Denial over Health Board scalp plot in Lorain
Lorain mayor William F Grall denied rumors of a plot to replace Health Commissioner Adair. He said Dr Otto Mikolanda will not take Adair’s post and announced his plan to appoint Mrs Geo L Cuddeback to the health board for a five year term, submitted for city council approval tonight.
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Adair
Otto Mikolanda
Grall
Caddeback
Lorain
Cuddeback
Lorain Federation of Women’s Societies
Health Board Post
Meyor William F. Grall
Airs Cuddeback
Ctty Council
B. N. Garris
Double Track B and O Railroad and local tax notice
Lorain January 17 1900s report notes Baltimore and Ohio railroad work to double track between Pledpoint and Freepark I with a costly season ahead and many workers expected. Harry Veon in charge of Lorain tar collections warns payment deadlines near while a delinquency plan will follow for those who do not pay.
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Lorain
Harry Veon
People's Bank, Co
Teres
Ealtimore & Ohio
Pled-' Piont
Freecpark I
Mayor W F Grall Denies Announcing Candidacy
Mayor Wil Grall, in an interview with the Chronicle Telegram, denies announcing a bid for re nomination. He warns attacks by political rivals and says friends urge him to run, but he declines to commit at this time after years in office and earlier term starting January 14, 1915.
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Ady
A. J. Horn
Grall
Meeting to plan community relief at Civic Center
Jan 17 report of a joint meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and fraternal groups to discuss establishing a Community Center at the Civic Center. The aim is to appoint a committee to advise on aiding the poor and needy.
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Kai
Chamber Mmeree
Civic Center
Eight Children Die Suddenl y Main Jap 17
Mrs Par Destrowaky aged 60 of 1827 Yam ayenue died Sunday from heart failure. She leaves several surviving children and daughters living in city for twenty years. Funeral at Joseph's church Wednesday in charge of Rabbi Scanlen. Burial at Cai cemetery. Warren J., old son of Mr and Mrs ft Tavis of 1143 Hamilton Street, died last night. Funeral service to be held Wednesday after conducted by Rev Newcombe rename. Burglars break in at Tomas Ciock posting establishment on Bill Posting Sunday.
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Par
Destrowaky
Yamayenue
Frank
Pam
Fred
Albert Kowsky
Rebbiin
Iye& Scanlen
Cai
Warren J
Ft Tavis
Hamilton Street
Rey Newcombe
Tomas Ciock
Wright Rites Largely Attended in Lorain
Funeral services for Charles E. Wright age 22 son in law of Justice of the Peace J F Strenick will be held at 2 p m at the Strenick home 1113 Ninth street with Rev C H Hauger of the First Methodist Episcopal church officiating and interment in Timwood cemetery Death followed an operation for appendicitis He leaves a wife and infant daughter Patricia his mother Mrs Blanche Wright two sisters and a brother all of Dayton He was formerly an Dayton aero mechanic and was with the U S serial mail service at the trans country mail plane hangar in Cleveland Representatives of the Aero Mail Service attended the funeral
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Lorain
Charles E. Wright
Justice of the Peace
J. FP
Strenick
Cleveland
Ninth Street
C. H. Hauger
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Timwood
Wright
Helen Strenick
Patricia
Blanche Wright
Raymond Deardorph
Mars Mildred Weaver
Rarph Wright
Dayton
Asro
U. S
H. B. Shaver
L. J. Koontz
Aero Mail Service
Department
Nagy Ready to Enter Arena in 140-Pound Class
Victor Nagy veteran welterweight champion of Camp Sherman says he is prepared to face all comers at 140 pounds after daily workouts with Toughey Rameer. He rose to prominence during camp bouts and invites challengers by contacting the Lorain Chronicle Telegram sports editor. A separate police report notes a bicycle theft at Allen Shoe Store on Broadway, with no immediate suspect.
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Uorain
Victor Nagy
Camp Sherman
Lorain
T. B. Stone
Ninth Street
Allen Shoe
Broadway
Committes Present Timberman With Gold Watch
A committee of city police fire and electrical department members met Saturday afternoon in Mayor William F Grall’s office and presented former safety director C C Timberman with a solid gold open faced Waltham watch with a chamber.
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Wiliam F. Grall
C C. Timberman
Waltham
Mrs. Caddeback Named To City Health Board
Loraex January 11 report confirms Mrs. George L. Caddeback of 112 Colorado Avenue officially appointed to the city health board. She expresses gratitude and says she will faithfully discharge duties, stating she is "delighted" and honored to serve.
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Chronicle - Telegram
George L. Caddeback
Loraex
Colorado Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Focal Paper
Cuddebas
Mutual Profit Forken in Lorain
Jan 17 report on co operation between farmers and labor workers in Lorain. Prominent figures discuss capital buildup before store operations, suggests central market centers for producers, and favor co op banks seen as safe. Notes on pricing, poultry, and expected prosperous farm season despite earlier high grain prices.
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Lorain
Grange
Labor Anioos
Joan
Hares Co
Jaime
Rand
Mr. James
James
Co-Operative Bank of Railroad
Cleveland
South Lorain
Vir
Tanner
Esre
Frain
Injured switchman struck by running board in Lorain
Lorain January 12 B H Mt Dermott a BI and OLR R switchman was struck by the running board of a switch engine while recutting off engine at 5 oclock Sunday morning. Dr Garver attended him and he was removed to his home at 120 West Went Ninth street. Injuries not serious. McDermott is son of Thomas F H McDermott terminal train master of Lorain. Wanted News boys to carry routes in Lorain. Apply to Circulation Manager, Lorain Office Chronicle Telegram, at four corners over Western Union Telegraph office.
