Ingalls Named Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Aeronautics
Cleveland Ohio March 26 David S Ingalls known as the flying legislator is named assistant secretary of the navy in charge of aeronautics His bold aviation career includes an early ace rating a distinguished service cross and a British decoration with 502 flight hours while serving in the Ohio State Legislature Sims recounts his notable background as he prepares to resign from the statehouse
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The Marmola Diet Plan Promise of Fat Loss
A booster for Marmola prescription tablets claims to banish fat by turning food into fuel and energy rather than fat. It asserts 20 years of use and millions of boxes, with a book inside each box detailing the formula and reasons for results. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a $1 box of Marmola.
Flying legislator named to state aeronautics bureau
From the legislature the House praised the promotion of aviation by approving a bill creating a state bureau of aeronautics and regulating aviation in Chino. The 30 year old lawmaker, a future member of Hoover's Little Cabinet, will liaison between Congress and the Navy, overseeing dirigible work and naval ties while promoting air travel and safety. His farewell to the capital included wife Mrs. Ingalls, an aviation enthusiast, and his flair for public duties with a dressy mood noted.
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Common Pleas Court notes sweep Lorain cases
Judge W B Thompson granted a 229.25 judgment for Georgia Tech against James T. Martin of Lorain. Scranton Lace settled a suit with Harry H. Smith Company and dismissal followed. Weathington’s injunction against eviction by Vic Breitenstein was dissolved by Judge Webber. Estella Curran and Evelyn Alexander were granted divorces for wilful absence. George H. Chamberlain was appointed receiver for Joshua Turner. A Ben and Mor rig Atkins verdict for 887 against multiple defendants. Hegsie-Simplex Teller sues L H Piercy for 355.25. Eric Inger won 93.30 in a separate suit. Automotive experts rise to second in US shipments abroad.
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Georgia Tech Athletic Association
James T. Martin
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Scranton Lace Company
Harry H. Smith Company
Elyria
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James Weathington
Vic L. Breitenstein
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Estella Curran
J. P. Curran
George H. Chamberlain
Joshua C. Turner
Turner
Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company
A. * R. Webber
Ben and
Morrig Atkins
H. A. Richards
Lee D. Dutro
Louis Weber
P. H. Tannehill
Receiver Named For Hadaway In Plea For Payment
Hadaway I G Starr was appointed receiver for Louis Hadaway owner of an Elsra trucking company by Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson on motion by Peerless Oil. Earlier Peerless Oil renewed a cognovit note judgment of 613 dollars 78 cents and then sought a receiver claiming Hadaway had no funds to pay the judgment.
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Harvey visits Pierce home and church services this week
Eaton F. Wh. Harvey from North Fair field visited the Pierce home on Tuesday. Sweeil evangelistic services are set at the church each evening this week starting Tuesday. The Ladies Aid Society will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Haven on Thursday, March 23. Mrs. W. H. Giles received word from Columbus that her daughter Mrs. W. J. Longhon has,
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North Fairfield
Pierce
Sweeil
Ladies Aid Society
JL. N. Haven
W. H. Giles
Columbus
W. J. Longhon
Residents Return From Florida Jounal Gleaned Note
A two month Florida journey ended with a train arrival on Saturday. Rever end and Mrs. 8. C. Pierce hosted guests Fred Beach of Norwalk and Allen Beach of Elyria Tuesday evening. Funeral attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ross for Nellie Fuller in Elyria. Betty Lyons and Sterling Tite illness noted as measles. Mrs. Perry Dawley traveled to Cleveland for her daughter Helen. Cleveland visitors Mr. and Mrs. William Brenner visited the Pierces Wednesday afternoon.
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Fred Beach
Norwalk
Allen Beach
Elyria
8. C. Pierce
Burton Ross
Nellie Fuller
Betty Lyons
Sterling Tite
Perry Dawley
Cleveland
Helen
William Brenner
Pierces
With Gordon Hose Fashion Shades for Women
A vintage catalog entry describes Gordon Hose shades for women including Champagne a light tone to brighten pastels, Noon a warmer shade for dark street outfits, Fair Tan for sports wear, and Circe for evening wear, emphasizing indoor daytime use and fashionable color matching.
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