Lorain County Chosen for Military Training Camp
Highty one Lorain county men are accepted for the Citizens Military Training Camp or as alternates, announced by Lt. Arthur L. Richwine. Ohio's total quota is 2,200 with 637 applications. Lorain's list includes names assigned to Fort Benjamin to Fort Knox and alternates from Lorain.
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M F. C. Hanford
Offcer
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ric
Lovat
Ohio
Lorain
Fort Benjamin
Fort Knox
Robert William
Braun
Edgar F. Spencer
Joseph Codispodi
Nominger
Robert N. H. C. Jones
Kenneth Gerald B. Milterer
Matehello
Frank
Bert T. Shafer
Alice
Ben Alber
Skui ‘ Thomas
Paul
Trigilio
Woodings
Lew W. Wa
Frank R. Amos
Chester ¢. Brisius
Wayne E. Cooper
Bert Biles
Robert M. Binnae
Charles A. Ganobeik
Tom W.w.lander
Alexander J. Kocsis
Ales Kocsis
Sasha A. Maze Joseph Steve Naymik
He Floyd Alspaugh
Thomas Plings
Don J. Lewis
John A. Yeenneth
M. Lyons
Alpert W Nickelette
John J. Rayrack
William H. Sharp
Lyon Austin Stull
Dale Barndollar
James C. Carrier
Alan E. Davies
Richard A. Elliott
John R. Kauf
Stevez Ar" Wostrub
John Nostra
Pugsen Panico
John W. Redden
Anton Wolf
Lawrence Dasald Beech
Leo A. Buckholz
John A. Eckler
Lorain County
Frances D. Buckley
Dale W. Carver
Donald J. Clark
Andrew D. Dingoes
John Gargus
Rayemond J. Foley
Donald €. Hutchings
John E. Jackson
Sjr
Clair M. Johns
Steven J. Cocsar
Johny $. Kucia
James Messatesta
Steven Murray
Joseph J. Polgar
Frank Z. Oravetz
Andrew Polinari
Edward W. Radase
Harold D. Ra
Stoney Ridge Road Widening Planned in Shidgeville Township
County surveyor T Biggs to make survey and plans for widening Stoney Ridge road from Cel ter Ridge road north for 5-4 of a mile in Shidgeville Township. Order issued by county commissioners authorizes the work. Local officials approve the project.
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Stoney Ridge Road
Shidgeville Township
Celter Ridge Road
T. Biggs
Acverdl
Imore
Death Record Grace Nichols of Elyria Ohio
Grace Nichols aged 63 died in Elyria after a brief illness following an operation. She was born in Huxley October 20 1851 and lived in Elyria for the past year. Survived by her daughter Mrs Tomasko eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Sacred Heart church.
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Grace Nichols
Nichols
Adams Hingston
Ohio
Eliington
Software
Lowing
Wellinston
Abe
Vendil Czinka Vandi Czimka
and Tomasko
Hazelingering
Hux
Ang
Elyria
Tomasko
Sacred Heart Church
Ohio Republicans Back Tax Plan Names of Voters
Ohio Republicans who supported the tax are Rep Chester C Bolton Cleveland John G Cooper Youngstown Francis Seiberling Akron William E Hess and John 8 Hollister Cincinnati The sole Ohio Democrat in favor is Rep Byron Herlan of Darton.
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Re Stand
Urbana
John C Lima
Chester C. Bolton
Cleveland
John G. Cooper
Youngstown
Francis Seiberling
Akron
William E. Hess
John 8. Hollister
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reg
Byron Herlan
Darton
Lindbergh Baby Case Recalled In Kidnapping Item
A past case of kidnapping a child with yellow curly hair and blue eyes is recounted as the Lindbergh baby, with Colonel Lindbergh briefly unsure before sheriff furnished a description. Officials note other similar cases collapsed after investigation, while the search for Detroit gang members Wagner and Fleischer continues. Wagner linked to New Jersey sightings but not accounted for since. Bernard Shaw is in South Africa and Bulgarian church finances are mentioned.
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Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Norfolk
Harry Fleischer
Abe Wagner
Detroit
Schwartzkont
Wagner
New Jersey
Judges Pick Winners in Elyria Coloring Contest
The Elyria Kiwanis Club and Chronicle Telegram report judges faced a difficult task selecting the best pictures from a large entry field in the Faster Rabbit coloring contest. Prizes and honoree theater tickets will be awarded. time and location for participants to claim entries will be announced in tomorrow's Chronicle Telegram.
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Chronicle
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Alas
Rger
Lorain Boulevard
Rose Rabrig
Alwyn Bridgett
Woodland Avenues
Kathryn Seitz
East Broad Street
George T. Feser
Erie Street
H. Bliss
TattiLcourt
Berrell Browd
Robert Adams
Betty Oberlin
Sumner Stre
LL West Brown
Rievelyn Kyle
Irene Pinter
Norman
Vreider
South Am
Bond
Abbe Hycell
Floral Court
Sehanhacaer
Water
Jerry Pomeroy
Bath Street
Bopard Boddy
Clark Street
Marian Crozier
Lake Avenue
Eduard Triesky
Fifteenth Street
Marian Aebie
Court Jang Street
Eleanor Graber
Chestnut Street
Siavian Anderson
East Broad
Evelyn Kesster
Middle Avenue
Tommy Powers
Philips Court
Richard Harris
West Avenues
Bert Pitkin
Madison Avenue
Bobby Cromling
Eugene Decker
Furnace Street
Sally Bailey
Park Avenue
Maxine Koepp
Ninth Street
Louise Low
Warren Avenue
Gay Mumaw
West River Street
Mike Gawura
West Street
Dorothy Patricia Smith
East River Road
Betty J. Wissinger
Bell and
Adams Street
J. Zeotkeski
Margaret Papp
Furtunce
John Polgar
Boston Avenue
Myrna Gleason
Beverly Art
Helen Smith
Vergia Greer
North Trip Street
Elaine Chobanos
Courtland Street
Evelyn Pre Elyria
Leonard Eddy
Fairlawn
Everett Pyerall
Rudy Pinter
Irondale
Doris Jane Ives
Sumner Street
Jack Brown
Walnut Street
Tom McGuire
Kenyon Avenue
Kenneth
Bailey Court
Alvin R
Spruce Street
Chronicle - Telegrz
Wellington State Game Farm To Raise 8 500 Pheasants
The Northeastern Ohio sports leaders met at Hotel Allerton in Cleveland to discuss boosting pheasant production. The Lorain County Game and Fish Association proposed 20 egg settings per 45 counties, with Wellington and Urbana hatcheries cited for cost efficiency. Commissioner Reinhart outlined license revenues and staffing, plus proposed hunting season changes and fish hatchery plans, noting Wellington’s cheaper pheasant raising at 2.1 dollars per bird versus other reserves.
