Lewis Mercantile Co Style Show Draws Elyria Crowds
Thousands visit the Lewis Mercantile Co store to view spring fashions with Salin introducing new styles on the third floor. Envelopes of spring bags, gloves, organdie lace frocks, and a parade of gowns, coats, and hats highlight a bustling exhibit that impressed attendees with Irene Castle dresses and tailored suits.
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Elyria
Lewis Mercantile Company
Salin
Lewis
Lewis Company
Irene Castle
Soccer Opens Home Season Versus Amherst at Richwine Grounds
The Elyria Soccer team hosts its first home game against South Amherst this Sunday at 2 30 P M at Richwine Grounds. The town expects a strong opponent and a competitive match as Elyria debuts its season.
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Elyria
Celtics Humble Kingsons In Exhibition Victory
Cleveland March 1a the Celtics defeated the New York Kingsons 24 to 2 in a public hall exhibition. Wooster March 15 Warne county girls and boys teams compete for county title at Wooster college gym with seventeen boys teams and fourteen girls teams entered.
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Cleveland
Celtics
New York Kingstons
Public Hall
Wooster
Warne County
Wooster College Gymnasium
Helped Her In Every Way Says Mrs Trombley
Sharon Vermont testimonial describes relief from weakness bearing down pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Quote cites improved energy and overall health with continued use. Also includes Abel Harram Brooklyn testimonial praising benefits and urging belief in the medicine.
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Sharon
Vermont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lewis Troussey
Thad
Lydia F m
Abel Harram
Greene Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Opening Liberty Bonds Report of New York March 13
Opening Liberty bonds update from New York notes bids for First 41-45 I-43 at 99.30 and fourth series May 11.05. mentions Su-4 September 41 7-8 az lard May 11.05. scant readable fragments detail bond issues and pricing in wartime/press context.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Abert
Bonds
Jmew
Stocks Close Firm After Mixed Trading On March 15
New York markets opened with slight gains and losses across many issues. Major shifts included steel firming, Bethlehem Steel softening, and mixed performances for Rubber, Insular, and railway stocks as investors weighed after opening gains. The New York close showed continued strength in key industrials despite declines in General Electric and related firms.
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New York
Ajax Rubber
Alls Chalmers
American Agricultural
American Car & Fdy
American WY &L
American Locomotie
American Smelting
Nerican Steel Foundry
American Sugar
Pierican Tel & Tel
American Woolen
Anaconda Jt Atchison Ae
Baldwin Locomotive
Bennmore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte & Superior
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago
Mil & St. Paul
Chile
Colorado
Ae Crucible Steel
Erie
Prid
Nee
General Sleetric Ova Lzery
General Motors
Wee
Goodrich
Pabl
NOY N.H & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Leu
Roagiag Oo
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Paen.c
Sbi
Southern Rahway
Studebaker
U & Rubber Paenaeepo
Enk
U.S Steel
US Steel
Utah Copper
Mvestinghouse
Northern Pacific Pitts Coal
Texas Cove U
Id Sleohol
White Motors
Ainclair OW
Pure Ou
Willys-Overland
Keystone
Pennsyhania Scene
Union Pacific
Am International
Tex Pac. Coal and Gas
New Oak
Steel
Colorado Fuel
Kelly Springfield
Pan-American
Cosdeao
California Petroleum
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Waich
General Electric
American Can
Cnesaneake
Ohio
Glenville High Defeats Oberlin in close rout near Cleveland
Glenville High edged Oberlin 25 to 17 in a fast paced game. Grossman led Glenville with heavy scoring and a late burst to secure the win as Oberlin trailed 17 to 6 at one point.
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Glenville High
Oberlin
Wareh
Glenville
Cleyveland
Omer
Iodi Birh
Cn'le
Walsome
Obernn
Grossman
Vo Y Wiz
Hatley
Jimthe
Tesi Velvick
Gril Wohams
Welgs
Sy Tarnes
Ceueeee O OU
van Ausdale
Gaines
Vevacsaieca d
Lorain Lions defeat Halley Five in fast Lam game
In Cleveland on March 13 the Lorain Lions beat the Halley Bros five by 22 to 16. After a 8-8 halftime tie, Grendon and Far sparked a Lions surge in the third quarter, pushing the lead to 18-8 with five minutes left.
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Cleveland
Lorain Lions
Retr Old Reals
Hal'> Bros
Atoo
Grendon
Far
Tlions
Haile Bros
Foran Lions
Turepdow
Faris
Cleveland teams seek state tourney honors in high school basketball
March 13 in Columbus features Marietta and Stivers of Dayton plus East High of Columbus entering the annual high school tournament finals. The event, run by Ohio State University Athletic Department, showcases class A division teams as they vie for championship honors.
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Columbus
Marietta
Stivers
Dayton
Springfield
East High
Aemi
Ono Atat2 University Athieto
Governor Penahey Receives Audit Letter On Expenditure
Governor Penahey received a letter from State Auditor Tracy explaining $163,000 charged by the governor as Hegel was actually spent by Education Director Riegel. The notice cites questions over official authorization and possible misallocation of treasury funds.
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Counels
Penahey
Amo
Oberlin Area Briefs Highlight Community Meetings and Incidents
Local R A M chapter returns to Oberlin hall for a 7 30 p m meeting with special degrees and lunch. Various church groups schedule events from March 19 to 21 including a Ladies Aid gathering and mission circle meetings. Community members report bicycle accident injuries, farm activity, jury duty, and family updates plus local sports results and upcoming Vermilion and Elyria games.
