Atlantic City Beauty Pageant Sees International Entries
The Miss America selection at Atlantic City draws entrants from Canada and Australia as Toronto and Sydney entries join the field. Toronto announces Miss Toronto to attend. though eligibility for Miss America remains American, all contestants will participate in events with travel and hotel expenses paid and a full program planned.
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Me. Henters
Sylantic City
N. J
Ae ‘Bean
Ecophia
Toronto
Atlantic City
Winwired
Aumept
Wingive
Mewspapers of Australia
Antipodes
Bery Mills
Forester
Armand T. Hols
Thas
Mrs Isarah Martell Visits Cleveland for Grandson
NW London July 28 Mrs Isarah Martell is in Cleveland this week caring for her new grandson Harold George Godfrey. Mrs Jane Weedman of Toledo spent a few days with Ja Ela Post of West Main street. The M E Sunday school picnic may be held at Ruggles beach on Wednesday July 25. Roy Waltz, recently hospitalized at Cleveland, has returned.
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London
Isarah Martell
Cleveland
Wweek
Harold George Godfrey
Jane Weedman
Toledo
Ja. Ela Post
West Main Street
M. E
Ruggles Beach
Roy Waltz
Pleasant social notes and weddings from local area
Friday reports show improving condition for an unnamed individual. Social items include Miss Dorothy Hubber's prenuptial courtesy for her July 28 wedding to Ray Fetterman, a Burk-Schade family reunion at Angeles Beach with attendees from multiple cities, and several marriages and visits among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Beall
Bucyrus
J. Eccles
Dorothy Hubbb
Ray Fetterman
Alice Fuller
Grant Street
Janet McConnell
Frances Beattie
Misa Hubler
Burk- Schade
Angeles Beach
Banquet Master M Zavatteni’s 21 Years of Feats
Banquet manager M Zavatteni of a leading London hotel has served 10,000 banquets in 21 years. One notable feat honored Peary after the North Pole discovery, featuring an ice block table, ice chairs, and waiters in Eskimo attire.
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M. Zavatteni
Lonedon
Peary
North Pole
Ad im The Chronicle Telegram Want Tage It Pays
A brief classified ad note in The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to place a tage style request with payment. The item emphasizes quick payoff and local value.
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Chronicle Telegram
Permits Issued for Several New Garages in City
Building permits issued include M. T. Stranahao for a frame garage at 346 South Maple Street costing 225 dollars. James Lander will build a frame garage at 426 Twelfth Street for 100 dollars. K W Klein plans a 20 by 20 cement block garage at 206 Blaine Street costing 300 dollars. Blainest Jenny to erect a 12 by 18 frame garage on Bond Street costing 100 dollars. Archie Gray receives permits for a frame garage costing 400 dollars and a frame dwelling priced at 5 000 pounds on Dennison Avenue.
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M. T. Stranahao
South
Maple Street
James Lander
Twelfth Street
K. W. Klein
Blaine Street
Blainest Jenny
Bond Street
Archie Gray
Dennison Avenue
Eaton Community Notes of July Outing and Visits
Eaton July 28 report lists local families at a Sunday outing at Chippens Lake including the Lyons, Squires, Jandens, and Squires from Carlisle. Several visits and dinners are noted among Hudson, Maven, Yost, Ross, Cote, Cornish, Hathaway, and others with multiple trips to Norwalk, Carlisle, Castalia, and beyond. A birthday picnic on July 18 gathers about 30 relatives from Hopwood Hathway Cornish families to celebrate nine birthdays.
