Telephone Co bonds filed to cover rate increase
The Ohio Bell Telephone Co filed bonds totaling 6 with the State Utilities Commission to cover a rate increase suspended for 120 days ending April 1. Bonds are posted for Massillon 17000, Marionette 10000, Middletown 20000, Akron Area 95000, Toledo 88000, Layton 105000, Cleveland 90000, for seven cities. New rates go into effect July 29 pending commission decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelt Telephone Co
Massillon
Mariette
Middletown
Akron
Barberton
Cuyahoga Falls
Toledo
Uuu
Layton
Cleveland
Prohibition era payoffs and testimony hinge on Remus claim
Remus testifies about payments related to Jess Smith and Daugherty friendships, detailing cash and checks totaling millions. He confirms payments to various officials for permits and protection and says he cannot name other officials due to risk of new prosecutions. He notes his bank account held 2.8 million at Lincoln National Bank Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Smith
Mits
Remus
Cannoy Hon
Prate Anc
Wheel Ro
Department of Stice
Hain
Vance J. High
al Louis
Ansel
Senator Wheel
Linconnational
Cincinnati
County Church Services Highlight Oberlin May 16
Oberlin church notices list multiple congregations and pastors with Sunday schedules. United Church Finney Chapel Rev Nicholas Van der Pyl leads 9:45 Sunday school and 11:00 morning service. First Baptist East Lorain Street Rev C H Starrett 9:45 Sunday school and 10:30 morning worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
United Church (Congregational
Finney Chapel
North Professor Street
Nicholas van der Pyl
Council Hall
James Brand House
Fioney Chapel
Hanns
James ‘Brand
First Baptist
Christian Science Society
North Nain Street
M. BE
West College Street
C. B. Ketcham
G. H. Myers
Epworth League
Sunday School Lesson Prayer and Historical Faith
Sunday service text questions on prayer assurance and divine deliverances. Discusses how God helps ancestors and protects posterity. Prayer segment asks for courage and faith beyond doubt. Book reviews cover Builders of the Church and Early Days of Christianity as high school religious education texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Thau
Builders of the Church
Tucker
Abingdon Press
World religious news and figures from 1920s church events
News notes on George Platt Knox death in Portland Oregon and his career with the International Council of Religious Education and Denison University. Mentions plans for a 1924 American Alliance meeting in Buffalo with the Archbishop of Canterbury as speaker. Reports Tsunajima voyage to the United States and a 1925 Stockholm Christian Conference program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comea Lawrence
Intational
Bounday School
Vational Council of Religious Education
Portland
Ore
George Platt Knox
United State
International Council of Religious Education
Denison University
Wore
Indianapolis
Africa
New York Bible Society
Interreinndt
Buffalo
New York
Canterbury
United States
Kakichi Tsunajima
Tokyo
Stockholm
Sweden
Christian Herald
Florence Nightingale the Nurse of Crimea
The piece recalls Florence Nightingale’s early act of healing a collie and her rise to a dedicated nurse. It notes her care for a wounded dog, her later nursing training, and her leadership in Crimea where she and thirty nurses faced harsh conditions to save soldiers. It honors her enduring legacy as the “Angel of Crimea.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Cap
Kel
Florener
London
Crimea
All England
Serenca Nightingale
Angel
Fragmentary verse and quotes linger in a constrained reminiscence
The text presents fragmented phrases and quotations from Goethe Crabbe and others about fate morality and mortality. It echoes a bygone voice on life time and blessing with partial lines and broken typography.
Sunday Services At First Baptist and M E Church
At Lagrange Ohio the First Baptist Church presents listed services with J H Burt of Elyria speaking at 11:00 a.m. A combination service at 7:40 p.m. features Rev Geo I Cooper of the Union Rescue Mission Lorain. The M E Church led by G M Knapp holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and public service at 11:00 a.m. with topic Gifts Given to God. Epworth League meets at 7:30 p.m. led by Gertrude Smith with topic As a Partned.
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Methodist Church
J. W. Naramore
Lagrange
Mar 1
First Baptist Church
Tulzga
Poater
J. H. Burt
Elyria
Sérmgon
Geo. I. Cooper
Union Rescue Mission
Lorain
M. E. Church
G. M. Knapp
Quotable Thoughts on Virtue and War From Notable Figures
A collection of aphorisms and maxims attributed to figures including Akers Lowell Jefferson Napoleon Emerson Bartlet and others. The lines cover duty courage imagination faith and the nature of sin with brief witty or didactic twists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akers
Lowell
Paul Richard
Abbott
Paul
Jefferson
Jacks
Emerson
Napoleon
Stevenson
Crandell
Promoting Pupils With Incomplete Work in Junior Books
A church forum discusses whether pupils who did not complete written work should be promoted. It advises promotion with distinction but not honor for those lacking effort, and questions the superintendent's classroom visits during Bible lessons unless urgent family emergencies occur.