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Lorain
B.H Mt
Chronicle-Telegram
Four Corners
Western Union Telegraph Office
Community Chest Campaign Names Many Canvassers and Teams
A lengthy list of canvassers and team captains is revealed for the Community Chest campaign including Captain Elizabeth Hawk and Captain Eva Anderson among many others. The report includes numerous volunteer names, divisions, advisory committees, and team captains preparing for door to door fundraising and a campaign song with verses sung by Industrial Girls, High School students, and Canvassers.
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Elizabeth Hawk
Alice Millidan
Mildred Kofske
Myrtle Nash
Aline Todd
Dorothy Conway
Kathryn Lytle
Donna Ball
Margaret Hewitt
Kathryn Stinckhoemb
Ebba Fosselius
Raoselly Schneider
Hazel Nash
Dorothy Dean
Helen Townsend
Lidith Anspacher
Mildred Stearns
Marie ‘Ubble
Beatrice Nevins
Imogene Knopp
Eva Anderson
Ruth Shneider
Myrtle Kauf
Christine Hansen
Edna Reinke
Dorothy Patton
Harriet France
Ruth Risk
Doris Todd
Florence Reinke
Florence Ranfman
Corinne Vogelson
Katherine Beal
Lucile Copas
Mary Belle Braman
Frances Snyder
Evelyn Vanorster
Ula Hengarer
Lily Barif
Helen Bonr
Hymer Smith
Grace Bruce
Marjorie Layweil
Berniece Cheney
Catherine Smith
Naomi Saunders
Frances DePuyster
Chas. Notley
Ilesey
Hannaford
D. J'". Martin
H. Kedington
Sig. Robi. Davies
L. Burch
Sdiss
Jessie Blanchard
Wiss Werger
H. M. Miller
W. H. Ruth
L. W- Maka
Karl Plocher
McCue
F. Gough
Charlotte Brooks
W. G. Sharp
Grey
Murbach
Sauver
Birs. Grant
Will Brown
Sisbee
Will Thomas
George Snyder
Rick
H. DB. Biggs
HR. E. Cuthbertson
Nettie Tran
A. A. Schiljeman
Harr
van Dusen
Geo. Lamberton
Setterfield
GA. Bridar
Yosu Aschenbach
Glen Bradebeck
Woodcock
Ernest McRoberts
Wal Daries
Ruth Smith
Frank Smith
Cronin
Lumley
Meples
Bowdler
Patch
Eva Mendelson
Ray Davis
Lease
James Thomas
Chorua
Y. M
Local Church and Club Activities Report
Lorain clubs and church group schedule for January includes a meeting of the Ladies of Malta in the church parlor tonight with a large class of candidates to receive the second degree. A business meeting and reception will follow. The Loyal WCTU plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. J Harmon’s home, 326 Twenty Seventh Street.
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Norain
Dames of Malta
Wagner Tock
W.C. T
Widow seeks aid after city hall visit
Lafety Director Harry Schiff's first move was to receive an application from a widow for poor funds. Schiff took the lady's name and address and began an investigation of her case at the city hall.
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Eoom
Lafety
Harry Schiff
Hig
Schiff
Council Meets Monday Night on Annexation Elyria
The Elyria city council plans a regular session Monday evening to discuss annexation of Carlisle Beims territory. A special committee will report on progress with residents of East Avenue area south of Sixteenth Street and water service implications. The council may approve annexation terms and consider contracting a firm for garbage collection.
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Elyria
East Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Carlisle Beims Ammexea
Wounel
Busiest City Telephone Handles Garbage Dialing Chaos
Jan 17 report notes Sol Mendelson’s office phone at West Braid street as the busiest in Elyria for garbage collection. Residents were urged to call 2140 to arrange can removal while orders backlogged. courteous staff describe the large volume and patience needed as crews respond to numerous calls.
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Elyria
Sol Mendelson
Tignal
West Braid Street
Youn
Chronicle-Telegram
Falling limb damages home in Elyria
Jan 17 high winds caused damage as a falling limb wrecked a house roof and blocked a front door. Street Superintendent John Conabees led cleanup, clearing wreckage after midnight while crews labored to remove debris. The storm damaged some properties more severely elsewhere.
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Elyria
Goth
John Conabes
Aginr Street
Lorain Civil Service Chief Welcomes New Public Safety Director
CommissionPresident Prases Barry Schiff of the Lorain civil services commission praised the appointment of a new director of public safety. Schiff expressed regret at losing Schiff from the civil service board yet affirmed the citizen benefit from having such a leader at the head of Lorain's Department of Public Safety.
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Mike Peer
Lomua Civil Services Commission
Harry Schiff
Chronicle-Telegram
Under New Management at City Dancing Club dances
The City Dancing Club announces new management and weekly schedule at Eagees Auditorium Lorain. Dances are held every Tuesday and Saturday night from 7 to p m with music by the Rimbach Orchestra. Denying lessons are available.
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Eagees
Lorain
Rimbach Orchestra
Ararte saniturte acid Tablets aid kidney backache relief
An old notice claims backache and head congestion stem from kidney disorder with uric acid buildup. It touts Ararte saniturte acid Tablets as a remedy and includes a testimonial from R W Gould of Zalineville Ohio praising pain relief in the back and sides.
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Zalineville
Ohio
Dan Sung egg laying tonic advertisement letter
A letter from Mrs. Jennie Davidson of Yates Center Kansas describes hens laying 27 eggs daily after using Dan Sung tonic. She claims profits from two dozen eggs daily and promises refunds if not paying for itself. The ad urges sending 25 cents for a package by mail from Burrell-Dugger Co. Indianapolis Indiana.
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Don
Jennie Davidson
Yates Center
Kan
Dan Sung
Burrell-Dugger Co
Columbia Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
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Community Chest Fund
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R. Jackson
Oscar Black
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