Coolidge Enjoys Happy Fourth With Wisconsin Guests
President Coolidge's Independence Day celebration at Cedar Island Lodge included a successful Fourth of July fishing trip. Governor Fred R. Zimmerman of Wisconsin plans an overnight visit at the summer White House, promising no political discussion. The president, marking his 56th birthday, shared the moment with newspaper men and photographers as he fished from the Henry Clear Pierca estate with Chippewa guide John LaRoque, and supervised canoeing for the photographers.
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Superior
Wis
Coolage
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin
White House
Zimmerman
Herbert Hooier
Angier
Mr. Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
Coolidge
Henry Clear Pierca
John LaRoque
President and Mrs Coolidge Host Birthday Cake Moment
The president called Mrs Coolidge to the front lawn where they cut a 17-pound birthday cake baked for him by Mrs S Cowes of Deleck. In a holiday mood they chatted with newspapermen as Mrs Coolidge played with Hob Key, the White House collie, and her red dip Terrible Tim while they assisted in greeting guests.
Death Record Victoria Knucpovich at Amherst
Victoria Knucpovich died at seven in the hospital at age eight after injuries from a fall and a surgical operation. She was daughter of Adolph Kalcposch and sister of Eva fourteen and Dorothy twelve. Services held at St Joseph's Church Amherst with Father James Eschen officiating. Burial planned at Calvary Cemetery.
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Victoria Knucpovich
Victoria Keeepovich
Adolph Kalcposch
Eva
Dorothy
Dezih
Su J ‘S
St Joseph
Elyrian Gets Oud Award At Lorain Csr Days
Mrs. H C McKinley of 252 Sixth Street won the Drs award at Lorain CSR Days receiving $540. July winners from Mayor James A Hews included McHousteys. Prize numbers 298-963 899-550 014 BE read. ten dollar prizes expired today. Carl Payne fined $5 and costs for intoxication by Justice J George. arrested by Sheriff E G Mathews.
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H.C. McKinley
Sixth Street
Lorain
Csr
McHousteys
James A. Hews
McKinley
Iém
Justice
Carl Payne
J. George
Payne
E. G. Mathews
Local Roadster Stolen on Middle Avenue and Other Briefs
John Nivus reported his Ford roadster, with license 2278, stolen from Middle Avenue overnight. A delivery truck window was broken on Harwood Street, with local attempts to steal a car noted. Mrs J Theobald Jr of Lakewood was treated for an eye injury after a windblown paper caused a broken window mishap. Joan Radu of Lodi Street fined $3 and costs for being intoxicated on the Fourth.
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Middle Avenue
John Nivus
Harwood Street
Imitane
Laure
Ponce
Che Rot
Joan Radu
Lodi
Bas
Goltiee Court
Radu
Gust Rt
Police report notes suspicious persons near Bellarine
Early Wednesday morning police received a report of two suspicious persons around Bellarine. Troopers were derailed but unable to locate any perpetrators. New York man rushed an accident near Dover. Ross Loned Lacawandas New York sustained scalp lacerations and injuries to his left hand. he was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. Details on the accident are not provided. Gust Hulbert of Southampton was fined $300 plus costs after pleading guilty to liquor posession. He was arrested by Sheriff E G Mathews.
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Bellarene
New York
Rurfen
Dover
Ross Loned
Lacawandas
Lona& Was
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gus Hulbert
Southamherst
W. B. Thompson
Rummer Pleas Court
Hulber
Sherif E. G. Mathews
TWO START TODAY ON SHORT FISHING TRIP
Henry Miller secretary of the Lorain County Auto Club and C H E MNowtend farm extension agent prepared to start for Bay Bridge on a short fishing trip. Miller laughed at Rowland s fall into a creek while hunting crabs on Butternut Ridge. They plan to return Friday within the law. A motorist was fined $10 by Justice S J George for reckless driving. Samuel Dobson paid $10 and costs after the court. The Board of County Commissioners approved the Russell Ditch 2m extension in Sheldon township and scheduled hearings for this morning.
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Henry Miller
Lorain County Auto Club
C. H E. Mnowtend
Guniy Farm
Bay Bridge
Miller
Rowland
Butternut Ridge
Samuel Dobson
Justice S. J. George
Thce Shen
G. Mathews
Board of County Commissioners
Shecieid
Gates Hospital Flag Pole Painted
A ladder truck from Central station assisted Gates Hospital for Crippled Children this morning in painting the hospital flag pole and replacing the Lalvard. Elyria Ellis donated a pew flag yesterday in keeping with customs and arrangements for painting. City Hardware Co provided the paint for the work.
