Ohio lawmakers push gas tax revocation and new bills
In Columbus on January 14, a flood of reform measures sought to change how gasoline tax revenues are distributed, favoring townships. other proposals would create a state board of barber examiners, raise travel pay for legislators, strip state secretary of most powers, regulate elections, adjust penitentiary pay, and expand corporate and workers compensation rules. The session included 37 new bills across both houses, with varied aims from highway cooperation to stricter penalties for armed robbery.
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Columbus
L. R. Bostwick
Madison County
Assembly
House
Senate
Board of
J. H. Schweiler
Putnam County
Hugh E. Addison
Board of Elections
Addison
Rep
Marshall
Cincinnati
Allen N. Corlett
Cleveland
Grafton Farm Bil
Grafton State Farm
Lorain County
Mansfield Reformatory
P. H. Rogers
Frank E. Whittemore
Akron
Charles H. Jones
Jackson County
Dewn
General Corporation
Poarce
Onio Ino
Secretary of State
Bar Association Commtee
Hi Y Club Plans Play at YMCA Meeting
Senior Hi Y Club members discuss plans for February 14th presentation of The Whole Town's Talking. All parts played by boys, including female roles, as in prior Hi Y entertainments. Committees to arrange various aspects to be appointed at tonight’s meeting.
Officers Chosen By Y-Indus Club
Three new officers were elected to the Y-Indus Club at its weekly meeting Tuesday night for the next six months. Theodore Washke became president, Arthur Ludlow was named vice president, and Walter Kiehm was chosen secretary and treasurer. The meeting also planned a theatre party, discussed a club pin, and announced the state Young Men's Conference in East Liverpool February 12 to 15, with delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Indus Club
Theodore Washke
Leonard Fowls
Arthur Ludlow
Carl Brown
Walter Kiehm
East Liverpool
Wellington Fellowcraft Degree Conferred By Masonic Lodge
Wellington January 14 five candidates received the Fellowcraft degree at a Masonic meeting with 45 members present. The Master's degree is scheduled for the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Masonic Order
Mrs Gott Hosts Bridge Club At Home On Monday
Mrs John Gott entertained the bridge club at her home on Monday afternoon Guests included Mrs R P Stone Mrs Fred Andrews Mrs John Greenfield and Mrs Blanch Smith in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gott
R. P. Stone
Fred Andrews
John Greenfield
Blanch Smith
INDIANA TRIP FOR INAUGURATION OBSERVERS
Mr and Mrs Lyn Coates and James Van Arman returned from Columbus after witnessing the inauguration of Governor White. They traveled by motor, leaving Wellington Sunday afternoon and arriving home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor White
Lyn Coates
James van Arman
Columbus
Wellington
Wellington Fire crews respond to furnace blast at Shook home
Wellington Fire Department answered a morning call to a overheated furnace at the J. W. Shook home on West Main Street. A radiator cap blew off as steam filled the house, but no damage occurred.
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Wellington
J. W
Lome
West Main Street
Taxes Coming In Slowly At First National Bank
Tax payments are arriving at a slow pace with a week left before deadlines. First National Bank staff report about 315,000 received at this branch and expect roughly 55,000 more to be paid in the final week.
