Harding Back in Tome Town for Two Days
President elect Harding returns to Marion for a two day visit before heading to Washington for inauguration. He and Mrs Harding breakfast with Dr Sawyer, visit Harding’s father, and plan a conference with General Leonard Wood on possible postings in the Far East. A cabinet slate and inaugural address are in progress as the trip continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
Marion
Harding
W. G
Warren
Washington
Florida
Senator
Senator Harding
Leonard Wood
Philippine Islands
General Wood
University of Pennsylvania
Philippines
Far East
Tokio
Pekin
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Capitol
Campaign spending in 1920 presidential race tops ten million
The 1920 presidential campaign cost over 10.25 million dollars, Senate committee chair William S. Kenyon reporting. The Republican Party accounted for about 8.11 million, the Democratic Party for about 2.24 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bart Campbelt
International News Services
Washington
Mar
Republican
Democratic
Senate Io
William S Ken. You
Iowa
Senate
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Should Pastor's Son Learn to Dance
International News Service reports from Chicago on March 7 about Rev H F Waring sending his 13 year old son to dancing school. The Berwin Baptist church is divided over whether a minister's son should partake in earthly amusements. Some congregants oppose while supporters defend the boy's participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Berwin Baptist Church
H. F. Waring
Henry
Pastor Waring
Treasury Chief Delays Release Of Foreign Loan Papers
March 3 news from Washington reports Secretary Houston refused to deliver official documents on foreign loans. He says papers are in Colby hands for public release decision. Critics in the Senate Judiciary Committee press for production. A special meeting to compel disclosure was set by Senator Knute Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Senate Judiciary Committee
Secreary
Colby
Reed
Missouri
Cummins
Iowa
Treasury Department
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Secretary of State
Nelson
Husband on Wife Under Mansfield Tragedy
Nicholas Schaefer fifty nine was shot and killed by his wife Mary F Schaefer in Mansfield early this morning. She is under arrest but no charge will be placed as coroner LeBarre notes the couple had argued and Schaefer slept when the fatal shot was fired. He had told friends he hated to go home due to trouble over money owed to man Smith, son from a former marriage. The couple had twenty years of marriage and one daughter together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Nicholas Schaefer
Msatanth
Mary F. Schaefer
Schaefer
Herman Smith
Smith
Rudolph Pfieffer
Belden
Old Ladies Home
Second Street
West Avenue
Elyria
Mamie Henry
Roger Clapp
Grafton
John 1 Grant
First Congregational Church
Mr. Clapp
L. Clapp
Dallas
Tex
Alfred Cousins
Julia Dowdell
B. B. Spieth
Erhart
Francis Ody
Cleveland
Dwight Bartlett
Harold Biggs
Steve Remisef
Lee Hughes
Strongville
Ed Maple Fred Smith
Hattie
Nettie Tran
William Barchard
Dwight Wilson
Mary Tran
Mary Wildentsim
Julius Sheldon
River, Road
W. H. Hitchcock
W.H. Merriam
W.C T. U
Walter Baker
Haskell
Oberlin
Miss Haskell
Bulgaria
United States
Hagbil
Glenn Rogers
Union
C. C. Wilson
W. F. Holcomb
Hudson
Alma McCormick
Ohio Messenger
Free Coal If You Dig It Yourself
Free coal is advertised for locals in Flushing with a note from the International News Service promising coal at no cost to anyone who digs it themselves. The brief item highlights a communal aid offer and hints at distribution details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Flushing
March
Coal vein aids Morristown road grading effort
Contractors grading the Morristown State road struck a coal vein. When winter halted work they offered to supply coal to those who would dig it. The offered digging progressed work and helped complete the road grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eare
Morristown
Supreme Court Grants Federal Jurisdiction in Toledo Trust Case
March 1 The United States Supreme Court ruled that the Ohio federal court has jurisdiction in the receivership of the Toledo Saint Louis and Western Haulway Company to hear a complaint against the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company holder of the Toledo bonds. The Rock Island Company petition for an injunction to stop Ohio court from proceeding was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Ohio Federal Court
