Elyrian Letters From Savasyr Roumania Seen
Ward received a letter via Bam Wasserman describing a trip through Austro Hungary Roumania. Isadore Wasserman forwarded the note from Savasyr postmarked Roumania. He crossed the water in five days aboard the Leviathan with Douglas Fairbanks and wife aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Bam Wasserman
Austro- Hungary
Wnd
Roumania
Isadore Wasserman
Elyria
Mr. Wasserman
Kavasyr
Douglass Fairbanks
Budapest
Increase in current year nitrate of soda sales reported
An approximate 50 percent rise in sales of nitrate of soda is reported for the current year, indicating stronger demand and production activity across the sector. This growth reflects market expansion and potential pricing or supply chain factors influencing the nitrate fertilizer market.
River Road Notice of Infant Death and Visits
River Road June 1 The infant son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Crawford died Saturday morning and was buried at Ridgelawn. Mr and Mrs Frank Dent and children from Cleveland spent the weekend at Geo Dent s. Mrs Frank Van Wagnen and the Misses Lura and Gertrude Van Waegnan of Elyria and John Chambers of Eaton visited Mrs A Seeley. Mrs Mildred Mertz of Avon spent Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs W Jungeberg. Miss Arietta Nolan and a friend visited on Sunday. Miss Geneva Henry spends the summer with Mrs A Wheeler. Mr Alva Seeley and son Jesse attended Memorial Day services at Butternut Ridge. Mrs Carrie Sheldon has returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs J S Clifford. A Blot family from France raises angleworms for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jungeberg
Arietta Nolan
Oberlin
Geneva Henry
A. Wheeler
Alva Seeley
Jesse
Butternut Ridge
Carrie Sheldon
J. S. Clifford
Galion Doctor Sentenced To 18 Months
Dr. T. L. Brown of Galion Ohio pleaded guilty in U S district court to violating the federal narcotic act and was sentenced to 18 months with execution deferred for further inquiry Judge Paul Jones presided Brown said he administered narcotics to save lives and called himself a poor bookkeeper Also convicted were Samuel Wright a Cleveland druggist fined 300 for narcotic sales without proper records Robert Parker aged 62 given 10 years for counterfeiting with spurious half-dollars. two other men were also sentenced on narcotic law charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
T. L. Brown
Galion
U. S
Paul Jones
Brown
Samuel Wright
Cleveland
Robert Parker
Ile
Heat Sifts Through Noise Revealed by Timing Study
A study finds that heat is perceived as stronger amid loud background noise. Researchers note that perception varies with decibel levels and suggest practical adjustments for environments with ambient sound.
Mangel's Opens New Chain Store in Elyria Tomorrow
After eight weeks of remodeling the Broad Street and Washington Avenue property, Mangel's women’s apparel store will open to the Elyria public tomorrow. As part of a chain of eighty five stores, Louis K Levy from Youngstown will oversee local operations. The shop offers dresses coats lingerie and hosiery with a distinctive oddly shaped show window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Washington Avenue
Mangel’s Women’s Apparel
Elyria
Louis K.levy
Youngstown
Lnck
Mangel
Henry Schmitz and Florence Yorks Named in Elyria Justice Case
Henry Schmitz aged 23, a grocer from Amherst, and Florence Yorks aged 21, a clerk from Elyria, are involved in a justice of the peace matter. Proceedings list the couple in a civil matter with authorities untied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmitz
Amherst
Florence Yorks
Elyria
Miss Hickman Held In California Murder Probe
Miss Mary Hickman an 18 year old sister of Edward Hickman is held in Kansas City Missouri for investigation and sanity examination over the Marion Parker murder. Police say she admitted shoplifting clothing under false pretenses and fear she is developing kleptomaniac tendencies. Prosecutors fear the incident could be used to support an insanity plea for the Hickman case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hickman
Edward Hickman
California
Marion Parker
Kansas City
Hickman
Memorial Sunday Visitors and Local Notes in Columbia
Memorial Sunday drew many visitors from Elyria Detroit Grafton Berea and nearby areas to the Columbia area. The report lists dozens of guests and their hometowns along with weekend visits to local residents and events including a high school commencement attendance and a junior class play titled The Second Childhood featuring cast members Blanche Hitchcock DeForest Osborne and others. The Columbia boys and girls band were to perform in Elyria, a postponement noted, and Grange meeting plans with Miss Repha French in charge are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Stanahan
J. M. Rundle
C. BE. Adams
Elyria
Clyde Prindle
Detroit
J. B. Squire
Galion
Walter Baker
Grafton
Barderton
William Hart
Carlisle
Robert Jordon
Ashland
Edna Churchward
Sullivan
Ione Cole
Eaton
Hart Squire
M. J. Adams
Florence Rundle
Roy Osborne
Belle Osborne
Lloyd Stranahan
Berea
Lou Adams
Emery Reisinger
Ben Reisinger
Lydia Richards
Hazel
Dave Jones
Sidney Osborne
Alr
Emil Tiber
Parma
Repha French
Russel Jacquays
Martha Steiner
Sterling, O
Forest Ives
Columbia
Miss Wilcox
Blanche Hitchcock
DeForest Osborne
Margaret Mayer
Virginia Cole
Ross Churchward
Carrol Jones
Roy Dettman
Helen Grills
Percy Richards
Lost City of Onis Believed Found in Mesopotamia
Prof Leroy Waterman reporting from a Toledo Museum of Art and University of Michigan expedition says he has located the lost city of Onis on the banks of the Tigris in Babylonia. He describes six definite cultural levels, a temple site, cemetery, walls, paving and wells uncovered. inscribed stones listing ancient kings and a table of Akshak kings are the notable finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Onis
Leroy Waterman
Blakemore Goodwin
Toledo Museum of Art
Waterman
Museum
University of Michigan
Tigris River
Babylonia
Akshak
Rabbits Used To Protect Cattle In North Dakota
Fargo dispatch reports veterinarians in North Dakota advise farmers on feed safety for cattle amid uncertainty about sweet clover hay and silage. The notice outlines guidance on evaluating feed risks and protecting livestock health.
Rabbits Used to Test Sweet Clover Poisoning Risk
College veterinarians describe a simple test using 3 to 4 tame rabbits to detect sweet clover poisoning in hay or silage. Rabbits show effects sooner than cattle, aiding farmers in judging safety before feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultural College
F. A. Schalk
L. M. Roderick
Cotege
Schalk
Roderick
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YOUNS
Orms
Hevrolet
Chevrolet Company
E. Bridge St
King George's
Sandringham
Uit
Minnute
Haserodt
Coasis
Erodt
Pefect Diamonds
Elyria, Ohio
Alore
Elyrian
Savasyr, Roumania
Mrs. A. Seeley
France
the Johnson Gift Shop
Second St
the National Shoe Store
Broad ST
Baron Jewelry Co
Toudeau
Mayes
Bard Jewelry Co
Miss Hickman
Wassern
Ely
Knickers
UNI
Athlet
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