Avon News Briefs Highlight Local Weekend Visits
Avon May 9. Miss Irene Gough lists visitors and events from the area. Relatives, friends from Oberlin Elyria Lorain Cleveland and Doverwere guests or hosts at multiple homes. The True Blue Baptist class met at Albert Chester’s. several attended the funeral of Mrs James McAllister at St Marys Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Knight
Hubert Ashley
Wilton Dawley
Oberlin
G. Clifton
The
Baptist Church
Albert Chester
James McAllister
St. Mary’s Church
Elyria
Pickering
Sirs
Chapel and Son
Lorain
Ira Gough
Alice Chester
Porter
Fayetta Fitch
Dan Snitzler
Ely
Edward Stagg
Fred Beef
Parker
Raisit
Cleveland
Clack Phinney
C. H Coller
Francis Coller
Fremert
Chas Wilford
Fred Wolf
Ine Wolf
Mary
Back Aches blamed on kidneys for daily weariness
A health note urges readers to consider kidney weakness as the cause of backache headaches dizziness and low spirits. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy and suggests asking neighbors for recommendations.
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Dean
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Cabinet Maker Leonard Tufford
Elyria resident Leonard Tufford of 627 Lodi Street testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills easing his kidney weakness. He notes frequent prior trouble, but in recent years he has needed the remedy rarely and highly recommends it.
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Leonard Tufford
Lodi St. Says
Doan
Mechanics Hall
Broad Street
Martin Ahern
Russia
Local Social Visits Highlight Cleveland and Lorain Figures
Brooks spent last Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Rogers of Clevaland. Several families from Cleveland Elyria Avon and Lorain attended gatherings at homes of Wilson Jameson and C H Coller participation by Mrs Tristram and local hosts.
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Brooks
Rogers
Clevaland
George Barrell
John
Cleveland
Rollin Jameson
Elyria
Leonard Mitchel
Avon
Jake
Wilson Jameson
C.T. Wilford
C. H. Coller
Lorain
Tristram
15 Year Old Girl Admits $15,000 Thefts
In San Francisco on May 9 Rae Dupont known as Sunshine described a Portland Oregon girl who confessed to stealing gowns totaling $15,000 from local department stores. She said a Chicago nervous breakdown led to custody by Gus Sanders head of a large shoplifting gang, forced to attend a school resembling a store and take a shoplifters oath after graduation.
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San Francisco
Portland Oregon
Chicago
Rae Dupont
Sunshine
Harriet Cothers
Gus Sanders
United States
Trial of Wellington Man Nears Completion
The trial of George A. Rolce of Wellington for obtaining money under false pretenses moves toward verdict. The States completed its case yesterday. Rolce testified this morning claiming he did not misrepresent his finances and that a farm he mentioned belonged to his father in which he had an interest. The case is not expected to wrap up until tomorrow.
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George A. Rolce
Wellington
Thompson
Stais
Rolce
John Tomes
Pittsfield
Merger buzz stirs Senate on iron steel rates
A seven firm iron and steel merger boasting a potential 16 million tons annual output drew opposition in the Senate to the McCumber bill protective rates. Other items note a Milwaukee reformer denouncing JC Johnson fight films, a governor examining Edward Moffet’s sanity, and worries over a wife killer awaiting execution May 21. European debts to the US delay war loan adjustments until after Genoa. Chang Tso Lin removed in Manchuria. Wellington Koo may take premier and foreign minister roles. Dutch oil pact details questioned. Chesapeake and Ohio gains authority for equipment trust certificates. Two missing girls feared separated in forest fires near Cape May. New England textile mole owners accused of price boosting and labor import by Senator King.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
New England
King
Utah
Markets and Rates From Cleveland to New York
Market listings show Cleveland produce prices for butter eggs and produce, with oats, onions, potatoes, and tomatoes. Chicago and Toledo market quotes follow for wheat corn oats and oats, with May and July futures, plus Liberty bond openings and rail bonds in New York.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Chicago
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
New York
Stocks Mixed As Markets Open With Narrow Moves
Stocks opened irregularly led by United States Steel steady near 98 while Mexican Petroleum slipped to 128 3 4 and Kelly Springfield eased to 1 2 lower at 1. Studebaker down to 118 3 4 and Pacific Oil fell 5 8 to 64 1 8. Houston Oil rose to 8 1 2 and Vanadium Steel gained 7 8 to 47 New Haven slipped to 30 1 4 and Reading inched 1 4 lower to 0 1 2. Cleveland livestock reports show cattle receipts 150 market steady calves 250 steady top 9.00, sheep and lambs 500 steady top 14 50. Hogs 2500 receipts steady to 25 cents higher.
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New York
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Kelly Springfield
Studebaker
Pacific Oi
Houston Oi
Vanaaie Steel
New Haven
Reading
Cleveland
Toledo
Harding cabinet reviews Genoa meeting and Russia claim
President Harding and his cabinet spent over two hours discussing the Genoa conference and the possible impact on U S recognition of the Soviet government. The White House said no clear path exists for Russia recognition by the Genoa powers or the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Genoa
United States
White House
Russia
Plan 52,000,000 Motion Picture Combine Launched
An East Coast plan to form a 52 million motion picture combine was announced at a session of the convention of motion picture theater owners of America. The new concern aims to expand production in the South to rival Pacific coast companies. led by A. M Daley of Atlanta and W Hodkine of New York.
