Elyria Lorain Game Friday Draws Record Crowd
The 12th annual Little Big Seven football clash between Elyria and Lorain high schools draws a near sell out crowd with 1000 Elyria students and 800 Lorain adult fans expected. A new 6x4 foot scoreboard and telephones along the field improve game coverage as officials from Hyre Wilderman and Close are set to referee Umpire and lines judge the Friday showdown.
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Cliff Ced
Hennings
Elyria
Eoruin
Aluani Fichi
Lorain
Lorain Hh
Lake Town
Elyria High
Ernie Leedale
Peabody
Elsha
Vaughn
Hyre
Cleveland
Wilderman
Norwalk
Close
Cherlin
Pigskin Warriors at Columbria UK Wears Cheaters
Ed Fisher and Lee Meadows lead Columbia varsity football with a strange leather headgear described as breakable lenses. Lorain injuries hamper lineup as Lorain battles through fractures and bruises while 1926 records show Lorain's early series with a shaky start. An alumni Field match Friday afternoon headlines the clash amid lingering questions about equipment.
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Ed. Fisher
Columbia University
Lee Meadows
Southwestern Trims Olmsted In Close Bowling Meet
Southwestern bowling team edged Olmsted in a tense match at Rod Fortin. High scorer Bodine credited for the victory as the Southwestern squad posted strong totals and tight defense in a competitive round.
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Olmsted
Temple Glue Wins From Standard Oils
Temple Glue overcome a poor start against Standard Oils to gain the lead after six frames and finish with a winning score in all games.
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Temple
Standard Oils
Temple Ciuth
Local Amherst Area Social Notes Highlight Community Visits
Residents from Brown and Amherst report weekend visits and calls. Clara Krueck, Florence Tolhurst, and Miss Florence Tolhurst appear among attendees at Amherst events. Several residents, including Jenne, Richmond, and Dietrick families, hosted or visited relatives in Lorain, Oberlin, Elyria, and South Amherst.
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Lucile Chariotianage
Florence
Eleanor Thurst
Clara Krueck
Agnes Detrick
Frances Richmond
Rick. Oliver
E Fosnd
Arnold Flock
Obert Dietrick
Winton
Frank Pandy North
Brown
Andrew Mann
Town Line Road
Lorain
Jens Frances Richmond
Hom
Blanche Jenne
Spr
Amherst
Henry Gawn
Amber
Louis
J. F. Sellers
Harvard Avenue
George Enpteyrs
B. A
Milo Kendeigh
Wood Avenue
Oberlin
Las
Henry Rahl
Schoff
Mildred
Marc Jenne
Wilt Schmitkons
Katharine
Paul
South Amber
C.D. Masters
South
Henry Schmitkons
Hienaman
Fred Kreuck
F. E. Eastman
Jay Gillette
D. Meyers
Elyria
Richmond
Joseph Hove
Cleveland
Thomas Hove
Peter Flock
Raymond
Arnold
Joseph Fry
Maidse
Joh Ludwig
Marian Steele
Canton
Henry
Res Nl
Oberlin Calis
South Ridge
Henry Kolbe
Ie Kothe
Ruth
Rosemary
Mr. Stolba
Nicholas Adam
Pirtsfieui
Arnala
Eilen Steele
F. H. Richmond
B. A. Jenne
Joseph
Brrol Richmond
Byrd Jr
Frida Atcrew
Elsria
Ward Tolhurst
RK. Jenne
R. H. Hearn
Elmer Bischoff
Andrew Mannhes
Peter Fleck
Ezra Jr
Amst
John, Oliver
Carl Kolbe
Florence Tolhurse
Herman Bischorf
Frank Barth
Tax Rates for 1922 in Lerally County Released
Taxpayers are informed of the 1922 tax rates per dollar of valuation by Treasurer WL Ludwick. The table lists mills for state universities 2.23, public welfare 0.13, state high schools 0.97, indigent soldiers 0.45, blind, mothers pension, agricultural fund, road repair and more. Local purposes are shown in the accompanying table.
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Ludwix
Lerally
Public Welfare
Districts Educational Fund
Districts Educational Fund. .13 Mill: State High For County PU Ounty
Amherst Chronicle notes and local items from Wednesday
Local notes report Amherst residents visiting nearby towns and personal updates. Incidents include Raymond Flock narrowly escaping a 15 foot drop at a culvert and several residents traveling to Lorain Cleveland Elyria and Henrietta for business or visits.
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B. Richmond
Amherst
KR. A. Rickerson
Agnes Detrick
Kilne
Spain
Newton Bechtel
Raymond Flock
William Speigeberg
Ward Tolhurst
Carl Branping
Henry Schhnitkens
Cleveland
Henry Stang
Alemherst
Heinemen
Fred Krueck
Tenry
Clara Krueck
Norman Farmer
Siven
Walter Fritch
Floh
Richmond
Francis
B. A. Jeane
Henrietta
M. Derich
Francis Richmond
Mre. Kt
Dl Hearn
Frank Panay
Eugene Foskitt
Son Liord
John Ludwig
Armbherst Waller
Hines
Peter Flock
L. Bischoff
B. A. Jenne
Pittsfield Man Hurt in Woods
Roy Brasee suffered a serious accident Monday while loading a saw log in the woods. The tree he was unloading broke and struck his leg above the ankle, breaking both bones. He was over a mile from home and struggled to control his frightened team near the Ramsey railroad.
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Pittsfield
Roy Brasee
Ramsey
Federal probe eyed into Klan ramblings if states fail
Washington reports the federal government may investigate interstate ramifications of the Ku Klux Klan if state authorities cannot curb the depradations by its members. The article mentions H L Cordeon and others aiding a man in need, driving to an arena, and providing medical attention.
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Washington
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