Piece of tent Begalls Early Oberlin Life
Oberlin Ohio July 22 A hand woven linen tent fragment from Oberlin College's early days has been donated by George W Barnard of Houston Texas. The Big Tent once 100 feet across with 3000 seating capacity sheltered evangelistic meetings and Oberlin commencements 1835 to 1843. In 1841 the first four women earned college degrees there. Oberlin plans centenary celebrations in 1933.
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Oberlin
Ohio
George W. Barnard
Houston
Texas
Chas
Finney
New York City
Mary Hosford Fisher
Warsaw
N.Y
Stench Bomb Hurled at Cleveland Reporter Home
In Cleveland Ohio on July 22 a stench bomb was hurled into the home of Charles J Mulcahy a reporter for the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Police called the act revenge for Mulcahys expose of a gambling resort in Ashtabula County. The bomb shattered a front window and police Inspector Cody said retaliation was the motive.
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Cleveland, O
Charles J. Mulcahy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mulcahy
Ashtabula
Cody
Arrest of W. R. Eberhart in Cleveland for Elyria charges
Cleveland authorities held W. R. Eberhart who was arrested there yesterday for Lorain county authorities. Elyria police were notified, and Constable Charles Lord traveled to Cleveland to return Eberhart to face charges in Elyria.
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Cleveland
W. R. Eberhart
Lorain County
Elyria
Charles Lord
Eberhart
Boys Return From Y Camp
Seventy Elyria boys return from a week at Camp Iss-see-kes hosted by the Elyria Rotary Club with expenses paid. Thomas Hallauer won best camper. Wyandotte Lodge led in table and lodge inspections and baseball. Forty-three Lorain Y M C A boys remain at camp as the Rotary period ends with awards and emblems. County Four-H Club period starts next week.
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Elyria
Camp Iss-see-kes
Rotary
Robert McManus
Paul Conian
Robert Kaiser
Franklin Whitney
Robert T. Moore
Carl Wagner
Lorain Y. M. Co. A
Plane Crash Kills Three in Akersfield Ride
In Chicago on July 22 a $6 unlicensed plane ride ended badly when the craft crashed minutes after takeoff. Miss Hilda Schanf elberg, 21, Mrs Pauline Taylor, 28, and pilot Jens Jensen, 28, died at the scene. Mrs Taylor was reported likely to survive.
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Chicago
Hilda Scnanfelberg
Pauline Taylor
Jens Jensen
Akersfield
Jensen
Miss Schanfelberg
Taylor
Briefs Filed in Electro Alloys Strike Injunction Case
Attorneys for Electro Alloys and the United Molders union prepared to file briefs today with Common Pleas Judge A R Webber. The injunction would limit plant picketing on Taylor street. A hearing occurred last week and court ordered a stop to threats or violence while the judge reviews the submissions.
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Electro-Alloys Company
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Taylor Street
Judge Webber
Estate sue for 30000 over Lorain crash death
Mary Kaya administratrix for the estate of Joseph Kaya of Lorain filed suit against Alex Bori for 30000. The action stems from an automobile accident in which Joseph Kaya riding on Bori’s truck was injured allegedly causing his death when the truck struck a street car on 28th street Lorain in July 1927.
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Mary Kaya
Joseph Kaya
Lorain
Alex Bori
28Th Street
Amherst Mourns Henry Hahn Prominent Local Farmer
Henry Hahn 78 retired farmer and Amherst citizen died at home Sunday July 21 after a lingering illness. He was born November 29 in Black River Township. He married Elizabeth Michael August 15, 1860 and had eight children, six grandchildren. Surviving family listed. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev. A C Ernst officiating. interment Elmwood Cemetery.