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Washington, Mar
Convention of
Motion Picture Theater Owners of America
Atlanta
South
A. M Daley
W. Hodkine
New York
Prohibition Officials to Meet in Louisville on Illicit Liquor Trade
Washington May 9 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced a conference of prohibition officials to be held in Louisville Kentucky next Thursday. The gathering aims to decide on effective means to check the manufacture and sale of illicit liquors and to curb the alarming rate of production.
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Washington
Louisville
Haynes
Removal Continued From Page One In Charleston
Local police and the mayor clash over control as five remain peaceful. A John Doe warrant for a state police officer tied to the Edward Snowden beating is unserved. Defense gears up for bail motions for eight miners war murder suspects and to exclude Marmet depredation testimony. Colonel Jackson Arnold of the state police, at Charlestown trials, denies a conflict with Charleston authorities and plans to return tomorrow.
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John Doe
Edward Snowden
Marmet
Charleston
W. Va
Jackson Arnold
West Virginia
Charlestown
Morgan
Arnnold
Arnold
President Harding to Dine Rail Officials
President Harding has invited nearly twenty leading railway executives to a White House dinner on March 20 to discuss general administration policy toward the railroads. The dinner will be hosted at the White House, reflecting ongoing concerns with railroad affairs.
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Washington
Harding
White House
General Administration
Supt F M Shelton to Speak at North Eaton
This evening Supt F M Shelton will travel to North Eaton to address the Parental-Teachers' Association. He will deliver a general talk on how such an association can aid the schools and the educational system there.
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F. M. Shelton
North Eaton
Pari-Teachers’ Association
TRACK MEET WINNERS AWARDED LOVING CUP
Amherst May Special chapel exercises awarded a loving cup to the senior class winners of the inter class track meet. Supt. Powers presented the cup to Harry Wilford who spoke in return. High scorers Gorr T Neumiester and Krause spoke. Juniors won the tag day contest with sophomores second.
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Amherst
Supt. Powers
Harry Wilford
Gorr
T. Neumiester
Krause
Leonard Brumby Dies at State Hospital Massillon
Wellington May 9 Leonard Brumby of Wellington died at the state hospital in Massillon. He leaves a mother wife and two children. Brumby was a well known resident of Wellington. Mayme Andrews Marries Lee White Wellington May 9 Miss Mayme Andrews wed Lee White. National Association of Manufacturers Meeting New York May 9 A canvas of business conditions for the nation featured the second day’s session. Officials submitted questionnaires seeking last minute info from factory workers. Washington May 9 Wilson pursues renomination as Reed returns through Missouri. London May 9 John McCormack Irish tenor arrives in London health improved but three months before singing again. roses from admirers fill his apartments.
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Leonard Brumby
T State Hospital
Wellington
State Hospital
Massillon
Brumby
New York
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Jim” Reed
London
John McCormack
Quiet wedding of Mayme Andrews and Lee White
Mayme Andrews and Lee White wed quietly on Saturday last. Mrs. White is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Andrews. Mr White is connected with the White and Garris pool room. The couple, well known locally, will reside here after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Andrews
Lee White
Mrs. White
Fred Andrews
Mr. White
White & Garris
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Irene Gough
Idoan's
Hig Chen
Sauls
Broad St
Gee Ee
Bulletins
Rev. S. Patterson
Todd
Milwaukee
Jack Johnson
Jess Wulard
Havana
Wisconsin
Columbus
Davis
Edward Moffet
Akron
Commerce Hoover
Hsu Shi-Chang
China
Chang Tso Lin
Manchuria
Yen
Shanghai
Wellington Koo
TU. S
England
Cheng Chow
the Hague
Royal Dutch and
Shell of Companies
Moscow
Hetvenderland Today
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Oho
Commercial Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Cape May
N. J
Pancoast
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Atghison Rs
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Ska
Bethlehem Steel Pri
Butte and
Spr Sanees
Pacific
Mail
St. Paul
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Electric
International
Aes
Lack Steel
Én Marine
Marine Preferred
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pittsburg Coal
Raia. Ae Entory
Republican Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Union Pacific
U. S. Ind
Westinghouse
Ispine Central Book
Sloe
Cabinet
East
Specia Ladies
East Ave
Taques Capsule Co
Plattsburg, NY
CLC
Bowers
Elytia
F.C. Gehl
Kerat
Eddy's Pharmacy
Theman-Dickason Electric Co
Washington Ave
Palace of Sweets
Ankerst
By Cliford Volhurst
X. M
Women's Foreign Missionary — Society
Ed. Schibly
George Schibly
George Housh
Newton Holzhauer
Harris Street
Peter Becker
Frank Smith
Conrad Zitch
Edward Sahls
A. R. Tolhurst
Alfred Beesing
George Schrader
Warner Zilch
Fred Holzhauer
4. B. Curtice
Miss Ten
National Association OF Manufacturers' Meeting
National Tire
Srveae
Canfield
C.J. Sartor
Fay Co
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