State Briefs from Bucke. Injuries in Delaware and Indy
State brief reports include James Hopizy in Bucyrus fracturing a rib when the car overturned near Delaware. His brother Frank L Hopkey was unhurt. In Cincinnati Thomas James of Indianapolis, 19, lost both legs below the knees after attempting to board a freight train ending his circus career. Dam construction across the Maumee at Independence is slated to begin within a month with $50,000 appropriated. Stell mach, state engineer, surveys the dam site. Class of 1917 A H B S and friends gathered at the Oster home in Lakewood. George Kelting and Albert Wilford injured when their auto was struck by a Lorain Cleveland bus returning from work.
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Cincinnati
Thomas James
Indianapolis
James
Defiance
Maumee River
Independence
Stellmach
Ead
Lawrence Heckel
Clement Oster
Lakewood
George Kelting
Albert Wilford
Lorain-Cleveland
Elyria High School Union Observed at Fiogh School
June 15 reports Mrs Bor and others attending a student union at the Fiogh school auditorium. Eve Burgett of Seattle visits Lorain family, as residents entertain multiple couples including Kuipper Mittendorf Heckel Cliogsbor n Weiler and Elingsairn.
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Borpeat
Lorain
Reck Heien
Hazel Peak
Herald
Elyria High School
Fiogh School Auditorim
Evee Burgett
Seattie
Rngton
John N Kuipper
Joe Mittendorf
Roy
Louise Heckel
Herman Kliogsborn
James
Lakewood
Joe Weiler
Ed Elingsairn
Wedding at St Marys church ties Avon Lake to Cleveland
A wedding at St Marys church united Florentine Tavissen youngest daughter of Avon Lake residents with Harry Wintonburg of Cleveland Rev Haesster presided. Bride wore white scarf crepe and veil of tule. matron of honor was Leo Hill. bridesmaids wore orchid crepe de chine. A breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home as the couple planned a trip to Pennsylvania.
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Peries
St Joseph's Hospital
Pipes
Avon
Cleveland
Joe Kelling
Julius Kelling
George Keiling
L. A. Wells
Will Gammie
Jane
Scotland
England
Gamme
Lorain
William Barr
Edward Casper
Karp
St. Mary’s Church
Florentine Tavissen
Peter Theissen
Avon Lake
Harry Wintonburg
Haesster
Leo Hill
Little Margaret
Katherine Welsh
Groos
Cornelius Wintonburg
Wintonburg
Pennsylvania
Local residents visit and travel notes from East Amherst
East Amherst residents share weekend visits and arrivals. Roland Foster returns from Miami University. Families including the Fowls, Drusendahs, Decker, Cook, and Henson celebrate or host gatherings. Lilian Whiten returns from Delaware University. Various neighbors spend Sundays with friends and relatives around East Amherst.
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East Amherst
Roland Foster
Miami University
Local visitors call on Pittsfield Griffin family
Mr. and Mrs Peter Spager and Mr. Roland Foster visited the John Watkins family of Pittsfield Sunday afternoon. Other callers included Mr. and Mrs A E Griffin of Lakewood and Mr F E Griffin with Mr and Mrs John Zadmieck of Cleveland. Sr C B Griffin of South Amherst spent the weekend with Jr C B Griffin.
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Jay Fowl
Ruth
Bernice
Merriam
Charles Hasenflne
Drusendah
George Decker
Ve Uain
Mary Smith
Wast Ridge
Cook Home
E H Brucker
Ralph
South Amhers
Lille Henson
Pittsfield
John Wilhelm
Jick
Mattie Hunter
Birmingham
Arthur Whiten
J of Whitem
T.G Griffin
M Homer Schubert
Peter Spager
Roland Foster
John Watkins
A. E. Griffin
Lakewood
F. E. Griffin
John Zadmieck
Cleveland
C. B. Griffin
C. B. Griffin. Sr
South Amherst
C. B. Griffin Jr
Two Killed Two Hunted At Conneaut Crossing
Two men died and two girls were injured when a New York Central freight train demolished the automobile they rode in near Conneaut Ohio. Victims Charles C. Gill 23 and Richard L. Donovan 25, both from Albion Pennsylvania, were killed.
Michigan drives suit to close Detroit Hamtramck resorts
Detroit June 15 fifty injunctions were issued to close resorts in Detroit and Hamtramck, described as the greatest prohibition drive yet against liquor in Michigan by prohibition enforcement agents.
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ASK
Detroit
Hquor
Michigan
Hamtramck
Baldwin’s Rainy Day Engine Pull in Pennsylvania Rail Era
A hundred years ago Baldwin used horses to haul his locomotive on rainy days along the first railroad in Pennsylvania marking early methods of freight and passenger transport amid challenging weather.
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Baldwin
Pennsylvania
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Welsonville
Bugar Creek
Bucyrus
James EK. Hopizy
Frank L Hop Jey
Delaware
Frank L. Hopkey
Mise Irene Gough
S&s
All Good Drug
BSS
Cut Price Shoe Store
Elyria, Ohio
Frank Griffin
Lilian Whiten
Vo Smith
P Cova
Evyria
Mattie Micehket
Brmitscham
Juan Wikelm
Rog Unse
Catherine Saeit Mond
Charles Hascuflues
Venet
Deotas
Middle Avenue
Conneaut Crossing
Akron
Miller Rubber Company
Firestone Company
THE
Elyria Hardware Co
Chronicle-Telegram
I. Wasserman & Co. Tailors and Gents’ Furnishings
East Ave
de. Scholl
DE Scholl
Scholl Affe
Dr. Scholl
Wsy
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
Turner Block
Maxwell
Chalmers
Broad Street
Elyria
Elyria, G
Goodrich
Wcam
Odd Fellows Block
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