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Henry Hahn
Amherst
Rr. Hahn
Hahn
Black River Township
Elizabeth Michael
Charles
Louis
Herbert
Lorain
Harry Lakewood
Elizabeth Smith
Lillian Pries
Lena Norton
Mary Swanson
Clyde
John McLoda
Elyria
Seymour Norton
Harold
Mildred Pries
Robert
Donald Hahn
Lakewood
A. C. Ernst
Oberlin
Elmwood Cemetery
Oberlin minister leads bilingual church service
Rev. Eisehoff of Oberlin conducted Sunday morning services at St. Peter's Evangelical church in English and German. Rev. Henry Dute will lead next Sunday's services on July 28.
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Eisehoff
Oberlin
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Henry Dute
Picnicked Youths Stage Girls and Boys Baseball Game
About fifty attended the Senior League of St. Peter's Evangelical church picnic at Brandt's Park on Sunday. The main event, two games between the Y. P. L. team and U. E. church team, Lorain, was canceled and a game was arranged between the girls and boys.
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YY. P. L
Ship Masters Auxiliary Picnic At The Anchorage
The Ship Masters Auxiliary No 1 to Lodge No 4 S in A held its annual picnic at Capt and Mrs L Stoughs The Anchorage on Saturday with 24 members present due to lake trips There were many guests including Capt C A Woodford Cataba Island Mrs Eva McLachlan Mrs Josephine Maxine Mrs Ethel Stanley Chas Stanley Mrs Eva Karr Mrs Z Allen Mrs Carrie Williams Mrs Minnie Benham Mrs W L Snaiden Mrs Caroline Morrison Mrs Minnie Cottrell from Lakewood and Capt and Mrs Robert Thompson Mrs Josephine Morgan Miss Charlotte Smith Mrs Jennie Lowe from Cleveland Also present were Mr and Mrs W G Campbell and R L May and the hosts
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L. Stough
Anchorage
C. A. Woodford
Cataba Island
Eva McLachlan
Josephine
Death of Infant Margaret Ann Klimt in South Amherst
The week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Klimt of Main Street South Amherst died at home Sunday. Funeral services were held from the home this afternoon with Rev Paul Bourquin pastor of St John’s Evangelical Church officiating. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Margaret Ann
Frank Klimt
Main Street
South Amherst
Paul Bourquin
St. John’s Evangelical Church of
Evergreen Cemetery
Picnic at Beaver Park for Saint Josephs Church
Saint Josephs Catholic Church plans a Sunday afternoon picnic at Beaver Park on July 20. All attendees meet at church grounds at 12 09 with free transportation. The event features races and contests with prizes.
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Saint Joseph's Catholic Church
Beaver Park
Picnic Supper To Be Held By Brownhelm Church Unit
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Brownhelm Congregational church will serve a picnic supper at the home of Mrs. Austin Cooper on Friday July 24. Assisting Mrs. Cooper are several ladies with birthdays in April May and June including Mrs. T W Shotton Mrs. Margaret Beck Mrs AL Claus and Mrs Margaret Chapin.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Austin Cooper
Cooper
T. W. Shotton
Margaret Beck
AL Claus
Margaret Chapin
War office denies Blagovschensk clash reports
The war office says reports that Sevss'ane fired on Chinese troops at Blagovschensk are unfounded. It notes Chinese and Russian patrols avoided trouble and suggests many sensational stories from Europe and the United States are exaggerated.
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Mennikof
War Office
Sevss‘ane
Blagovschensk
Europe
United States
Israelites Named From Jacob Son of Isaac and Abraham
The term Israelites derives from Jacob who was surnamed Israel, son of Isaac and grandson of Abraham, tracing the people’s name to these patriarchs.
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Jacob
Israel
Isaac
Abraham
Accidents Lead New Civil Suits in Common Pleas Court
Ruth Haber aged 9 of Center Ridge road sues the Cleveland Southwestern Railway for 5000 alleging an electric car struck a stalled automobile in their driveway as they crossed tracks. Otto Haber sues for 650 for car damages and medical care for his daughter. Other filings include title quieting against E D Kindig, dissolution of partnership between Ben Ecker and Henry Green, and an appeal by Dr F A Lawrence for 300 against Huber Motor Co.. court awarded 21 to Huber.
