Newboys' Association forms city home for boys
Taken from our files 25 years ago reports formation of a home or meeting place by the Newsboys' Association to aid city boys. The organization plans to open the facility to other youths as well, amid broader efforts on county jail and infirmary improvements. Harvey M. Snyder, Cleveland attorney, expected to be Oberlin College football coach again next season.
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Newboys' Association
Newsboys’ Association
County Board of Visitors
Harvey M. Snyder
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Sle
Elyria News Roundup Highlights Local Crime and Projects
Three arrests by Elyria and Lorain authorities are expected to clarify the Amherst dry goods robbery where $2,000 in silks and dress goods were stolen. The Elyria board of control opened bids for 3.5 miles of water works at $152,633, far below project estimates. Incorporation papers were filed in Columbus for the Northern Savings and Loan Company of Elyria with $1 million capitalization.
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Elyria
Lorul
Muckus
Aschenbach
Amherst
Elyria Board of Control
Penfield Junction
Lake Shore
Columbus
Northern Savings and Soas Company of
North Olmsted Musicians Shine At Local Contest
May 16 report from North Olmsted follows Robert Risk visiting family from Tiffin while Charlotte Cowley, Oberlin state contest winner, heads to Madison for the national event. Iva May and Jean Lord accompany her on clarinet and Charlotte plays piano. Jack O'Brien wins saxophone, all pupils of the North Olmsted School of Music.
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North Olmsted
Robert Risk
Tiffin
O. A. Risk
Carlotte Cowley
Oberlin
Madison
Wis
Iva May
Jean Lord
Charlotte
Jack O'Brien
The
North Olmsted School of Music
Former resident Sadie Tyler dies after pneumonia
Sadie Tyler, formerly of North Olmsted and long resident of Lakewood, died after a brief pneumonia illness. Burial was in Butternut Ridge Cemetery. She was a daughter of the late Alanson and Ida Tyler and survived by brother Frank of Lakewood.
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Sadie Tyler
North Olmsted
Lakewood
Butternut Ridge
Alanson
Ida Tyler
Frank
Birth of Benz Car and Red Flag Law Elapses
Benz of England built his first motor car in 1885 but laws 1865 and 1896 prevented use, requiring a 4 mph limit and a man with a red flag. The 1896 Act removed the flag bearer and allowed 12 mph. The swastika was once a hurricane symbol, per the Reich Central Bureau for Scientific Reports.
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Benz
England
Reich Central Bureau
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Warerty
First Methodist
Theodore S. Henderson
Edwin K. Kirmy
Bishop Henderson
Elyria Home
Elyria Woman's Club
Lorain County
Grafton State Farm
State Board of Control
Grafton
State Welfare Advisory Commission
Mansfield Reformatory
Winthrop M. Crane
Dalton
Mass
Postoffice
Mobil Gas and Oil
George Stearn Yard
W. A. Bourne and
Junior
East Cleveland
Ridgeville Cemetery
Andrew Mattson
Lansing Drive
Erie Cowley
Barton Road
Phillips
Rexall
Dr. Grabow
Linkman’s Distiller
Linkman’s Magic
Franks Medico
Delpark Briar
Phillips m
Castoria
Woodbury
Ponds
SDC
Fitch
Stanley
Packer
Admiracion Sham
Dandok Tonic
Rexall Tonic
Peterman
iSc
Lady Esther Cream
Aridina
Brewers Yeast
Elkay Shoe
Crean
Woodburys
Charmona
Lge
Colgate Rapid
William Shaw
Martels
Quart Slater
Ives
PAU Anuur
N.R
Eastman Baby Brownies
Petrolagar
C. W. Phillips
Films & Expo
Magnesia
Meee Cubs
le Provedora
Prince Albert
Geo. Washington
Granger
Tuxedo
Robene
Acme
America
Varnan
Enan
O’donnell Paintesa ‘Wall Paper Co
Court St. Elyria
Ohio
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