Bonus Army Medical Care Discontinued Amid Patman Debate
Washington reports the sixth Marine Reserve clinic was shut down after treating about 3000 destitute veterans in three weeks. Local hospitals refused more admissions, quarters were unavailable, and Walter Reed housed three veterans on stretchers. House moves to pass Patman bill amid Senate vote.
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Washington
Patman
Sixth Marine Reserve
Don Knowlton
Marine Reserves
District of Columbia
Knowlton
Marine
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Trains Dropped But Mails Not Affected Much
Postmaster R. B. Lersch says changes to trains carrying mail from Elytria’s post office affect dispatching only slightly. Some mail trains were discontinued but schedules were rearranged to keep mail moving promptly, with minor changes overall. The piece notes a separate historical fact about bankrupts in old France wearing green caps.
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Elytria
R. B. Lersch
Faces Sentence In Death Of Son
Howard J. Morris of Geneva faced a sentence of one to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary after being convicted of manslaughter in the death of his 3-year-old son, Howard Jr. He said the child was killed May 21 when it was thrown from his car after rounding a curve. Morris drove away fearing he would be blamed. A common pleas court jury deliberated over 11 hours. Judge Charles R. Sargent planned to hear a motion for a new trial Saturday and rule on sentence then.
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Ashtabula
Howard J. Morris
Geneva
Ohio
Howard Jr
Morris
Common Pleas Court
Charles R. Sargent
Latest Farming Developments Highlight Lorain County Day
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster hosted Lorain County Day with programs for poultry, soils and crops, and forestry. Findings included cannibalism reduction by dark houses, cafeteria feeding guiding nutrition, rotation on clean ground boosting poultry, moisture affecting feathering, lime importance for clover, and potato and fertilizer experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Lorain County
Kiwanis Club Hosts Energetic Inter-Club Talent Show
Elyria welcomed visiting Kiwanians as the local club hosted 900 attendees for the Kiwanis Habilly Minstrel Show directed by Jim Armitage. The 25th annual home talent performance impressed guests with lively songs and jokes, especially the Rangers number by Bob Burns and Junior Armitage.
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Lorain
Berea
Olmsted Falls
Kiwanis
Jim Armitage
Ohio
Jim
Rangers
Big Lee
Bob Burns
Junior Armitages
Bob
Armitage
Elyria
Elyria Club
A. H. West
County proposes detour saves public funds on Route 18
County commissioners urged state highway officials to save money by building a three mile detour instead of an $8,000 temporary bridge near Penfield. They proposed the state buy $2,500 worth of material for a county road to serve as a detour until a permanent bridge is ready. If the state declines, the county will proceed with the road as a necessary link in the system.
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Penfield
Plane crash near Alliance kills Purcell and Ruth Kolb
On June 13 a plane piloted by 30 year old Robert Purcell crashed into a barn near Alliance, burning both occupants beyond recognition. Purcell, a member of the Alliance Flying Club, had five years of flying experience and recently competed in the trans continental air derby. Ruth Kolb, 22, a passenger and distant relative of the Purcell family, also died in the fire.
