North Olmsted Socials And School News
North Olmsted May 10. Mr and Mrs J J Allen celebrated their 90th wedding anniversary with a public social including readings by Mrs John Wall and a program by North Olmsted school of music students George Oldham Iva May Lard Helen Limpert and others. Miss Florence Ledvetter sang, Mrs Allendorf performed with pianist Louisa Singulf, and a cafeteria lunch was served with proceeds to the Congregational church. Out-of-town guests came from Cleveland Lakewood and Dover. Also reported the North Olmsted Parent Teachers monthly meeting electing officers C N Eldred president Lewis Decker vice president Walter Decker treasurer Dunford secretary and T C Bishop corresponding secretary. John D Esker died May 6 at his brother-in-law Lloyd Beckworth Worath. burial at Riverdale cemetery. Mrs Leo Cole expected home from Lakewood hospital after a recent stay. Rev W R Kedzie of Lakewood to preach at Congregational church next Sunday. Rev Kuhn of Strongsville accepts call to Congregational church and will start by June. Thelma Eldridge and Beatrice Donaldson hosted a Cootie party for local youths. A piano recital at Parish hall Lorain road May 14 at 8 o clock sharp and another May 28 featuring violin wind vocal and dramatic art with no admission charge.
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North Olmsted
J. J. Allendért
John Wall
Butternut Ridge
Rev. Brown
Lakewood Congregational Church
North Olmsted School of Muale
George Oldham
Iva May Lard
Helen Limpert
Doria Limpert
Emma Remenr
Robb Romp
Junior Romp
Eleanor Passig
Jean Lard
John Wardean
Betty Bardwell
Rita Allendorf
Carol Decker
Marjorie Lard
C. N. Eldred
Lewis Decker
Walter Decker
Dunford
T. C. Bishop
John D. Esker
Lloyd Beckworth
Worath
Eckert
California
Minnie C
Geraldine
Riverdale
Leo Cole
Lakewood Hospital
Hl. L. Eldridge
Conneaute
Eldridge
Centerville
Penn
Wm. Bourne
Cleveland
W. R. Kedzie
Lakewood
Congregational Church
Kuhn
Strongsville
Thelma Eldridge
Beatrice Donaldson
Jean Clark
Jean McGill
Lorain
Maxine Castle
Ridgeville
Mary Duncan
Alger Bourn
Done Bement
Stanley Capell
Ralph Kelly
Lorain Road
Cleveland Fans Honor Ball Player Jamieson at Dunn Field
Cleveland fans will honor Charlie Jamieson, star left fielder of the Indians, next Saturday May 11 at Dunn Field. Jamieson, 14 seasons in the majors, is praised as one of the best outfielders in the American League and is nicknamed the ball hawk. He holds a place in the Cleveland hall of fame beside Nap Lajoie and Tris Speaker.
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Cleveland
Charlie Jamieson
Cleveland Indians
Brillant
Dunn Field
Jamieson
Tribe
Hawk
Cleveland “Hall of Fame
Nap Lajoie
Tris Speaker
Foam and Navy News From Holborn and Lynn
Foaming cup troubles in Holborn as indoor beer rations are skipped. The Holborn guard will raise salaries for male and female staff. Free beer became a house rule in 1896. Lynn report: Gordon Smith fails enlistment exams due to a tattoo. draft officers require him to cover it. Quincy policeman Coyne's shocking mailbox incident ends with discovery of the event.
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London
Holborn
Quincy
Mass
Patrick Coyne
Norfolk Downs
Duel over loan ends with assault in Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts Edward Dillon 64 sought a $1 loan from Thomas Dalton 35. Dalton struck Dillon with a baseball bat near a mailbox close to an electric light pole causing a short circuit. Dillon was taken to St John’s Hospital with injuries.
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Lowell
Mass
Edward Dillon
Thomas Dalton
St. John’s Hospital
Dillon
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Alfred Iverson
St. Edwards
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Manhattan
Elyria
Dachtler & Dachtler
Ohio
F. M. Sponsellor
Elfrin Savings
Charis
2Nd St
Jane M. Hall
Jane
Barres
Barres & Welsh
Middle Avenue
NAVY
Gordon Smith
Ant
Mother’s Day
Crandall’s Drug Store
Boston
W. Broad Street
Vanta
Athletic Union
Neckwi
Balbrigga Union
Corsel
Ettes
Blonde Kid Gun Metal
Oxfords
Red Goose
Kolinski & Standen
Elyka Sav
Tjusi
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
People's Store
Middle Ave
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