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First National Bank
Cleveland Masonic Gatherings Highlight Mrs Blanchard Visit
Mrs E O Blanchard attends Cleveland White Shriners and Eastern Stars meetings this week. Liberty chapter 415, of which she is a member, serves dinner to the Shriners on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
E. O. Blanchard
Shriners
Liberty Chapter
Census Data Book Sent To Ohio Censor
Wellington's census taker reports receipt of a data book listing the population and size of every town township village and city in Ohio based on the last census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Blanchard Wellington
Ohio
Friendship Guild outlines next year program
Directors of the Friendship Guild met Monday evening to map out the coming year. The group will convene in two weeks at Mrs. L. G. Bradstock’s home. Albert Rowland of Cleveland visited his mother, Mrs. Cassie Rowland, on Monday. The Arm Woman’s Club bake sale is planned for Saturday at Knapp’s meat market with Mrs. Carl Webber as sale chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Guild
L. G. Bradstock
Albert Rowland
Cleveland
Cassie Rowland
Arm Woman's Club
Knapp’s
Carl Webber
Car stolen from Elyria Clinic rear reported by McConnell
H McConnell of 608 East Broad Street reported his car license 287-123 stolen from the rear of the Elyria Clinic last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE H. McConnell
E. Broad Street
Elyria Clinic
Sterilization Bill Fails Yet Again In Senate Fight
The proposal by Senator W D Emmons Akron would sterilize certain feeble minded and epileptic persons before release from state institutions. Senator James Reynolds Cleveland seeks to re enact a repealed law allowing villages to incorporate on township petition. The senate adjourned to 8 30 next Tuesday and the house planned to meet this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Emmons
Akron
James A. Reynolds
Cleveland
Senate
Odd Fellows Hold Joint Installation Ceremony
Over 250 members their families and guests attended the Odd Fellows Encampment installation led by Grand Chief Patriarch Fred Aebie and staff. New officers included Chief Patriarch R L Hastings High Priest G A Friday Senior Warden L J Blake and others. Hastings urged growth and opportunity for the Encampment branch as Noble Grand W H Vanoster pledged effort for the order. A luncheon followed the event.
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Odd Fellows
Fred Aebie
R. L. Hastings
G. A. Friday
L. J. Blake
Lee Vedder
Frannk McDonald
Charles Decker
Holden Albert
Peter Springer
Mile Water
Chas. Richards
Thurston Olmsted
Sentinel
R. R. Renouard
Joe Luiz
Order
C. J. Miller
Ato
Nobie Grand
W. H. Vanoster
K. Telzerow
E. L. Brecknock
R. H. Rhinehart
Harlin Vincent
Russell Vincent
Elmer Bran
H M. Taewire
P. C. McKenner
C. G Day
N. G. Chas. Fletcher
L. S NG
R E Haehl
RS. V. G
Fred Beckwith
V. G
H. M. Clark
R Miller
Revival Comeback of Pastor Perry at Fields Ohio Church
The Rev. Arthur H. Perry formerly pastor of the Fields Ohio Methodist church conducts revival meetings at the Church of the Nazarene. This evening he speaks on That the World May Be lieve and tomorrow night on What Christ Is to Us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Perry
Methodist Church
Fields
Ohio
Th C Church of Nazarene
Christ
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Marriage licenses issued to W G Traster 21 truck driver Lorain and Teresa Gressler 20 Amherst by a Justice of the Peace. Roy Rising 38 mechanic Grafton and Viola Stone 23 La Grange by a Justice of the Peace Bernard Skodney 23 planer Lorain and Dorothy Hartman 21 Lorain. W Kinser Carson 26 drug store manager Massillon and Loda Perrin 23 Lorain. Rev Barton Michael Kristick 22 clerk Cleveland and Anna Eisen 18 Lorain by a Justice of the Peace.