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Alliance
Robert Purcell
Allance
Ruth Kolb
Purcell
Here
Alliance Flying Club
C. F. Rickard
Alliance Country Club
William Purcell
Alliance Machine Company
Miss Kolb
Purcells
Death Record MARY ELLIZABETH ROBINSON
Mary Ellizabeth Robinson of Mars died at 12 15 this morning at her home after ten weeks illness. Born in West Virginia in 1878 she lived 21 years with her husband Frank A. Robinson and four children James Newark S J Eliiott Lorain Leola Jones and Mary Robinson Elyta. Surviving also include one sister H A Harris Celum four brothers Samuel Hope Pittsburgh Fletcher Hopewell Elshia James Hopewell Shepherstowne Jennings Hopewell Lorain. Funeral arrangements by Sudro Funeral Home. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Mary Ellizabeth Robinson
Elizabeth Robinson
Seventeenth Street
Mrs. Robinson
West Virginia
Frank A. Robinson
James
Newark
S.J
Eliiott
Lorain
Leola Jones
Mary Robinson
Elyta
H. A. Harris
Celum
Samuel Hope
Pittsburgh
Fletcher Hopewell
Elshia
James Hopewell
Shepherstowne
Jennings Hopewell
Sudro
M. E
J. E. Burton
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Obituaries list for Frederick Carpenter Pearl Webb Nora Johnson
Private funeral services for Frederick V. Carpenter are set for 10:30 a.m. Friday at Taylor's Funeral Home following his death at Elyria Clinic. Born July 23, 1875 in Oberon, he was an electrical engineer and leaves two sisters, War ren Thomas of Warren and Mrs Edwin Sutton of Honolulu. Burial in MRS. BERT WEBB. Pearl Webb, 54, died at home after a long illness, survived by husband Webb, three daughters Mrs. Richard Hecock of Middle Ridge, Mrs. Floyd Heimann of Lorain, Ruth Webb at home, one son Thomas Webb of Oklahoma, mother Mrs. Sarah Daniel of Elyria, four brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Mrs. Nora Johnson of LaGrange died at Elyria Clinic, age not stated, born in Ireland August 1, 1875, resident 20 years, member Church of the Assumption at Grafton. Surviving husband Charlee Johnson, brother Ned Mackenary of Cleveland, sister Kata Malone of Cleveland, several nieces and nephews. Body to be moved to late home. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Frederick V. Carpenter
Taylor
Frederick V. Carpenpret
Elyria Clinic
Obero
Warren Thomas
Warren
Ohio
Edwin Sutton
Honolulu
Hawaii
William Muir Auld
Bert Webb
Pearl Webb
Webb
Oyr Helm
Richard Hecock
Middle Ridge
Floyd Heimann
Lorain
Ruth Webs
Thomas Webb
Oklahoma
Sarah Daniel
Elyria
Ralph
Roy
Roland
Penfield Junction
Raymond
Sheffield
Jennie Hammer
George Stevens
Olhie Johnston
LaGrange
Nora Johnson
Johnson
Ireland
Church of the Assumption
Grafton
Charlee Johnson
Ned Mackenary
Cleveland
Kata Malone
Sudro
Canvas Cut From Ice Wagon Covers Near Riverside Court
R H Walton of 655 East River Street reported to police that large strips of canvas were cut from two covers for ice wagons on Riverside Court near his home. He suspects the canvas is being taken to use for a beat.
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R. H. Walton
East River Street
Riverside Court
Bell pleads not guilty to disorderly conduct
Police arrested L. W. Bell of 26 East River Street on a disorderly conduct charge after he refused to state his name. His identity emerged from a billfold in his pocket. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bond pending trial before Mayor W. H. Van Later tomorrow after arrest on East Broad Street.
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L. W. Bell
East River Street
Bell
W. H. van
East Broad Street
Oberlin Girl Scout News and Club Picnic Report
Local Oberlin notes cover Brownie pins, troop members named Lillian Dudley and others becoming real Brownies, with mothers Mrs Yocom and Mrs Gregg praised. Measles pause planned picnic to Girl Scout shack. plus Oberlin club picnic at Hill Cottage with 17 attendees and upcoming host Miss Beckwith.
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Nelle Sanderson
Christman Club
Mitiwanga
Frank Beckwith
Girls Club Has Annual Meeting at Oberlin
The Girls Hi-Y Club of Oberlin held its annual meeting at the Hi-Q-Hi tea rooms after a dinner, naming officers for the next year led by President Jean Kelly and Vice President Virginia Richardson, with Marilyn Weber as secretary and Ruth Dale as treasurer. Mrs Warner and Miss Ellen Birney spoke on theirHi-Y advisory roles and enjoyed the year's work with the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Christine Alexander
Jean Kelly
Yrey
Virginia Hichardson
Marilyn Weber
Ruth Dale
Warner
Ellen Birney
Violin Contest Winners Named at Junior Conservatory
The annual junior department violin contest at the conservatory concluded with Rive Hall Bernesis Young winning first place and Abs. Ud. C. aimmerman second. In the boys division George Jackson took first, William McCarthy second.
