Legion Conference Joins Mansfield Guests at District Meet
Elyria Post members attended the Fifth District gathering in Mansfield with talks on the Endowment Fund aims and progress, disability claims, and restoration of Government Life Insurance. Officials urged Posts to push membership, reported on the Orphans Home visit, and highlighted community service as a path to lasting peace.
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Elyria Post Gifiean Legion
Mansfield
Wd Department of Ohio
Joesem
Findlay
O. J. Schmitz
Washington, D. C
Elyrne Post
Col. Marlin
U. S
Ed Tippett
Toledo
American Legion
Department of Ohio
Obrain
Lexon
Hugh IX
M‘rtin
Columbus
Com. Martin
Legion
John I. McQuigg
National Convention
Philadelphia
Endowment Fund
Martin
Neula
Jon Martin
Brance
Tel
Ched Legion
Leron 5
Col. Crossfield
Fidiac
Fidfac
Paul Chipman
Buddy” Chapin
Bob" Fouths
East Liverpool
Sveitore
Cur Ees
Ladies Auxilies
Miansfield Post
Wfansfield Reformia
North Set
Tepee Herb Tonic touted by Elyria resident
M E Troup of 144 Spruce St Elyria reports rapid health improvement after using Tepee Herb Tonic claiming weight gain of eight pounds and relief from indigestion and stomach troubles. He praises the remedy and says his complexion and appetite have improved, with local dealer O W Rhotha’s store distributing the product.
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Wife
M. E Troup
Spruce St
Elyria
Troxel ‘Company
Troup-1
Man Struck By Auto Taken To Hospital
Robert Miller of Cleveland Street was injured Saturday afternoon when struck by a car driven by Willard Wolcott of LaGrange. Miller, at Memorial hospital, suffered bruises. Wolcott claimed a pedestrian stepped into the street as a bus passed.
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Robert Miller
Cleveland St
Memorial Hospital
Willard Wolcott
LaGrange
Wolcott
East Bridge St
Sortth
Menor Hospital
Smith
Local News In a Few Lines From Rolareans
Rotary program plans a noon luncheon at Hotel Newell with a focus on the vocational side of boys work. George Collster chairs the committee. Divorce judgments were awarded to Gertrude Johns against Margaret Whitney for 241 and to Wade Williams against Sam Cohen for 75 with interest. A tire theft was reported on Saruco street. In police court two fines were imposed for intoxication and other minor offenses. A couple from Cleveland married for speeding by Justice George Miss Van Barlem paid 10 and costs. A fall sent Mrs. KooF Biaser to Memorial hospital with a fractured toe. Robert Senderson, 28 months old, treated for a bruised thumb at Memorial. Frank Law reported a pedestrian collision but no injury. A stolen car and Elyria police auto delivery news followed. Ben Wibler’s bond was reduced to 1900 by Judge Thompson.
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Cits
Newell
George Collster
A Su. Werner
Jcvdgments
A KR Webber
Gertrude
Johns
Margaret Whitney
Wade Williams
Sam Cohen
Secretary Welton veto powers in $100,060,600 bill details
The measure gives Mellon veto over selected projects while Congress must approve before contracts. Funds up to 100,900,000 are allotted to various Ohio and West Virginia projects with start upon availability. Mellon approval is required else projects are not built, prompting Democratic opposition. Also reported is the arrest of Robert Walkes in Cleveland on charges related to a Chicago abduction and an April incident in Cleveland.
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Ceaumea Iron Fage i
Welton
Melon
Congress
Ohio
Akron
Fremont
Wilmington
West Virginia
Waithamson
Pash Positmaster General
Mellon
Bungling Bros Circus at local YMCA promises grand show
The Bungling Bros and Sorepaughs circus comes to the YMCA with a vast menagerie and__world class acts. Audiences will see trained elephants and ostriches, human pyramids, acrobats, fire clubs, and gymnasts in a multi-ring spectacle. Performances are slated for March 6 and 7 at the Y.
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Bungling Bros. & Sorepaughs
Sen
Dss
Indie
Ilddies
Ghven
Voellyng
Storkd Renoun
Duggiog
Siren
Africa
Huntington Graduation Exercises To Honor Seventeen Graduates
Huntington schools plan first commencement tonight at eight o clock in Town Hall. Seventeen Brammiz graduates will receive promotions to the high school, with remarks by County Superintendent Seale and others. Music by a combined orchestra from several schools and an invocation by Oberlin’s Winter.