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W. G. Traster
Lorain
Teresa Gressler
Amherst
Roy Rising
Mechhanic
Grafton
Viola Stone
la Grange
Bernard
Skodney
Planer
Dorothy Hartman
W. Kinser Carson
Massillon
Loda Perrin
Rev. Barton
Michael Kristick
Clerk
Cleveland
Anna Eisen
Justice of the
Local society notes and travels of Norwalk district women
Mrs Fred Sheldon of Cambridge Street attends an all day exec committee session in Lorain for the Norwalk district Woman's Home Missionary Society. Mrs Thomas F Bell visits Cleveland and cares for a ill mother and sister. Mrs Sam Avery is ill at Fairlawn Avenue home. Miss Audrey Moss of Beulah Michigan visits Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Tom Nelson of Earlcourt. Mrs E Gillis of Columbus Street is in New York City. Mrs D S Troxel and Kathryn leave for California for the winter from Washington Avenue. Fred Hancock of Cortland NY returns home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs C C Bowers of Gracecourt. Charlies Morrison and Robert Welty plan a California trip. Mrs N Van Wormer of East Broad Street visits sister Miss Chester of Avon. Mrs W H Ruth returns home with daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Paul Kridler. Mrs Ruth recovering from Christmas illness at Kridler home in Fremont. M F Keane and daughter Ella M Keane of Princeton Avenue travel to Cleveland and then Miami for winter. return planned early May. Mr and Mrs C V Beazell of
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Fred Sheldon
Cambridge Street
Lorain
Norwalk
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Thomas F. Bell
Second Street
Cleveland
Sam Avery
Fairlawn Avenue
Audrey Moss
Beulah
Michigan
Tom Nelson
Earlcourt
E. Gillis
Columbus Street
New York City
D. S. Troxel
Kathryn
Washington Avenue
California
Fred Hancock
Cortland
New York
C. C. Bowers
Gracecourt
Charlies Morrison
Robert Welty
N. van Wormer
East Broadstreet
Miss Chester
Avon
W. H. Ruth
West Avenue
Paul Kridler
Ruth
Kridler
Fremont
M. F. Keane
Ella M. Keane
Princeton Avenue
Miami
Florida
V. Beazell
Oberlin College Radio Hour Goes Nationwide Jan 17
Oberlin College goes on a nationwide chain for the first time this Saturday January 17 broadcasting its annual college radio hour over the Columbia network with WHE Cleveland as the key station from 11 to 12 p m Eastern time. About 140 students with drums violins trombones and tubas will travel to Cleveland as five campus musical groups perform under directors Arthur Williams John Wickter and Don Morrison. The program ends with Ten Thousand Strong and The Evening Hymn sung by the combined bands and glee clubs. Alumni nationwide including Hawaii will listen in.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Columbia
WHE
Cleveland
Arthur Williams
John Wickter
Oberlin-Lakeside
Don Morrison
United States
Hawaii
Cornerstone Laying for Women's Pool Set for Thursday
President Wilkins will officiate at the cornerstone laying ceremony Thursday afternoon at one o'clock. Elizabeth Denton will brow the bugis, Dr Gertrude E Moulton will read contents of the box, and Martha Woodmanor swimming manager will wield the trowel. The pool building is well under way and hoped to be ready near April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Wilkins
Elizabeth Denton
Gertrude E. Moulton
Martha Woodmanor
Lawrence Frank recital in Warner hall Thursday evening
Lawrence Frank with Cons. 3511 presents a recital in Warner hall on Thursday January 15 at 4 15 p m Assisted by Robert Lee The program includes Bach Busoni Wacher Auf Ruft Uns Die Scherzo in E minor Mendelssohn In Termine in E minor Brahms Warum Grillen Schumann The Vale of Dreams The Fountain of the Acqua Paola Griffes Tango Americain Polonaise Americaine Carpenter Andante et Scherzet tino Chaminade Waltzes Brahms Marche Heroique Saint Saens For two pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Frank
Warner Hall
Robert Lee
Brahms
Warum
Grillen
Schumann
Griffes
Tango Americain
Polonaise Americaine Carpenter
Saint- Saens
Pleasant Street School PTA Holds Monthly Meeting
The Pleasant Street school PTA met Monday afternoon. Miss Thomas room presented an arithmetic lesson demonstration and Margaret Glider and Doris Cainers played piano solos. Sim White reported on the Child Welfare conference held in Washington in November.
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Parent-Teachers Association of the
Pleasant Street
Thomas’ Room
Margaret Glider
Doris Cainers
Sim White
Childs Welfare Conference
Washington
Court hears suits over estate and debts in Lorain County
Berth Perkin and Bernice Prosser sue Eile Edwards in common pleas court alleging illegal retention of their father’s Wellington property. Dunbar appeals a $160 judgment by A Golecen. Richard Hiden, through Frank, sues Andrew Melniczyn et al. for $1259. Lafayette Road improvements approved by county commissioners. Manuela Chabez seeks divorce from Joseph after 1928 marriage.