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Merion Lawrance
Real Estate Transfers In Lorain and Elyria Areas
A series of property transfers listed with buyers, sellers, lot numbers or parcels, associated real estate ads from Sheffield and Federal home allotments, and prices ranging from 560 to 43000 dollars in Lorain Elyria and Fairview. Notable transfers include Cornelius Kohimyer to Justine Veughno for lot 688 in Sheffield Lund Co area and Albert Schaefer to Petit Bevres at Totlek Fairview allotment for 43000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Kohimyer
Justine Veughno
Sheffield Lund Co
Lorain
Paul Hrusovski
Mary McHugh
Lawler
Lovean Stanker
Pate Chocoff
Central Division
Sheffield
Dwatine Vaughs
Cornelius Kohlmyer
Sheffield Land Co
L. L. Muneen
D. C. Bulgar
Follet
Oberlin
C. L. Ayeta
Merrill T. bDester
Ander Stelpite
Mascino
Nominees of Southwest Crown Champion Twins of the Country
Twin daughters of Mr and Mrs William Luther of Tulsa Oklahoma were named champion twins of the Southwest and ranked among the country’s top twins in a parade benefiting local charity. About 1 100 youngsters participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
William Luther
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Mrs. William Luther
Malvy Banished Yet Returns as French Deputy
M. Malvy, once interior minister and rival of Clemenceau, will sit in the chamber of deputies again after June 2 when the new chamber meets. He was banished for two years after a treason charge during Clemenceau’s premiership and was later reelected by his department.
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M. Malvy
Cleméfeegu
France
Chamber F Deputies
Malvy
Interior
Clemenceau
Department of
Memorial Day Observances Planned in Lorain
Memorial day ceremonies will be held in the morning with a downtown parade at 7 o clock ending at Washington Square. Attorney Charle Adams and Municipal Judge John Harding to deliver addresses. Graves at Elmwood Calvary and the Jewish cemetery to be decorated after services. Also in Lorain statutory arrests reported: Alvie Williams bound over to court on a charge. Andrew Matuzak arrested on a charge and taken to Sandusky for questioning.
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Lorain
Washington Square
Charle Adams
John Harding
Elmwood
Calvary
Alvie Williama
Beulah M. Nichols
Andrew Matuzak
14Th Street
Sandusky
Federal Judge Bak Under House Judiciary Inquiry
Investigators in the House Judiciary Committee will probe federal Judge Wao Bak of the Northern District of West Virginia over alleged misconduct. The inquiry, announced May 16, is led by committee officials as part of a formal misconduct review.
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Washington
Wao. Bak
Northern
West Virginia
House Judi Committee
Permit Granted for Ku Klux Klan Parade in Charleston
A permit was issued for a Ku Klux Klan parade in Charleston on Memorial Day tied to the group's reunion. The notice reflects a fusion of that realm during the event in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLAN
Charleston
W. Va
Brightway Lorain Lighting Plan Advances
May 16 report from Lorain notes J B Johnson of the Ohio Public Service Co met with the Brightway committee as general manager. He offered a lighting contract at 1.14 per front foot and was accepted. Plans include ornamental poles by B and O railroad along the route and extending the system to South Lorain with a full city lighting overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightway
Bandits Hold Up Truck With $100,000 In Furs On Broadway
In full view of Upper Broadway crowds three masked bandits stopped a truck and seized goods valued at $100,000 in furs. Police search underway.
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New York
Broadway
Lorain Car Line Abandoned Proposed by Railways
S W Coen general manager of the Shore Electric proposes abandoning the city car line on Erie avenue to serve residents from the main line. He says few riders use the section as many own cars and the tracks would be removed with repaving if the council agrees.
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Smith
Mr. Dausherty
Daugherty
Grookhart
Iowa
Moses
Delie Ry
Remus Ray
Hart
eConnell
Pennsylvania
County Church News
Oberlin Churches
Christ Church
le Daniels
Rust M. E. Churc
L. E. Jordan
Corner Park
Groveland
Eun
MT. Zion
P. H. Hill
B. Y. Paul
Mary Thomas
Church OF God
F. 5. Johnson
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Frank H. Heydenburk
Panton
American Legion Hall
Y. Peoples
C. A. Blanchard
Wheaton College
Wellington
Ghnarhes
Congregational Church
South Main
Charles W. Bacard
Moraigg
W. H. Husted
C. EL
ST. Patrick North Main
J. H. Lenz
Church of Christ Scientist
The
BeViars
Bible Students of
Ohio
J. L. Ross
Johns Street
Watch Tower
Church OF Christ
Wallace Malléery
C. E
World Religious News
Mayr
BY Carl Yoden
Goethe
Crabbe
John Wapnamaker
Church Forum
Lorain News
Kodak
C. McCarvel
Ommometriat & Jeweler
Lee
Imperial Furniture Co
East Broad Street Bridge
Broad Street
C. C. Bowers—Drug Store
Murphy’s Oil
W.broad
Elyrias
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