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Huntington School
Brammiz
Bec
Searle
Willi
Oberlin
Joseph Wing
Princiol
Jimimpton Schools
Cliss
Kenneth Kolbe
Frelon
Helen Bowen
Henrietti Fugl
Mitote
Ether Wellinston
Sullivan
Huntington
Seale
Kinton
Viord Moore
Counts Sevoois
Minor Auto Crashes Derive Seron
Three automobile accidents were reported to police over the weekend. Elyria and Norwalk drivers collided on Broad Street Saturday, Bur-Indl offered to pay damages after rear fenders were damaged. Fort Buswell wrecked on Cheapside, Mrs Stole’s car rear fender damaged. Judge Redmale’s car slightly damaged, Larming north on Court Street. Hopkins rear ended another vehicle, damaging a fender and rear bumper.
Food distribution effort organized for returning service men
Soldiers and volunteers gather at Kindell Park to oversee wartime food relief. Officials announce rations will be distributed with local constables and volunteers coordinating the effort. Troops are positioned in coal regions and ready for deployment as needed, while large bombers and small planes are mobilized to transport meals along rail routes.
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Motor Brown Ag
Kinde Park Toda
Obituary notices from Oberlin era report multiple deaths
The clipping lists obituaries and funeral notices for several residents including Mrs Sarah Smith Garland of Oberlin and Columbus died on March second. Stevens, GS, died after an accident near the County Home and burial planned at York cemetery. baby Jiett Doroth Burnner six months died in Henrietta with funeral at Beaument. Els Sulman age twenty died at Livonia Memorial Hospital with arrangements pending.
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Sara Smith Garland
Sarah Smith Garland
G. P. Garland
Howe
Sears
Columbus
Suchiv
Garland
Obrrimn
Sirs Garland
Oberlin
Stevens L T Stevens
Mortal Hospital
Ana
Fillerton
Cale
Sudro
Elomen Luesday Iernoon
Oclock Burial Mill
York Cemetery
Jiett
Doroth
Bunner
Henrietta
Carl Burney
Bill
Suhniauch
Street
Martin Raab
George Heignett
Ebria
William
Wartin
Wary Schmauch
Beaument
Rex Bourquain
South Amherst Cemetery
Els Sulman
Tareae
Tlivria Wemorail
Boys Week Observed With Races And Hikes Across Town
Students across all three schools marked Boys Week with cheering crowds and events. Activities included classroom talks by Father J W Frie and student essays on "The Boy Is School." Groups toured local factories banks and shops, hiking led by adults and Scouts.
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Bos
Tadachrs
Elyyia
Thea
Renrat
Chor
South Street
Lhéese
Farr
Treasure Hunt Ends as Boy Scouts Gather at YMCA
After the event, about 604 boys traveled to the YMCA where they enjoyed a refreshing bath and social time. Thursday was led by the YMCA Boy Scouts and schools program.
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Bors
Y. M.C A
Bior Thiesday
Y. M.C. A. Bor
London Mass Strikes Stall Talks in Coal Dispute
In London Massachusetts the Trades Union Congress told Prime Minister Baldwin it seeks to reopen negotiations over the coal strike. Baldwin insisted no talks without unions calling off the general strike and taking responsibility for independent plant actions. The exchange followed a government stance that press freedom issues blocked negotiations.
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London
Trades Union Congress Touleht
Premer Baldwin
Trades Union Congress
Aes
Trades Union Congress Ietter
General Council of the
Baldwin
House of Commons
Market Highlights Cleveland Center Posts Varied Prices
Cleveland market report May 3 shows diverse items with cheese eggs and produce amid livestock receipts. Prices span butter $1.24 to $2.24, apples $1.60 per bushel at auction, cabbage $0.25 to $0.40 per pound, and onions $0.25 to $0.90 per sack. Livestock receipts include cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with mixed grades and values. hogs and sows show strength in mid teens per 100 pounds, lambs around 19.30 to 24.50, and cows from 3. to 7.50 per hundredweight.
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Chedse Lark State
Rausters
Broilers
Erzharnsa
Ee Stram
Alabama
Louisana
Brown Beint
Sweep Popriators
Tomalouls Hothouse
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Mathet
Wethacs
Motorists Roar Through Anans Sunday Celebration
Crowds fill the roads as motorists celebrate a sunny Sunday in Anans. Weather forecast promises bright conditions with high expectations for trips to longtime favorite spots. Traffic packs country lanes long after sunset as headlights cut through the glare.
Bitten by spring wanderlust boys found by police
Three Elsia youths aged 12 21 and 23 were found wandering in Sandusky area after police notified Slyrria authorities. It was reported the trio had been missing during the annual wander event still missing items and personal effects were later recovered. No further details were released by officials.
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Elsia
Sandesay
Sandusky
Slyrria
Ang
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van Barlem
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Tornado Insurance
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