Taken From Our Files 1908 Elyria notices and events
A retrospective column recalls Leonard Squire a former Lorain Steel warehouse head who died after a subway fall in New York. It also mentions Lorain Fire plant wreckage from 1908 and regional notes about Oberlin Amherst Wellington valuations, Lorain police actions against students, and other items from 20 and 10 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Telegram
Leonard Squire
Ely- Han
New York
Subway
Lorain Steel Company
Lorain
A. J. Moxham
New Dominion Iron and Steel Compen
Nova Scotia
Lorain Daily News
Cilyria
Charies FE
Troxel
Obertin
Wellinst
eGate CL Commission
Oberlin
Wellington
Amherst
Oberlin Cella Demy
Wabash
Lincoln School Exhibits and Endowment Growth Revealed
The report to Lincoln Memorial University trustees shows a strong endowment rise from 10,259,078 to 11,792,939 reflecting across the university’s finances. Sponsorship is tied to Charles Gordon who chairs the National Advisory Council as the school seeks World’s Art Hall of Science exhibits at Cumberland Gap area.
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College
Board of Trustees
Hall
Lincoln Memmoral University
Charles Gordon
Chiensa
Chiral
National Advisory Council
Gordon
Lincoln Memorial University
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Lone
Elgria Steel Products
Pany Phait
Bussey Avenue
Premierh Fining and Manufacturiis Company
Todiy
Cleveland
Chronicle-Telegraim
BE. J. Stankard
Hewittt
Clawson
Delicia
Weideman
Gerber’s Market
Broad Street
Porterhouse
Ohio
Fairmont
Lac
The
United States Food and Drug Administration
Kellogg’s
Kellogs
Battle Creek
Kellogg
Lincoln School
Chicago
Southern University
Abraham
Cumberland Gap
Mystery Iver
Abyssinia
Chilch
Edwards
Defiance
S Edwards
California
York State
OCANO
Magnolia
Brazil
Lakeside Sweeties
Pascal Celery
Milan
Ziwas Zic
Toray Grapes
Grapefruit
Florida
Valencia
Sunkist
Guthrie’s
H. W. Guthrie
Middle Ave
Korb & Bellingham
Cor
E. V. Portman
Cleveland St
Geo. W. Cornish
Eaton Center
Olive Sts
Anif Rd
Camay
Comalt
Fegarl
Dunham's
Wiltshire
Tou
A. O. Hales
E. H. Ruth
C. A. Brown
Hinckley
Nuhn & Sons
J. A
Axtel
Pierce’s
Wakeman