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Conservatory
Rive Hall
Bernesis Young
Hh. Rouns
Orst
Abs. Ud. C. Aimmerman
Eorge Jackson
A F. Jackson
Wiliam McCarthy
Watch vanished in Paradise tale from Jim Armitage
A rambling reminiscence recounts the loss of a wristwatch bearing the inscription Jim Armitage. The author recalls 1920s celebrations, a search through Broad Street, and asks readers to return the item to Paradise, Phillips, or Telegram staff, offering a reward.
Wise sayings and a kind word endure in memory
A short adage notes that Wise sayings often fade yet a single kind word leaves a lasting impression. It reflects on the value of kindness over harsh speech and the enduring impact of gentle, positive communication.
Court Actions Including Debts and Divorces in Elyria District
In And About The Court House Wiscassett Mills Company sues Elyria Dry Goods Company for 455 on account. I J Fulton files suit against Fabian Klein for 1927 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage sought. Harvey Curtis sues for divorce from Lillian Curtis alleging fault. Breta M Gilbert sues Harriet K Gilbert for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty. marriages in 1926 and 1925 with one child each.
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Wiscassett Mills Company
Elyria Dry Goods Company
I. J. Fulton
American Savings and Banking Company
Fabian & Klein Et al
Harvey Curtis
Elyria
Lillian Curtis
New York
Breta M. Gilbert
Harriet K. Gilbert
Avon, O
Troxel Sues Colson Stores Co for Receiver and $3021
A suit filed in common pleas court asks for the appointment of a receiver for Colson Stores Co. and seeks judgment of 3021 dollars and 99 cents. The petition also seeks judgment against Colson Cincinnati Company, owned by Colson Stores Co., as described in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colson Stores Company
Common Pleas
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Colson Cincinnati Company
Mrs Morrow and children sail for Europe
New York June 15 Mrs Dwight Morrow Constance and Dwight Jr sailed for England aboard the Europa after a guard escort. They planned to visit Elizabeth Morrow in England as Violet Sharpe the Englewood servant who died after questions in the Lindbergh case was to be buried today. The Lindbergh baby’s grandmother and Anne Morrow Lindbergh remain at Englewood. The maid’s death is to be investigated by Edward H G Shepherd acting consul general of Great Britain in New York.
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New York
Dwight Morrow
Constance and
Dwight, Jr
England
Europa
Morrows
Elizabeth Morrow
Englewood
Violet Sharpe
Lindbergh
Miss Sharpe
Edward H. G. Shepherd
Great Britain
Amherst Grange Meets Amherst for Grange Hall Meeting
A Hickory Tree Grange gathering at the Grange hall drew a fair attendance. After the business session a lecture program featured songs, readings, and a flag etiquette segment led by Oliver Kolbe. The next meeting in two weeks will feature Ridgeville Juvenile Grange members.
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Grange
Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Rouy
Oliver Kolbe
Intermediary League Meets at St Peter's Church Parlor
The Inter mediate League held its final summer recess meeting at St Peter's Evangelical church on Tuesday evening. After opening with songs and readings, the routine business followed and lunch was served to twenty members by Willis Stiwald and James Ehrman.