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Allerton
Clevelean
Lorain County
Frank Henke
Otto Birney Lawrer
P Walker
Loraiz
Bangs
Tr of
Sportsmen
Artis
Cleveland
Northern Ohio Fish and Game Protective Associat
Reinhart
Nurse Reals
Reinware
Ohio
Union
Roosevelt Game Preserves
Urbana
Wellington
Milan
Thomas A. Edison
Hart
Sandusky
Eafon
Vaig
Fish and Game
Tion
Sp Men Club
Portage County
Boy Scouts
Portage Craty Association
Roosevelt
Urhang
Men Taking Food To Strikers Arrested In Tennessee
Knoxville dispatch reports Henry Hall and William White drivers of a truck with provisions for striking miners were arrested by deputy sheriffs and jailed on arrival from Cincinnati. No charges were filed.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Henry Hall
William White
Cincinnati
Catholics Make Pilgrimage Begins Sunrise Journey
Catholics in Cincinnati start their annual pilgrimage at sunrise, with Maren 25 leading the march as believers travel toward a sacred site. The event gathers clergy and lay participants, reflecting faith and tradition in the community.
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Cincinnati
Devout Walk Upholds Good Friday Rites at Mt Adams Church
Pilgrims ascend the long steps to the Immaculate Conception church on Mt Adams for a Good Friday service. Suppliants trek until after sunset, pausing on each step to recite a prayer. At journey’s end a large wooden crucifix awaits for the final prayer.
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Immaculate Conception
Mt. Adams
Benedictine Beverage Irony Marks March Saint Day
The text notes the irony that St. Benedict born on March 21 lends his name to a seductive beverage while he was austere. It also reflects on Europe’s disease of clinging to the past, as an accumulated memory shaping present culture and discourse.
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St. Benedict
Boys to Spend Night at Camp Iss See-Kes
One of the first camping periods for 192? will feature a group of boys aged 13 to 15 from the Wivria YM Co AL division. They will hike to Camp Iss See-Kes on the Vermilion River Tuesday night, spend the night, and return Wednesday afternoon.
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Wivria YM. Co AL
Iss See-Kes
Vermilion River
Mrs Hill Wins Mid-South Crown in Close Finish
Mrs Opal Hill of City captured the women's South region title by eight strokes, posting a 188 for 36 holes after a solid day of scoring. Bernice Wall of Giskesa Wis finished second with 167, trailing by eight strokes.
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Mrs. Hill
Southern
Plnes
N. C
Marabe
Opal
Hill
City
Bernice Wall
Gskesa
Wis
Sunat Named Badger Football Coach Reportedly
Wisconsin football officials consider Sunat as potential Badger coach. Sunat appears in discussions with the regents and athletic council as a key candidate amid attention from university leadership.
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Sunat
Badger
Maren
Madison
Wisp
Wisconsin
Reputa E Badgers
Attennion
Wisco
Glenn
Regents and Athletic Council
Court actions and 19000 dollar suits filed in region
In And About The Court House John and Usacella UCassetta sue P. J. Stephan for 16090. Grafton Savings and Banking Company files suit against Maryter et al for 3440 on a promissory note. Elsie Zielin sues Rade Stepaney for alleged duty and seeks property in Sheffield Township declared void. The text notes the 200th anniversary of David Rittenhouse as part of regional notices.
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Grafton Savings and Banking Company
Maryter
Elstia
Clessiant
Fallen millionaire bankrupt and jailed in Uniontown
A man once famed for wealth in Uniontown faced bankruptcy in 1915 and served eight days in jail for nonpayment of court orders. Once lavishly entertaining guests, his mansion fell into disrepair as his fortune waned.
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Uniontown
Hough
Jal
Lavikiy
Eyes Congress at 25 State Senate Presidential Vision
A fragment notes a focus on Congress at age 25 and a view toward presidents, reflecting contemporary debate over young leadership and governance. The readable text hints at aspirations around political milestones and future national figures amid ongoing discussions.
Markets Amid Mixed Prices and Grain Outlook
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago show varied pricing on produce and livestock, with strong to higher dealer sentiment for certain cuts. Chicago quotes cover butter, meat, poultry, and grain, while Minneapolis and Seattle details reflect prevailing flour and grain futures amid steady or modestly changed receipts and shipments.
Gowning the informal hostess at home
A quotation from Lucien Le Jong asserts a woman feels most herself at home and suggests informal occasions allow relaxed standards for home wear. The piece discusses how smart house clothing can reflect personal style without strict dress codes.
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Lucien le- Jong
Courtnhy
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