Minstrel Show Excitement Fills Rialto as Legion Hosts
A large East Elyria audience enjoyed the sixth annual American Legion minstrel at Rialto theater. Virgil Jasper led a scouter scene. Lew Huffman hosted a Colonial act with wigs and costumes. The chorus and many soloists impressed with strong voices and dance, while Ed Lamb, Earl Greenland, Jack Norsworthy and Paul Byers starred as ballad singers. The closing medley revived eight years of war songs, with a stirring tableau by Edgar Herzog and Clay Wilmot. Performers Thelma and Doris Streicher drew praise for clever dances, and Willibur Sutlife’s act drew laughs with Something for Nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post
American Legion
Rialto Theater
Virgil Jasper
Lew Huffman
Chuck Cla
John Cox
Fred Hoth
Chuck Persons
Dave Daniel
Bob Couch
Jobo Basrshall
Jerry Ferguson
Ed Krebs
Leonard Terry
Ed Lamb
Earl Greenland
Jack Norsworthy
Paul Byers
Chford Werle
Paul Blanchard
Walter Barnes
Aly Smith
William Burrough
George Dougherty
J. W. Everton
Jon Shrempie
Walker Ailes
George Aller
Ralph Bemis
George Robson
Howard VanArsdale
R. C. van Durke
Charles
Fowkes
Huth
Ann Ashton
John Cor
Tivria
Bil Horton
Henry Spruce
You Burke
Jim Jenkins Ball Hurroucha
Uncle Jososon
Cha Pers Jones
Johnson
Paul
Robson Krebs
Spussiok
Incomplete Tax Rate Work Delays County Funds
Officials face uncertainty over tax collections as new valuations delay rate calculations. Treasures question remains unresolved about when the county will receive revenue and how rates in several districts will be set.
Continuation of Trial Notes on Wheeler Hall Case
The transcript depicts state assertions about Reverend Edward Wheeler Hall and the crime scene near the minister and his chair, with Eleanor ? v's name appearing and references to Willie & eRe. The editor describes testimony involving Robert EH Mee, Gay Schwartz, and editor McCarter clashing with Payne over questions about a card and a Newark hotel meeting.
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Edward Wheeler Hall
Willie & eRe
Cird
Eleanor ? v
Robert EH
Mee
Gay Schwartz
Schwaris Aas
New York Mirror
Nee
Alexa Siuogon
Cabo Paine
McCarter
Chan Sin Payne
Alery
Payne
St Hotel
Schwartz
Parn
Unclear fragments outline New Jersey crime angle
Fragmented OCR notes describe a developing New Jersey crime case involving fingerprints, a steel tin, and a subpoena related to Willie Stevens and Louise Geist Riehl. Mentions Will He and Jock Connolly, reporters May and Fierbert, and Middletown investigations with editor parity and court questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New Jersey
Josa
Fierbert
Mida
Toseph
AL Faurot
Enn
Willie Siefeny
Middletown
Mayes
Dieta
New York
M McCart
Confias
Parker
Riehle
Louise Geist Riehl
Wiloe Stevens
Willie Stevens
Pierre
Aprieil
Simpson
Butcher's Wife Finds Relief with Maya Medicine
A wife who barely ate for two years was advised by doctors to operate. After taking four bottles of Maya medicine, she recovered and has been well since. The remedy is claimed to cleanse the digestive tract and ease stomach ailments, liver and intestinal symptoms. Druggists offer refunds if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gam.es
Indy
Maya Mma
Arm of Wanian Recert Found at DAS and Link to Wallet
Report describes the recert at DAS involving the arm of Wanian and the wallet of Mrs Shartier linked to a desert area near Barstown Ca. Mr Deacon hopes the find is coincidental while continuing search for Mrs Shartier who left Quincy months ago on a California trip. A Melbourne to Alice Springs mail route now travels by air in three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanian
DAS
Quincl
b.Duine
Barstown
Shartier
Waller Deacon
Alice Springs
Melbourne
Australia
Auto dangers noted near school areas cited in confusion
Unclear report notes automotive risks around schools. Text mentions officials and pedestrians but contains many garbled terms making specifics hard to determine. The fragment references motorists, watches, and safety concerns amid traffic near educational sites.