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Ruth Haber
Ase 9
Step 51
Center Ridge Road
Otto Haber
Cleveland Southwestern Railroad
Harry Woodcock
E. D. Kindig
West River Road
Ely Tia
Ben Ecker
Henry Green
F. A. Lawrence
Justice Court
Huber Motor Co
Huber Motor Company
Choose Leaders For Four-H Camp
Horton B. Alger announces county Four-H Club leaders for Camp Iss-see-kes on the Vermilion river. Three local advisers will lead: Mrs. Ethel Bechtel Brownhelm, Mrs. Henry Leimbach Brownhelm, and Miss Dorothy Crocker Columbia. Counselors include Miss Wilma Bonar, Miss Florence Brucker, Mrs. Horton B. Alger, Lloyd Kurtz, Carl Wayne, and Alger. Camp runs Monday 4 p.m. to Saturday August 3 with eligible members and advisers. Rev. F. E. Eastman of Amherst Congregational Church to lead the inspiration hour on Thursday.
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Camp Iss-see-kes
Vermilion River
Horton B. Alger
Ethel Bechtel
Brownhelm
Henry Leimbach
Dorothy Crocker
Columbia
Wilma Bonar
Florence Brucker
Lloyd Kurtz
Carl Wayne
Alger
F. E. Eastman
Amherst
Granting of Divorce to Helen Urbanski in Lorain
Helen Urbanski of Lorain was granted a divorce from Steve Urbanski on extreme cruelty and willful absence. The court ordered the defendant to pay seven dollars weekly for child support.
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Helen Urbanski
Lorain
Steve Urbanski
Boys Freed In Playmate's Death
In Welch West Virginia Cornell Hamilton ten and Hobart nine were freed from an indictment for the murder of Raymond Colley nine. Judge James A Strother discharged the charges and placed the boys under parental custody with WW Farley appointed as special guardian. Colley was beaten to death near English on June 11 and body found in Dry Fork river two days later. The Hamilton boys had been in county jail since arrest.
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W. Va
Dry Fork River
Hamilton
Elyria Y Hosts 40 Adrian Boys On Rim of the Lake Trip
The Elyria Y M C A will host about forty Adrian Michigan boys on August 7. They are on a rim of the lake tour visiting Cleveland game Indians vs Detroit, then Elyria to stay overnight at the Y M C A gym. P C Sherman leads the group with C B Long assisting.
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Elyria
P. C. Sherman
Adrian Association
C. B. Long
Low Priced Car To Be Made In U S
Sir Herbert Austin announces the seven horsepower Austin car will be manufactured in large quantities in America at Butler, Pennsylvania. The car is expected to sell under $500 in the United States and has a fuel economy of about 56.4 miles per gallon with a top speed near 88.65 miles an hour. The move marks a British industrial reprisal in the North American auto market, following Ford’s prior engagement in England.
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London
Sir Herbert Austin
Sir Herbert
Atlantic
America
Butler
United States
Henry Ford
England
North American
Oberlin lecturer to close Summer School program
Edmund Vance Cooke, famed lecturer, will deliver the final Oberlin Summer School entertainment program in Warner Hall on July 25. His talk titled The Laughter of Living follows a career spanning thirty years across the nation. The Odd Fellows Encampment and families held a Picnic at Campbells Grove with contests and prizes funded largely by local Oberlin Business Men.
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Oberlin Oberlin
Edmund Vance Cooke
Oberlin Summer School
Warner Hall
Cooke
ODD Fellows
Campbells Grove
Ebrria
Oberlin
Amherst
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Brooks at Methodist church
Mrs Mary Brooks who died at Clifton Springs Sanitarium last Thursday will have funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodist church. Rev C B Ketcham will officiate. Burial will be at Westwood cemetery.
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Mary Brooks
Clifton Springs Sanitarium
Methodist Church
C. B. Ketcham
Westwood
North Russia Needle Guild Plans Picnic Supper
Thirteen members met at Mrs Clays on Peabody home and formed a committee to arrange a picnic supper. The Vermilion on the Lake event was held yesterday with fifty seven present including members and families. Committee members were Katherine Albrecht Lottie Parsons Tena Hasenflue and Gertrude Schramm.
