Temperance Meeting Seeks Members and War Aid
Reverend Mattingly spoke at a Woman’s Club gathering urging temperance and warning liquor’s harm to the war effort. Osbert introduced the program. McClellan led prayers as members discussed a two week drive with a prize for most new members and a temperance education effort for public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Mattingly
Fred
Fifth Street
Graciois
Woc
T. UL Steterday
McClellan
T. de Mattingly
Aperakey
Mug Osbert
Thenvclves
T. UL
Osborn
Wo Clf
Meetings and dinners for local groups on Thursday evening
The text lists several Thursday events including the Train County Camp Foot Gideons meeting at Pay Tot East Avenue Howey at 4:30 hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Sroth, Doyce Maddow entertaining the Valkyries, Lorain Auxiliary Past President Nelt meeting Mrs John Handwhy in the 10 C F Building at 1 45, and the O M S prayer circle at the Underhill home 18 West Avenue at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foot Gideons
Howey
Howard Sroth
Doyce Maddow
Malcolm Scoutt
Valkyries
Lorain
O. M.S. Prayer Circle
Underhill
West Avenue
Hospital Admissions Names and Addresses Listing
A list of individuals and addresses appears under hospital admissions including Mrs. Franklin Vor 933 Gulf road and Mr Tim mhy Grambley 30 George street along with Mrs. Perry Shear Graton Albert r Franklin Rust I Grafton and others. The fragment also mentions Mrs Roy Smith and Mrs John Simsic with street addresses in Cleveland road Ye avenue and Fors est street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Vor
Gulf Road
John Rede
Micherel Tassett
TaGranse
Timmhy Grambley
George Street
Perry Shear
Graton
Albert R Franklin Rust I
Grafton
Frank Heckloff
Parmelee
Francis Snyder
Tata
Cleveland Road
Roy Smith
R. Th Nod
John Simsic
Yeavenoe
William Innes
Forsest Street
Licenses Issued to Roy Allino Jr and Violet Stark
Roy Allino Jr a 23 year old foundry worker of Wellington and Violet Marie Stark aged 7 of Wellington are listed in the same license record. The notice records the names and ages of the license holders without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Allino, Jr
Wellington
Violet Marie Stark
Sheffield Entertains Lido Club at Thurstas Home
Mrs Walter M Allister hosted Lido Club members at Thurstas Bridge with card games and prizes. Honoring guest Mrs Arthur Bryden at a shower hosted by Mrs Frank Root, Detroit Road, guests received gifts and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Walter M.allister
Thurstas
Bridge
Frank Nemeth
Elyra
Anthony Rebelsdurcer
Avon
Arthur Bryden
Frank Root
Detroit Road
More Yon Hastings
Edward Hertengorl
Bryden
Richard Heinhardt
Halph Shroudsole
Ellanore Pavlish
Matton
Pay Raise For Service Men May Be Slow In Coming
Washington May 10 The House heard tentative approval for raises in base pay for enlisted men and officers. Rankin amendment would lift privates and apprentices from 30 to 40 dollars monthly and first class ranks by 6 to 10 dollars. Senate action and conference outlook remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiington
Trenton
Senate
House
Jtep
John B. Hankin
Mins
Tang
Io SA
Senmien
Monctnary Atours Committee
Rankin
Faithful Employees Given Business Faithful Employees Given Business
CLEVELAND May 13 The Hoona Brothers Coal Company assets valued at 160000 today passed to faithful employees upon the death of William A Brown 7 president Brown who died yesterday had pledged all his stock to employees who helped build the company Incorporated in 1923 the firm began with all employees as stockholders By 1939 Brown announced he would leave his majority stake to those who aided him For 46 years he discharged only two employees He prided himself on his ability to reject men Brown's wife Lulian died March 39 His brother the late Edwin Brown with whom he started the coat business in Jag when he came here Shelby Ohio died 12 years ago His other brother Herbert Dodge City Kans died eight years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hoona Brothers, Coal Company
William A. Brown
Brown
Iit
Himsel
Lulian
Edwin Brown
Iam
Shelby
Ohio
Hebert
Dodge City
Kans
Will Stagger Hours For State Employees
A plan to stagger work hours for state employees in Columbus will take effect immediately to ease transportation strain and improve rubber conservation. Governor Hastings and several local residents support the program as part of a statewide effort to stagger industrial and office schedules and maximize use of available transportation facilities. The report lists numerous individuals and families connected to Elyria Sheffield Lake and nearby areas as part of the local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tate
John
