Annual Gladiolus Show for Elyria August 11 12
The Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Club hosts its annual show at the Elk’s auditorium August 10 and 11. Exhibits from major growers California Oregon Michigan and the Austins of Ravenna present rare blooms led by Evelyn Kirkland Gretchen Zand and other famed varieties. Prizes from Skinner Ingraham Co Troy and local supporters promise large displays and high interest.
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Elyria
California
Oregon
Michigan
Western Reserve
Austins
Ravenna
Austin
Evelyn Kirtland
Gretchen Zand
Skinner Ingraham Co
Troy
City Health Board Reports Near Elimination of Contagious Diseases
The board of health met with a quorum. Dr J Miller new member and presiding by Mrs J H Leonard. Measles down from 200 to 4 cases. whooping cough quarantines at six houses. Food Inspector condemned beef and produce unfit for consumption. City water testing by City Chemist Gurthce shows regular sampling and milk checks. Health nurses report clinics and home visits for child care and care of the sick.
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Board of Health
J. Miller
J. H. Leonard
French
Willems
George Savage
Wone City
Gurthce
Water Works
Miss Miskell
Miss Reisinger
Evans Leads In Big Golf At Mayfield Country Club
Chick Evans, veteran of many championships and seven year holder of the western amateur title, led the morning round at Mayfield Country Club Cleveland on July 28. Evans stood three up on W. H. Gardner of Buffalo, amateur champion of western New York, as he pursued an eighth Western Golf Association title.
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Mayfield Country Club
Cleveland
Chick Evans
Western Golf Association
W. H. Gardner
Buffalo
New York
Elizabeth Lorensky dies at Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Lorensky aged eighteen years two months and twenty one days died at Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon. She leaves husband Mike Lorensky of LaPorte and a son born yesterday. Funeral services set for Sunday at two o'clock at the late home in LaPorte with Rev. A Ka assay officiating. burial at Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Elizabeth Lorensky
Memorial Hospital
Tirty
Mike Lorensky
LaPorte
Sud‘o Funeral
Rev. A. Kaassay
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Elyria Woman Survives Wild Bay Bridge Boat Adventure
Mrs. George Roig of 637 Dewey avenue along with Mrs. Robert Thurston and Arthur Miller faced a perilous fishing trip near Sandusky Bay. A sudden squall flooded their craft as trains approached the bridge, Miller aided the women to the structure while another boat carrying Roig’s son Russell and two others reached calm water. All reached shore safely.
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George Roig
Dewey Avenue
Robert Thurston
Arthur Miller
Beulah Avenue
Cleveland
Bay Bridge
Sandusky Bay
Miller
Dora Eaby Breaks Wrist After Auto Trip
Miss Dora Eaby of 352 Cambridge Street stumbled while alighting from a motor car in front of Merthe's store yesterday afternoon. She fractured her wrist, was taken to Memorial Hospital, and then returned home.
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Dora Eagy
Cambridge Street
Merthe’s
Memorial Hospital
Wreck Victim Fined Twenty Five Dollars
William Oldenbers appeared in police court after his auto was wrecked by a green line car at Middle avenue and Wooster street. He was fined $25 and costs by Mayor Jones. IndianapolisJuly 28 Stockholders discussed reorganizing Dollings Company subsidiaries to save millions under new management. President Harding's trip to Yosemite National Park emphasized Alaska investment.
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William Oldenbers
Green Line
Middle Avenue
Ind
Wooster Street
Jones
Indianapolis
Indy
Dollings Company
Indiana
President Harding
Yosemite National Park
Harding
Saverye
Far North
Convicts fall ill from tainted milk at Putnamville farm
In Indianapolis July 28, about 188 prisoners at the Putnamville state penal farm were treated for food poisoning after breakfast yesterday. Doctor Horn aided the first cases, salt water emetics given, two dozen stricken seriously but no deaths. Governor McCray sent officials to investigate. A poisoning theory was dismissed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Putnamville
A. A. Horn
Greencastle
McCray
John A. Brown
Board of State Charities
Widow sues over marriage ads in Chicago paper
Mrs. Elizabeth Warner seeks 5000 in damages accusing William Bakunal and Anton Ambrose of pestering her with persistent wooing and unwanted marriage proposals. She says two men posted ads and followed her with calls after she rejected them, including a Lithuanian paper notice asking for a husband.
