Warn Autoigts on Ounier Travels Warn Autoigts on Ounier Travels
Automobile clubs issued a bulletin urging cautious driving as a 60 day heavy travel period begins. OSAA secretary Charles C. Jones urged patience for new car owners, slower starts, horn use on hills, side road stops for repairs, familiarizing with local rules, slower speeds near children, and careful signaling to compensate for inexperienced drivers.
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Automobile Clubs
Ohio State Automobile Association
Auutomobile Club
Charles C. Jones
OS. A. A
Automobile Club
Actresses Tour Buick Tour From St Louis to Atlantic Coast
Two actresses, fresh from engagements in St Louis, undertake a motor tour in a newly bought Buick touring car. They will travel to Chicago and Cleveland visiting friends, then to New York City to Gilmpere's home, with Miss Beker continuing to Boston and Gloucester. The Buick, used by the Woodward Players in Johnny Get Your Gun, inspires their trip.
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St. Louis
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Cleveland
New York City
Gilmpere
Miss Beker
Boston
Gloucester
Mass
Woodward
Johnny Get Your
Gun
Selson seeks divorce after 32 years of marriage
State briefs report Margery Selson of Bucyrus filing for divorce from George Selson on grounds of failure to support their four minor children. Separately, a tornado relief donation of 81.25 arrived for suffering victims. Other items note auto accident injuries in Bellaire and various local notices across Columbus and Ottawa area.
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Bucyrus
Margery Selson
George
Ottawa
Ohio
Putnam Fair Grounds
Columbus
Ohio Association of Tce
Bellaire
Gomer Thomas
Salvation Army
Charleston
W. Va
Army
Thomas
Ohio Valley
Nelson Named La Follette Campaign Manager
Representative John M. Nelson, from Burke Wisconsin, chosen by Senator La Follette as campaign manager. A University of Wisconsin graduate class of 1892 he previously served as Dane County schools superintendent and as bookkeeper in the Secretary of State office. Nelson was elected to the Fifty-ninth Congress to fill a vacancy in 1906 and has served with brief intermission since.
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John M. Nelson
Hig
la Follette
Wisconsin
Congress
Nelson
Burke
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Dane County
Madison
Independent Leader in House Sparks Progressive Push
The passage describes a House figure nominally labeled Republican but acting as an independent and leading the Progressive faction in the last Congress. It notes his association with his chief and his role within the party-fractured landscape.
Owen Young A Leading Figure In Reparations Effort
Owen D Young, 49, returns from Europe as agent general of the reparations commission and Dawes plan creator. A longtime lawyer and business adviser, he has served on the Federal Reserve Bank of New York board and chaired Hoover’s deployment committee. He holds positions with the International Chamber of Commerce and several electrical utilities firms.
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Yen D. Young
Owen D. Youngg
Europe
Dawes
Reparations Commission
Owen Young
New York State
van Hornesville
Herkimer Coa
Spring‘d Academy
Chyven
St.ee Colleg Works Hight
Tioston Univer
Boston
Hipar
Th Electric Cou
New York
Eno
Herman Oof
Diena
T Wiisa Secomd Indust
Clary Hoover
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Intereational Chamber of Commerce
Cereus
Man Sleeps in Martins Ferry Cemetery After Key Loss
A man in Martins Ferry drove to River Cemetery after midnight to rest rather than search for a home entrance. He said fear of being shot if mistaken for a burglar drove him to seek a quiet place to sleep near the cemetery and parked his car there until police woke him.
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Martins Ferry
Rive Cemetery
Martins
Cleveland visitors guest at North Ridge home
Mr and Mrs Claude Cahil and sons Bur and Clifard and Mrs Cillis of Cleveland were guests of H G Stoughton in North Ridge. Mrs Sarah Arman and daughter Miss Jennie of Toledo are here.
Local Social Notes Mention Neighbors and Illness
Mrs Martha Caley visits for a few days. Mrs Hazel Linder and daughter Vetty Jean are in Detroit. William Jones and family from North Lorain visited brother J Morris. Little Esther Jackson from Logan Gap plant is very ill. Miss Laura Luke stayed with Mrs William Reese on River road.
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Ting
Martha Caley
Hazel Linder
Vetty Jean
Detroit
Willam Jones
North Lorain
J. Morris
Esther Jackson
Logan Gap
Laura Luke
William Reese
River Road
Oberlin Relief Drive Nears Goal As Reports Awaited
Lorain Relief Committee reports about 4000 toward a 6000 goal from all districts as towns like Sohom set an example. Final tally expected tonight to decide if more funds are needed. Oberlin personals note typhoid fever recovery and visits from relatives and friends.
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Oberlin
Lorain
Local Notes From Elyria and Nearby Areas
Pratt of Elyria graduates this week from the school. J W Eglin acquires a new sedan. J W Severy of Oberlin visits Pittsfield, teaching in local schools previously. Neighbors help John Staka as his wife is injured. Frank Betts repairs his home. Harry Meek hosts a turtle supper with guests from Elyria and Oberlin. Joy Lounsbrough ill. Florence Davidson cares for her. Harry Riggs sold his place and moved to Huntington. Rosa Woodard of Oberlin visits Alton J. Pitts.
