Community Chest Drive Teams Report Friday in Elyria
Elyria workers organized nine fundraising teams led by captains and mapped districts to seek subscriptions for the Community Chest Fund. The teams will report at noon Friday at the YMCA after a Friday dinner and will recount progress and public reception. A Mother Goose pantomime by school children at Fualto Theatre Saturday boosts fund efforts.
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Elyria
Community Chest Fund
Chas
E. Tucker
G. B
W. J. Sharpe
B. P. Jones
Salvation Dmy
J. Backiey
Nevy
W. B. Winters
A.C. Corfman
E. T. Reess
W. C. Endley
C. B. Mincke
W. H. van Oster
Broth
Jos. Birdeall
Geo. H. Ely
H. D. Cook
D. O. Milliken
G. T. Snyder
B. J Howenstine
R. J. Whelan
E. J. Stankard
C. W. Phillips
Lee Stroup
Scott Gilmore
H. M. Andress
Nelson Fitch
C. M. Braman
Geo. H. Chamberlain
J. Sartor
Asaph Jones
Jim Armitage
J. E. Betteridgs
Gus Kolinaki
Geo. L. Riehuine
J. H. Simpson
Capt
A. R. Webber
M. Braman
Russell Waldorf
F. M. Shelton
W.N. Batea
C. M. Williams
Migs N
Amkbrook
Team
A. J. Robson
Frank Allen Smith
J. W Warden
Glade Thomas
Deane Arms
Y. J. J.cronin
R. JoQuthberteen
Leon
M.C. A
Fualto Theater
Elyria Theaters C1 Appeals Decision in Print Shop Case
The Elyria Print Shop suit was appealed by The Elyria Theaters Co after Justice Hughes court verdict of 200.04 dollars. The defendant seeks review in the Court of Common Pleas following the initial ruling and payout.
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Elyria
Elyria Print Shop
Elyria Theaters, Co
Army Records Inspection Tour Led by Hart
Sergeant Hart from Cleveland visits HLYRIA substation to inspect recruiting records under Sergeant Carter. He will then travel to Mansfield to review army records there.
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Hlyria
Sergeant Hart
Cleveland
Carter
U.S. Army
Hart
Mansfield
Education reconstruction topic set for Jan 25 dinner
Elyria Lorain Chamber of Commerce announces Dr George B Strayer of Columbia University will speak at the monthly dinner January 25 on Are We Passing Through the Reconstruction Period in Education Are We Passing Through the Reconstruction Period in Education Invitations go to county educators including superintendents and professors and Lorain Chamber members are urged to reserve by letter promptly
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Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Minstrel Kings and Music at Kiwanis Dinner
The Kiwanis club luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce hall featured a noonday vaudeville program by a high school orchestra and a Colonial theatre minstrel show. Local talent including Jim Armitage Lawrence Webber John Grey Ben Shubert Jim Colgan Earl Greenland Mayor Jones and A E Austard performed with the High School Harmony Five.
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Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Vaudfeville
Colonial Theatre
Benfit of Theiwanis Club Loan Fund
Jim Armitage
Lawrence Webber
John Grey
Ben Shubert
Jim Colgan
Earl Greenland
Mayor Jones
A. E. Austard
High Schol Harmony Five
Who Will Lead the Grand March in Elyria
Elyria January 13 residents learned a police committee of Chief Stankard Southam Stokes Birckine Sweet Hurd Waldron Savies eZarnke Crehan and Krar was chosen to run the Police Ball at Cascade pavilion February 7. A rivalry exists between Clerk of the Council Symons and Fire Chief Bates over leading the grand march and Service Director Beckop Mayor Jones may be required to intervene. Chicken thieves feared on Chase street. police summoned but no culprit found.
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Elyria
Police Department
Cascade Pavilion
Stankard
Southam
Stokes
Birckiine
Sweet
Hurd
Waldron
Savies
eZarnke
Crehan
Krar
J. B
Symons
Bates
Beckop
Jones
Chase Street
Jac
Westen Heights
Arritory
Zarnke
Julia Paiyak
West Riser
Suil
Heinghae
Gated Hospital Appeals for Worn Clothing in Elyria
Elyria report describes Gates Hospital asking the public to donate sterilized used clothing for children. A detailed listing covers underwear, vests, waists, blouses, washable suits, dresses, bloomers and pants by size, with donations accepted at Crandaille Drug Store or Gates Hospital.