News of Our Boys in Service in Uncle Sam’s Navy and Army
The report lists Leonard J. Marnree and others serving in the U S Navy and Army. It notes Leonard J Marnree's four months of training at Portsmouth Naval Prep and current duty at Brooklyn Navy Yard, plus other Elyria area families with sons at Fort Riley Midway Texas and Kessler Field Mississippi. It mentions fragmented letters from Corp. Seekins and Charles Schmidt, and references Bataan and Koror operations. The piece captures local families with sons in service and their locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J
Mtanree
Funnecenterel
Bern
Coapstian
Rewand
Chase
Keen Ema
United Ee Mavy Bureau of Madeleine and Surgery
Washinton
Xeout
Te Hag
Navy
Hae
UY. &. Nav Verpital School
Portsmouth
Virginia
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn
New York
Emil Schroeder
Clarence
Elyria
Melvin’ Schroeder
Fort Riley
Kansas
Dr. Mussel! Scheie Ger
Arma
Kessier Field
Mississippi
Oberlin Notes Honor Boxers Rebellion Victims at Memorial Service
Oberlin marks the 15 Oberlin men women and children killed in the Boxer Rebellion with the Shansi Memorial Arch service. Esther Woon and Ernest Malham listed for local delivery, while Professor James Hall speaks. The ceremony recalls China's late 19th and early 20th century aid to Shansi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
SIRS
Esther Woon
Stain St
Ernest
Womery
H. Fee
Kung
Oberlin Schioe
China
Carl Wittke
Oberlin Colteac
Herman T. Donovan
University of Kentucky
Mississippi Valley Historical Contention
Lexinstos
Kening
Alty
University of Louisville At
Louisville
Daniel Harris
Oberlin Conservatory of
Marne
Mixort Mats
Bach
St. James Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Lloyd
Meeting Notices and Memorial Day Plans Itemized
Pittsfield residents learn of meeting place changes for Christian Service and other groups. May 1 sessions with Mrs. Forrest Moheman and Mrs. George Wa ne. May 14 all day Southeastern Russia Neighborhood club at Mrs. Clara Jakkson’s home. Memorial Day events organized at Community church with Edwant Wells delivering address. Peters Memorial theme on American Wars. Waite, Mix. George Waite, and Ida Me charge committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Service
Forrest’ Moheman
Berance
George Wane
Ular
Russia
Clara Jakkson
Hamilton
South Main Street
Obertin
Penpleet
George Waite
Edwant Wells
Wellington High
Schosl Wall
Campuch
Mix
George Wattle
Monument honors and church decorating plans noted
Flower committees and names are listed for a monument service led by Rev. William Smith. Flowers to be brought to the church for decorating at 9 00 a m by inner committee. Nearby notes mention visits, a bridal shower, and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.G. Watkins
Flica Watkins
A.B. Nash
Frevt
Itte
Wile Jard SheMeld
Robert Bear
Robert Pickworth
C.flider
William Smith
Local Notes From Elyria and Surrounding Towns
Weekend visits and family news from Elyria and nearby communities. Kathryn Snyder of Elyria Memorial Hospital spent time with her parents and sister in Rochester. Flord Davidson heads to army training. Ashland and Sanday guests hosted by the Storraw family. Carl Knapp and baby returned from New London hospital. A hay truck incident caused minor damage with no injuries. Class in first aid held at the Methodist church basement. Mrs. Drusilla Smydee visited Shelby relatives. Mrs Elmer Words hosted by her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ketch
June Hostetter
Amherstt
First Baptist Church
A. E. Chesbro
Oberlin
Reich
A. E. Hostetter
Pittsfield
Ars
Elsie James
Ruth and
Elmer
Cleveland
A.G. Mills
J. Whitney
Mise
Kathryn Snyder
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ror Snyder
Zelpha
Robert Staptes
New London
George Ward
Ame
Isabel Jewett
Elyria
Flord Davidson
George Davidson
Rochester
Army Training Service
Ashland
Montlax
Sanday
Stanley Storraw
Michael Profant
Lorain
Rasmond Racing
Avon
Carl Knapp
Babyirl
New London Hospital
Ringler
Joe Brohst
Garrettsville
George Ely
Marion Crife
Hartington
Mere
Drusilla Smydee
Cyrus Tucker
Shelby
Elmer Words
Jermenille
State Seeks To Send Woman To Electric Chair
New York May 12 A rat town girl Madeline Webb faces the electric chair as the state argues she helped plan the murder of Susan Flora Reich in a Broadway hotel apartment. The case centers on a robbery plot connected to Reich’s killing with Shonbrun Cullen alleged co conspirators. The jury, all women after pretrial exclusions, was seated after Webb’s nervous collapse and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madeline Webb
Duhy
Broadway
Susan Flora Reich
Misty Webb
Miss Webb
Madeline
Farm Bureau Advisory Council Meets At Corwin Mennell Home