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North Russia Needle Guild
Clays
Peabody
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Katherine Albrecht
Lottie Parsons
Tena Hasenflue
Gertrude Schramm
Neighborhood club hosted at Mrs Squires home on Lorain Street
The West Lorain and North Cedar Neighborhood club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Harry Squires at 187 West Lorain Street Thursday afternoon July 25. Rev Philip King, son of President Emeritus Henry Churchill King, preached at First Church yesterday and will lead services next Sunday. He will also preach through August and the first two Sundays in September. Joint services of the United Methodist Churches to be held at the Methodist Church next Sunday joint service. Mr and Mrs R C Dailer of North Park Street and Mr and Mrs Nelson Balcomb of Elyria returned home yesterday after a week at a cottage on the Huron River. Mrs Carrie Beem of North Park Street will return home tonight after visiting brothers in Cleveland Edwin and William Field and families. Corporal John Atkin of Oberlin at Fort Benjamin Harrison qualified as sharp shooter with machine gun, elev en points above last year. E A Miller head of Oberlin College education department left for Blaze Trail Camp on the northern peninsula of Michigan.
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West Lorain and
North Cedar
Harry Squires
West Lorain Street
Philip King
Henry Churchill King
Charles B. Ketcham
Methodist Church
United Methodist Churches
R. C. Dailer
North Park Street
Nelson Balcomb
Elyria
Huron River
Carrie Beem
Cleveland
Edwin
William Field
John Atkin
Oberlin
Citizens Military Training Camp
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
E. A. Miller
Oberlin College
Michigan
Miss Clara Reeves Helps Care for Ill Brother-in-Law
Miss Clara Reeves of Willard Court assists in Elyria caring for her sister's husband, Clifton Jones, who is seriously ill with heart trouble.
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Clara Reeves
Willard Court
Elyria
Clifton Jones
Columbus Market Highlights With Varied Produce Prices
Supplies were liberal in the Columbus wholesale market with fair demand and irregular prices. Bananas 6 cents per pound. green beans 1.50 to 2.00 per bushel. cucumbers? beets 25 to 35 cents per dozen. cantaloupes cheaper. crates 3.25 to 4.0. honeydews 1.75. jumbo honeyballs 3.50. celery 75 to 85 cents per dozen. leaf lettuce 1.00 to 1.25 per basket. peppers 2.50 to 2.75 per bush. cobbler potatoes 5 to 6 per barrel. Kentucky Cobblers 4.75 per 150 lb bag. sweet corn 0.40 to 0.50 per dozen. tomatoes plentiful with hot house baskets 1.25 to 1.50. twenty pound Climax baskets 1.75 to 2.00. eggs up 1 cent to 36c. butter and dressed poultry steady.
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Columbus
Kentucky
Cleveland Livestock Quotations Then Today
Cleveland July 22 Following is a list of livestock quotations for today as furnished by the U S Department of Agriculture HOGS Receipts 3100 hold overs 78 market mostly 5 20c higher sows and stays steady 250 350 Lbs 11 50 12 50 200 250 Lbs 12 50 12 65 160 200 Lbs 12 50 12 70 130 160 Lbs 12 50 12 70 90 130 Lbs 12 50 12 70 Packing sows 9 75 10 25 CATTLE Receipts 1000 calves 50 market steers slow cows firm vealers steady Beef steers 11 00 13 73 Beef cows 9 00 9 50 Low cutter and cutter cows 6 25 7 00 Wealers 15 50 19 00 SHEEP Receipts 1900 market lower sheep steady Bulk fat lambs 14 50 15 00 Bulk cull lambs 12 00 13 00 Bulk fat ewes 6 00 7 04
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Toledo Market Report Sparks Higher Hog Prices
Toledo market notes show hogs up 15 to 25 cents with heavies at 11.75 to 12.09, mediums 12.40 to 12.60, workers 12.25 to 12.50, and pigs 12.25 to 12.50. Cattle offerings steady at 150 head, calves light, sheep and lambs light with steady tone.
