Formal opening of Final National Bank Building Elyria
The First National Bank opens its new Cheapside building tomorrow after noon to mark 58 years since its founding. A reception runs 2 to 6 and 7 to 9, visitors tour the quarters, with an orchestra, souvenirs, and an old safe on display. Officials describe the clerical spaces, auditorium style directors room, private offices, mahogany finishes, and maps case. The bank, founded in 1863, is a Federal Reserve member.
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Elyria
First National Bank
Cheapside
H. A Hague
Ely
Ely Block
Bank
W S. Miller
A L Stark
R B Lerach
S H Squire
William Stark
Federal Reserve System
Brownhelm Station Social Notes and Visits
Brownhelm Station March reports a sequence of visits and calls. Wm Nuhn and family from Loon guests of his parents. West Park relatives visited. Mrs L Sehacht of Oberlin called on friends. B Helter of Vermilion stayed with Leimbach family. Elizabeth McClure of Columbus visiting. Emmerich and Solt visited Canton. Philip Bachman visited Amherst. Norah Nagle visiting Cleveland relatives. Celia Nagle visiting relatives in Cleveland. Elizabeth Bachman improving after illness. Wm Emmerich and Carmen spent time with G B Emmerich in Sandusky. Mrs Henry Brill, recovering from illness, returns home after stay in Lorain.
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Brownhelm Station
Wm. Nuhn
Lo-on
John Nuhn
Anna Busch
Helen
Wm. Busch
West Park
L Sehacht
Oberlin
B. Helter
Vermilion
C Q. Leimbach
Elizabeth McClure
Columbus
Anna Lutz A. Emmerich
W. Solt
Canton
Philip Bachman
Amherst
Norah Nagle
Cleveland
John Nagle
Celia Nagle
Elizabeth Bachman
Wm. Emmerich
Carmen
G. B. Emmerich
Sandusky
Henry Brill
A. Kellie
Lorain
First Cabinet Meeting Planned for Harding Era
Washington dispatch reports the new administration schedules its first cabinet meeting for 11 a.m. tomorrow with Vice President Coolidge invited. President Harding met with Secretary Hughes on Panama Costa Rican issues as a stream of lawmakers visited the White House to seek appointments and offer recommendations.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
White House
Harding
Coolidge
Charles Hughes
Hughes
Soma
George Chamberlain
Oregon
Waa
Chamberlain
New Shipping Board
Senate
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Kirby and Robinson
Aransas
President to Decide Date for New Congress Session
Washington March 8 President Harding will decide the date for the special session of Congress before tomorrow after informing Senator Underwood minority leader of Alabama. Underwood says the new Congress may progress faster with a short rest and the session may not begin until early April.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Local Social and Community Notes From Grafton
Grafton residents host and visit neighbors with dinners and weekend calls. Elyria visitors include Mr and Mrs Howie and Mr Dickison en route to Cleveland. A Missionary meeting at M B H Church drew delegates from Wellington Penfield Elyria and Grafton.
Brighton social notes and school contest for March
Brighton residents attend a March evening of entertainment hosted by Stanley Storrow. The W T A gathers March 8 at Mrs. Carris Gill home. District teachers meet in Wellington. J W Grean visits in Pittsfield. Choir practice and church board meeting set for midweek. Bright on public schools host an oratorical contest March 11 at Congregational church with 10 cent admission. winners advance to district. Mrs Abbie Murray and Mrs Edith Lee elected officers for the Congregational Ladies Society. Mrs Kate Veltrie hosts Mra Jon Morrone and Minnie of Oberlin visiting.
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Brighton
Stanley Storrow
Bia
Carris Gill
Zelda Clark
Wihe Perking
Madeline Howe
Hatta Lang
Wellington
J. W. Grean
Ernest Whitney
Pittsfield
Jesse Burge
W. W. Burge
Lorala
Congregational Ladies’ Society
Abbie Murray
Pidith Lee
Carrie Gill
Sunshine Committee
Manette Kenney
Charles Gill
Brighton Public Schools
Congregational Church
Jon Morrone
Minnie
Oberlin
Kate Veltrie
Frisco Hotel Damaged by Fire in Rooftop Blaze
Hundreds of guests at the fashionable St. Francis hotel were awakened when a fire in a soap factory and laundry on the roof caused damage likely totaling $75,000 and drew all city fire apparatus. There was no panic as guests fled in night attire. the blaze was controlled in about an hour.
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San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
Wellington Fox Escapes Hollow Tree Perched Fox Climbs Out
Clarence Curtin and Fred Greetham watch a fox trail a hollow tree and emerge from the top opening as the fox forages, then the animal is bagged.
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Wellington
Clarence Curtin
Fred Greetham
Fox
Visit the School Week Prompts Parent Involvement Across Oberlin
NEW OBERLIN March 8. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rhodes and family of Pittsfield spent Sunday with Mr. Rhodes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes. Donald Hutchinson improving. Mrs. Brutsche of Norwalk spent Sunday with her brother S. Hutchinson. Mrs. Andy Edmonds spent Sunday with cousin Mrs. Cal Reynolda in Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Saxton attended Pomone Grange meeting in Wellington. Tabor Frank Rhodes entertained Friday at brother Charles Rhodes' home. Ernest Brooks and Thelma Hutchinson visited Cleveland Thursday. This week is Visit the School Week. parents urged to visit and see students' work.
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Grafton
March
Wmr
Howie
Elyria
Fred Gragin
Miss Coats
New York
Hartman
Laponse
Andrews
David Woodings
Woodings
Walter Longwell
Dimke
Theodore
Club
Clarence Heterwood
Eaton
Friends
McCarthy
Canton
Henry Wise
Knapp
Wilkins
Dickison
Cleveland
M. BH
Wellington
Penfield
Hilyria
Garfton Indies
Leugen Neff
Belden
Lehman
Pomray
Frank Rogers
Merriam
Hiyria
New Oberlin
Mark Rhodes
Pittsfield
Rhodes
Charles Rhodes
Donald Hutchinson
Brutsche
Norwalk
S. & Hutchinson
Andy Edmonds
C al Reynolda
Oberlin
A. A. Saxton
Burke
Tabor
Frank Rhodes
Ernest Brooks
Thelma Hutchinson
Remedy for Indigestion with Jad Salts from a Pharmacy
A medical note explains indigestion caused by hyperacidity and fermentation in the stomach. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity, reduce gas, and promote digestive juice flow, claiming safe, reputable use by many.
New sewer may prove expensive for city
Elyria reports that constructing a sanitary sewer for the new bank building at Court and Broad may burden the city. Some Broad street property owners would deed rear alley land but refuse to pay for the sewer, while council seeks an alley from the Hotel Elyria to West avenue. In Columbus a separate note: Ohio Berkshire Swine Breeders urge members to trade extra young boars for scrub boars to farms for eventual butcher use.
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Elyria, March
Elyria Sayings & Henking Company
Court
Broad Street
Soiceiter Baird
Elyria
West Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Berkshire Swine Breeders’ Association
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Wilson Administration
War Department
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Philippine Islands
President Harding
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Frisco
Olive
American Theatre
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