Local Collison Report on Street Incident
Police report a collision between a truck and a car on Cleveland Street. The driver of the car indicated the accident was caused by the truck, with damage to the fender and door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Auto
R. Ho Collps
Luka Avenue
Cleveland Street
Sterday
Lane Road
Ho Aumbers
Collier’s
Hro
Hunters Staged Dinner After Chest Drive Report
Report from community chest drive notes So. of Car unity Chest Workers, led by A. C. Hudnutt, entertaining team at Hotel Newell. Captains shared proceeds with workers as others critiqued running engines and a bus company stalled. Police reported no caseload today amid dispersed notes and weathered chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Hudnutt
Unity Chest
Newell
Cantain
Srent
Impro
Baber
Foch Commezits On Pershine's Speech
A garbled passage notes Foch commenting on Pershine's remarks amid confusion about a half million well trained troops and a preceding delay in preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
Pershine
Feles Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in Cleveland
Elyrian Feles petitions for bankruptcy in federal court in Cleveland on Nov 19. The filing cites debts and assets detailing amounts around 1917.36 and 3100, with related individuals and entities named in the voluntary suit docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian Feles
Cleveland
F. G. Worthing
Iyria
Dillties
Asa
Britain Not Surprised By Coolidge Speech Across Atlantic
London dispatch reports Britain met President Coolidge's address with general approval despite a few caustic notes. Officials praised its stance on the world court and debts, while critics warned that the speech could harden creditor debtors and delay settlement. The Times noted it reshaped Europe’s view of U S adherence to the world court. A former cabinet minister dismissed the speech as bombastic.
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Decla
London
Kansas City
Coolidre
Patrissa
Coolidge
Europe
Britain
America
World Court
Senate
Osse
London Chronicle
the Times
Cooldee
United States
World Court Tribunal
Armistice Day Message and War Reflections
unclear OCR fragments reference Armistice Day and war memories. mentions Jim Armi nd Geo Chamberlain and Redington Rongs with vague sentiments about not fearing the future and maintaining resolve in wartime. No clear event, date, or concrete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pia
Jim Armind
Geo. Chamberlain
Redington
Maine
Death Notice for Garfora Garford and Family
Obituary fragment notes three sons Garfora and George Garford with survivors including Mrs C H Miser and Mrs G C Worthing. Funeral services planned in Rockland Saturday afternoon at two o'clock for the deceased and other relatives. The text is partial and contains multiple names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
St. Paul
Garfora
George Garford
C. H. Miser
G. C. Worthing
Rockwood
Rockland
W. Ton A
Ten Thousand at National Grange Degree Ceremony
Nearly ten thousand men and women from across the country gathered at a local theatre in Portland Maine to receive the seventh degree at the National Grange meeting. The event featured a four part ritual and drew thousands of Grangers as witnesses to the proceedings. Delegates debated proposals against daylight saving, and for eventual government ownership and control of hydric power sites under the Ontario plan. a plan to refund surplus federal income tax was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portlaay
Newle
Markets Cleveland produce Cleveland
Markets report prices for butter eggs potatoes and fowls in Cleveland on November 11. Butter extra 52 1 2 to 53 1 2 with firsts at 47 4. Eggs extra and firsts quoted 48 and 40 to 31. Potatoes Ohio at 1 dollar to 2 dollars per unit. Animal products and poultry show lower prices in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hogs and Calves Market Report From Cleveland
Hogs receipts 1806 with 25- bushel figures and price ranges for various weights. Calves steady with beef steers and cows noted. cutters and cull categories priced, beef weights and lambs show mixed movements. Packers and dealers quoted, with feeder steers and fat lambs mentioned and regional price levels indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Veal Calves and Hogs Market Notes
Fragmentary market report shows hogs lower at 75-12 with light pigs around 12.00 to 16.25 and veal calves steady. Lambs and toners top around 13.50. Maslow referenced in the Attle section.