Grafton Gravain Farm Bureau Advisory Council No 7 D met at Corwin Mennell home with 13 members and seven guests. Vice chairman opened, minutes approved. Project committee reported on rural mail delivery on Mennell road and urged letters to representatives opposing the per cent tax on commodities. Mrs Reisinger shared details from Corismbuz meeting May 1 2 and 3. Merritt Powell showed slides of county Farm Bureau activities. Refreshments served. next meeting scheduled for June at Miss Edna and Miss Anna Harrison homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grarvain
Farm Bureau Advisory Council No
Corwin Mennell
Sve
Mennell Road
House of Copersentitives
JD. , Reisinger
Women's Committee
Tureau
Cor Ismbuz
Merritt Powell
Farm Bureau
Edna
Anna Harison
Pleasant informal reception for new church members
An informal reception at the Methodist church featured a 6:30 p m tauteen dinner in the white room with decorated tables. Speakers included Rev Chas T May A H Furnish State Senator PH Rogers and Mrs C H Finley. Recitations by Vivian Bartlett Wilma Schwed and Helen Metzcer and moving pictures of local people followed before the assembly sang America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Winite
Chas. T. May
A. H. Furnish
PH. Rogers
C. H. Finley
Elyria School Children Teeth Study Shows Average Health
Dr Davis of the Ohio State Health Department reports Elyria dental exams of first to high school freshmen reveal average teeth status near state levels. Over 1 600 children will be examined by a dental trailer with no treatment provided. Findings are shared with parents for follow up with family dentists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyria
Drod K. Davis
Dental Divison
State Department of Health
Elyria
Jefferson Junior High School
Davis
H. A. Millhert
State Department
Kathryn Fulton
Mer
Mabel Ellis
Thomas Fulton
Luther
Ohio State Dental Society
Ohioans Injured In Three Car Crash Near Stockton
Three car collision near Stockton Cincinnati injures include Gregor Zimer 42 radio WLW commentator with a skull fracture and jaw fracture David Conlon 35 Crosley engineer with head injuries and lacerations A Vernon Edmonds 27 Elmwood Place with skull fracture and cuts Henry Weber among the others in serious condition and multiple injuries reported May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Gregor Zimer
WLW
David Conlon
Crosley Corporation
Stockton
Ziemer
Jax
Conion
A. Vernon Edmonds
Elmavod Place
Henry Weber
Aliens In Address Before Oberlin Students
Oberlin speaker Dean Wittke tells a crowd that the United States is a multinational political unit built on cultural diversity. He warns wartime dangers to internal unity, urges rapid citizenship for enemy aliens, and supports licensing foreign language press via a federal process to inform readers and preserve democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dean Cath Fy Witthe
Oberlin Caltexe
Finney Chanel
United States
Dean Willke
Dean Wittke
Justice, Post Office
Labor Departments
Fourteen year old Matile Pearl on trial for murder
MORRISTOWN Tenn May 13 Fourteen year old Matile Pearl and her father are held on murder charges in the death of Daye Manning age 35. Manning shot in the Morgan home after accusing his young wife of murder. Mattie Pearl confessed to firing the pistol but not before she claimed her father disposed of the weapon. Manning was a Lowland area house painter who married Mattie three months ago. He was killed after breakfast when Mattie Pearl allegedly shot him in her parents home following a dispute. The couple’s estranged monthlong marriage and the family tragedy draw more questions than answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristowh
Tenn
Matile Pree
Meee’ Tin
Mattle Pegil
Dayemon W. Menning
Manning Wen
Morgan
Mattie Pearl
Manening
Lowland School
Manning
Mattle Pearl
Theo Morgan
Mattie Peart
Mattie Pers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Additional
Robert Gerber
Ulster
Clayton Turket
Wetrett
Mech
Shisiey Garfeld
Bart Ds
J. Mt. Brown
Vernon
Mts. Field
B.P. S
Alps
Gordanis
Mayeth
esSreeesesad
Day's Hardware & Music Store
Uncle Sam
Helert Haab
Chertin
Robert al. Simmons
Midland
Texas
Korregidor
Manila
Corp
Seekins
Army
Coast Artillery
Cores
Gider
Big Mother
Philippines
Jenne
Elyria High Abheal
Toledo University
Toledo
Charles Schmidt
Huron
Bataan Peningula
College
Tlan
William Mulls
Lake Ene
Pera
Rigbee’s
Broad Street
Woemen
Lottie Alinec
Varios
Edward Terrell
Anna Hasier
Marie Fitdens
Lottie Klinect
Mia
Martha Clark
Laicile Ward
Jerry Stekelfan
Lima
Newnes
Sears
Charzea
Herre Botet
Balsore
Housenold Finance —Cipation
Ab Bend
Taner Otis
Napaby Povey
Oddie Perkins
Foreigh
Murbach Coal
C.h.merthe & Co
Chiffon
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