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Berth Perkin
Bernice Prosser
Eile Edwards
Common Pleas Court
Wellington
Ther
A. Golecen
J. W. Dunbar
Dunbar
Richard Hiden
Frank
Andrew Melniczyn, Lorain
Lafayette Road
Sheffield Township
Manuela Chabez
Lorain
Joseph
Lorain Divorce Granted to Mrs Laura Peebles
Mrs Laura Peebles of Lorain was granted a divorce from Coroner T A Peebles on grounds of gross neglect of duty by Judge A R Webber. Custody of their three children awarded to Mrs Peebles. Alimony agreed upon by both parties.
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Laura Peebles
Lorain
T. A. Peebles
A. R. Webber
Mrs. Peebles
Kreutzfeld Divorce Granted In Elyria Court
Marjorie Kreutzfeld of Elyria was granted a divorce from Harley in a local court ruling. The decision grants her a legally formal separation with future proceedings to settle ancillary issues as applicable.
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Marjorie Kreutzfeld
Elyria
Harley
Fourth street family mourns nephew James Beck death
The family travels from Massillon after the serious illness and death of their nephew James Beck aged about 10. Death followed an operation for sinus thrombosis. Mrs. Beck sister of Mrs Beazell has many friends in town and was formerly Miss Lethe Carl. James had formed friends during his visits here.
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Fourth Street
Massillon
James Beck
Mrs. Curtis to attend international war conference in Washington
Mrs. H. S. Curtis of Woodland avenue will attend the International Conference on Cause and Cure of War in Washington D C on January 19 and 20. Eleven National Women’s organizations will be represented and Curtis goes as a delegate from the A A U W of Missouri, after leading a study class. Her book on International Relations will be distributed to chairmen and leaders of several American groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Curtis
Woodland Avenue
Washington, D. C
Curtis
Missouri
Oberlin club reads Franklin paper. debates loom
Mrs Tobin hosted the Oberlin Women's Club Literature department at Elm Street home with a paper on Benjamin Franklin by Mrs Burgner and a discussion. Debates on unemployment insurance featured Oberlin versus Western Reserve in Parma Heights and Cleveland with teams led by Arthur Cotten Wade Smith Laura Mick Harper Poulson and Martin Lotr. The W R C meets Friday at 2 30 pm with officer installation at 3 15 pm in the American Legion rooms on North Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Western Reserve
Parma Heights
Arthur Cotten
Wade Smith
Laura Mick
Harper Poulson
Martin Lotr
Cleveland
Grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty Cited in Custody Ruling
The court found grounds of gross neglect of duty and awarded custody of the minor child to the plaintiff. The ruling centers on the alleged failure to meet custodial obligations affecting the child's welfare. The decision specifies the plaintiff as custodian of the minor child.
Dog Owners Warned to Obtain Licenses Before Deadline
Deputy Auditor Cloyd Gull urged county residents to license dogs by January 20 to avoid a $1 delinquency penalty. With 2957 tags issued, officials aim for 7000 by the deadline. Gull warned that all late purchases incur the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Gull
Gull
Must Call Dog Warden To Get Paid For Sheep
Persons wishing to present claims for sheep killed by dogs must call County Dog Warden Lee Minkler within 48 hours of the time sheep are attacked. The warden must view the damage so he may make recommendations to the county commissioners.
