Forty four convicts to prepare state brick plant
Forty four convicts from Ohio State Penitentiary are employed to prepare the Roseville brick plant for operation by the state in manufacturing paving brick. Warden P. E. Thomas announced the plan, with more convicts to be sent later after stockade and dormitories are completed. No long term or dangerous criminals are being selected for work at the plant.
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Columbus
Ohio State Penitentiary
Roseville
P. E. Thomas
Local notes and social visits in LaGrange May gathering
Sunday and weekend activities listed include visits by Crow and Wheeler families from Akron, Nichols at Howard U A, Rev. Ryan at Memorial Hospital, and various EBtendees. A Mother’s Day church program at the Baptist church decorates flowers and carnations. Loomis hosts anglers night May 19. several local families and visitors from Elyria Avon Columbia Vermilion Lakewood Penfield attend events and dinners. The H S operetta Cherry Time is slated May 22 with two pupils involved.
Develop Great Face Form By Blood-Cells Secret
A sensational health ad claims men and women can develop a strong face and body by increasing blood-cells with S.S.S. It promises clearer skin and fuller cheeks by removing impurities, touts safety as vegetable-based, and urges readers to start today with 8.8.5. sold in two sizes at drug stores.
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Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
How to solve puzzle: words start in numbered squares and run across or down. One letter per white square. If proper words are found, every combination forms words. The key to puzzle is the first word shown in the drawing, with keys to the others listed below.
Running Across Word Puzzle Clues Solve
The puzzle lists clues across ten words with themes from sports and language. Answers include terms for play actions, permission, a boy’s name, male cats, awe, and more, culminating in a famous player’s name and seasonal word. The final line connects indebtedness and yesterday’s solution.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and a Memorial Hospital Update
Syphers of Cleveland and Mrs Sarah Spicer visited Sunday. Mrs Henry Lantsberry was taken to Memorial Hospital for an operation. Mr and Mrs Heinbach host Jackson Michigan visitors for a week. Cleveland couples Hemenway called on H C Miller Saturday. Cheser Boreler of Akron stayed with his brother in law Herry Wipert Monday night. Cheser Hart remodeling his home. L M Adams of Elyria visited their mother Tuesday evening. Mary Stianson friends hosted a party for her birthday Wednesday. Henry Wigert family visited Wiliam Wigert in Ridgeville Sunday. Addie Rock of Cleveland visited aunt Hattie Curtice. Lu c He and daughter Lucile and granddaughter Phyllis in Spencer. Rev Ryan delivered a fine sermon Sunday morning.
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Lakewood
C. W. Gutt
Alton
Norwalk
M. BE
Mayme Phelan
Cleveland
Warren Fowls
Elyria
Edwin Schnarr
Elyna
Leon Curtice
Lance
Medina
Lizzie Sears
Ed Snicer
Hattie Curtice
Nicky Younglas
W. D. Johnson
Stella Harrison
C. H. Johnson
Graftonunday
Jake Brenner
Hus
Warren
H. S
Cheser Hart
L. M. Adams
Mary Stianson
Henry Wigert
Wiliam Wigerts
Ridgeville
Addie Rock
Wil Wilcox
Luc
Phyllis
Spencer
Ryan
Congregation Sees Strong Attendance and Soloists
A large congregation gathered for services with solos by Mrs. Lucille Rawson and Mrs. B. H. Ryan. Visitors from Cleveland and Ely dla attended, and Sunday school enrollment was strong.
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Lucille Rawson
B. H. Ryan
Cleveland
Elydla
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Lagrange
G. W. Woodruff
Mr. Stranahan
Columbia
Memorial Hospital
Jennia
Loomis
C. G. Rush
Margaret Wolf
Phil Gost
Akron
Vermilion
Joyce Stimson
C. L. Gott
C. L. Adams
N. L. Gott
E. L. Adams
Amelia Adams
F. B. Gott
Willys
Knightbrougham
Ela Gott
Chevrolet
Leon Mosner
Brenner’s
Ohio
Bay View
Nel
The
Murbach Coat and Supply Co
R.M. Summers
Piano
Earl Court
W. Phillips Drug Store
Elyria Maytag Co
Cleveland Street
Elyria Hardware Company
J. P. Leber
West River Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
Children’s Department
West Broad Street
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