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Elyria
The
Gates Hospital
Crandaile
Autos Collide on Middle Ave in Elyria
On January 14 in Elyria two automobiles and a bicycle collided at the corner of Middle avenue and Fifth street. Mrs. Henry Wick driving east on Fifth and A. E. Sanders driving south on Middle Avenue swerved to avoid a boy on a bicycle who waited to pass. Sanders’ car struck the curb breaking a wheel, the bicycle was wrecked, and the parties agreed to handle repairs privately with funds for the boy.
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Elyria
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
Noey
Henry Wick
West Avenue
A. E. Sanders
Wooster Court
Chas. Smith
Wick
Sanderstar
Sander
Wounds Kill Bandit Victim in Toledo Shooting
R B Kinkead who was shot while pursuing a bandit during a street chase here recently died in a hospital. George Butler the outlaw who shot Kinkead died several days ago. Civic clubs have made appropriations to relieve Kinkeads family.
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Toledo
R. B. Kinkead
George Butler
Kinkead
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Host Large Get-Together
Almost four hundred Woodmen and Royal Neighbors members gathered at the G A Building in Elyria for an enthusiastic event. The Woodmen led a varied program with piano, vocal and dance numbers by local performers and a ukulele chorus. A luncheon by the Royal Neighbors followed, and the evening closed with a lively social session. Plans were made for another similar gathering soon.
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Elyria
Odern Woodmen
G. A
Woodman Lodge
Emma Olliver
Jossph McCauley
Fred W. Bunnting
Tustushki
Irme Halloren
Myrtle Miller
Marsho Brothers
Louise MacCauley
Miss MacCauley
Bucket Brigade Saves Village in Newark Fire
Fire of unknown origin destroyed two store buildings in Newark on February 13. The FahiWare Company and Sewell's general store burned, with losses around $35,000. The Drake residence next to Sewell’s store was saved by villager bucket brigades and three hours of raging flames, with logs only partially insured.
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Newark
Woman Screamed And Prowler Fell
Elyria report details a prowler who fell 15 feet from a second story window at County Commissioner Samuel Real’s home after a boarding house resident screamed. He escaped before police arrival. no injuries listed. Additional notes list Elyria hotel guests and a homicide verdict in Bridgeport with the judge’s order for execution by May 1921.
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Elyria
Samuel Real
West River Street
Beale
Garbage collection planned for Onge Elyria area
Residents can call 2140 with their street number to have garbage collected within hours. Service Director Henry Beck arranged with Mendelgon Rendering Co to pick up refuse until a city contract is set. No pickups since year start until Mendelton began this week, despite a 3400 appropriation for the year.
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Elyria
Henry Beck
Mendelgon Rendering Company
Mendelton
October term ends Saturday at Elyria court
Judge Berington announced the October term would close Saturday and the January term open Monday morning. Most business of October is wound up aside from a few matters. The coming term is expected to be busy with many cases awaiting trial.
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Elyria
Berington
Higuena
Five New Cases of Contagious Diseases Reported
Ort Jan 13 Four new cases of diphtheria and one case of scarlet fever are reported by health authorities. Diphtheria appears at 200 Columbus Street, 229 Fifth Street, 195 Bell Avenue, and 98 Cambridge Street. Scarlet fever age is at 4165 Bath Street per Sanitary Board information from Wilk Sums.
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Columbus Street
Fifth Street
Cambridge ‘Street
Bath ‘Street
Jail Inmate Lynched By Mob Near Jasper Alabama
Jan 13 Jasper Alabama A miner named Will Jam Heard was seized from Walker County jail by a mob in the early hours and shot to death three miles from Jasper after being connected with the December 23 killing of James Morris a guardian. Authorities believed Beard was rescued from prison by friends. body found beside the road by a rural mail carrier.
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Jasper
Ala
Jam Heard
James Morris
Wakter County
Sedar
Beard
National Bank of Commerce Directors Meet This Afternoon
Lorain CORA in January 13 report notes the National Bank of Commerce directors, recently re-elected by stockholders, convened at 2 pm for reorganization. They will elect bank officials for the year. all last year’s directors were retained amid praise for the bank’s strong standing in Ohio.
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Corailn
National Bank of Commerce
Lorain
Ohio
Woman Fasts To Force Husband Into Church
Mrs. Sadie Warrington of Danville Indiana has fasted since November 29 hoping to compel her husband Ernest to join the church and become an evangelist. Claims spirits command him to preach. he declines, saying he will not be hypocritical. He tends to her and brings meals she refuses during the fast.
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Sadie “‘Errington
Danville, II
Ernest
Warrington
Unions Attack Ohio Poles Weigh Referendum on Bill
At Columbus today district and international officers of United Mine Workers condemned the proposed state law. William Green international secretary declared passage of the bill or any weakening of the workmen's compensation act should be decided by referendum.
