The Great Air Robbery at the American Theatre
Universal photodrama features Lt. Locklear and Francelia Billington in a night landing sequence at the Universal flying field. The cast includes Ray Ripley, Carmel Phillips, and May Forrest as the audience watches the aerial heist drama. The Great Air Robbery opens at the American theatre tomorrow.
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O.1 Locklear
Francelia Billingington
Birdman
Ray Ripley
Carmel Phillips
Alay Forrest
Epidemic Threat Hits Wheat and Oat Crops
Reports to the county agent and state agricultural headquarters indicate the wheat and oat crops in Columbia have both been struck by an epidemic, with a backward season causing a heavy workload for farmers to plant and harvest in a short window.
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Columbia
Local Social News and Alumni Events Highlight Elyria Week
May events and Sunday visits outline the social calendar with graduates, traveling relatives, and church observances. Alumni banquet, Eastern Star inspection, and gatherings from Elyria to Oberlin mark a bustling community week.
Nature's Remedy Adverts Digestive Health Claim
An advertisement urges readers to try Nature's Remedy to strengthen digestive and eliminative organs as a better alternative to laxatives. It promotes a health product with bold claims about natural efficacy and relief.
Minstrel Show Draws Full House at Rialto
A capacity audience attended A. G. Field's Minstrela at Rialto theatre last evening. The performance featured harmonious singing, striking costumes, and original jokes with steady audience laughter and applause. Stone cutters in Amherst received a wage increase from 85 cents to one dollar per hour.
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Rialto Theatre
Field
Amherst
Osteopathic Physician Of. C. E. Brodegk In City Address
Osteopathic physician Of. C. E. Brodegk listed with phone 2337503 and address on East Avenue appears in a local directory snippet.
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Alarm Clock Andy at Colonial Next Week
Agnes C. Houston the youngest writer on the Thomas Incercenaria staff wrote Charles Ray's new photoplay Alarm Clock Andy coming to the Colonial theatre next Sunday Monday and Tuesday. George Decker and Theodore Grills attended an evangelistic meeting in Lorain Tuesday evening. Ollie Minnich and family visited Father Mandeville and family at Columbia Station Sunday. W E Behrendt bought a Key Buick. Harry Bemis of Cleveland vacationed with Ed Pember and family. Wm Shauver of Amherst visited cousin J Shauver Sunday. Mrs Etta Brown and son Stanley held a family reunion with Harvey Brown and family of Elyria and Harry Brown and parents of Cleveland and Eva Gaudern and Grace of Elyria. West Ridge school to host a pie social Thursday evening. Carl Fowl and his wife visited the latters' parents Frank and Baus Sunday.
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Colonial Theatre
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Lorain
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Father Mandeville
Columbia Station
W. EE. Behrendt
Harry Bemis
Cleveland
Ed. Pember
Wm. Shauver
Amherst
J. Shauver
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Stanley
Harvey Brown
Elyria
Harry Brown
Eva Gaudern
Grace
West Ridge
Carl Fowl
Frank Baus
Unday
Fred Lottman
Minnesota
Herbert Mason
A. W. Mason
Our Ridge
Erwin Squire
Charles Fowl
J. C. Standen
Fredora Johnston
Miss Behrendt
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Will Gleason
John Hahn
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Louie Spiegelberg
Henry Shauver
George. Decker
H. H. Drusendahl
Thede Grills
BO Pope
Bo Pember
Albert
Swartz
Charles Swartz
W. E. Behrendt
Wm. Bangs
Murray Ridge
Bané
Irwin Eldred
Miss Hopkins
Herman Albrecht
James Baumhardt
Brownhelm
J.-C.standen
West Ridge Social News and Farm Activities
In West Ridge on May 11 farmers prepared ground for oats and gardens. Visitors included Fred Lottman and Minnesota relatives, Herbert Mason and Lorain relatives, and many neighbors at various calls. Local events featured a funeral in Elyria, guests at homes along Murray Ridge, and a Ladies' Aid gathering with proceeds of 1.86 dollars.
Smiths Head List of Names in U S Army Regiments
Washington records show surnames dominating unit rosters with Smiths forming 15 regiments, Johnsons 11 more, Browns eight, Williams Jones and Millers over seven each. Bureau of War Risk Insurance indexes list 4,622,429 former service men and note Anderson and Davis families with over five regiments each, plus Wilsons Moores and Taylors with four apiece.
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Browns
Williams, Jones and Millers
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
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Davis
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Farmer's Handicapped by Farm Labor Shortage
The farming community spent the recent mild spell plowing preparing land and planting crops, notably gardens. A LaGrange farmer says many farmers cannot hire help at any price with wages offered from 60 to 75 dollars per month.
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Weather and Pears Report Confusing Fragment
A fragmented weather note mentions pears and a stray phrase about travel and timing. The readable portion offers no clear forecast or location details, leaving the item ambiguous and non-specific.
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