Mayors Next Term Bid and Fire-Damaged Block Plans
May 7 1918 item notes Mayor Troxel announcing a bid for another term as mayor in the upcoming November election. It also reports negotiations by S. Men Felson and W. G. Heldinger to build a joint block on the site of the American Theatre and the Fly tua Block, destroyed by fire, with a Wet and Dry election in LaGrange Township set for May 28 under Real Law.
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S. Men Felson
W. G. Heldinger
American Theatre
Troxel Today
LaGrange Township
Township shifts on prohibition and new development plans
The town debates liquor status under strict local law while a new building investment company plans a Broadway Erie Avenue hotel in Lorain City. Local bonds worth 2 million for a waterworks pump station and equipment receive voter attention at a special election. Oberlin College eyes changing smoking rules as student and faculty committees weigh reforms.
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Dlomin Building Investment Company
Wie G. Sharp
Hots
Broadway
Erie Aven
Lorain
Blyra High principal resigns after 20 years service
HOP Vaughn presented his resignation as Blyrla High School principal to the school board yesterday. He has been with local schools 20 years and led the high school for eight. The city plans state approval and a tax impact for a new sewage disposal plant, with a June 1926 deadline to complete the state board ordered project. Central Asia drying and dust-laden winds entering China noted as desert advances.
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Hop Vaughn
Blyrla High School
Rts
Elsht
State Board of Health
Methodist Laymen Gather for Lorain County Meeting in Elyria
More than five hundred Methodist laymen from across Lorain County are to assemble in Elyria next Thursday night at First M E Church. Rev. Christopher Jeffares McCombe of Cleveland’s Church of the Savior will be principal speaker with Mrs. Black directing an Avon Lake choir. Music will include an organ recital by Louise Brown. Delegates from all county churches are expected.
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Lorain County
Elyria
McComb
Holmes
Canton
Avon Lake
Black
Louise Brown
Robert T. Moore
Assembly
Operetta The Belle of Barcelona Presented At Brookside School
Mrs Cornelia Minard visited friends in Sheffield while Mrs William Barr recovered from appendicitis at Elyria Memorial. An operetta The Belle of Barcelona was staged at Brookside School auditorium directed by Floyd Moore with a large cast and several musical numbers.
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Sheffield
Cornelia Minard
H. Co. Chambers
William Barr
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arthur Whiton
Barcelona
Brookside School
Floyd Moore
Plaza del Rey
Spain
Luis de Montero
Albert Mittendorf
Gloria de Montero
Thelma Miller
Margarita
Christine Poor
Mercedes
Elizabeth Salley
Francisco de la Vega
Custom House
Frances Foster
Pedro
de Montero
Robert Burch
Emilio
Sylvester Gallagher
Don Juap
George Kensik
Don Jose
Edward Herdendorf
Dona Marcela
Margarita Kathryne Root
Dona Anita
Josephine Kriebel
Martha Matilda Avers
Iona Kriebel
Harold Wright
United States
Robert O'dell
Patrick Malone
Hal
James Smith
Colton
Montana
Donald Minnich
Pat
Marines
Nobleman
Emilie
Solio
Miss Ayers
Hal and Margarita
Doris Anthony
Margaret Cawley
Mary Edna Cawley
Neva Carrick
Evelyn Dietrick
Phyliss Gebhart
Ruth Kriebel
Elsie McGuire
Fannie Myers
Lulabelle Poor
Mary Sechkar
Florence Vanche
Marie Wentling
Coletta
Oak Hinish seniors select Glendorn Jierbert speaker
Jackson O April 29 Oak Hinizh High School seniors heard the baccalaureate address with Glendorn Jierbert 17 chosen by classmates to deliver the sermon. He is studying for the ministry and has preached in several Jackson area churches.
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Jackson
Oak Hinizh School
Glendorn Jierbert
Jackson Comtx
Rattlesnake Sandwich Featured At San Antonio Museum Opening
The Witte Memorial Museum in San Antonio served rattlesnake meat on toast on opening day of the Reptile Garden to attract visitors. Harold Dunbar received the first serving to prove the dish was a real delicacy.
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San Antonio
Tex
Witte Memorial Museum
Harvey Dunbar
Divorce Suit Claims Funeral Clothes Cause Breakup
Steubenville, C. arr Chester W. Worthington, railroad conductor, sues Amana Worthington for divorce alleging she bought funeral clothes for him during a serious illness. She denies the charge. The article notes prevailing confusion and experimentation in modern marriage literature and education.
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Steubenville, C
Chester W. Worthington
Amana
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