Pastors greet new church at grand occasion
Fraternal greetings mark a Sunday ceremony for the new church on Public Square. Dr J P Al of Norwalk, district superintendent, and Rev Ed Kirby led remarks with pastors from several denominations present. Local clergy offered warm congratulations praising the new structure and its spiritual potential, while others noted the community’s shared faith.
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Norwalk
Bourquin
W. L. Walk
EB. Redhead
W. Burner
G. A. Brown
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W. Auld
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First Church
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Revival Service Echoes Across Elyria Congregations
Dr. Kirby’s pastor and church leaders praised his ministry as pastors from Second Congregational, First Baptist, and Methodists spoke of revival and faith. The service included solos by Merrill Gay and F L Brown, ending with Nearer My God To Thee as the audience stood in silence after the benediction.
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Maha
Iself
St. Paul's
Red
Mr. Bourquin
Sr. Brown
Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
North America
F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Kirby
First Baptist Church
Walker
Merrill Gay
Mendelssohn
F. L. Brown
Fireman fatally injured on Twentieth Century Limited
Syracuse May 25 The Twentieth Century Limited fast train struck engineer Edward H H Peck 55 of Buffalo as he leaned from the cab to watch the water ejector. He fell unconscious and died. Also a Brooklyn subway incident left Miss Yetta Traub 22 Philadelphia uninjured after a fall onto the tracks. In Lorain Frank Clanzula hospitalized with knife wounds. Jose Orosco arrested on attempted wound charge, bail set at 500 for May 28 hearing.
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Syracuse
Twentieth Century Limited
Amboy
Edward HH. Peck
Buffalo
New York
Nevins Street
Brooklyn
Interborough Subway
Yetta Traub
Philadelphia
Lorain
Frank Clanzula
Jose Orosco
E. 20Th Street
Orosco
Clever Luggage Label Sparks Hongkong Joke
Two commercial travelers discuss trunks and suitcases nanced by railways. One says a label "With Care China" would prevent damage. The joke backfires as the entire shipment is sent to Hongkong, highlighting misreading and mishap in freight handling.
Plead Guilty To Liquor Charge In Ohio Bootlegging Case
In Cleveland on May 25 Peter J. Iggins and four Youngstown men admitted guilt in federal district court over the Hayner distillery whiskey shipments to northern Ohio bootleggers. Sentences deferred pending J E Russell, suspended federal prohibition director, and two Columbus men trials next Monday. Others pleaded guilty. Edmund H. Moore represented Higgins group.
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Prohibition
Ohio
Cleveland
Peter J. Iggins
Youngstown
Hayner
Troy
D. C. Westenhaver
J. E. Russell
Federal Prohibition
Columbus
Higgings
P.F. Scanlon
Frank Eccles
Charles Flex
Edmund H. Moore
Higgins
Wesley Grills to Oppose Hoffman for Lorain Mayor
Lorain on May 25 reports Wesley Grills announced as a Republican candidate challenging Mayor George Hoffman who seeks a second term. Also noted is theft of attorney A. E. Calhoun’s automobile from near his office on May 25.
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Wesley Grills
Hoffman
Lorain
Clity
George Hoffman
Belden High Holds Baccalaureate Service
Belden High school held its baccalaureate at Belden Methodist church last evening. Dr. W L Walker of the First Baptist church of Elvia delivered the address on Reaching the Desired Haven. The graduating class motto, Tonight We Launch Where Shall We Anchor, framed the occasion as the Belden High school orchestra performed several selections. Rev Leroy Wright of Grafton participated in the service.
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Belden High School
Belden Methodist Church
W. L. Walker
First Baptist Church of
Elvia
Leroy Wright
Grafton
Railroads report large egg losses in 1924
Washington May 25. Railroads broke nearly three quarters of a million dollars worth of eggs last year. The committee on freight claim prevention of the American Railway Association published the 1924 report noting egg breakage cost railroads 3,723,085, up 18 percent from 1923. Losses total paid by railroads in 1924 were 48,262,543, down 1,277,834 from 1923.
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Washington
Committee
American Railway Association
Milroads
Alfred Brouse Sued for Alimony and Divorce
One suit seeking alimony and another for divorce was filed in court today. Ethel Brouse seeks alimony from Alfred Brouse claiming he left her and is able to support her.
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Ethel Brouse
Alfred Brouse
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Community Plate Club
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Chronicle- Telegram
Belden
Athletic Union
Evereast
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Pocketbooks
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Ee Ward
Sears
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