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Chicago
Hevera Romeo
Elizabeth Warner
Wiliam Bakunal
Anton Ambrose
Anton
Elizabeth
William
Help Wanted
Garage
Twains
State Utilities Commission Rejects Rail prorated coal car order
Columbus dispatch reports the State Utilities Commission rejected the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad request to rescind a prior order requiring prorated coal cars for wagon mine operators. Attorney General Crabbe also says the State Board of School Examiners may revoke a certificate for good cause. In Toledo a Willys-Overland clerk died and three others were injured when their car skidded off an embankment during heavy rain near North Baltimore. In Lima a 17-year-old debutante, Miriam Kaufman, elopes with John Ellsworth Ross, son of Mrs. J. P. Ross of Los Angeles.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Crabbe
State Board of School Examiners
Toledo
Cecil Iles
Willys-Overland
North
Baltimore
Lorain County Fair Set for Sept 3 4 5
The seventy eighth annual Lorain County Fair will occur in this city on Labor Day week with races and sports led by a big Monday celebration. Children’s Day on Tuesday offers tickets for all three days to under tens. $400 purses in speed events on Monday and Tuesday. a pony race for $50. Wednesday events to be announced. new merchant building showcased. slogan a bigger and better fair each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Fair Association
Hugh Harris
N. D. Bokus
H. N Umbstaetter
Burglar Kills Officer in Chicago Shop Raid
Policeman W. B. Porter of the Chicago force was shot twice and killed while confronting two burglars found robbing a clothing store. The assailants fled the scene.
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Chicago
W. B. Porter
Chicago Force
Whitfield
Not Guilty Liquor Charge in Oberlin Road Accident
Harry Stein and his wife appeared before Judge Webber under $500 bond after an Oberlin road crash left the woman with a black eye and bruises. They pleaded not guilty to transporting liquor and will be released to face trial later. companion Max Cohen of Cleveland remained jailed with bond reduced to $500.
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Harry Stein
Oberlin Road
I. T. S. Rubber Heel Co. to reorganize and continue business
The stockholders met yesterday and voted to reorganize and continue the business as usual. J. G. Tufford was elected president, with A. G. Smith as vice president, George H. Lewis secretary, and Carl Ingwer treasurer.
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I T. S Rubber Heel Co
J. G. Tufford
A.G. Smith
George H. Lewis
Carl Ingwer
County deaf mutes hold church service at St John’s Lutheran
The Lorain County Deaf Mutes will hold services at St John’s Lutheran Church tomorrow after hoop at 2 60 o clock. Rev Schroeder of Cleveland will be in charge.
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Lorain County
St. John's Lutheran Church
Hoop
Schroeder
Cleveland
Ebaree
Jenkinses face court outcomes and divorce filing in Atlantic City
Albert Jenkins was fined 25 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct at Riverview park after a quick trial. Clarence Jenkins’s case was continued to next Wednesday. Domenica Marino seeks a divorce from Angelo Marine claiming repeated abuse and health harm caused by abandonment last December. Operators and miners await Washington action to avert a September 1 anthracite strike.
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Albert Jenkins
Riverview Park
Jones
Clarence Jenkins
Domenica Marino
Loraine
Angelo Marine
Atlantic City
N. J
Washington
Hentember 1
Whitfield murder trial nears verdict in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 28 with court closed and jurors guarded, John L Whitfield faces first degree murder charges in Patrolman Dennis Griffins death last May. The state expects to rest its case by Tuesday, with Marie Agnes Price set to testify Tuesday and earlier witnesses establishing Griffins duty at arrest.