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League
Intermediate League
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Asembly
Lorothea Ernst
Willis Stiwald
Edgar Guess
Elmer Smith
Assembly
James Ehrman
Needlecraft Club
Wm. Wilker
North Main Street
Kings' Daughters
St. Peter’s Evangelical Sunday School
C. H. Ernst
R. L. Menz
Goldie Gray
Vermillion-on-the-Lake
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Esther Joseph
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Methodist Sunday School Board
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Ben Zilch
Menz
Spring Street
Lorain
First Evangilical Church
Katherine Kuhn
Dewey Road
Joseph Kovach
Church Street
Circle No. 1
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Cleveland Markets Hogs Cattle and Produce Report
Market report from Cleveland shows hogs at 160-240 lb. range about $4.00, sows around $2.50, and grassers steady to weak while feeders and cows mixed. Calves, sheep, and produce prices listed with butter, poultry, potatoes, and regional farm market items across Ohio and nearby areas.
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Cleveland
Ofc
Maine
Wellington Recital Highlights Class Progress and Awards
Mrs Burt Curtice hosted a Wellington piano class recital at her home with mothers and friends as guests. The program featured beginner pieces by Aretha Friend Wanda Coats and others, year one and year two students, and certificates awarded to Lois Breyley Mary Mariette Hazel Fya Alma Jewett for first year, and Lois Breyley for second year. Ice cream and cake concluded the event.
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Wellington
Burt Curtice
Aretha Friend
John M. Williams
Wanda Coats
Low
Bertha Brumby
Mrs. Curtice
Williams
Yavanka Zubrick
Betty Jean Page
Treva Hill Hawk
Curtice
Low Breyley
Mary Mariette
Hazel Fya
Alma Jewett
Lois Breyley
Bureau To Probe Autos Found In Quarry
Sheriff Clarence Adams announced an inquiry by the Automobile Protection and Information Bureau into three cars driven into the abandoned Columbia township quarry. State license records provided owners’ names of three of five recovered cars, and the bureau will review possible insurance fraud tied to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Columbia Township
Automobile Protection and Information Bureau
Clarence Adams
State License Department
Adams
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Bonus Army
Union Station
Helick
Pulaski
Tenn
Senate
House
Old
France
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
Western Reserve
Caugh
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Profssor
H. A. Yoats
Middlefield
Mas
Graduate School of Theology
Youtz
Philosophy of Religion
Rosa M. Dean
California
Gberlin
Cyril Markham
Buffalo
T. B. Grant
East College Street
Harold Richie
Williamsport
Obserhu
Oberlin Conservatory
Mt. Laurel
Girl Scouts
Mary Gaycer
Leslie E. Frost
Richard and Lee
Pitts
Pease
Andresg
College Stree
Maxfield Pease
David Moser
M. A Haughton
Oberlin Inn
Legion Auxeliary
American Legion Auxiliary
J. B. Moore
South Main Street
Lotus Parsons
Byars
P. H. Baxter
Hazel Hipp
Bridge
Parsons
Harver Frait
Regaler Girl Legal Court of Awards
Marilyn Hipp
Sarah Jean Jones
Barbara Lester
Jin
Phil
Glade
Paradise
Harry Robinson
Harry
Earl Bell
John
Broad Street
Phillips
George
Stenkard
Colson Stores CO
Mir
F. J. Hubbard
Grace
Robert Patterson
Columbus
Ohio State University
Robert Hubbard
Mabel Walker
Laka Street
Severance Hall
Excelsiorbldg
Western Reserve University
Suouth Amherst
Brother‘hood
Brotherhood of St
Missionary Society of St
Hospital
George Super
Concordia Club
St. Paul’s
Lutherian Church
Miss
Calliflower
Rash Sabie
Boston
Best
Berres
Chile
TLEMP
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Avon, Gauten
Chicago
Aline Yovauar
Brothers
Department of
Idaho
North Carolina
John Barber
Arthur Mason
Hilda
Eber Vincent
Leon Witbeck
Nellie Markham
Jor Beal
Forestry Department
Christine Smith
Lettie Hawk
William Bennett
Claire Hill
Bobbie Sutlis
Sunshine
Methodist Sunday School
Mary Knapp
Wagner's Grove
Geo. BR. Allen & Sons Insurance
Alfred T. Mahan
16Th & Middle
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
ACME
The
O’donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Court Street
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