Home Furniture Co Faces Three Pleadings in Court
Ebria based Home Furniture Company is defendant in three common pleas suits. Two appeals by the firm involve judgments from April 8 in the Court of Justice. One appeal challenges a $166.59 default judgment for Felix Hall and Brothers, granted April 3 by Justice James George. The second appeals a $194.78 default judgment in favor of Chester Furniture Manufacturing Co., also granted April 3. A third suit by L A Lund Corporation of Chicago seeks $343.60 for December purchases.
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Ixne Home Furniture Company
Ebria
Common Pleas
Home Furniture
Compas
Court of Justice
Felix Hall and Brothers
James George
Chester Furniture Manufacturing Company
Comn Pleas
L A. Lund ‘Corporation
Chicago
Home Furniture Company
Amherst Societies Meet in Joint Day Session
Amherst May 3. A joint day session of the Ladies Aid and Missionary societies was held in town today with members from several local groups attending. The meeting focused on charitable activities, planning outreach, and organizing cooperation between societies.
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Amherst
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies of Tha
Melo Water Softener Promises Cleaner Suds and Soap Lather
A vintage ad touts Melo as a remedy for hard city water causing scum and dull tubs. It claims Melo softens water, enabling soap to lather better and create more suds with or without soap, and pitches Melo cans for kitchen laundry and bathroom use.
First Evangelical Church Meeting and School Activities
The First Evangelical church held a Thursday parish gathering with noon dinner for 40 hosted by Mrs. Chas Baumhardt Mrs. J L Ludwig Mrs. Conrad Zuch Mrs Wm Bartz and Mrs Adam Northeim Devotions and business followed Two readings by the Missionary Society were presented Miss Algegart Fritz was named supper chairman for next year Grace Hubbard and Algegart Fritz tied in an earlier election Helen Roemer will lead the final meeting of the year and new officers will be installed at the May 10 Mother Daughter banquet Miss Bernice Lanpher remains club advisor Junior High pupils presented chapel exercises directed by Miss Nelle Yealey including songs an original story Good Citizenship and Democracy poems a Dixie piano solo and a playlet Making the First Flag by Mary Winters
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First Evangelical
Chas. Baumhardt
J. L. Ludwig
Conrad Zuch
Wm. Bartz
Adam Northeim
The
Missionary Society
Stallangs
Milwaukee
Clayton Springer
Kentucky
W. A. Tabert
Algegart Fritz
Sis
Algegert
Grace Hubbard
Algezert
Helen Roemer
Hew
Bernice Lanpher
Junior Hi
Nelle Yealey
Robbie Kermeck
Ruth Sondergeld
Janice Brown
Doothea Ernst
Jack Sausman
Dorothy CoHar
Hilda Hoffman
Vaalss
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
R. L. Menz
Lucy Romer
Congregational Gymnasium
Robert Hasenflue
Frank Mhasenflue
A. Hilsum
L. J. Henes
Fred Holzhauer
Forert- Teacher Association
Barrett
Effie Smith
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Ira L. Porter
A. R. Kimpton
Christy Club
W. R. CG
Why Not Drive to Lorain Roma Italian Restaurant
A compact ad highlights Roma Italian Restaurant at 333 Broadway, Lorain. It promotes a varied menu including spaghetti ravioli chicken steaks chops and seafood banquets with catering for weddings and private parties.
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Lorain
Broadway
Plaque ties school to Northeastern Oratorical contest legacy
Serious illness touches local families as Mrs. Mary Mauer of Spruce Street remains at home under care, while school life carries on with a copper plaque honoring Ruth Zilch and Archie Chester as Amherst and Avon village residents help Lorain county secure the award for the second time. The article details school activities from evenings at St Peter's to baseball captains, choir rehearsals, and a postponed council meeting, plus Legion flag sales and club gatherings.