Two Suspicious Men Startle Amherst Residents
Amherst Jan 13 two strangers drove into town stopping at Kassonff fruit store buying cigars and cruising Main Street. Night watchman questioned them as they claimed to travel from Lorala to Oberlin then fled toward Brownhelm. They returned later seeking Oberlin but were directed onward by the Oberlin marshal.
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Amherst
Kassonff
Main Street
William Coburn
Lorala
Oberlin
Symnasium
Marshall Coburn
Brownhelm
Mr. Coburn
Marshall
Loan to Greece Expanded for Nonwar Materials
Athens jan 13 it was announced that the United States government will advance 22000000 dollars of previously promised aid to Greece with the condition that the funds be used in the United States for non war material. The move follows earlier commitments made during M Venizelos tenure as prime minister.
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Athens
United States
Greece
M. Venizelos
America
Readers face delays as press damaged by fire
The Elyria publisher reports delays in last night’s edition due to fire and water damage to the press. Repairs require new parts arriving after January 1, and operations run in a makeshift manner until full service can resume.
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Elyria
Woman Caught in Act of Distilling Whiskey by Police
In Elyria Ohio detectives and officers raided Julia Palyak 608 West Risers street uncovering a large illicit still. They found two gallons of raisin, ten gallons of car, and a copper boiler with condenser. Palyak, 39, mother of five, admitted manufacture for three weeks and was fined 500 dollars plus costs amid disputes with a neighboring resident.
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Limor
Falyak
Jones
Senator McCumber Seeks Fifty Cent Wheat Tariff
Washington reports Senator McCumber Republican North Dakota announced plans to push a fifty cent per bushel tariff on Canadian wheat through the Fordney emergency tariff bill. He argued U S markets are flooded by Canadian wheat and warned of ruin for American farmers as 150 190 million bushels remain for export. He said a fifty cent duty would not raise bread costs.
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Washington
McCumber
North Dakota
House
Senate Finance Committee
No Saccharin In Factory Denial Sparks Probe
A lemon soda maker denies knowingly using saccharin in its plant amid claims of a trace in the product sold in the city. City Food Inspector George Savage will test syrup and coloring matter, with the mayor and city counsel awaiting results before court action. Incipient blaze in Elyria from a overheated register at 127 Elizabeth st quickly extinguished by the fire department. In Columbus, two taxi drivers report losing cars and cash to late night thieves near Washington Court House and Mt Sterling.
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Art Thig Dein
Agle
Thig City
City Food
George Savage
Jones
Blaza Elyria
H. C
Elizabeth Street
Columbus
Coumbus
Washington
Free Tuberculosis Clinic Planned for Elyria
Elyria to host a free tuberculosis clinic in coming months as part of a state local health effort. Dr G B French says early spring is best. a Mt Vernon Ohio State Sanatorium doctor, with a State Health nurse, will conduct exams. Up to 15 patients daily, clinic to run as needed to screen applicants. aims include diagnosis aid, patient attitudes, and public prevention education.
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Elyria
G. B. French
Stats Department of Health
French
Ohio State
Mt. Vernon
State Department of Health
Ohio State Sana
Torium
Ohio Public Health Association
Ohio State Medical Association
State Health Department
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Paul
Milas Peny
A. J. Kert
Shafer
J. H. Dewhurst
Ye W. Métriman
Don. G. Sothern
Elyria Theaters
Columbia Wan
Chamber of
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Husband
Charlette Franzen
Pierre Paul Auther
Madison, Wis
Chicago
Phillip Franzen
Nat
Auther
Franzen
Mexico
St. Louis
Middle Ave
Bucket Brigade
Elyria Hotel
Ultic Hotl
H. “Rawson
Nedy
Bickman
Kiam Goodman
Helen B
Paulsén
L. Biend
Pittsburg
M. Wagner
H. Luck
W. J. Stanley
Eton G. Clarke
Detroit
TE. Simpson
Dillion
Fort Wayne
G. A. Sjaw
Carl HH. Smith
Dayton
J. H.carmeshall
New York City
B. P. Dunham
F.H. Coy
A. A. Pax
August Gross
E. F. Goodmow
Jackson
Mich
Geo
C. A TeOehy
Bridgeport
Conn
Hiwood B. Wade
George S. Nott
George Hinman
Superior Court
Wade Hej
Bridgeport, Conn
Janide
Elwood Bl Wade
George
E. Nott
Avigust
Onge
Saturda
Better Business Club
Hubby
Sadie Harrington
Unions
Flay State Pole
Western Heights
Canada
G. E. French
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