DeMolay to Hold State Convention Here Next August
Elyria wins bid to host the DeMolay state conclave with strong backing from the Elyria board of Trade and support from Cleveland Toledo Columbus and Marion. Officials say about two thousand visitors are expected and representatives from Grand Chapters in St Louis and Missouri will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representa
Order of DeMolay
Cleveland
Iow
Auugus
Elyria
Fray Stearns
Dell Savage
Dav'd J. Nye
Conrave
Toledo
Columbus
Marion
Lerain
Elyria Board of Trade
Order of de Molay
Masonic Hoch
Kan Cis
Ohio
Order
Grand Chapter
St. Louis
Missouri
Artemas Beebe
Glade B. Thomas
James A. Hewett
Ia M. Harrison
David J. Sye
Sir Knights
S. H. Squire
Chas. J. Crehore
Wilbur l L. Vaughn
Dan B. Symons
H. E. Markham
Tuberculosis Hospital Proposal Discussed for Lorain County
G W Pancoast of Oberlin urged Lorain County Commissioners to establish a tuberculosis hospital. He argued state facilities should handle only transient cases, with advanced patients cared for locally, avoiding travel to distant sanitariums. He noted high family costs and the rise of private sanatoriums and claimed treatment could occur in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
G W. Pancoast
Oberlin
Pancoest
Ohio
Michigan
Tnereage
Mt. Vernon
Colorado
Arizona
Dedication date set for Elsria Missionary church
Elsria's new $165000 Methodist Episcopal church will be dedicated May 17 with Rev. Edwin Kirby announcing that Bishop Theodore Henderson will attend. Services will run for a full week, depending on construction progress to ready the new auditorium for worship.
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Elsria
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin Kirby
Theodore & Henderson
Kirby
Trial over eight year old death seeks 35000 from tube co
The case in common pleas before Justice A R Webber concerns the 1923 drowning of Stanisla Wojcieck's eight year old son after a fall from an unguarded bridge on National Tube Co property. Wojcieck, administrator, claims negligence in the company’s maintenance and railing.
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National Tube Co
Court of Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Wojcieck
Stanislaw Wojcieck
Catherine Wack Dies Early Monday at 59
Catherine Wack died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 4 45 AM age 59 years one month three days wife of Frank Wack 613 East River street resident ill five weeks in hospital since last Tuesday survived by husband son Edward two grandchildren two sisters and three brothers member of Royal Neighbors of America Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Relief Corps and Helping Hand Society body taken to Sudro Funeral Home announcements to follow
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Mys
Catherine Wack
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Wack
East River Street
Edward
Royal Neighbors of America
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
The
Relief Corps
Helping Hand Society
Sudro Funeral Home
Klan Riot Flareups Injure and Arrest Nine in Niles
In Niles on March 9, clashes between Klan and anti Klan factions led to shooting and mob violence after a planned parade near the K of P Temple. Nine men were arrested, six for disturbing the peace and the rest for carrying concealed weapons as deputies aided police to quell the disorder.
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Niles
Thieves Stripping Autos Reported In Local Area
A gang stole three cars Saturday night then stripped two and left one found later. Vehicles belonged to H Fielsher Pat Mendelson and C C Holton were taken and later found stripped. A truck was used in thefts and license plate 65 698 and a spot light were reported stolen. The spree began near West River Street and Vermilion area.
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H. Fielsher
West River Street
Eaton Center Road
Sheriff's Department
Pat Mendelson
West Market
C. C. Holton
Ninth Street
Parkview Court
Vermilion
Arthur Wiley
Oscar Piggott
Joy Herbert Named Mansfield Ohio Price Co Manager
Joy Herbert, formerly with the Ohio Price Co, has been promoted to manager at the Mansfield office. A long time employee, he later ran his own business and served again as the company's commercial representative in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Tlerbert
Ohio, Price Co
Mansfield
Herberts
Ashjland
The
Elks, Masons and Kiwanis
National dog hero contest announced by Cincinnati club
The Cincinnati Kennel Club announced a national competition to pick the dog most heroic in self sacrifice for mankind. The winner will receive a gold medal and eligibility includes any dog in the United States regardless of breed.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Kennel Club
United States
Woman Stripped Of $40,000 In Jewels
A police chase led Patrolman Southam to seize a booze car and arrest two men, Tom Notas and Ross Conforto, for transporting liquor after a Saturday pursuit near West Avenue and 47th Street. A third suspect and a separate Elyria bootlegger case were resolved with fines and bonds set.
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Corbett Southam
Chase
17Th Street
Corbit Southam
West Avenue
47Th Street
Southam
Tom Notas
East 55Th Street
Cleveland
Ross Conforto
Quinby Avenue
Shest
Thieves Burglars Two Schools and a Residence
Weekend burglaries target Jefferson and Gates schools and EF A Wells residence at 165 Ene Street. Entry via fire escapes and kitchen window. nothing valuable taken, but a watch and several papers were stolen before escape through a rear porch.
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Jefferson
Gates
EF. A. Wells
Ene Street
Imtru
Lorain Midwife Faces Suit Over Death of Child
Agnes Oreviholt of Lorain sues Mary Rail of 263 Apple Street claiming the defendant posed as a registered midwife and caused her child to die months after birth leading to poor health and damages of 320 009. The case was filed in Lorain and dates to March 9. In Washington the Supreme Court set April 13 for arguments in a test case on the legality of publishing income tax returns, involving the Baltimore Post.
