Yria and Lorain Couples Divorce Case Details
Goffrey Richard of this city seeks a divorce from Marie Richard claiming they were married and that she left him for Cleveland on June 7 after a May 2 trial. He alleges gross neglect and improper conduct including late nights and rides with men. A separate divorce suit against D. Barnes of Lorain began today with similar allegations.
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Goffrey Richard
Marie Richard
Cleveland
D. Barnes
Lorain
Barnes
Shooting of Fireworks Here in City Spurs Early Response
Police report initial fireworks incidents in the city with residents on Mound and Ridge streets alerting at 9:30. Offenders fled before officers reached the scene after premature discharge alarms.
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Mound Set
Ridge Street
Grafton News Brief From June Social and Family News
Mrs. Hutchinson hosted a M B Sunday class meeting at her home on June 12 with thirty five attendees. Reports mention a relic show and a paper on Olden Timers by Miss Robson, plus games and refreshments. Several local residents celebrate births, visits, and moves, including a seven and a half pound son for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Box. Various town families and guests are listed with visits from Akron, Lorain, and Cleveland.
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Mem Grafton
H. Hutchinson
M. B
Buelah Rog
Vera Rosenske
Misa Sy Robson
E. Rollin
Ty Basten
Jorn
Clyde Box
Mother
Ink Blakeslee
Henry Wise, Jr
Albert
Akron
Ralph McClellan
Fred Kilns
J. Weeks
al Stewart
Lorain
Thureday
Fordster
Ir. Frush
B. & O. Railroad
BE. W. Reichard Vis
Thos. Donahue
Stange
Albert Cousins
Clarence Wise
Henry Wise
Marion Pfeiffer
E. H. Wise
M Thompkins
Range
T Bey
J. Buckingham
Jack Liner
Cleveland
Ray Trenchard
Grafton
de Bradley
Litcid
Wm. Bucking 1
LaGrange
Thos. Buckingn
Ir. A Spitzer
Geo. Spitzer
Anna Spitzer Medina
Wim. Buckingham
Ilington
Clyde Bradley
Albert Lee
Bradley
Ralph Bowman
Rotary meet in St Louis scene and local socials
International Rotarians gathered in St Louis for the convention. In Grafton news, lawn party honoring Ray Spieth featured many local youths and families. Widening circle officers elected include Grace McClintock as president and A L Rinehart as vice president.
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ST. Louis
Rotary Meet
Henry Ford rules out 1924 presidential bid
Springfield Mississippi June 18 Henry Ford declares he will not run for the presidency in 1924. The Detroit maker says he is too busy with his own affairs and dismisses name talk as newspaper speculation. He denies Klan ties and jokes about preferring a non wearing outfit.
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Springfield
Mess
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Messachusetts
United States
Mike Krall Convicted in Assault and Battery Case
Mike Krall convicted of assault and battery by a jury last Friday was brought into court this morning. Judge W. B. Thompson fined him $100 and costs and committed him to jail until the fine and costs are paid.
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Mike Krall
W. B. Thompson
Costes
Costa
Another cutting scrape rocks Lorain. victim hospitalized
Pasquale Cescelli is in the hospital with two deep knife wounds after a Sunday night assault in Lorain. The attacker, Vincen Panezzo of 3127 Denver Avenue, returned home to change clothes and was later arrested on Elyria Avenue. the victim is expected to recover.
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Anothe
Lorain
Pasquale Cescelli
Vincen Panezzo
Denver Avenue
Elyria Avenue
Vincent Vincent and Kinship in Detroit Trip Recap
Vincent Vincent and Martin Roberts Jr and bride returned to Detroit Sunday. Lincel McIntire led eight men to Detroit Thursday to bring cars here, driving a Ford to Elyria on Friday. Mr. Lewis and his wife joined sister Mrs. Keasel for a day in West Dover Thursday. Edith Coy faced pneumonia threat this week but improved. Master Raymond Millard is recovering from two weeks of illness. Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church to meet Thursday noon at Mrs. Harvey Machan’s for luncheon. Mrs. Maude Weacott, Mrs. Geo Reese and Mrs. Intire attended a W B A meeting in Lorain Friday evening. Mrs.kh not provided.
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Harvey Machan
Maude Weacott
Geo. Reese
Melntire
Lorain
Khen Trockiey
Akron
Stormer
J. Boyd
Hurlbut
Second Sunday in June designated Children’s Day in 1857
The text notes that the Second Sunday in June was first officially designated as Children’s Day in 1857. It also mentions Mrs Geese, Mrs Geo Langton visiting relatives in Michigan, J Steiner and Alta of Elyria, and Mrs C E Meintire, plus a playful line about the joint of Asia resembling a cat with webbed feet. An oil reserve figure is given as 6 020 000 8000 barrels, about 665 percent of the nation’s supply.
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Geese
Geo. Langton
Michigan
J. Stiener
Alta
Monroe Street
Elyria
C. E. Meintire
Untitled historical note fragment
A fragmentary note references a figure for a year described as three times 1917, with unclear context and missing identifiers. The readable text offers no concrete event, person, organization, or location to ground a full summary.
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Yria
Mies
A. M. Johnson
Peter Shuster
Fly
H. Wise
S. Irs
H. L. Swift
Ima
Ruy Bamrick
Mechanic Street
Frank Cous
Sisses
Donna Rogers
J D Mennell
Farmers’ Club
MK House
Ame
St. Ae
Mon M Hens Nae Ty
Chesley B. Perry
Gheage
Chas
Spieth
Ray
Pauline Schaeffer
Etta Schwan
Blossom Hosier
Ruth Nesbett
Mildred Kline
Ruth Btroskoff
Hazel Klinect
Norma Stoskoff
Wilhelmina Reising
Ruby Starkey
Eva
F. W. Howard
Sylvia West
Guy Durkee
J. Finlayson
B. A. Rothgary
Nellie Wolcott
Cyril Maple
Ohio State University
Fill Galamore
R. E. Terrell
Lee Boise
Vernon Meyne
Raymond Shirley
Vancil Myers
Blantern
Lloyd Zimmerman
Perry Thompson
Harley Brown
North Baltimore
Mae Thompson
Raymond M. Mavens
The
International Rotary Clubs
Chesley RB. Perry
Carmen
Ku Klux Kian
Ford Aait
Ku Klux Klan
Vincent
S. J. George, Taylor & CO
Lorain Co
Bank
Mildred Adam
Baltimore
Rodolfo Valentino
Bea
Miss Adam
Asia
Jon C. Everard
BPS
Cut Price Shoe Store
Elyria, Ohio
Wilton Rugs
Royal Wilton
Ferris
Comfort Charlies
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