Worthy effort: Elyria Choral Society concert
Friday June 10 1927 reports a forthcoming Elyria Choral Society concert at the Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday. The piece champions a permanent mixed chorus as a city enterprise open to all, praising democratic inclusion and high musical standards. It also notes the Musical Arts Society and City park band concerts as key musical life factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Choral Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Musical Arts Society
Temperance Union President Criticizes Lindbergh Beer Note in Germany
Mrs Ella A Boole head of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union condemns Chamberlin and Levine for requesting beer in Germany. She contrasts with Lindbergh, says Americans should respect the Jolstead Act and promote education to deepen belief in prohibition while acknowledging civil respect for those who follow the law abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
Levine
Germany
Ella A. Boole
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Lindbergh
Germanys
United States
Mr. Chamberlin
Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Planned air race sparks cross Atlantic concerns
The piece notes an August 1 plan for a San Francisco to somewhere air race. It discusses dangers of missing the Islands and the challenge of a trans Atlantic flight aided by northeast trade winds. It emphasizes the risk of wasting fuel while searching for land if diverted off course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eloping Genealogy Reveals Family Habit Across Generations
A Manhattan family history reveals a pattern of elopement spanning generations. An eighteen year old girl wed the young man after a year of engagement, while records show the father mother and even the grandfather previously eloped with the grandmother, suggesting a longstanding family practice with unclear rules for future couplings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattai
Anniversaries and events marking 1861 to 1910 milestones
Yesterday and today showcase notable anniversaries from 1861 to 1910 including Garrick's last stage appearance and Dix's nurse appointment. Mentions include Grant's 875th executive Oregon order, McKinley not seeking a third term, Taft honoring Wright brothers, and 1901 Moratorium on term limits. Also noted are today’s births, upcoming conventions, and Washington welcome for Lindbergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Garrick
Dorothea
Dix
Grant
Oregon
Snake Tiver
Teicentepart
Camoens
Ene Gal
W. J. Paurose
Butte
Montana
McKinley
iWrecht Brothers
Taft
New York
W. H. Felten
Tasted Stairs Senate
DeKale County
Carolyne Hravard
Welleslr Lege
Peace Dale
KRL
Francis X. Bushman
Norfolk
Lo J
Frederick A. Cook
Sullivan Country
Two Hundred Years Ago Today Aged Figures Remembered
A fragmentary notice recalls historic anniversaries including George I of the Hanoverian line and the first English era. The Chicago Tribute marks events from two centuries past with brief mentions of notable figures and milestones in public life and marriage anniversaries.
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George 1
Enelish
Bing
Chicago
Ti Felton
Toder
United States
Barle RL
Mariela
Texas
Tadaz
Fragmentary Local Report Hints at Domestic Trouble
Disjointed OCR yields mention of ABE MARTIN and Vanderhilt figures with a woman’s remark about a missing partner. The jumbled text indicates a domestic disturbance motif overheard or witnessed, with unclear surrounding details and names.
Poems I Love Corryineela by Moira O Nedil
A reflective tribute on Celtic song and Irish longing. The speaker praises Wiss O Neale and laments history’s sorrowful backdrop, pairing imagery of Ireland with nostalgia for Corrimeela and the Leary river. The piece weaves homesickness, disillusion, and yearning for home through folkly dialogue and vivid rural scenes.