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Walter Cornish
Butternut Ridge
Hopwood
E M. Hathaway
W. Tite
Alfred Grightman
George Cornish
Milo Cornish
Eugene Cornish
Local notices from Cleve land and area events
Miss Lottie Munn visited Cleveland and Chagrin Falls last Friday. Dawley family picnic and reunion held Sunday in the Davis woods. M Decker and daughter Marie of Cleveland were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Addison Crowell Fried Hudson of Los Angeles spent with sister Mrs D W Carpenter. Mr and Mrs Claude Ward and others from Penns Grove NJ visited at Roy Ward’s. Lloyd Thompson and daughters Bernice and Marguerite of New Concord visited A J Carpenter. Last Thursday Mrs Hopwood Mamie Cornish and Mrs Alfred Brightman tied a comfort for Mrs Brightman who will move to Berea in August. Sunday school picnic planned at Chippewa Lake in early August. Grace Cook of Cleveland spent the weekend with her mother. L F Garretson ill last week. A M Nichols injured by trampling by cows weeks ago. Ohio's oldest woman dies at Urbana aged 18? details unclear. Elizabeth Cross 18 known as Aunty Cross died after paralysis attack.
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Michigan
Cleveland
Toledo
Shelby
Elyria
Bellevue
Birmingham
Vermilion
New London
Will
Helwic
Mr. Yeak
Eccles
Song
Edison Wlojsh
Fred van Vranken
Eaton
Jack Lyon
Alfred Squire
Chippens Lake
Bert Squire
J F Janden
Earl Squire
Carlisle
Hudson Brothers
J. N. Maven
Charles Strickland
Charles Yost
Hilda
Mia
Lloyd Yost
Donna May
Norwalk
Carl Yost
That City
J. L. Ross
Paul
Wellington
Ralph Cote
Elaine
Milo Cornish
Rocky River
Vern Cornish and Son
Grafton
Alfred Brightman
Berea
Mame Cornish
Walter Cornish
CastaHa
Blue Hole
Orlin Bullock
Miami
Fla
Bull Jock
Jennie Cole
George Cote
E. M. Hathaway
Russell Vaughn
Indiana
I. N. Haven
Fred Wadson
Los Angeles
Calif
C. E. Haven
Lottie Munn
Chagrin Falls
Dawley
Davis Woods
M. Decker
Marie
Addison Crowell Fried Hudson
D. W Carpenter
Claude Ward
Robert
Carolyn
Thomas Mahoney
Penns Grove
Roy Ward
Lloyd Thompson
Bernice
Marguerite
New Concord
A. J Carpenter
Hopwood
Mamie Cornish
E M. Hathaway
Brightman
Lorain Bridge Plans Nearing Completion
The Fourteenth Street bridge project in Lorain almost finished with minor details. Plans set for a two million dollar bond issue to finance construction, with election timing tied to filing a preliminary estimate sixty days before November second.
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Fourteenth Street
Lorain
W. P. Brown
T. Biggs
Heavy rail traffic through Elyria on New York Central line
The Elyria office reports 27 westbound and 23 eastbound passenger and mail trains daily through Elyria on the New York Central main line. About an equal number of freight trains also move through, not counting daily specials. The Chicago to New York one night train runs 3 to 5 sections, with the heaviest traffic of the year excluding Christmas. Signals note Zach seem running about five minutes behind others.
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Elyn
New York Central
Elyria
Chicago
New York City
Zach Seem
Volume of Mail In City Varies Little
Three trains in the forenoon and three in the afternoon bring Elyria’s mail from the west and two trains in the morning and four in the afternoon bring the mail from the east according to a statement from the Elyria post office. Incoming and outgoing mail varies very little in quantity throughout the year and the amount that passes through the city remains steady.
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Elyria
Post Office Operation During Winter Holidays
A local post office official remarks that operations resemble those of other periods except for the winter holiday season. The statement reflects typical service levels and adjustments tied to holiday demand.
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Harry Glotz
Marion
Bert Wise
Florida
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Gine Widdows
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Tite
Milo Phelps
Belle Finley
Astabula
Ohio
Elizabeth Cross
Raoul Peret
France
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Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
Automobile Mutual
L. H. Wadsworth
Elyria Block
Lorain Bridge
Gity
John Barrymore
the Sea Beast
Hearts & News Tomorrow
William Fairbanks
Capitol
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