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Agnes Oreviholt
Lorain
Mary Rail
Apple Street
Washington
Supreme Cow
Baltimore Post
Ateanta
Ida Hughes
Sla
M. Oll lMashes Teadher
U. States Steel Corporation and Aluminum Company
Senate
Bureau of Ieal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Ian Mellon
L. C. Manson
Steel Corporation
Aluminum Company
United States Steel Corporation
Manson
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Death notices and assorted early 20th century briefs from Chicago era
Obituary notes report Mrs. Rob ert Crehore died in a Chicago hospital with services planned at 605 East avenue and burial in Brownhelm. Baron Von Maltzan arrives in New York seeking credentials to President Coolidge. Aalsum collision with Dennedaike reported near New York. Senator Curtis named to key committees in the Senate. Ida Hughes sentenced to death for daughter-in-law murder. Constable Howlett detained after a Broad Street incident involving a 1922 license auto and police questioning.
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Charles Creare
Robert Crehore
Chicago
Crehore
Addie Cooley
New York
East Avenue
Brownhelm
Marth
Baron Ago von Maltzan
United States
Hedith
Albert Ballin
Washington
President Coolidge
Grafton man fined for driving a horse while intoxicated
Frank Shuster of Grafton was arrested Saturday night by Sheriff Underhill on a charge of befuddled condition and fined $25 plus costs for driving a horse and buggy while intoxicated.
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Justice Automobile
Mm’ Ceorge
Frank Shuster
Grafton
Shuster
Three More Smallpox Cases Reported in City
Health Commissioner Dr. G E French reports three additional smallpox cases in the city at 213 Lodi Street 114 Parkview Court and 1509 West River Street. Quarantines are in place and efforts continue to halt spread.
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G. E. French
Lodi Street
Parkview Court
West River Street
Baby Scalding Accident In Home Bath
Little Lester Croft aged two suffered severe scalds to arms legs and body after hot water is added to his bath while his sisters babysat at his grandparents home 1149 East River street Memorial Hospital reports him improving though injured police called after a neighbor alert during Saturday night incident
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Lester Croft
Lester
Memorial Hospital
Frank Votamer
East River Street
Milk Dealers Seek Injunction Against Rival in Lorain
Lorain milk dealers file court action led by W. G. Gray and D C Gray Ray Deal and Sheffield Dairy Co with Frank Lopatkovich V Guak J V Babel J W Busaka Baetz Barber as plaintiffs alleging misappropriation of their milk bottles bearing the owners names and requesting a court restraining order to stop the defendant from using the bottles.
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Lorain
W. G
D C Gray
Ray Deal
Sheffield Dairy Co
Frank Lopatkovich
V. Guak
J. V. Babel
J. W. Busaka
Baetz & Barber
Gustav Pp
Hunt for Mrs Lester Thompson Spurs Eastward Search
In Boston Macch seeks Mrs Lester Thompson after she told friends her husband was dead and a circus artist was involved. The husband denies the tale and admits the marriage. In Lorain March 9 the council will discuss grade crossing eliminations water supply for South Lorain and repairs to Fire Station No 6.
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Boston
Lester Thompson
Portland
Ore
Thomason
Lorain
South Lorain
Fof No
Pomona Grange hears talk on cooperation and policy
March 9 in Lagrange. About 200 Grangers from Lorain County heard Harry A. Caton of Ohio Grange urge cooperation and community organization to shape policy. He cited farm leadership and that farmers’ purchases fund much of the economy.
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Pomona Grange
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Elmer B. Newhall
Massachusetts Grange
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lorain County
Louis Klinect
Grafton
Adelaide Hollingsworth
Oberlin
Helen Dague
Penfield
Protests Halt Logan Gas Co Rate Increase in 71 Communities
Governor Donahey prompts Public Utilities Commission to suspend Logan Gas Co rate hikes across 71 communities including Elyria Bucyrus and Athens after protests from Ashland and the governor. Rates delayed 120 days from February 7 with hearings to be scheduled.
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Donahey
Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas
Columbus
Logan Gas Co
Elyria
Bucyrus
Athens
Donaher
Ashland
One Killed Two Hurt In Building Collapse In KC
One man died and two others were severely injured when a steel construction tower collapsed at the $5,000,000 Sears Roebuck plant under construction in Kansas City. The tower fell from a height of several feet during the incident.
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Kansas City
Wild ride ends in crash as autoist dies at wheel
Miss Margaret Ogelsby rode in a Detroit road auto with a dead man at the wheel. The car veered off the road, climbed a bank, hit a building, and stopped after another crash. Her uncle C K Linehan, at the wheel, lay prostrate and died of heart disease. Ogelsby fainted. she said she tried to wake him when he slumped over.
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New York
Fay Perhous
Perkins
H Lawson
Dot King
Milton Abbot
Cleveland
Maren
Margaret Ogelsby
Detroit
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WME
Boy Elba
Los Angeles
Marshal W Neilan
Blanche Sweet
Neilan
Alvin T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Ma’ Ferguson
Texas
Tkirt
Liverpool
Mary H. Tkirt
George P Tkirt
Ohio Club
U.S
Wrings
N.Y
Emory R&. Buckner
Manhattan
Broadway
Great White Way
Joy Rerbent
Rangheld
Auve Grehore
Shipping Board
Dennedaike
Nanturket
Aalsum
Curtis
Suington
Maret
Kare Cadet
J. J. Howlett
Pat Crohan
Howlett
Stankard
Broad Street
North
Kirtley
Ton Peak
Ohio Grange
LaGrange
C. E. Rowland
Elmer Newhall
Redondo Beach
Sharman
Coolidge
Jacob Goundschurman
China
Ami
Germany
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