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Corryineela
Moira O' Nedil
Fuitterness
Ireland
Wiss O'Neal
Scuffle Sparks in Office Heats Up Between Attacker and Defender
A disruptive confrontation unfolds as the aggressor vows constant scuffles, taunting by catching or twisting ears and disregarding order. The urgent challenge is claimed to be ongoing, with no one safe from interference, whether at home or on the street, as attempts to wrestle and cause chaos continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Ben L. H
M. CC
J.T
Inquirer
Hypocrisy in Politics Critiqued by Ex Senator Wadsworth
Ex senator James Wadsworth Jr of Mount Morris denounces political hypocrisy and the corrupt use of money. He argues for government integrity and warns against public proscriptions hidden by private actions, urging vigilance against intellectual corruption and misleading politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Newark
James Welcott Wadsword Jr
Geneseo
Mount Morris
N.Y
New York Assembly
United States
New York
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
James W. Wadsworth
Wes
Elyria Note on World War I Draft and Bonds Drive
Elyria reports show 2270 men registered for overseas service as part of national conscription with an estimated 5850 registered in the county Myron T Herrick addresses the Chamber of Commerce ahead of a Liberty Bond drive Ninety two Elyria High seniors receive diplomas Nathaniel Butler delivers commencement address A train collision death toll stands at eight Auton club protests a city speed ordinance as written
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Myron T. Herrich
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria High School
Nathaniel Butler
Cleveland and Southwestern
Middle Avenue
Auton Club
Pork and diet guidance from Dr Frank McCoy column
A health column debunks pork being poisonous and explains that ham and pork must be cooked thoroughly. It covers best smoking methods, fat content, and notes Virginia ham as a lean option. It offers reader questions on eye health digestion liver and jaundice with diet advice, plus guidance on fruit pairings with meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
Virginia
J R
Town event features mock council and diploma day
A senior class event includes a mock council meeting budgeting 160000 to finance a town shell, a debate on English literature decline, and senior orations on Shakespeare and engineering progress. Diplomas are presented at the close of the second evening amid campus celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Unius
Gisat
Strawberry prices and fruit prospects in Elsmia 1892
85 years ago in 1892 Elsmia sold good strawberries for 12 cents a quart. Prospects for an abundant fruit crop were strong. The city marshal planned rounds to compel property owners to cut grass in front of homes under a city ordinance. A Grand Bicycle Race to Ridgeville and back was announced for month end with local merchants offering $100 in prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsmia
Marsha
Ridgeville
Winter Prize Aimed If He Completes Ten Mile Run
A special prize is offered if he finishes the ten mile course in under forty five minutes.
Monument plans and a book agent in town in 1882
A book agent is canvassing the town while a strong interest grows in the proposed soldiers monument for the city. The graduating class this year numbers nineteen, a sizable figure for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahnstvea
Fire company hose shortage forces practice note
The Eighth Street Hose Company lacked sufficient hose during a Monday night practice. Inspectors found the supply insufficient to reach from the plugs on the avenue to homes midway between the streets, indicating a problem with coverage during operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street Hoses Company
Brighton class of 1924 shower for Sire Treva Phillips Nestor
Brighton High School classmates and friends gathered Friday June 3 at Pittsfeld home to honor Sire Treva Phillips Nestor with a miscellaneous shower. About 40 attendees included relatives, and gifts were opened by the honoree. The community notes include visits, club meetings, and local remarks on MISSISSIPPI relief fundraiser.
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Brighton
Brighton High School
Sire
Treva Phillips Nestor
Pittsfeld
Nestor
William Myers
Ralph
Brr
T. M. Sells
Nova
A. L. Garger
Newark
C. Winemil§er
Wellington
Mfr
den Goss
W. CT
Congregational Church
Manerts Kinner
Macetjte Kinney Erma
Angest
T_J. Sheldor
Oberlin Hospital
W_ FM S
Arthur Jones
Hex Rowell
Dwight Seeley
LeRoy
Will Bursely
Mary Peasley
Whitefor
Ls Ferry
Forest Matcham
John Brumby
Bipton
Lena Dirlam
Pitsfield
Misses Paddock
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyvia
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. Chudxutt
Manzerr
Elytia
Staite
Ohio
Robert E Ward
Wabash Ave
New Fore
Philadelphia
New England Association of Commercial Secretaries
Portland
Savannahs
South
Washington
Memphis
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah State Bankers Association
Dodge City
Kas
Unitted Commercial Travelers of
Kansas
Utica
New York Association of Giuevis
Okla
United Commercial Travelers of Oklahoma
Abe Martin
Alenz
Vanderhilts
Plum
Lark Bay
Corrimesia
England
Tibher
Mossoon
Collewn
Sari
Cerrymeria
Andy Feelan
The
Chicago Originels
Bell Team 75
Higins
Henof
Slav
Beard Bill
Elyria, O
DIAL
Flyria HarDwAre
Brighton Mes
Biffon
Teould
Electrical Service
RADIO
Elyria Superior Electric
Broad Street
Doe
Rams
Brenner
BIG Shoe Sale
Brenner’s Shoe Store
West Broad
Odd Fellows Bldg
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