Visit With Former Elyrians by Dr Ralph A Ward
Dr Ralph A Ward former Lorain resident and missionary in China visits Lorain area. He studied at Lorain High School and Ohio Wesleyan University and was licensed to preach by Rev G A Reeder. Ward has traveled to China since 1909 and witnessed revolutions. He recently visited Santa Ana meeting J F Burke and family and enjoyed a 45 minute airplane ride delivering newspapers.
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Ralph A. Ward
Lorain
China
G. A. Reeder
Ward
Lorain High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Reeder
Methodist Church
Irip
United States
Death of Mrs Beardsley reported in New London
Mary Humphrey of 344 W Second Street has learned of the death of her aunt Mrs Truthah Beardsley of New London. Mrs Beardsley, aged 84, will be laid to rest at her New London home with funeral services Friday at two o'clock.
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Mary Humphrey
Second Street
Truthah Beardsley
New London
Beardsley
Kenton Woman Owns Four-Legged Duck
Kenton Ohio June 14 A four legged duck hatched near the town two weeks ago is the latest acquisition of Mrs Homer Latimer The unusual bird has the normal pair of legs plus an extra leg growing from each side of its body making it a curious oddity among the ducks in the nearby pond.
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Kenton
Kenton, O
Homer Latimer
Veteran Sandusky politician Charles Dircks dies at 68
Charles J. Dircks 68 veteran Sandusky politician dies at home after brief illness in Sandusky Ohio. He was a longtime candidate for president governor and congress gaining nationwide notice last March when he entered the race on a wet platform advocating liquor delivery. He had been born in Germany and was ruled out of the race.
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Sandusky
Charles J. Dircks
Congress
Dircks
Sanduskian
Germany
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst Dies in London
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, leading British suffrage leader and mother of Sylvia Pankhurst, died today at the West End Nursing Home after several months illness in London.
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Pankhurst
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Sylvia Pankhurst
West End
Money for Lost Daughter In Leeds Probate
John Macauley left eighty five thousand dollars to his daughter who vanished many years ago, under terms of his will filed in Leeds. The disappearance of the heir adds mystery to the probate case as officials record the bequest and await possible contact or further inquiries.
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Leeds
Eng
John Macauley
Riches for Newsboy in Belfast Bequest
Thomas Gallaher left a large bequest to the newsboy who sold him his daily paper in Belfast. The gift reflects the generous gesture from the longtime newspaper buyer toward the vendor who served the local circulation.
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Newsdaoy
Belfast
Thomas Gallaher
Newsboy
Community Notes from Columbia and Nearby Areas
Columbia column reports Mrs Mary Mills and children visiting relatives, census work by L J Sabin, and visits from Mrs E Lauten and Eugene Lauten. Nurses and patients update as Mrs JT Hathaway recovers. Children’s Day exercises planned with Baptist and Methodist churches. Mrs Sophia Dowler operated on in Cleveland. James Miller and family attended a funeral. Outlooks include summer visits from Port Arthur relatives and forthcoming Baptist Mission Circle events. Local civic notes cover Grange meeting, mail carriers election of president, and upcoming Laurin County events.
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Columbia
Mary Mills
Ashland
St . Snell
L J. Sabin
E Lauten
Chicago
John Lauten
Eugene Lauten
Willoughby
Clay Wilmot
Elyria
JT. Hathaway
Baptist Church
Sophia Dowler
West View
Lutheran Hospital
Cleveland
Vloyd Jaquass
Kamms Corners
James Miller
Charlotte Romp
Olmsted
Harley Coulesson
Mary Nontel
Wilhelmina Hales
John
Harley Coweésson
Mia
Warley McCorkle
Port Arthur
Texas
McCorkle
John McCorkle
Porth Arthur
Case School
Baptist Mission Circle
Constance Bartter
Mare Eva Beaumont
Lorain County
Ambherst
JH van Arsdale
Association Grange
Winck Mackey
Margaret Prindle
Five Legged Chicken Owned by Langfeldt Farm
In Lockney Texas a Jer sey Black Giant pullet on Poultry farmer Will iam Langfeldt’s flock displays an extraordinary feature a chicken with five legs. The unusual bird drew curiosity from local residents and farming circles.
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Chuckly Lockney
Tex
William Langfeldt
Local social notes and community events June gathering
Influenza illness kept one at home as Rev C L Doyle and son Frank visited. Families such as Roy Putt and Mrs Doyle shared weekend at the Doyle residence. Children’s Day at Olmsted Falls church featured a woodland pageant and hopeful message. Engagements and bridal events noted for Alma Walker and Gerald Haines. A large Methodist official board meeting discussed July vacation for Rev Mackey. Several visits, travels, and receptions are recorded, including performances, graduations, and church activities across Oberlin and nearby areas.
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C. L. Doyle
Frank
Tiffin
Roy Putt
Doyle
TiMn
Cora Ifills
Olmsted Falls
Lindstrom
Alice Stadden
Cleveland
Jobe Snell
Margaret Prindle
Alma Walker
Gerald Haines
Coshocton
Ohio
Methodist
H. C Bartter
Josephine Miller
J. M Longdon
Gordon Bartter
Baldwin- Wallace College
Helen M Hollocher
John Hollocher
Wescott
East Cleveland
P. T Hathaway
Frank Hollocher
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Prof
Matheny
Berea
Kentucky
Shaw
L . Myers
Gould
North Olmsted
Hathaway
Charles Ives
Ives
Hillshoro
Columbus
Sylvia Ives
Firs
FL Sewing Club
Rose Hoare
Lily Wright
J. H Bastard
Kenneth Postal
Perry Heineman
Wilda
Mildred Heineman
Paul Wyndan
Warren Hughes
A. J. Berndsey
Lakewood
Frances P Mackey
Akron
Mackey
Leonard W. Sayle
Detroit
Long Lake
Mary Robinson
Slater
Lorain
Noisy ban leaves Santiago in hush over city ordinance
In Santiago Chile residents face a quieting city rule that bans factory sirens, merry-go-round music, and street vendor shouts. Phonographs must stop after 11 pm. The ordinance omits any ban on saxophones, leaving one instrument in the clear as the town eyes reduced noise levels.
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Santiago
Chille
Census predicts 1930 count cost at 31 million
The Bureau of Census estimates that the decennial census of 1930 will cost $31,763,000. Last year the United States bought $7,290,838 worth of field seed from Canada.
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Bureau of Census
United States
Canada
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Roberson-Smaath
Smilin
Cies
Chieap
George Taylor & Coo Real Estate & Insurance
Gapitov
Karl Dane
George K. Arthur
Circus
And
Fox News
ALVOL
Madge Bellamy
James Hall
Fox
Dreamland
John Gilbert
Kirby
Mae
Marge
Lisle
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