Modernizing Century Apartments In Elyria And Cleveland Firms
Six Elyria houses and a Cleveland firm led the remodel of Century Apartments turning the 30 year old units into 1931 model homes on the third floor. J J Mosher of Elyria held the general contract with tasks including room rearrangements new floors and arches. Lumber plumbing wallpaper hardware and shades came from Elyria firms with Fox Duthis and Foose of Cleveland handling redesign work.
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Elyria Business Houses
Cleveland
J. J. Mosher
Elyria
Elyria Lumber Company
James Cather
Jackson Wall Paper Store
Elyria Hardware Company
Lersch and
Emerich
Fox
Magnet test reveals defects in welding rework
A magnet inspection on welded joints identified defects requiring repair. Operators found chipped or cracked areas, prompting corrective welding and quality checks to assure structural integrity.
Murder Near Lima Prompts Arrest Push and Reward
Thelma Woods 17 and Earl Truesdale 20 were slain after leaving a dance. The bodies were found in an abandoned quarry pond near Lima. O J Roush promised early arrests of two of three youth suspects while police pursue their own lead. James May, ex suitor of Woods, likely to be released as believed uninvolved. County officials consider a reward. authorities seek information from questioned persons. The Truesdale burial with full military honors took place at Walnut Grove Cemetery after services in Elisha OME Church. No motive yet determined.
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Lima
O. J. Roush
Allen County
Thelma Woods
Earl Truesdale
Here
Roush
Willis Kipker
James May
Miss Woods
Kipker
Jess Farber
Ernest Bodkin
Young Truesdale
Walnut Grove
Elisa
Joseph Schellhaus
Wapakoneta
Loved Wife Lot But Five Dollars Alimony Bid
Detroit man James P. Robinson opposed paying $5 weekly alimony to his wife Elnora, telling Judge Harry B. Geidan he loved her but not that much. He agreed to a temporary alimony arrangement.
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Detroit
James P. Robinson
Elnora
Harry B. Geidan
Robinson
Columbus Fire Engine House Dilemma Sparks City Council Debate
Columbus Ohio council faces a stalled plan for a new fire engine house as there is no staff or funds to operate it. The decision hinges on securing equipment and budgeting, delaying construction and use.
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Columbus
Jinx Pays Wholesale Visit on Puopolo Tribe
A Boston piece recounts a seven hour span affecting Puopolo family children. At 11:00 a m Angelo aged six was struck by a car and taken to a hospital. At 2:00 p m Antonio aged seven broke an ankle bone. At 6:00 p m Louis aged eight fell from a staging and broke a leg. None had prior accidents.
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Boston
Puopolo
Angelo
Antonio
Louis
HITCH HIKER PERRY WHITE LOSES SATCHEL IN ORCHARD CITY
Perry White, a hitch-hiker in Albany NY, was picked up when his satchel disappeared. Police arrested his benefactors as investigators piece together the odd theft amid a city still wary of disease and hardship.
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Asbany, Orc
Perry White
Foot peddlers on horses in Austin to be taxed
Foot peddlers ride horseback under a new occupation tax law in Texas set to take effect August 22. The text notes that a ship's displacement tonnage refers to actual tons of water displaced, not measurement tons, defining the weight involved by floating displacement.
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Austin
Texas
The ben efit of Clergy readies a meaning aloud
The old English term the ben efit of Clergy referred to the ability to read and write.
Sorority Sells Peanuts to Refill Cortland Treasury
Clionian Sorority at Cortland Normal School turns to peanut vending to raise funds. The piece also notes a medieval church view of itself as the Ship of Salvation and mentions three major American lighthouse engineering triumphs: Tilamok Rock lights off Oregon, Minot's Ledge near Boston, and the Caiston lighthouse at Fourteen Foot Bank off Delaware.
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Cortland, N. Y
Clionian Sorority
Cortland Normal School
Tilamok Rock
Oregon
Minot's Ledge
Boston
Caiston
Delaware
When Oceanographers Probed Deep for Proved Nonexistent Creatures
Oceanographers first ventured into uncharted waters and reported creatures believed not to exist, startling the scientific world by confirming discoveries that contradicted established knowledge. The finding challenged long held beliefs about marine life and sparked renewed exploration across disciplines.
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Science
Surprising pace of science in the last two years
The speaker reflects that despite centuries of civilization and high achievements, science advanced slowly for long. Yet the past two years have likely seen more scientific progress than all previous centuries combined, highlighting a sudden acceleration in discovery and innovation.
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Arreoto
Century Building Company
Lersch-Emerich Co
Middle Ave
Jinx
Kleeby
East River
Elyria, O
Sorority
Dickson
Century Building Co
The
Dickason Electric Co
Washington Avenue
of the Century Building Company
F. W. Woolworth CO
F. W. Woolworth
Broad Street
H. H. Nye
Mer
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