Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe Remodel Highlights Luxury Interior
Elyria’s Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe, formerly Palace of Sweets, undergoes a remodel costing over 15000. Spero Walasis aims for harmony with new walnut paneling, onyx fountain, Austrian chairs, vitrolite tables, and French mirrors. The venue features chandeliers, special lighting, flowers, and an all day orchestra and musical program for guests.
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Elyria
Blue Bird
Palace of Sweets
Spero Walasis
America
Blue Bird Orchestra
Oloet
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe Opens With Finest Decor
Mr. Robert Lerach announced the Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe opens with top quality furnishings. The floor will be covered in Wilds Battle ship linoleum and the window valance crafted by the shop’s upholstering department. Mabel Johnston formerly of this place and Columbus was buried Monday after a sudden death leaving a husband and four daughters.
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Robert Lerach
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Mabel Johnston
Blue Bird Sweet
Wild
Water Main Requested for Washington Avenue Extension
Dan B. Symons representing J. A. Ely asked the council to lay a water main on a proposed Washington avenue extension. A plat shows the avenue extending north then along the river to Gulf street, opening 2000 feet for paving curbs sewers and a boulevard. He argued increased tax revenue would cover the cost though the city cannot be compelled to install the main. The matter was referred to the water and sewer committee.
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Dan B. Symons
J. A. Ely
Washington Avenue
Gulf Street
Agst
Symons
Precent
Water and Sewer Committee
Decoration Day Observed With Verse and Local Honors
Decoration Day passed off nicely with flowers and ideal weather. Rev. Ryan gave the address and the Columbia boys’ band played. Visitors included Mrs. C W Robinson and Mrs. Milan and daughter from South Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Wallington and Miss Andrews from Cleveland Heights visited Mrs. Len Rowe. Chicken thieves struck, taking 25 from George Wilford and about 25 from A T Buck. Work on a greenhouse reservoir on Butternut ridge in Fields continued.
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Bishop
Kent Tyrell
Earl Rogers
Lucy Terrell
East Clesland
John Bainbridge
George Wilford
A. T. Buck
Judson Bainbridge
Dover
Butternut Ridge
Barney Bislich
Local Guest Visits and Family News in River Road
June 6 River Road notes report social visits including Harton of Lakewood with Dent guests, Belle Bailey with La Porte, Mohler family members and Nina Seeley in Elyria, and Myron Seeley of Battle Creek visiting Alva Seeley. An English court freed three women from jury service due to technical complexity of the case.
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River Road
C. F. Harton
Lakewood
Geo. Dent
Alice Mohler
Frank Jones
Jersey Shore
Charles Seeley
Sandusky
4. Seeley
Belle Bailey
Charlie Hopkins
la Porte
L. J. Mohler
Irving
Belden
Richard Chambers
Nina Seeley
Ely Tia
Fred Tran
Ruth
John Mohler
George Dent
Cleveland
Geo. Roth
Brazee
LaPorte
Myron Seeley
Battle Creek
Mich
Alva Sealey
Rachel Hornby
Elyria
Award Contract for Oberlin Road Bridge
The state awarded to C. C. Robertson & Co. of Columbus the contract to build the new Cottesbrook bridge on the Oberlin Elyria road for 24 893 10. Work will start as soon as materials can be assembled after the existing bridge was condemned by the State.
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C. C. Robertson & Co
Columbus
Cottesbrook
Obertlin-Elyria Road
End of the Russian Soviet Seen by Merkuloff
General M Merkuloff former Russian White leader arrived aboard the Empress of Asia in Victoria British Columbia and predicted the end of the Russian Soviet era next year stating his confidence in the White movement.
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Victoria
B. C
M. Merkuloff
White Army
The
Orient
Hner
Hoggett Named Chief Agriculturist in State Welfare Service
Columbus June 6 State Welfare Director Harper announced the appointment of John T Hoggett of New London as chief agriculturist and horticulturist effective June 16 to succeed E H Sidwell who resigned The position pays 2009 a year
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Columbus
Harper Today
John T. Hoggett
New London
E. H. Sidwell
Stenographer Dies After 8Story Fall In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, Laura Pahl, 30, a stenographer, leapt from an eighth story Bailey Building window and died on the pavement. A note on her typewriter read Forgive me.
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Philadelphia
Bailey
Laura Pahl
Harding Plans Itinerary For Tour This Summer
President Harding reviews plans for a long Western and Alaskan tour at the White House with aides Walter F. Brown Claudius Huston and navy officials arranging details. Clara Phillips remains imprisoned at San Quentin with restricted outdoor recreation due to escape history, warden says no privileges granted recently.
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Washington
Harding
West
Alaska
White House
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
Claudius
Huston
Tennessee
Navy
Clara
San Quentin
Calif
Clara Phillips
James A. Johnston
Ciara
Wayne Knitting Mills Silk and Lisle Hosiery Offerings
A local store promotes honest merchandise and low prices with a large spring and summer display. The carpet and upholstery floor spans 40 by 150 feet, plus a 30 by 100 feet manufacturing room for shades and draperies. New silk hose ranges from $2.00 to $2.25 per pair in multiple colors.
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Wayne Knitting Mills
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SUE Bird Sweet
Lersch
Washington Shriners
McCandless
Shrine, Right
Leonard P. Stewart
Almas Temple
James S. McCandless
Shrine
Oberlin Road Bridge
Lands State Position
H. Theman
Ohio Street
We Moulter Store
BROAD
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Lorain County
New England
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