Soberlin Youth Charged With Petty Larceny In Bicycle Theft
A youth faces a petty larceny charge after a bicycle owned by A. Cook was recovered. Caswell James claimed borrowing it from a student at the Men's Building, with the student allegedly allowing him to keep it when he could buy another. James has prior time in Lancaster's Boys Industrial School. Keys were stolen over May 6 to 8, with several recovered and a few missing. Other notes mention local social visits, a French lectures tour, and upcoming summer travel plans.
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A. Cook
Hend
Cas“well James
James
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Automobile Keys Theft Suspects Brought Before Court
Harold Turner and Raymond Ta born were brought before the Probate Court today by Marshal Edmonds of Oberlin on the charge of stealing about 100 keys from various automobiles.
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Harold Turner
Raymond Taborn
Marshal Edmonds of
Oberlin
Oberlin Woman Seeks Divorce From Wilburt Hayes
Gertrude Hayes of Oberlin petitions the court for divorce from Wilburt Hayes now in Cleveland alleging extreme cruelty. She claims March 20 he knocked her down and choked her and that he has threatened to kill her on several occasions. She secured a short injunction and requests alimony.
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Elyria
Gertrude Hayes
Oberlin
Wilburt Hayes
Cleveland
Kiwanis Club hears Dean Clark on national convention
Elyria notes Dean Clark of Chicago assistant secretary of the International Kiwanis clubs speaking at the noon meeting. He outlines the Cleveland convention next month and praises the order growth from 488 clubs to 53 new ones this year with 6 800 new members since January 1. Hy Moore of Sandusky will address the club next Thursday. his Norwalk convention speech is recalled.
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Elyria
Kiwanis Club
Dean Clark
Chicago
International Kiwanis Clubs
Cleveland
Hy Moore
Sandusky
Norwalk
Wellington Sportsmen Enjoyed Fish Dinner
A large crowd of Sportsmen Club members attended the second annual fish dinner in the M. E. church basement on Wednesday evening. Menu included black bass rolls cream potatoes doughnuts and coffee served by the Kings Daughters. After the supper an entertainment was held in the Eagles hall.
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Sportsmen Club
M. E
Kings Daughters
Eagles Hall
Hich School to Meet Oberlin Business Club Saturday
Saturday the local high school team will play Oberlin Business Club at the school grounds Well ington. The game is scheduled for 2 20 and it is hoped a large crowd will attend the game. The death of Mr Floyd Avery occurred Tuesday evening. The death was very sudden. Although Mr Avery has been ill for a long time he was considered remarkably improved the day of his death. Funeral services will be given later. The business men are holding a meeting in the Vayers Court Room Thursday cvtnine. Every business man is urged to be present as plans are to be made for a monthly bargain day among all the business now. Supt Werr was back on the job meain Wednesday at the school house after many days of illness. The friends were slad to see him back in. Wadsworth is painting his.
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N. J. Ward
Lakewood
Scott
East College Street
New York City
Rebecca Hope
A. B. Silvy
Cleveland Heights
Marie Ingraham
Prof. Jameson
Akron
Akron University
James McCullough
Lake
Albertine Fitch
Elyna
Jameson
England
France
Spain
Switzerland
Martha Scott
Cleveland
Goerner
Lee
King Street
Hich
Oberlin Business Club
T Wellington
Floyd Avery
Altho
Vayers Court Room
Werr
Panto ES Coal Company
Mary Deortars
Odyrtis
Wellington News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
North Main area home construction by W I Ross. Mrs Kamp marks seventy six with family in Oberlin. Sloane family welcomes a wine pound girl in Tiffin. Sloane daughter of Whitney. Mrs Gove of Toledo visits mother Mrs Body for an extended stay. Lorain visitors Burt Hawke tour Wellington. Oberlin Business College expects Wellington graduates next day. C T Hill buys Ford truck for deliveries. Hyde family moves to Converse residence West Main. Little daughter of Robert Swartz dies after long illness. Grova Withrow becomes United Food Store manager. Committees deliberate federation of churches. Wellington Eagles urged to attend F C halt Thursday fight. Officers elected and other matters to be transacted. Mrs Collins visits Oberlin.
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North Main
W. I. Ross
Wing
Oberlin
F. Kamp
Mr. Kamps
G. H. Sloane
Tiffin
Ohio
Sloane
A. Whitney
S. W. Gove
Toledo
Wm. Body
Burt Hawke
Lorain
Wellington
Oberli
Business College
Inday
C. T. Hill
Ford
Hyde
Converse
West Main Street
Robert Swartz
Grova Withrow
United Food Store
Federation of the Churches
Wellington Eagles
F. C
Collins
Settlement Looms in Nation's Marine Strike
Washington May 19 The marine strike appeared to be in process of settlement today. Secretary of Labor Davis has been authorized by representatives of the seamen, marine engineers and radio operators to proceed as their agent in securing a settlement with the shipowners and the United States Shipping Board.
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Washington
Davis
United States Shipping Board
Amherst Confirmation Class Party At Walter Moebins Home
The St Peters Evangelical adult confirmation class enjoyed an evening at Walter Moebins on Axtel street. Rev Eck received a token of thanks for leading the class. Lorain visitors Edna Olive and Helen Beller and Mrs W Ernst were present. R D Michaels of Lorain was discharged from hospital yesterday. Mrs E C Schuler returned from Cleveland after visiting relatives.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Walter Moebins
Axtel Street
Eck
Edna
Olive
Helen Beller
W. Ernst
Lorain
R. D. Michaels
E. C. Schuler
Cleveland
Clevelanders to Play Here Next Sabbath
Manager Bill Struck of the ITS Columbia club booked the Strong Gaiety club at Cleveland for Riverview Park Sunday afternoon. The game will start at 3 o clock to help visiting teams acclimate to field conditions and avoid late bites.
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Hlyria
Bill Struck
Cleveland
Riverview Park
Struck
Laos
Contractors Belligerent at Long Range Contracting
Contractors denounced the Chronicle Telegram and shouted for manager Calman during a tense meeting at the Masonic Temple. An angry crowd claimed the paper distorts news while union contractors urged retaliation and refused cooperation with reporters. In Columbus a decade of service by General William R Burnett at Sandushy Old Soldiers home ended as state officials awaited formal resignation.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Calman
Columbus
Old Soldiers and Sabores
Sandushy
William R Burnett
State Board of Administraton
Coal Direct From Mines Promises Big Saving
An early 20th century advertisement touts buying coal directly from mines to cut costs. It argues removing middlemen lowers expenses for buyers, claiming easy access to mine prices whether by carload or small orders. The piece emphasizes nationwide demand and suggests substantial savings without plant costs.
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Loyd Avery
Wadsworth
Amherst
Ed Horlick
The
Ivand
Fountaina
Horlick
Glevelanders
Kaiser
Harry Hinkson
Dickason
Chronicle- Telegram
Masonic Temple
Brenner
Loraen
Broadway
Ollai
Union Siz
Blue King
Ailette
Carlette -Arety
Ien
Girls’ Union
Unis
Kirk
Princess Sateen
Polly Prim
Richardson
RMC
Ecru
Athletic Union
Nainsook Athletic Union
Opler
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