Toledo, St. Louis and Western Haulway Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Toledo Company
Rock Island Company
Miss Ruth Hamlin Visits Carlisle Friends and Club
Carlisle notices a Tuesday gathering with Mrs. Dever Reynolds as Ruth Hamlin of Elyria visits. The Tri U Club met at Mrs. Fred Smith’s LaGrange home with about 19 ladies, new officers chosen, and more neighborhood calls and visits noted across Elyria, Wellington, Shiloh, and LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broughton
Lois Schrader
Tri U Club
Fred Smith
LaGrange Washington
Donahue
Minnie Clapp
Eva Rowlands
Tottie Opher
Lota Wetgeris
LaGrange
Local residents host visitors and weekend gatherings
Henrietta and surrounding areas report a weekend of visits and social events. Elyria shoppers Sip Battenhouse and Mrs Unger came Thursday. Dr Lacey of Oberlin joined HS Coates for Sunday. Frances Kelly hosted at Oberlin, while Michigan visitors Mr and Mrs Gy Champney stayed with L M Kelly. Wakeman’s H D Peabody spent Saturday night with daughter Mrs Don Watson and visited relatives Sunday. R E Dunlap and daughter of Oberlin were at Wm Iame’s home. Alfred Schott celebrated his birthday party Saturday. R Vetter visited Birmingham relatives Sunday. Max Coates of Oberlin spent the weekend at home. A number attended the Epworth league convention among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menrietta
Smith
Elyria
Sip Battenhouse
Mrs Unger
Dr Lacey
Oberlin
HS Coates
Frances Kelly
Gy Champney
Michigan
L. M. Kelly H. D. Peabody
Wakeman
Don Watson
R. E.dunlap
Austin Iame
Alfred Schott
R. Vetter
Birmingham
Max Coates
Epworth League
LaGrange Bank Report and Local Community Happenings
The LaGrange People's Bank report shows totals for loans, deposits, and capital as of February 21 1921 with assets around 200 000 including real estate and securities. Local society notes cover weddings visits and social events including a Nice wedding at the Old Ladies Home Miss Mamie Henry weds Roger Clapp and community reports from Elyria and nearby towns.
Local Grafton and Elyria Scene Featured in News
Numerous visits and social events fill the week from Oberlin to Elyria and Grafton. Notables include Mr and Mrs Leon Cutrier of Elyria, visits with H Coates and family, and dances, meetings, and church talks at Taylor's Hall and M E church. Local agents, sap flow, and farm bureau plans appear alongside several family visits, a surprise party, and a funeral for Mrs Tran aged 84.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tome Town
Govfflernor General
Secretary OF Navy
Devil Dog
Edwin Denby
Detroit
Navy
Denby
Congress
House Committee On Naval Affairs
U. S. Marine Corps
Marines
Paris Island
S. C
Houston Balks
Lic
Federal
Carlisle
Henrietta
the People’s Bank Co
State of
Ohio
Igzt
Resolwe
Pee Wee Ee
Cpio
Jom, Starr
State OF Ohio
Mra
Warnauday
Dewey Aldrich
Otto Guyeska
Otto Kely
Leon Cutrier
Relatves
Effie McCotter
Kipton
Coates
Harley Telford
New Oberlin
The
Grange
Farm Bureau
Lgea
Mr Rogers
Wm. Erro
Seymour Leimbach
G . Andrews
Elyma
Taylor's Hall
Arthur Lawson
Henry Andrews
W. C. Parks
Ed Harder
M. E. Church
Asaph R. Jones
G. H. Trenchard
Harry Spieth
Friends
Taylors Hall
A. RE. Shephard
Frank Ward
Lacey Wessell
Harold Biges
Marjorie Bothwell
Roger Kinter
William Gaines
Evelyn Andrews
Marie Durkes
Freda Yorktehi
Misa Pearl Woodings
Irena Myers
Gertrude Durkee
Freda Yorkoski
Mildred Bartlett
Marie Durkee
Marie Fredens
Lucing Bartlett
Russell Dickason
Domenic Smith
Albert Robingon
John Orvis
Chester
John Mareng
Clare Nea Woodings
Earl Tibler
Claude Box
Stella Schilliman
George Benzing
Joe Robson
Wm. Buckingham Jr
Frank Cook
Frank Honey
Butserniut Ridge
Vera Williamson
Mariel
Viaitora
Neadiecraft Club
A. Guyeaka
John Clark
Ralph Hoffman
Haven Tite
Rachael
Vern Cornish
Eugene
Elizabeth Cousins
Philathea
M. QW
A. Ryder
Tre Pomona Grange
L. D. Gibson
Perry Ryder
Ann Arbor
Mich
Marvin
Gross
M. Moore
Edith Reichard
W. Holcomb
C. S&c. Railway
Philip Hess
Robert Berger
Reichard
Congregational Church
M. E
I. O. O. F. Hall
Willie Spitzer
Chatham
Will Hastings
la Grange
David Woodings
Five Hundred Club
Harder
Jolly Pedro Club
C. L. Worthington City Taxi Co
O’donnell’s
Holland Furnaces
Holland Furnace CO
Ind St
Peru
Ditmas. Service
Oldsmobile
Lorain County
Dunn Motor Sales CO
Opera House
Elyria, O
Fostoria
Ed L. Lepper
Norwalk
Citizen’s Gas
the Canfield
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!