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Cleveland
John L. Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Marie Agnes Price
Whitfield
Madison
Wis
Edward C. Stanton
Griffin
Nelson J. Meeker
Harry Hughes
East 94Th Street
P. A. Hammond
Griffan
Dewey Briggs
Chicago
Chile
al Felty
Pettibone Road
Detroit
Four Kroger workers charged in theft of 3000 dollars
Cincinnati July 28 four Kroger Grocery and Baking Company employees are charged with smuggling goods from warehouses and trucks and selling them without records. Warrants name William McConley Lawrenceburg Indiana Samuel Pozue Emil Greiman and William Wallace Cincinnati. The thefts span several months according to detectives. London reports unofficially that France rejects Britain's occupation stance while seeking questions to keep talks open on reparations and Ruhr issues.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
William McConley
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Samuel Pozue
Emil Greiman
William Wallace
London
Great Britain
Ruhr
France
Thundershowers forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
Washington July 28 The weather bureau released a forecast for the coming week predicting near seasonal temperatures in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region with generally fair weather but a chance of widely scattered thunder showers.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Region of Great Lakes
Picnic Season Sparks Riverview Park Events Across County
The season brings multiple gatherings at Riverview Park including the Eagies' Tow picnic with an expected crowd under 4,000. Indoor baseball features Favorite Knits vs Pennsylvania road Girls with Cleveland title stakes and a 1 o'clock start. Also planned are the Elyria I. T. 8 game, West Side park events, and countywide farm and fishing picnics attracting a large turnout from Cleveland to Vermilion, all highlighted by speeches and community programs.
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Eagies
Riverview Park
Lowe
Kaits
Pennsylvania
Piomship
Cleveland
Bursa + Grange
River i
Belden
WiMah
M. D. Litteam
Axec
Ohio Farm
Jeau
Erie
Lorain
Huron
Teacher Meet Here August 1923 Elyria Ohio
The Lorain County City Teachers Institute will be held at the Technical High School building in Elyria Ohio from August 28 to 31, 1923. Principal speakers are Dr Thomas E Finegan former state superintendent of instruction for Pennsylvania and Miss Florence Hale from the Maine State Department of Education. Dr Finegan will focus on high school work and Miss Hale will lecture on elementary school work for city and rural schools.
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Lorain County City
Teachers’ Institute
Technical High Osthoal
Elyria
Ohio
Thomas E. Finegan
Pennsylvania
Florence Hale
State Department of Education
Maine
Finegan
Hale
National Educational Association
San Francisco
Referendum on Tax Bills Now Assured
Ohio taxpayers reject tax hikes as petitions for the Albaugh and Taft measures head to a referendum in November. John E. McCrehen, president of the Ohio association of real estate boards, notes petitions filed with Secretary of State Brown contain 112 000 Taft signatures and 111 000 Albaugh signatures, well above the constitutional 97 548 requirement. Major cities Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Toledo Akron Dayton Canton Youngstown and Marietta contributed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
John E. McCrehen
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
McCrehen
Brown
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Dayton
Canton
Youngstown
Marietta
World peace demonstrations mark ninth WW anniversary
London reports 123 English towns held world peace demonstrations with slogans No more war. Berlin denies Kaiser or crown prince plans to return to restore the throne. Des Moines notes progressive Republicans pushing for an extra Congress session. Washington notes ongoing but cautious ag revolt sentiment may not escape Harding popularity.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Gessler
Herr Severing
Interior
Prussia
Washington
Middle West
Harding
China Floods Create Widespread Homelessness
A despatch from Anhwei reports floods along the Yangtze River have displaced numerous residents and caused loss of life and property damage. Life has been disrupted across affected villages as emergency efforts are organized.
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London
Anhwei
Yang Tee River
Seven Hurt In Maine Central Railroad Train Crash
Seven people were injured near East Machias when a Maine Central Railroad train crashed. Malins Malvern and Reisinger faced contempt of court charges. Reisinger fined $1 and ordered jail or costs, while Malvern’s status unclear due to absence from court.
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East Machlas
Malos
Maine Central Railroad
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