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Lee Minkler
Local men dine with Hanna Coal on Cleveland visit
A group of local coal dealers traveled to Cleveland on Tuesday evening to dine at the Hollenden Hotel hosted by Hanna Coal Co. Guests included Leon Kennedy, Charles Persons, Earl Greenland, H. E. Agate, Robert Crehore, Ralph Murbach, Roy Ramage, and Thomas Paonessa. Executive Vice-President Sprague addressed the group after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hanna Coal Co
Hollenden Hotel
Leon Kennedy
Charles Persons
Earl Greenland
H. E. Agate
Robert Crehore
Ralph Murbach
Roy Ramage
Thomas Paonessa
Sprague
The
Ohio Fair Association Dinner Guests Named
Columbus Ohio January 14 Governor George White and former Governor Myers Y Cooper were invited as guests of the Ohio Fair Association at a dinner that evening. Judge A W Overmyer of Fremont, who led the association in 1908, also received an invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George White
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio Fair Association
A. W. Overmyer
Fremont
Debating Club Formed At Elyria High School
The Elyria High School announces the formation of a student debating club aimed at promoting debates with other schools and within the classes. Principal C. P. Shively says the club arises after Lake Erie High School League contests were discontinued this year. E. Glenn Baxter, English teacher, directs the organizing work with tentative debates arranged with two other schools.
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Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Lake Erie
Shively
E. Glenn Baxter
Einglish
Intermediate League meeting at St Peter's Church in Amherst
The January gathering of the Intermediate League of St Peter's Evangelical Church met in the church parlors with Ralph Starck as president and Alice Schieferstein as secretary. Officers and committees were named for the year, including social Myrtle Franklin and devotional Frederick Ebbs. Rev Schmidt will speak Sunday on Mission Work in the Back-Bay District at Bilow Miss. Luncheon for 27, with four guests, was served by Santred Wragg, Florence Davis and Nelson Raesler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Becker
Alice Schieferstein
Myrtle Berger
Frederick Ebbs
Frederick Willhelm
Barney Albrecht
Florence Herodst
Alice Kurth
Eleanor Papworth
Ruth Ehrman
Sylvia Bishop
Oriel Siiward
Schmidt
Back-Bay
Bilow
Miss
Saindred Wragg
Florence Davis
Nelson Raesler
Ladies Auxiliary hosts event for South Amherst chapter
The Ladies Auxiliary of the South Amherst American Legion met at Mrs. Clarence Kern’s Beaver Ct. home with assistants Mrs. Alvin Brown and Miss Stella Krugman. Jame Nicol was named music chairman. Bierman and Eugie named membership queens for the January 10–31 drive. Morf reported holiday aid for ex soldiers and families, clothes and toys for 68 children, supplies for 14 families, and gifts for ex-soldiers in Warrensville Ohio and Tucson Arizona, totaling 146.75 spent. A bake sale at O H Baker store was planned for Jan 17, refreshments followed for 19 Amherst and South Amherst members, with next meeting Feb 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the South Amherst American Legion
Clarence Kern
Beaver Ct
Alvin Brown
Stella Krugman
Jame Nicol
Jack Bierman
Arthur Eugie
Paul Morf
Auxiliary
Warrensville
Tuscon
Arizona
O. H. Baker
Installation of Hickory Tree Grange Officers in Milan Ave
The Hickory Tree Grange met at the Grange Hall on Milan Avenue for routine business and the installation of officers. Installing officer Past Master Edward Whiton oversaw the ceremony naming Master Oliver Kolbe Overseer J K Crosby Lecturer W E Schultheiss Steward Reuben Date Assistant Steward William Ruth Treasurer George Cotton Secretary Mrs Newton Bechtel Ceres Helen Crosby Flora Mrs Katherine Kolbe Pomona Rosemary Ruth Lady Assistant Steward Mrs Ed Whiton. Committees were formed for sick relief, finance, and trustees with members including George Knittle Charles Alexander and Christ Schibley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Milan Avenue
Edward Whiton
Oliver Kolbe
J. K. Crosby
W. E. Schultheiss
Reuben Date
Seward
William Ruth
George Cotton
Newton Bechtel
Ceres
Helen Crosby
Flora
Katherine Kolbe
Pomona
Rosemary Ruth
Ed. Whiton
George Knittile
Roy Burke
Albert Witte
George Knittle
Charles Alexander
Whiton
Georgie Knittle
Christ Schibley
Community Notices and Club Meetings Schedule
