Picnic races choose winners at Crystal Park event
At Crystal Park an all day picnic featured multiple running events for different age groups. Elsworth Taerton won the small boys race with John Thorne as consolation. George Stantey and Ray Brunger won larger races, with Sarah Tapper and Doris Melton among consolation prize recipients. Ladies races awarded prizes to Mrs Thorpley and Mrs Burres, and Eva Druuser and Mrs Tapper earned consolation prizes in the medium weight and mixed ladies events. A picnic dinner followed at the lakeshore drawing many attendees for a final bath session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia
Crystal Park
Elsworth Taerton
John Thorne
George Stantey
Rayond Brunger
Sarah Tapper
Doris Melton
Evelyn Thornes
Thorpley
H. S. Burres
Eva Druuser Wing
H. AY. Tapper
Airs
RLU
Fasthaber
Derimney
Lake Shore
Bath- Ins
Weekly Calendar of Community and Fraternal Meetings
Local notices list Monday gatherings at St Andrews Episcopal church Oberlin hall K of C and G A R events plus religious services. Community clubs include Rotary American Legion Elks Odd Fellows Woodmen and Women’s groups with luncheons, socials, and a cream social at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcope
James’ Gay
E. R. Root
Medina
Iain County
Bee Keepers
Oberlin
Brotherhood of American Levon
Knizms of
Columbus
K. of
C. King
Solomon's Lodge
Monic Hall
Sons of St. George
G. A R. Max
Elks Lodge
Pis Hall Rotary Club
Dm W.M.C. A
Icheon
Besion
Ms Women’s Benefit Association of
Ccacees
Wurst Haz
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Kaishis of
Court House
OL. O
Modern Woodmen of America
Wursthall
Biis
D. D. Lewis
Leates
Easies Hall
Baptist Notes and Local Community Events
Leighbour lectures at Bible Conference in Cleveland will travel to Elyria Sunday to speak in the Baptist church evening service led by Dr. B. D. Munro. The Hundred Club met at Mrs. Lewis's home on K Street, with winners listed and refreshments served. Walter O. Smith to sing at St Paul’s Evangelical Church as part of union services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighbour
Qriele Bible Conference
Cleveland
Elyria
Baptist Reh
B. D. Munro
Funro
T. Winter
R O_ SMITH
Walter O.,smith
St Paul’s ‘Evangelical
Evenins
Ludford ‘Vaisazerber
Bedford
R. Pines
Baptist Sunder School
Charles Buswet
Center Road
John Sedora
Toledo
Airs
James West
Belle Frank and Son
Gas City
Indiana
S& G. Oltson
Susan Jame
the Baptist Society
F. C. Gough
Ound
Leo Warden
George
Gibson
Susae
Jameson
Belle Frank
S. G. Chitton
EF. C.gousick
Grace
Irene Gough
J. C. Baughman
Albert Chester
Job Chester
Earl Pickering
Harvey Curtis, Jr
Matt Diedrick
Ridgeville
Motch
Mary Dorle
Currahoga Falls
Henry Mehling
Bins
Veronica
John Bins
Elvrra
Robert Hausler
Gillenbach
Ridgevillea
Afr
Nick Schaffer
Buck
E. J. Buck
Pete Schuster
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Martin Deming
John Suy Ger
Sandusky
St. Marys Church
Bert Langthorpe
Joe Gilbert
Isaac Harold
Lakewood Hospital
B. CG. Peck
Avon Center
Personal notes from Lorain and nearby towns
Mr Kellog Day has returned from a fishing trip to Upton Lake Michigan. Theodore Smith visited Lorain ends on Thursday evening. Mrs Jennie Katz of Lorain will do friends in Fisha yesterday. Miss Tereasa O Grady of Lorain ent Friday evening in Elvsria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kellog Day
Theodore Smith
Lorain
Jennie Katz
Fisha
Tereasa O'Grady
Elvsria
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Wisconsin Mother
A Wisconsin mother credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for a healthy baby girl and overall recovery. She shares relief from prior ailments and urges other women to consider the remedy for improving strength and maternal health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Els
Lydia Pinkham
Mulston
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Finkham
Lydia E.loom
Scott
Lorain Briefs and Social Notes From Seventh Street
Local column from Lorain cites social news on Seventh Street and surrounding figures. Mentions Mrs C N Williams, Mae Bling Coen, and Samdus Sliss Ring among residents. references to Clara Lord, Miss Mary, and Mra C D Nevals. Notes on convention attendance and postponed Women's Relief Corps meeting with date to be announced.
Home Department Ladies Picnic at Crescace Park
The Home Department of the Second Contrezatvierel church held a picnic at Crescace Park with about twenty five ladies and children present. Dinner and a program followed the social gathering, with attendees including Mr and Mrs Carr and Mrs Jamies. The event was noted in community notices and referenced for planning future church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contrezatvierel
Crescace Park
Yuesteriar
al Shoil
Chlsti Ted Smith
GB. Carr
Jamies
Mr. Lanks
N. Young
Mvr
Women seek two official posts in Emerandy era
An article notes a woman applying for two official positions in Emerandy amid a London theatre scene shift. It reports on women replacing men in theatre contracts and pay reductions, with broader social reactions and industry pressures across the period.
Unclear Fragments Prompt Possible Local Notice
The readable text shows partial phrases about Lerain county and presses. many words are garbled. The fragment mentions removal of 16 persons and items like Lavaosr, ger, lumpia, brid Taad and iil bear no. The overall content is too damaged to identify a coherent event or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerain County
Desertion case stirs New York amid military marriage dispute
Mrs Ethel Timothy laves and Major Philip Haves are photographed near the New York district office after filing a cam Ri. Haves, stationed at West Point, claims an annulment was granted by Cook County Supreme Court. Aide Mellor Ha reportedly in New York daily. Deserter army officer from Chicago three and a half years.
