High School Students Exhibit Work At Industrial Course
Elyria students in a shop program showcased courses and products to local businessmen. Projects included drawing, pattern making, and castings assembled into working models. Principal Collister noted 86 percent enrollment and praised student achievement and recognition, including a Paris architecture prize finalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Studer
Collister
Chen
Fox
Wasne Wes
Paris
Farnhery
Fremont
Loraly Board Accepts Resignation of G J Mitchelson
At a regular meeting the Loraly County Board of Education accepted the resignation of G J Mitchelson assistant county superintendent of schools who left to take a position with a state welfare department. The session then proceeded with routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraly County
Stillmans Arrive In New York
James A. Stillman and his wife Fitz arrive in New York aboard the liner Olympic from XYONE May .75. The couple express happiness over settling differences and forging a new shared understanding in their move toward a common future in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillmans
New York
Xyone
James A. Stillman
Fitz Stillman
Kore
Olympic
Death Record of Fannie Es Drage at 73
Death occurred at the home of her daughter Mrs Nobert Jensen at 29 Gulf Street yesterday afternoon. She was seventy three years eight months and twenty seven days old. She leaves four children Mrs Henry Hieden Or Pitts James W of Youngstown Robert Jensen and Arthur W of this city. Funeral services Friday at two at the showhome of her daughter Mrs Robert Jensen 29 Gulf Street. Burial will be in Ridse John cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Nobert-Jensen
Gulf Street
Robert Jensen
Arthur W
Priday
Tobert -Jens
Gulf
Ridse
Funeral services for Margaret Leuszli
Funeral services for Margaret Leuszler who died yesterday morning at home will be held at two o clock in the Brownhelm Evangelical Church in Kneeton Avenue. Burial will follow in Brownhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuszler
Jon Ovill
Kneeton- Avene
Brownhelm Evangelical
Churet
Brownhelm
Wellington Depot Incident Mentioned in Local Notes
A fragment notes a Wellington depot incident involving Cray and Tord, mentioning a person named Atkinson and a known local figure, with unclear details about the strike or injury and the backstory surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Cray
Atkinson
Government pressure and clashes as general strike looms
Police baton blows spark injuries as strikers clash with authorities. Buses overturned at Hammersmith. a bus crewman is arrested. The government reports 38,500 volunteers enlisted nationwide, while railroad resumption is hindered by hazardous conditions in the east end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Union Congress
Moon
Haion Headgua
Tiers
Teast
Hammersmith
Kiwanis Guests Highlight High School Basketball Week
Kiwaniacs host Coach HL Curley and eight high school basketball players at a midday YMCA luncheon as part of Boys Week observances. Major Charles L. Williams of the U.S. Coast Artillery Corps in Cleveland was to speak briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Kiwaniacs
HL In
Detroit car collision and London strike tensions reported
Police report a collision where a vehicle owned by Taree Robinson was struck at West Broad Street as a truck driven by an overloaded vehicle operated on Route Two. London news describes government measures to curb unrest with power cuts and labor strife affecting docks and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Rai
Taree Robinson
Brennat
Broad‘ Street
Iso
Robinson
J. Georse Ford
London
Daily’ Herald
Rdar
Commons
Sir William
Arthur Henderson
McDonald Labor
Labor
Lenor
Henderson
Third District Candidate Leads With Early Unofficial Results
Early unofficial returns from 1 049 precincts show Jona Ber or Frederick leading in the third district race. Contested precincts include Kokomo and Palmyra with chamber of commerce figures cited amid a close three candidate field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pane South
Jona
Ber -Preerick
Kokomo
Pres Chamber of, Commerce
Indiaoagoli
Palmyra
Hte
of Christ
Clin
Congress
Pratestly
Summons 75,000 to Protect Food in British Strike
Mention of a British food protection strike and a Japanese mining department announcement on a low-cost iron sand to steel conversion. Also notes Hawaii's pineapple industry reaching 35,000,000 dollars per season in under 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mining Department
Hawaii
Graduation Exercises At Pittsfield Center School
Twenty five grammar grade pupils will graduate and move to high school in Wellington and Oberlin. Dr Frederick Roehm of Baldwin Wallace College will deliver the main address. Certificates will be awarded by County Superintendent EK Seale with Roscoe Campbell presenting them. the county orchestra directed by Floyd Moore provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cagven
Witsfeld
Frederick
Roehm
Bald- Win- Wallace
Martin -Wea
Roscoe Campbell
Pittsfield Board of Education
Floyd- Moore
C. O. Masters
Wellington
Oberlin
Market Report from Cleveland and Toledo Markets May
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo report prices for live cattle veal sheep and hogs. Fresh Ohio apples potatoes peppers and strawberries seen with mixed quality goods and market steady demand. Prices include cattle from 5.00 to 10.00 and hogs around 26.00 to 30.00 per hundredweight with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Aucton
Florida
Ceed Co
Toledo
Saoor P
LaGrange Band Concert Promotes New School Band
May 7 at LaGrange School a band concert will feature an orchestra and three violinists plus Miss Wilhelmina Gott. The event aims to raise interest and support for the newly formed LaGrange school band.
