Executive changes at Stearns Co motor works in Cleveland
M. Edwards of 132 East airest city has been made worka manager for Stearns Co makers of slight motor cars. Edwards will oversee all motor car types and bring his Knight principle expertise to the Cleveland plant as he returns to the automobile industry after a period in Pittsburg.
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Edwards
East Airest
Stearns Co
Cleve
Ir. Edwards
Edwards-Knight Motor Car Co
Jean N. Willys
Pat Here
Willys-Overland
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Amherst man Robert Co Munn dies at 62
Amherst July 23 Robert Co Munn, 62, died at his home on Spring Street this morning at 2:00 after a year of illness. He came to Amherst from Cleveland with his family and was active in local business. Survived by widow and children Elmer C. traveling in Japan, Robert G. of Cleveland, Harold T. and Chester B. Funeral set for 2:00 Thursday from the home, with Rev. A. A. Hunter and Rev. F. Eastman officiating. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Amherst
Robert Co. Munn
Spring Street
Cleveland
Ako
Hey. A.A. Hunter Berea
Rev. F. &. Eastman
Crown Hil Cemetery
Church Choir Outing at Beaver Park Beach
Amherst reporters recall a Congregational Methodist choir outing at Beaver Park on Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs George Cox with son June attended along with Mr and Mrs R H Hearn and others. The group enjoyed a bacon fry on the beach and a pleasant afternoon by Lake Amherst.
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Amherst
Congregational Methoat Choir
Beaver Park
Fighem
George Cox
June
R. H. Hearn
Rail shippers back pooling plan to save millions
The association of security owners led by S Davies Warfield backs a federal chartered non profit pooling agency to allocate freight cars among railroads. Proponents argue it would assure sufficient cars, cut empty car mileage, and reduce costs despite objections to merger delays. Interstate Commerce Commission data and investor testimony are cited to support claims.
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Ers
S. Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Aspet Catsuti Ons
Instate Commerce Commission
Secord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tost
Local families listed from Elmore Ohio gathering
The notice lists residents including Mrs. C. M. Harris and Mr. C. M. Harris and their daughter Marjorie, the Guild sisters Evelyn and Caroline, Kenneth Guild, Donald and Alice Hollingsworth, Helen Sabiers, Emery Schibley, George Abderholden, Evelyn Sharp, and John Kirk of Elmore Ohio.
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Marjorie
C. M. Harris
Douglas
Evelyn
Caroline Guild
Kenneth Guild
Donald
Alice Hollingsworth
Helen Sabiers
Emery Schibley
George Abderholden
Evelyn Sharp
John Kirk
Elmore Ohio
Amherst Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Amherst July 23 social column reports a dinner at Mr and Mrs Lersech with eleven guests from nearby towns. Speed cop James Daffey made several arrests for speeding and reckless driving. Local businesses plan Tuesday evening open hours for Crystal Beach picnic. Various residents and visitors from Cleveland Elyria Toledo Wellington Vermilion Lorain Mansfield and Columbus are listed with weekend and Sunday activities at Linwood Park Vermilion and homes. Community notices include church council meeting and hospital discharges and new birth.
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Amherst
L. P. Lerseh
Wm. C. Smith
Carl Collins
Elyria
Adam Hahn
Alice
Norma
Lersch
Carl Lersch
L. P. Lersch
James Daffey
Crystal Beach
Esther Leinhos
Cleveland
Emily Leinhos
George Daniels
Toledo
Agnes Holstein
Rich
Wm. Bruce
Billy, Jr
Robert Hasenpilug
George Hoallstein
Linwood Park
Hostettler
H. W. Powers
Columbus
F.R. Powers
Harry
Joppa
Stough Sundar
Erhardt
Lakewood
J. Wernert
Alice Young
Vermilion
A. Weis
C. H. Kuhlman
Elmore
FE. J. Snell
Mary Kirk
John
Weer End
EB. Snelling
Belle Jones
Frank Foster
Wm. Hagen
Stewart Baird
Henry Short
Zelma
H. J. Yeckiey
Lorain
Albert Hall
Harold Brown
QO. P. Sell
Delaware
Burns
Mansfield
Pierce
Betty
Léarhr
B. A. Kuss
St. Peters Evangelical Church
Earl Inks
John Betple
Millersburg
A. F. McQueen
Katharine Becker
Ruth
Mes
Henry
Linwood Park camping group returns home
Kolbe families and relatives who camped a week at Linwood Park returned home yesterday. Several households from nearby towns visited R C Schaeffer and other locals on Sunday. A motor trip to Indiana is planned for the Cromwell family and accompanying relatives after a short farewell visit.
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Kolbe
Linwood Park
Ellen Holzhauer
Mildred
Newton Holzhauer
George Schroeder
Clayton Springer
W. A. Tabbert
Carl Springer
J. H. Ludwig
E. Baumhardt
Augusta Sahl
O- Witte
Robert. Cromwell
Ruth
Robbie
Indiana
Clifford Wise
Elyria
Bert Curtice
Wellington
A. Baker
Motion picture producer rumor stirs Los Angeles colony
Ripple of excitement spreads as word reaches the Los Angeles film colony that a motion picture producer is arriving. Aletha Stacey sang a solo at the Congregational church. American Legion to meet Tuesday. Epworth League plans August Lakeside party. Knoxville visitors C H Paull family at niece C Gannett’s home. Wellington baseball had no Sunday game. Kaiser family visited 4 E Smith’s home and attended the Gragselli picnic at Crystal Beach.
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Aletha Stacey
Congregational
American Legion
Epworth League
the Methodist Church
Lakeside
C. H. Paull
Knoxville
Tenn
C- Gannett
Wellington Athletic
Wm. Kaiser
4. E. Smith
Gragselli
Crystal Beach
Cincinnati Woman Shoots Husband After Years of Abuse
Mrs. Bessie Bush, 38, of 925 Cutler Street, killed her husband Edward Bush, a stationary engineer, after he beat their 14 year old daughter with a whip. She resisted with a shotgun, wounding him fatally. Mrs. Bush, exhausted and hysterical, claimed years of torture by her husband during most of their eight year marriage.
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Cincinnati
Bessie Bush
Cutler, Street
Edward Bush
Wan Hs
Screen verdict and fashion notes on Hate at the week’s pictures
The article reviews a film titled Hate with a quoted conviction shown on the screen. It notes that lone skirts are not as smart as the short skirt and mentions a role especially adapted for the featured actress. It also highlights a comedy and the week’s other feature Dreamland The Flaming.
State Congregational Church President to Speak Here
Wellington reports the State Congregational Churches leader will address the Congregational church Thursday as part of the Wider Parish Plan. Also, Rev. J W Naramore shared stories of a Canada trip with forest fires and indigenous settlements, drawing a large audience along with visits by Mr and Mrs W H Reineck and daughter Sarah to see Earl Griges.
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State Congregational Church
Wellington
State Congregational Churches
Congregational
J. W. Naramore
Canada
W. H. Reineck
Sarah
Milwaukee
Theatres Grand presents A Gentleman of Leisure with Holt
Jack Holt stars as a gentleman of leisure bidding farewell to friends including chorus girls. His father objects to a chosen wife while a bet hinges on a speeding train escape. Comedy and thrills unfold with a Colonial screening of The Golden Gift starring Alicé Lake.
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Jack Holt
Alicé Lake
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