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Ethel Timothy
Philip Haves
New York
Dict
Dheertioan
Haves
Wee Point
Supreme Court of
Cook Can Ly
Amy
Mellor
Fes
Wea
Plas
Chicaeo
Confirmation scene disrupts Marion’s wakeful vigil
Fragmented drama centers on Diorposer and a tense confrontation around Marion’s death. Characters Savarin and Graham appear amid a charged hospital corridor as plans unfold to move Marion’s condition forward. Dialogue reveals fear, accusation, and uneasy loyalties as events push toward an uncertain outcome.
Avon Social And Vital Local Notes From Avon
Avon notices cover visits and gatherings among residents from nearby towns. Many names appear with relatives in Oberlin Elyria and Bedford while church groups plan socials and funerals are noted at St Marys and Avon Center. The piece records community arrivals departures and a Buck reunion at Mrs E J Buck home plus multiple obituaries and hospital deaths.
Lorain Lorain Steel Plant Locomotive Rail Mills Open Again Monday
The Lorain steel plant resumes operations at the rail mill department on Monday with 40 hour weeks for most departments and 49 percent production reported. Remaining departments will continue 40 hour weeks for the week as orders come in. Officials indicate a price cut by the States station has not boosted demand yet but production is expected to rise and full resumption is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendasx
Lorain Steel
Statioen
1 Livel Co
Lorain Mis
Ofici
Odd and Interesting Prophesies on World’s End
Professor Flinders and the eminent Egyptologist discuss a distant prophecy that the world ends about 200009 years from now due to the loss of carpenic acid gas essential to vegetable metabolism. They note memorials honoring Robert Burns on his 125th death anniversary with statues worldwide in the United States and Europe.
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Flinders
Robert Burns
United States
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Ilanta
Denver
Alilbwaukee
Ali River
Albany
Barre
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dummes
London
Fast
Toronto
Alelbourne
Adelaide
Sydney
Dunedin
Fredericion
N. EB
Women Run It All Ames OK Newspaper Claim
Elsie Shoemaker and Bessie Yeoman own edit and publish a two week newspaper in Ames Oklahoma as the state’s only newspaper run entirely by women. Relatives contest Mrs Albert Todds will after her St Louis estate funded a homeless home. Charr Ormond Williams, Memphis, new NEA president, has had a notable political and school career. Ann E Ras of Niagara Falls has set a record in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Shoemaker
Bessie
Yeoman
Ames
Oklo
Albert Todd
St. Loui
Charr Ormond Williams
Memphis
National Education Association
San Francisco
United States
Ann E_ Ras
Niagara Falls
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Gredia Club
Crystal Beach
Greco Lutheran Church
Kansais
St. Joan
Odd Fellows” Lodge
Exenaanss Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lencheon
Rls
Baermon
Ternle
Maseric
Ron
Aweb Wurst
Five Hundred
WE. Lewis
K Street
Den
Seventh Street
J. Bak
CN. Wiliams
Marcarst
Ieare
Dar EL Bi
Mit
P. E. Coen
Caicars
Mae Bling Coen
Lake Arenze
Bor Ang Sue
Marsaret Crisy
Soriaritr
Rad Misa
Tary Francis Squires
Caicatta Act of Fine - Treuirmed Homes
CC. Wotgermire
Republican
Ressaciai
Clara Lord
Mary Aireside
Irs
Fe Mahan
Steunenville
Mre
C.D. Nevals
Jackson Court
Miro
Meehan
Tengoths
AL Mo Lybereer
Second Street
Jusve
Alliance
Woot Lyberset
Re- Nef
Hells
Sched
Miss Rathman
Northeast
Florence
Wolfer
Linwond Park
Blakely
Argis Te
Julia Ee
Iyi
Sherstich Society
Fieaner Snuth
Pas
Jis
Apd
Busine
Cornwall
Ailow
Patrens
Arthur Amiliean
Alow
Ton
Reams
Ole
Meer
Flarstiphe
Madsens
Adete
Leger
Les
Madge
Lillian
Diorposer
Amie
Nicky
Robert Sevarin
Pha
Marion
Heso Fiakeser Saverin
Qroist
Arucierisi Valit
Svitch Feild
Dicky
Winca
Lea
Fiebert
Savarin
Ted
Wpd
Milas Jones
Bight Kreck
Miss Jones
AVON
Frank Knipper
John Knipper
L.C. Baurdman
Scott Fitch
Rocky River
Norman
Townsend
Ruth and Son
South Amherst
F.C. Gough
Afrs Minnick
ATL Mills
Puittsburzhome
Renoaards West Side
Réery
Epriathie
The
E. A. Deutsch Organization
See-Ua
New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations
United States Lertuue
Glade
B. Thomas
Postal Telegraph
Clayton G. Hall
Mer
Victor
Auto Tops
N. D. MacLeod
West Ave
Ohi
Auto Top
Ra. At
Mario
Stoney
Ruth
Elsha
the Scalp Germicide Co., Inc
Federal Street
Loungstown, O
Miller
E. G. Davison Mechanical Engineer
Savings & Loan
the Northern Savings Loan Co
Elyria, Ohio
Elemes CO
Plattiorai
Hygenic Ice Company
Maple Street
Buffalo
Tre
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Setweex
Maylette M
SBP
Ander Perni Ai
Oor
Mary Miles
Joseph
Roscoe
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