Unclear market numbers prompt mixed poultry and seed round notes
Fragmented report updates seed round figures and poultry prices. Mentions Michigan sacked tas 240 dollars 2.56 and Idaho prices around 3.15. Poultry line lists live birds with varying cents per unit and breed notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agg
Michigan
Liberty Bond Quotations Open in New York
Liberty bond quotes open in New York on November 12 with 3 1 2s at 102.15 and 4 1 4s around 101.4 to 108.25, including new 4s and 1S-4s in the 102 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis
Hall Mills murder trial scene inside Somerset jail
Somerville New Jersey November 12. Daily routine at the Somerset county jail frames Frances Stevens Hall and her brothers Willie and Henry Stevens who are charged in one of America's brutal double murders. Mrs Hall visits each morning after nine o clock to bolster their courage for court while other inmates pass the day with cards reading or discussing the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
N.J
Hall-Mills
Somerset County
Frasces Stevens Hall
Willie
Henry Stevens
Sars
Jin” Majo Warden
Jong
St Joan Evangelist
Jaul
Wille
Henry
Vita
Harher
Will
Lim
Cribbaze
Herry
Trat
Frances
Wile
Carpender
Ree
Stevens
Carpenbat
Sian
Navy dirigible Los Angeles sails for Norfolk from Lakehurst
The navy dirigible Los Angeles left its Lakehurst base at 11 oclock this morning for a flight to Norfolk Virginia. Commander Charles Rosendahl said the ship may remain overnight and return to Lakehurst at noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Dirigible
Norfolk
Lakehurst
Los Angel
Charles Rosendahl
Verfaly
Lakelars
School News Highlights From Bi Monthly Misties And Talk
On Wednesday 2 HILY had bi monthly misties cleaning rooms and an excess supper. Mr Powell of the Lower theatre gave a talk on The Place of the Motion Picture in Modern Life. Five candidates were initiated into the mysteries of the Hi. Andrew Owen of Randan was arrested and fined for a coat tail covering a motorcycle license plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Becher
Robert Her-rick
Andrew Owen
Randan
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Warns Coughs Against Going Down
An old advertisement urges prompt use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to prevent colds from descending into bronchial tubes and lungs. It claims deep relief, quick action, and suitability for children and adults, with pricing listed as 60c and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Ayer
Lafayette's Interpreters Helped Settle Henrietta 1837
The article recounts Henrietta township beginnings with Edward Durand surveying and Simon Durand as a key interpreter. Early settlers include the Durand family, Calvin Leonard, Swift, and others, describing routes, homes, a shelter, a large river bottom, and the formation of communities. It notes initial schooling, trading posts, and the eventual church developments from 1818 to 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Edward Durand
Brownhelm
Simon Durand
Mer
America
Franc
LaFtte
Simeon
Capac
Essex County
New York
Calvin Leonard
Cuyura
N.Y
M Red
Anil Han
Tlenrietta
Elyria
Hales
Dennison
Dun
Black River
Starr
Birmingham
Verton River
der Fan
Oweph Swift
Isi
Swift
Albany
Moses Muller
William Ferguson
Clinton Durham
Nathan Posto
Sirocon Shepard
Silas Wood
Henry Tors
Moes Mates
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Dober
Elsria
Repurt
Pennsylvania
Waston
Jock Connolly
Clark
Totay
Coley
Great Britain
Inas
Toledo Livestock
Chicago
Lafayette
Geha Barry
Medad Joba
Wenrletta
Joseph i Wandzebeth Nour
Alvin Coe
Festus Powers
Sally Aad
Bath
Forde
Joseph Powers
James Trtrand
Scott
Squire Abbott
Edward Duverd
Boston
Erece
United Brethren
Sweet Shop
Blue Bird Sweet Shop
Court Street
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