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Are
Gates Hospital
Elyria Ellis
Recordasce
City Hardware Co
Camp Offers Today Full Schedule of Fun and Sports
Elyria YMCA reports hundreds join camp activities with track and swimming events, campfire prize awards, and woodcraft displays as the session nears its end. About forty signups for the next period, ten more possible. McClellan notes ongoing recreation efforts. In Bloomington, police discover quiet street with 25 corsets hung to dry after a thief’s spree.
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W O. McClellan
The
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Bloomington
Ind
Poblice
Fourth of July Fair Draws Large Elyria Crowd
A big crowd gathered at the county fair grounds for the Elyria Eagles Fourth of July celebration. By afternoon heat the attendance rose, with cars filling the grounds near evening as the fireworks program began. Events included horse races, a Elyria versus Amherst Eagles baseball game, beauty contests, rides, and a merchants exhibit.
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County Fair Ground
Elyria Eazies
Fieworks
Dar
Elvria
Amherst Esgies
Wldest
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Exposition
Market roundups from Cleveland Toledo and Columbus produce
Cleveland and Toledo livestock markets report receipts and prices for hogs calves cattle and sheep with figures showing steady to strong demand. Columbus wholesale produce trading lists active prices for apples beans cantaloupes peaches onions and berries with varied crate and bulk prices.
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Cleveland
Columbus Produce
Columbus
Series of fatal accidents and incidents across Ohio region
The report lists multiple tragedies including the drowning of 12 year old William Becker in a gravel pit near Hamilton, deaths from a car collision involving Clarence Hartman, a drowning in the Ohio River of Frank Newell, a skull fracture from a car crash affecting Russell Falkner, a fatal accidental shooting of Frank Stewart, and two heat deaths in Canton. Also notes a drowning of Walter Adart and other injuries from a firecracker.
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Cincinnati
William Becker
Hamilton
Wiliam Broadhead
Plymouth
Aura Sweet
Vernon Junction
Sheilor
Clarence Hartman
Hartman
Niles
Canton
Charles J. Martin
Wm. Rogers
Ira Sadler
Walter Adart
Schmitkons Visit Denver as Ciitfora Recovers
Middle Ridge notes Mr. and Mrs. H W Schmitkons visiting Denver, Colo., with Mrs. Schmitkons' brother and family. Mrs. J S Ciitfora continues recovery after operation and has returned home from Amherst hospital. Eleanor Teelhurst attended Gentil Arts club at Miss Helen Eastman's Amherst home Monday. Henry Kolbe family visited Huntington hosts August Kolbe family on Sunday. R W Hearn and daughter Marjorie were in at
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Middle Ridge
H. W. Schmitkons
Denver
Colo
Wedding names and July social notices from Amherst area
The text records a wedding in Cleveland between Ken neth Guild of Amherst and Marian Stedman of Cleveland at Fa worth Euclid church. It lists recent guests at homes of the Vicht, Fitch, Tabbert families and Spiegelberg, plus Fourth of July attendance at River Side Park and hosting parties by Grobe, Vogler, Gray families. It notes the D. C. club gathering and an ice cream party hosted by Carre and Louise Schmitkens.
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Kenneth Guild
Amherst
Marian Stedman
Cleveland
Faworth Euclid Church
Katherine Kolbeard
Henry Vicht
BR. J. Fitch
Ely
Rig
Spielgelberg
W. H. Tabbert
River Side Park
Walter Grobe
South Ridge
George Vogler
Elyria
William Spieigelberg
Robert Gray
Robert Thompson
James Robertson
Lorainer
Andrew McLemnon
Ace
Parmer
Parks
Harry Wolf
Carre
Louise Schmitkens
D. C
Rasing
Precision limits in L C Smith typebar gauges
A variation limit of one ten-thousandth of an inch is permitted when gauging the diameters of the tiny balls used in all L C Smith typebars. This precision ensures smooth operation, quietness, and long wear with no loose joints or excessive noise. Interchangeable platens and versatile features like decims and tabulator add to operator convenience.
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L. . Smith
L. Co. Smith
C. Smith
Australian pastor Sidney flies for pastoral work
The Rev L Daniels Anglican minister at Wileapata New South Wales uses an airplane to reach his parish 500 miles away. He flew from Melbourne to his home in a few hours covering 240 miles in just over two hours. Daniels built his practical knowledge during the Great War and says his parish is one of the world’s largest. He opposes foot binding in Honan province through his stance as a Christian general type figure in local reports.
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Sidney
Australia
L. Daniels
Wileapata
New South Wales
Melbourne
Daniels
Movies and sports items noted with star ratings and safety plan
The piece lists film advisories using star ratings for suitability and mentions Frederick R. Rogers proposing high school teams handle decisions on their own games to limit coach involvement. It also notes idle logging camps in the Northwest during peak heat to cut hazards and ends with a lost notice offering a reward for a brindle and white dog named Solar Answers.
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Cedar Point
Frederick R. Rogers
New York State
Rogers
Starus
Boston
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Virginia
George Stavens, Jr
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