Emery Schibley and companions set off on an extended motor trip to Florida points of interest. The Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church meets in church parlors Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Sabiers Schroeder Edward Schroeder Sondergeld Schmidt and Schriner. Odd Fellows hold a Thursday evening meeting at O F Hall with officer installation and social hour. Security Benefit Association meets in I O O F Hall tonight with initiation of several candidates and a social hour. Woman’s Benefit Association hosts a meeting Friday evening at Robert Paton’s home with Miss Ella Jaeger serving. Mrs. George Menz is hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Schibley
Walter Mischka
Norman Baus
Florida
Women's Union of
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Charles Sabiers
Adam Schroeder
Edward Schroeder
Emery Sondergeld
C. E. Schmidt
Henry Schriner
Odd Fellows
O. O. F. Hall
Security Benefit Association
Woman’s Benefit Association
Robert Paton
Church Street
Ella Jaeger
George Menz
Cleveland Market and Livestock Prices Summary
Market and livestock report for Cleveland and Toledo areas listing prices for produce eggs poultry potatoes and livestock. Hogs cattle calves and sheep prices show varied bids with steers mostly steady to lower. calves uneven. sheep steady. Grain and dairy quotes include wheat corn oats rye clover butter and hay with prices and futures-like notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago Grain and Produce Quotations Report
Chicago cash quotations show unsettled butter and creamery prices with varied scores and futures. Receipts include eggs and poultry with steady demand, cheese and potato values steady, wheat and corn mixed across grades, rye and timothy seed listed, and clover seed at 22 50. Chicago grain close notes old prices and market tone as of January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
O. Dan
U.P
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Marley
County diet plan raises meals for prisoners to 21 cents
The county commission approved a 21 cent per meal contract for feeding prisoners. Sheriff Clarence Adams awarded the contract to his wife Mrs. Adams, who has prepared and served meals since the sheriff took office. Last year prep cost and meals totaled $2,165 and $5,172 would be paid this year if meal volume matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Clarence Adams
Peebles
Adams
Ohio
Thomas Peebles
Church Banquet Speaker Appointed at St Peter's
The annual Father-Son banquet of St Peter's Evangelical Church will be held in the church parlors this evening with Rev A B Kitterer of Cleveland as the speaker. The January meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be at the homes of Mrs Ruby Guild and Mrs Eva Hearn on Prospect Street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
South Main Street
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
A. B. Kitterer
Cleveland
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Ruby Guild
Eva Hearn
Prospect Street
Community Chest Reports Needy Families After Meeting
The Community Chest Committee met in Mayor Cooper's office on Tuesday morning and reported several very needy families in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest Committee
Cooper
Mechano Coal Cleaned By Modern Washery at Hanna Works
The Hanna Coal Company reveals Mechano Coal from the Pittsburgh No. 8 mine is cleaned by a Simon Carves Washery, installed at Dillon No. 9 Mine in Fairpoint. The process removes spoilage from small coal, explaining why thorough washing yields purer fuel for consumers in the Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Cleveland
Hanna Coal Co
Pittsburgh No. 8
Pittsburgh No. 5
England
Hanna Coal Company
Dillon No. 9
Fairpoint
Belmont County
Ohio
Seattle Woman Granted Divorce From Fourth Husband
Mrs Helen Hansen was granted a divorce from her fourth husband William Hansen. When asked the name of her third husband she replied she could not recall and said he was a Scotchman. She remembered they were married in France but could not remember his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Helen Hansen
William Hansen
France
Farmer Imprisons Daughter in Stable Near Rennes
A 22 year old girl was confined by her farmer father in a stable at Rennes for months, believed insane by the family. Police intervened and freed her, ending the confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
France
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Groveland Street
Esther Alflen
George Kelly
North Pleasant Street
John Williams
Stt. Petersburg
Fla
R. D. A. Gunn
Joseph H. Miller
Edward
A. H. Adams
American Legion
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Edith Bacon
Allen Hospital
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Maine
Timothy
May Aedd
Daly
Meghand
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