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Toledo
Hay Market Report From New York July 22 Reds Steady
The Hay Market in New York reports 4 car lots with market steady. Large bales of timothy and light mixed, No 2 at 283 25 dollars, No 3 and poorer at 14 22. Small bales timothy and light mixed, No 2 at 21 23, No 3 and poorer at 13 19. Heavy mixed clover, No 3 to 1 at 13 24.
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New York
Largest Neon Sign in the British Empire
On the Pacific Coast Terminals building in New Westminster British Columbia a 96 foot long four foot deep neon beacon serves as the largest neon sign in the empire. An official says Atlantic Coast ports are installing neon tubes to guide ships through fog to their piers.
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New Westminster
B. C
British Empire
Pacific Coast Terminals, Ltd
Atlantic Coast
Consult Dr Albert F Snell in Elyria This Thursday
A one day only consultation with Dr Albert F Snell in Elyria Ohio to discuss your case and his revitalizing native treatment offered at Elyria Hotel on Thursday July 25th.
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Albert F. Snell
Elyria
Ohio
Governor Back in Columbus After Governors Conference
Governor Cooper returns to Columbus from a 19 day conference of governors at Eastern Point Connecticut. He will meet the revolutionary memorial trial commission at the State house to discuss highway markings from Toledo to Cincinnati, under the new law. A joint meeting with the State office commission is set for Wednesday afternoon, the first for the new commission.
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Columbus
Cooper
Eastern Point
Conn
Revolutionary Memoral Trial Commission
State House
Toledo
Cincinnati
State Office Commission
Plumber Sues Tunney For 500000 In Fairfield Suit
Bridgeport Conn July 22 James J Gene Tunney faces a $500000 suit for alienation of affections and seduction filed by John S Fogarty former husband of Katherine King Fogarty. Fogarty alleges Tunney induced a divorce and cohabited with Fogarty’s wife. The couple’s Stamford attached farmhouse is cited in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport. Conn
James J
Gene) Tunney
Fairfield County Superior Court
Katherine King Fogarty
John S. Fogarty
Fort Worth
Tex
Fogarty
Tunney
Waiting A Pleasure Make Waiting A Pleasure
New Yorkers who spend much time waiting for people from the old home town at railway terminals can thank the arrival of trains and the railway system for sparing time. The article notes the bustle of stations and the anticipation of reunions among travelers and families.
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New York
Pennsylvania Station hosts film booths in lower level
A roost beneath Pennsylvania Station has become a movie peep show with twenty booths offering five minute reels. Patrons view Charlie Chaplin, beach scenes from Lido, a travelogue, or the Dempsey-Tunney fight in Chicago. An hour forty minute wait for a train becomes nearly painless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lido
Chicago
Paris Run-Around Delays Bother American Tourists
James R. Quirk of Pho toplay magazine reports Americans in Paris express dissatisfaction in bars and cafes. He notes many extend stays as wives seek specially made clothing, while husbands linger at Harry's or the Ritz bars. He highlights large olives in French martinis occupying half the glass.
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James R. Quirk
Photoplay Magazine
Paris
Chicago
Quirk
Harry’s
Ritz
Tenth Avenue Cowboys Depart New York’s Streets
New York faces losing its Tenth Avenue cowboys who rode a cobblestone two mile range from 30th Street to Canal Street since 1850. The City Council once required a man on horseback to lead trains past streets to prevent accidents, a law that modern cars have made obsolete. Young Willie McLaughlin, eighteen, expects to ride a bit longer before his railroading career begins elsewhere.
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New York
Tenth Avenue
30Th Street
West Street
Canal Street
Willie McLaughlin
New York Central
McLaughlin
New Standard Dictionary English Language Contains 450000 Words
The vocabulary of the New Standard Dictionary of the English language aggregates 450 000 words across its comprehensive lexicon.
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