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Ruth Zilch
Amherst
Lorain County
Archie Chester
Avon Village
Ruth Zich
Oberlin High Glee Clubs to stage May festival
Oberlin High Boys and Girls Glee Clubs will present a song festival at the high school auditorium on Thursday May 9 at 7 30 pm. The program features four choral groups with soloists and pieces by Grieg Bullard Mendelssohn Tschaikowsky and Curran among others.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High
Searce High
Grieg
Bruce Stenger
Leo Dougherty
Mendelssohs
Tschaikowsky
O'Hare
Toys
Virginia
Richardson
Esther Fowls
Margaret Dalton
Cleova Horning
Glee Club
Red Scarf
Bonheur
Little Annie Boony
Wilbur Morris
Clarence Williams
Old Folk Sons
Junior Boys' Glee Club
April
Nevin
Lula
Lulla
Barrett
Poldini- Chaffin
Margaret Fiske
Nella Osmer
Curran
Carpenter
Miss Ross
Miss Longfellow
Miss Trick
Missi Latting
Demeter Club Meeting Highlights Local Grange Event
The Lorain County Demeter Club met at Eaton High School with 102 Grangers present. Ohio State Grange Master Walter Kirk spoke on dreams becoming reality, with Mrs. Hoskins as pianist and refreshments served by Eaton Grange. Other items include May activities of the First M E Ladies Aid Society and a two act play by the Junior Hallie Q Brown Club at the high school.
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Lorain County Demeter Club
Eaton
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
N. J. Hoskins
Ohio State Grange
Harry A. Caton
Wellington
Walker
Hickory Tree Grange
Walter Kirk
Kir. E. Durkee
Eaton Grange
Hallie Q. Brown
Old Buildings Out of Place in London
London readers confront the clash between historic streets and modern life as tube networks, gas mains, and busy traffic reshape the city. The piece notes St Paul’s and Parliament reinforced, London Bridge damage from a recent train accident, and taxi drivers seasoned by horse-drawn days coping with fog, crowds, and constant horn honking. It observes urban density and daily habits, including smoking as a staple in theatres and hotels.
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London
West End
Washington Cathedral Progress Prompts National Pride in DC
The burial of Melville Stone highlights the ongoing Washington Cathedral project seeded by George Washington's legacy. Boston architects and English designers shape a 14th century Gothic plan on Mt Albana, aiming for 534 by 135 feet, 71,000 square feet, a 262 foot central tower, and a 27,000 person capacity, with $28 million required for completion and endowment. The vast cathedral close houses St Albans schools and related buildings, with crypt chapels and nave work advancing as visitors view the crypts and upper structures.
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Washington
Melville FE
Stone
Associated Press
George Washington
Boston
Henry Vaughan
George F. Bodley
London
England
Frohman, Robb and Little
Cram and Ferguson
National Capital
Washington Cathedral
Massachusetts
Mt. Saint Albana
District of Columbia
Potomac River
Temple of Jerusalem
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation of
Cathedral
National Cathedral School For Girls
St. Albans
National Cathedral School For Boys
Bishop's House
College of Preachers
Bethlehem
America
Washington cathedral dream traced to early vision and key figures
The article recalls prominent names linked to the Washington cathedral project including Woodrow Wilson, George Dewey, Henry White, and Henry Vaughan. It notes Washington's initial idea of a church for national purposes, steps beginning in 1891, and Roosevelt laying the cornerstone in 1907 amid duty and cruelty themes.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Washington
George Dewey
Cathedral Foundation
Henry White
France
Henry Vaughan
Boston
George Washington
Roosevelt
Four Divorce Suits Filed Thursday in Common Pleas Court
Four divorce suits were filed in common pleas court on Thursday all by women. Elizabeth Ibaugh sought a divorce from George Ibaugh on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. the couple married February 11, 1924. Ruth L. Young filed against Homer Young alleging gross neglect.
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Alma Lescher
Earl P. Lescher
Lottle
Jeptula
Faustin Deptula
West 21St Street
Lorain
Ivorea
Common Pleas
Elizabeth Ibaugh
George Ibaugh
Ruth L. Young
Homer Young
William Johnson Passes at Weymouth After War Remembrance
William Johnson, aged 85, a powder monk ey during the Chimean war and a witness of the last naval insubordination hanging, died recently in Weymouth England.
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Wm. Johnson
Weymouth
England
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