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Cleveland
Oberlin
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
C. F. Ralston
North Professor Street
Kenneth Worcester
College Place
West College Street
Worcester
A. Stephens
North Park Street
Porosis
Peb
Nelson Park Hotel
The
Vorted Church
Merce
James Bread House
Bos
Glaggertt
Oberlin Colored Women To Organize A Voters Club
In Oberlin March 15 Robert Pully advocates formation of a Lincoln League for colored women to hear political issues. He notes white women’s League of Women Voters aids or merges and urges colored voters to form their own group to vote intelligently.
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Oberlin
Robert Pulley
Louidge-burke Club
L League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Existance
Lincoln League
Professors Holmes and Root Begin Weeklong Speaking Tour
Oberlin reports Professor H. F. Holmes starts a lecture tour Monday, visiting Princeton Pennsylvania and Brown University for Gel formation and Gel structure, Yale for developments in colonial chemistry, and Schenectady with GE. Professor A. S. Root travels to New York libraries to select Oberlin books, with stops in Baltimore and Washington. He returns March 26.
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Oberlin
H. 4
Holmes i
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Brown University
Yale University
Schenectady
N. Y
American Chemical Soust
General Electric Company Profesagor A
Baltimore
Washington
Coolidge and Burke Clubs to Be Formed in Oberlin
A meeting to form Coolidge for president and Burke for governor clubs is set for next Saturday in Oberlin with speakers including S. T. Coleman Henry Bowes and Mrs J D Barnes of the League of Women Voters invitations sent to Hey Noel and Res Gray. The gathering aims for a rousing event in a diverse community setting.
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Oberlin
Coolidge
Burke
Cub
S. T. Coleman
Henry Bowes
J. D. Barnes
League of Women Voters
Hey Noel
Res. Gray
Local Folks Note Visits and Social Events in Amherst Area
Amherst and South Amherst residents share visits and social activities. Lorain and Elyria travelers visited Amherst hosts. high school plays at LaGrange and South Amherst drew full houses. Community dances at Foresters hall Oberlin and a Rhode Island pullet earns bragging rights.
Brownhelm Local Social and Sports Notes
Brownhelm March events include the Grange open meeting on March 13 with officer Installations. The Reform church Young Women’s Missionary Society met March 8 at Mrs. B Heller’s Vermilion home for health work and lunch. Residents include Caroline Emerick with Geo Blanchard family Vermilion and Shuster Emerick siblings taking positions at Worthington Ball Elyria. Brownhelm Girls Independent Basketball beat Hipton 17 to 11.
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B. Heller
Vermilion
Heller
Caroline Emerick
Geo. Blanchard
Luella Shuster
Mattin Emerick
Worthington Ball Company
Elyria
Mattie Emerick
Elizabeth Emerick
Vincent Caparra Convicted of First Degree Murder
Vincent Caparra, 82, was convicted of first degree murder for the slaying of night Lieutenant William Snider in Mingo Junction over a year earlier. He faced the electric chair in Columbus with a death sentence slated for June. Caparra fled to Bufilo after the officer’s murder and was later arrested. The jury required a single ballot to reach verdict.
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Steubenville
Vincent Caparra
William Snider
Mingo Junction
Columbus
Caparra
Bufielo
Marines Not Landed At Scapulco Report
Washington dispatch reports say Scapulco situation is quiet and no marines will be landed. Navy department confirms no ashore action by Cincinnati's commander. Huntington report notes Jordan’s revolver pawned before his death at the hands of taxi operator Harry Porter, central to murder case.
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Washington
Scapulco
Navy Department
Todas Adispachh
Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Va
Charles C Jordan
Harry Porter
Porter
Three One-Act Plays Scheduled at Columbia High School
On March 21 Columbia high school will present at the town hall three one act plays titled Deception The Captain s Predicament and Foiled By Heck. The cast consists of high school members and the event promises an enjoyable evening with high class amusement.
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Prospect School
Hearts
Prospect Street
F. A Stephens
North Park Street
HA. Youtz
Oberlin Women’s Club
West Vine Street
Edward Robinson
Robert Frost
New England
Moordeoci
L. H. Trufant
North Main Street
W. FL Grasit
Maywood
Woodland Avenue
Columbia
Columbia High School
Town Hall
Heck
New Rupture Invention Demonstration Offered Free
Advertises a so called rupture invention to be demonstrated March 19 and 20 claiming free explanations and fittings for rupture sufferers. The prose touts comfort, guaranteed no slip, suitability for men women and children, and claims of improving abdominal outlines.
Support for Abdo Men Without Rupture
This appliance provides abdominal uplift and support for conditions needing corrective abdominal support. It aids after operations, for Ptosis, floating kidney, sagging contents, and large pendulous abdomens in men and women without rupture. It distributes pressure across the back and carries weight in front without cutting or discomfort.
Free Trial for Rupture Support Offered Nationwide
An advertisement invites men women and children with ruptures to call for a free trial of a rupture and weakness support guaranteed to have no equal. Physicians and hospitals allegedly recommend the product. testing is free with hours listed and contact William B. Rice Inc Adams New York.
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William 8. Rice
Adams, Nx, Y
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Rhode Island
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Henry Kolb
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Otto Ruth
Lena Moor
Fred Lang
Kate Pippett Thuraday
Harry Slater
Sofia
Geo. Wragg
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Arthur
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Odd Fellows Hall
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Anna Minch
Nellie Davis
J. B. Davis
Brownhelm
R. W. Bechtel
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Waters
Arthur H. Waters
J. A. Bartier
Pocahontas
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Elyria, Ohio
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