Country Eclub
Samuel Auspacher
Howard Warhour
George Nicholas
Merthe
Merthe, Company
Wisteria
Hines Orchestra
Sam Squire
Charles Sayave
J.F. Burke
Ralph Murbach
Chronicle-Telegran
Ralph
California
Raittee
Onildren
M. Squire
Guy
Chio
Tuledo
Cleveland
Mur
Allen
Flyria
Columbus
Squinn
Elyria Lawyers Plan Annual Banquet At West Broad Street
The Elyria Lawyers' Club holds its annual dinner this evening at West Broad Street venue. Speaker will be William G. Sharp, long time member, addressed by Hom.
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Elyria Lawyers’ Glub
Elyria
Sanko Remagrant
West Broad
Hom
Wm. G. Sharp
Ber Fet
Rioting Raids Target Suspects in Cleveland Area
State attorney Maclay Flayne leads raids with police and federal officers in the Cleveland region amid a joint investigation into radical groups. Federal authorities withdraw after a directive from A Mitchell Palmer as the search closes. In Riga, Bolshevik officials speak on peace terms and military strength, with estimates of a 3,000,000 strong army.
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Sready Rad
Orgahigyitanus
Chicag
Oofffce
Sefas
Sts
A. Mitchell Palmer
Hoyne
Prisoners Witness Ill Fated Hanging in Chicago Row
About 200 prisoners were forced to witness the hanging of Lu Durrage in an early dawn execution at a Chicago jail. Sheriff Peters rejected a governor’s plan to stage the death in a public chamber and the condemned man’s guard justified the secrecy. A jail phone was later removed to prevent a last minute appeal or interruption.
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Chicago
Lo Durrage
Ned Wrymingls
Sheetif Peters
Wrank O. Low
Peters
Lowden
Duv Orfice
Tur
Davis Sar
Sheriff Backus and Brother Respond to Union Springs Death
Sheriff Backus and his brother Jerome Backes of the city fire department were summoned to Union Springs New York after the death of their father. He was stricken with apoplexy on Tuesday and died on Wednesday.
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Backus
Jerome Backes
City Fire Department
Union Springs
N.Y
Two Platoon Fire Department System Adopted
The city adopts a two platoon fire system reducing on duty staff to about twelve per shift from twenty four across three stations. Central station will run two apparatus with King street and West side stations reporting only three and two men respectively. In large fires the department would be severely handicapped unless off duty volunteers respond.
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Central Station
Dake
Connell
Henry Becks
Waldeq
Ga City
Injunction Filed Against Oberlin City Over Bond Issue
Oberlin Gas and Electric Co. seeks to halt the sale of bonds worth thousands for a village electric system improvement. The plaintiffs allege a defective ordinance and referendum, asking a temporary restraining order pending final hearing.
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Oberlin Gas & Electric
Oberlin Gas & Electric Co
Bonis
Holidays Shifted as Sundays Observed on Mondays This Year
The note lists several holidays that fall on Sundays this year and will be observed on Mondays, including Washington's Birthday, Decoration Day, and Independence Day. It also mentions Christmas and New Year’s Day falling on other weekdays, and notes on eclipses, ember days, and other calendar details for 1826.
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Washington
United States
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John C. White
Henry M. Robinson
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WM. J. Bryan
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