Ladies Aid to Meet in Church Parlors This May
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its regular monthly meeting in the church parlors on a Thursday in May. Attendance is requested for business to be transacted. Other notes mention visits, recoveries from diphtheria, and local social updates including yacht racing retirement by Commodore Charles B. Lockwood of Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Region
Charlce B. Lockwood
Sandusky
Commotore
Officer raids home leads to guilty plea and fine
Lorain May 5 state officers O F Renkin of Elyria and Jack Meltzer of Lorain aided by two local police raided the home of Barta Brand at 606 West Twenty first street confiscating 1006 quarts or more of liquid and about 60 gallons of ? still stew. Brand pleaded guilty in municipal court and was fined 309 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
O. FE. Renkin
Elyria
Jack Meltzer
Barta~Brand
Twenty-first Street
Mathias Seeks Reelection in Columbus Officials Declare Candidacy
Judge S. secretary of state announces candidacy for re election. Matthias completes term and states plans for a second term. City officials vow continued leadership as political moves unfold in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BER
Columbus
Suy Supreme “Judce S. Secretary of State
Ofice
Matthias
Brownhelm Junior Senior Reception and local visits
A Brownhelm junior senior reception is set for Wednesday evening at the Congregational Church Parlors with a dinner served by Just-A-Mere Chili and a show at the Ohio Theater in Lorain. Local families including the Liters, Shattucks, Ladrachs and Mastagilligs are noted visiting and attending funerals and gatherings in Amherst and Elyria.
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Congregational
Ohio Theater
Lorain
Sento
Elyria
Amherst
Brownheim
Lewis
Arthur
Ing
Imrs
Rand
Janae Lesher
Abel Wadsworth
Winfield
Alva’ Lippus
Isited
Shattuck
Saraa Tiamel
Maurice “Ladrach
Cleveland
Ely
Artaur Mastagillig
Faniy Or
Mirs
John Branday
A Mother's Day program planned at Eaton church
At Eaton the community prepares a Mother's Day service to be held next Sunday morning at ten o clock with preaching at eleven. The event follows a recent meeting in the church basement about organizing a Boy Scout group led by Robert Putt as local chairman. Reverend H A Eicher attended a Disciple Ministers gathering in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Max
Boy Scout Movement
Robert Putt
Myc
George
Bert
Logan
Lakewood
Pretty Girl Is Alleged Accomplice Captured After Cleveland Hold Up
In Cleveland on March 5 a young woman claiming to be Mary Stanley’s granddaughter and daughter of a Baptist minister told police she fled troubled pasts in Nebraska and Missouri. She described a fortune from a former lover and recounted a city chase after a robber's car. the male accomplice fled. Lakewood Police plan to file charges. the bandit car bore the names Marshall and Squier on its tire cover.
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Uhle
Cleveland
Mary Stanleys Grand
Polcé
Eling
Takewood
George Uerack
Nebras
Mary
B. Miller
Lakewood
Mareshall & Squier
Baptist
Swat The Early Fly Health Warning Issued
A city health advisory warns residents to tackle a spike in flies with preventive steps. Officials urge sanitation, screens, and public cooperation to curb pest numbers and protect community health.
Oldest public clock vow in service with its original mechanism
A fragment notes a clock in Bre parish church England said to be the oldest public clock in service since its 1515 setup. The piece also mentions a profusion of Japanese lanterns and music at an event. A job ad seeks a fitter and operating hand for Tay Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre
England
Harrison May Faces Prison Deadline Today
Official notification indicates Harrison May must report to prison today as the case involving the United States Supreme Court appeal proceeds. The record references defunct companies and a state supreme court involvement in the notification process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Dollings Companies
State’ Supreme Court
Hera Louays
United States Supreme Court
Ot Yorrison
Police move car after standoff outside local motor shop
Police ordered the rear numbered vehicle to move after it had stood all night in front of a local shop. Officers issued commands to clear the area and arrange a secure withdrawal. The incident concluded without further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suboa Police
Sorea
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Cape Oe
Mitchelson’ Ss
Number
Hattle
Iaffeson Akain
Nits
Fuden Austtinseins ‘Common - Pleas Court
Fitna
Russell
James A. Tussell
Belass
Xross Nes
Deposite Savings & Loan Co
Rey Grimmi
William ‘Doyle
Troxel Estate
Limelight
Corge
Lord Jellicoe
Loro
Sup
Lagrange Br
Vincent
Mathias
MASOW
Bechtel Telephone Black 15
Py ‘Mes
Burton SM
Ross
Kelephome Sors
Imperial Furniture' Co
Stary
Marr
St.Louis
Ind
Rench
de French
Ated
Sind
Tay Co
Hasy
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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