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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1929

Page

24

Mother Maghree Laid 10 Rest in Cleveland Funeral

Immoral services will be held for Mrs. Nennie Ball 72 in Cleveland after her death at Beechurst Long Island. She is credited with inspiring the song Mother Macree immortalized by her son Ernest Ball composer. The body will be brought to Lakeview cemetery for burial beside her son after services tomorrow morning. The story notes the emotional impact of the song and Ball family memories.

Cleveland Muchree Nennie Ball Beechurst Long Island Ernest R. Ball Clagaic Dall Lathather Gon

Prelims Set for O'Donnell Rosie Clash at Local High School

Peerless Oils faces Ohio Public Service in a crack forward duel led by Art Cook and Bersl Snyder for Peerless while Jenkins stars for O P S. General Outdoor Advertisers meet Lorain’s Steel and Tubes with Weiss Gaines and Ucka among standouts. First game starts at 7 PM, Industrial League teams eyed to shine on a good floor.

Peerless Oil Ohio Public Service Steel & Tubes Lorain Peerless Oils Sex & Tubes Peerless Peerless Off Industrial League

Fashions in New York feature gel scarf trend

Gel scarf has evidently come stay with spring models worn over one shoulder trailing down one side. Lace blouses paired with satin or velvet skirts showcased for resort wear. Popular colors include cafe au lait and beige.

Fifth Avenue

Cripple Burns to Death in Suburban Restaurant Fire

William Peake aged 55 a cripple died in a suburban Columbus restaurant fire late yesterday He was ill with influenza and unable to escape the flames The blaze destroyed the eatery in the suburbs and Peake perished inside

Columbus William Peake Peake

Earliest County Strike Recorded in 1796

The earliest strike with any satisfactory record in this county is noted as that of boot and shoe makers in Philadelphia in 1796. The passingly cited dispute marks an early labor action in regional history, illustrating organized labor activity at the close of the 18th century.

Philadelphia

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Maghree O’donnell Rosie Clash New York France Paul Case Dept Hrochton, Maar Claude Terry W. 2Nd Gray Block Elyria East Broad St L. H. Dunfee Co ALS Armstrong Deal Jacquard Iane Broad ST. Elyr China
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