Local Veterans Saw Action On Every Front
Local veterans in the Elging Legion post boast membership from nearly every unit of the U S forces in World War I. The article highlights broad service across fronts and reflects the wartime contributions of former soldiers. The piece notes unity within the post and pride in collective military record.
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Elging Legion Post
United States
Elyria Units Serve Worldwide in World War I
Elyria post members served along Belgium France and in Italy and Iberia with Company G of the Sthelia National Guard 120 members 16 joined the Rainbow Division. Hundreds from Elyria and Lorain County helped form four regiments of the 83rd Division. Others served with the 112th Engineers recruited in Cleveland and ambulance units from Oberlin College and Lakeside. The 37th Division with an Elyria company had seen border duty on the Mexicana frontier.
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Elyria Post
Belgium
France
Italy
Archange
Iberia
Elyria
Sthelia
Wen
Lorain County
112Th Engineers
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Lakeside Unity
Ohio and Illinois units in World War I overseas service
The 83rd Division comprised conscripts and trained at Camp Sherman Ohio. The Ohio division deployed overseas in June 1918 with the 332nd Infantry to Italy and the 329th 330th and 331st regiments to France. Major Roy Hultz of Lorain captained Company B. Colonel James C. MacDermott of Wellington once commanded the 329th in France. Colonel J F Murbach of Elyria led Headquarters Company with Lorain county men in France.
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Montgomery
Alabama
83Rd
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Ohlo
332Nd
Italy
France
Roy Hultz
Lorain
Elyria
James C. MacDermott
Wellington
J. F. Murbach
Elyrians
Lorain County
Furnishings at Legion Home by Local Concerns
Elyria vendors supplied all furnishings for the Ameorian Legion Memorial Home on Omo Street. Three city firms Glade Thomas Brown Furniture Company Bill Struck Furniture Company contributed, with Lewis Mercantile Company and Welsh Curtain and Rug store handling curtains and draperies for multiple rooms and the auditorium.
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Elyria
Ameorian Legion Memorial
Omo Street
Elysians
Glade Thomas
Brown Furniture Company
Bill Struck Furniture Company
Thomas and
Struck
Lewis Mercantile Company
Welsh
Lewis Company
Charles A. Persons Honors West Side Lumber Leader
Charles A. Persons, head of the West Side Lumber and Coal Company, receives a distinguished honor as a prominent local business figure. The post highlights his leadership role and community impact within the West Side district.
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Charles A. Persons
The
West Side Lumber and Coal Company
Elyria Legion Post Names Leaders and Membership Drive
Commander Persons heads Elyria Post No 1e with A R Agate Carl Wolf Edgar Herzog and others named as officers and committee heads The post races toward a 500 member goal by year end while current membership exceeds 300 The Elyria Legion proclaims itself the county s strongest ex servicemen organization.
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Mander
Lmiyria
American Legion
A. R. Agate
Thomas Welsh
Rugeell Waldorf
H. E. Agate
J. M. Marshall
G. H. Allen
Legion
Otto K. Mischka
Drum and Bugle Corpa
Carl Wolf
Mike Caprich
Edgar C. Herzog
Ross Baum
Jack Ambrone
Rk. W Hancock
C A. Pergsens
A. T. Sibley
Jack Marshal
Dan Symons
Carl Greenland
Alan Smith
Commander
Elyria Legion
Edgar Herzog Velug
Agate
Herzog
Wolf
Legion 15
Commander Persons
Building of New Home Supervised by Legionaires
Elyria Post holds first meeting in its new Ohio street home Tuesday evening with an entertainment program by Pete Dirlam Vincent Gray Eddie Krebs and Dorr Billings. More than 100 new members expected to be initiated. former members urged to report to join the class. Commander Charles A. Persons asks World War veterans not yet members to attend Tuesday to seek reinstatement.
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Elyria Post
Ohio Street
Pete Dirlam
Vincent Gray
Eddie Krebs
Dorr Billings
Carl Wolf
Charles A. Persons
Legion and
World War Veterarts
Elyria Port
Tnew
London Jack to Be Retired at Waterloo Station
London Jack, long serving at Waterloo Station, will retire soon with honorary retirement and full comforts. He will hand over duties to a younger colleague. the famous shelter dog has raised over $20,000 for needy railroad workers and families. His record for loyalty, rule observance and polite service is praised.
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London
Jack
Dlondon
Waterloo Station
England
First US Produced West Indian Chalice-Cup Vine Bloomed in NY
A West Indian chalice cup vine flower, claimed as the first produced in the United States, bloomed this fall at the New York botanical garden marking a significant horticultural milestone observed by staff and researchers.
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New York Botanical Garden
Seeded steel cutting machinery for hardest commercially produced material
Fragmentary text notes a factory work on providing machinery for cutting a very hard material, claimed to be the hardest material ever manufactured commercially by a mas. The readable words indicate a focus on steel cutting tools and industrial production at a factory site.
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Ityn Fay
Mas
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