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Harry Meek
Jack Meek
Charles Mee
Harrison Beavis
Jean
Henry Cook
Elyria
Alice Harwedel
Ridge
George Waller
Bertie
Oberlin
Joy Lounsbrough
Local Notes From Kipton and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Ruby Robertson and family of Elgrit visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Coon Latteman. Miss Alice Mayfield stayed with her parents near Lorain. Mrs. Frank Scott and son shopped in Oberlin. Dr. F. B. Weeks and family toured Lorain. Mrs. Lucy Lee and daughter visited Wakeman friends. Florence Obitts returned home with the Rouk party from Cleveland after a week there.
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Kipton
Ruby Robertson
Elgrit
Coon Latteman
Swick
Frank Hewitt
Bhent
Wakeman
Phil Rouk
Rouk
Clev Ud
Florence Obitts
Bakers Crossing Notes On Visits And Harvest News
Mertie Cole and family visited from Wyandotte Michigan while local residents hosted guests from Cleveland and Lorain. Mr and Mrs Luke Enell, John Berger and others called at homes Sunday. Olis Blessing broke his right leg after a fall. Maurice Hawley and family traveled to Lorain. Harvesting wheat and hay proceeds with crops reported excellent. Myron Cole returned from Michigan. A A Hileman visits Homerville.
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Crossing
Mertie Cole
Wellingt
A. Cole
J. A. Burkette
Jen
Mamie English
Wyandotte
Michie
Luke Eneltt
John Berger
Cleveland
Harvey Sackett
Vincent Laborie
New London
T. Engish
Olis
Michigan
B. Hewitt
Sun
Dorothy
Homerville
Amele Hulett Visits Pittsfield Relatives For Weeks
Mrs Amele Hulett of Granville New York arrived Wednesday to stay several weeks at the home of relatives H P Campbell and Mrs KB Campbell and Mr and Mrs R E Peard in Pittsfield. Mr and Mrs Nelson Louns brought their daughter Miss Beulah and friend Mr Peakin to attend the Kent State school baccalaureate sermon.
Yard accident lays Harry Stick up for weeks
An injury at No. 6 yard on Tuesday left Harry Stick with a hurt foot. He was taken to Dr. McQueen's where his foot was dressed, keeping him laid up for about two weeks.
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Iyard
Harry
Stick
Dr. McQueen
South Amherst Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs William Puis of Elyria visited Mrs Charles Barnhart while Jacob von Kleinig made a Springfield trip for business. Mr and Mrs Robert Minch of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs LeDums on Thursday evening. John Meggesst bought a new Ford sedan. Mr and Mrs John Dressler traveled to Fremont on Thursday. Candace Melton and Alice Wragg finished their course at Business College. Mrs George Volger visited Mrs Martin Schroeder.
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Jacob von Kanelig
Making & i
Springfield
Robert Minch
Elyria
le D
Cummings
John Meggesst
John Dressler
Fremont
Candace Melton
Alice Wragg
Business College
George Volger
Martin Schroeder
Probate Filings and Appointments in Lorain County
Probate notices list wills for George Wagner and Conrad Battenhouse with varied probate dates and courts. Administrators are appointed for Ni Stranich, Edward Reidy, and others. bonds of $5,000 and $11,200 noted. Local legal actions involve Elyria Oberlin Lorain Henrietta and related estates.
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George Wagner
Avon Lake
Freak
Oberlin
Kraderick Rieharth
Elyria
R. W. Walmer
Ni Stranich
Lorain
Conrad Battenhouse
Evan
James Court
Henrietta
Edward Reidy
Catherine
Joseph Blingley
First Enclosed Hudson Coach Sells For Open Car Price
The Hudson Motor Car Co announces the first enclosed car priced the same as an open car, the Hudson coach built on the Super-Six chassis. Coaches now comprise about 75 percent of Hudson’s business, with economies of scale offsetting the higher material and labor costs of enclosed bodies. Essex and Kanex models follow the trend, with pricing nearly equal to open cars and tight gaps between body types.
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Hudson Coach
Hudson Motor Car Co
Hudson
Kanex
Essex
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Orain
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Athens
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Seaman
Levi Murd
Jackson
Clarence Wilkinson
Hero
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Wilkinson
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Haydenville
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Oberlin Drive
A. R. Kempton
H. H. Thornton
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Brooklyn
Miss Bertha
North
BL. Kinnefelter
M Alien Miller
I. A. Miller
Forest Street
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J. D. Youom
Woodland Averar
Miss Margaret Lee
Bakers Crossing
Amherst
Miss Marguerite Mover
Hurt
H.M. Andress & Son
Standard Mirror & Plating Works
West, St
Pittsfield
M. A. Campbell
Cleveland Street
Bartlett Lubricating Service Company
South Amherst
Wiliam Puis
Charles Barnhart
Telegram
Bosch
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Overland Knight Sales CO
West Ave
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