Elyria Business Men Defeat Lorain Volleyball Team
Elyria Business Men’s YMCA team defeated Lorain’s squad in an afternoon match, winning four of the games played. Elyria’s lineup included Don Baird Webber Clark Queen and Birch. Lorain had previously lost to Elyria a few weeks earlier.
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Lorgin
New Afternoon
Elyria WS
Don Baird
Webber
Clark
Queen
Birch
Lorain
Elyria Business Men
Hungarian born Mrs Jobaggy dies after brief illness
Mrs Pauline Jobaggy of 349 Vulcan Street died at Memorial hospital Wednesday evening after a three day illness. She came from Hungary ten years ago and leaves husband Gabriel and three children, Pauline 10 Edith 8 and Gabriel 7. Survived by brother John Garay and three sisters in this city and Hungary. Funeral in the Hungarian Reform church Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Kalassay and Rev Krause with the children active in Sunday school.
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Pauline Jobaggy
Vulcan Street
Gabriel Jobaggy
Memorial Hospital
Transit Service Hours and Weekend Rules
It runs between 6 o clock in the morning and 2 o clock in the afternoon on weekdays and until 6 o clock p m on Saturday. Sales must cease at noon on Sunday and are completely prohibited on holidays.
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K Peel
Stevens
Godfrey
Henke
Snyder
Ottrell
Huston
Reisinger
Godfrey Avens
Ittad
Sunr
Friend in Murder Plot Ties in Mt Clemens Case
Authorities questioned Lloyd Prevost, once close to J. Stanley Brown, about Brown’s death after his body was found in an automobile on a country road. Prevost declined to add to prior statements claiming he was with Brown hours before the shooting but had no knowledge of who fired. Mrs. Cecil Vester, a former friend, implicated Brown’s widow Ruth Prevost Brown. no charges filed yet as she faces a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Lloyd Prevost
J. Stanley Brown
Brown
Prevost
Cecil Vester
Lrown
Ruth Prevost Brown
Rheuma offer promises quick relief for rheumatism
C W Phillips promotes Rheuma as a guaranteed prescription for rheumatism with a money back if not helping. A user from Schuylerville N Y reports chronic arthritis relief after taking Rheuma, able to abandon crutches. The ad claims Rheuma is harmless, reliable, inexpensive and endorsed by doctors.
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C. W. Phillips
Thomas H. Eddy
Schuylerville
N.Y
Cand Dees
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