Appeals Court Denies Part of Moore Partition Case
The Court of Appeals sustains part of the Common Pleas ruling in Pauline Huedeke Ida C Moore and others versus Henrietta Thiessen and others but reverses part relating to partition. The matter is remanded for further proceedings at the lower court to resolve waste and deed issues and determine partition eligibility.
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Common Leas Court
Pauline Huedeke
Ida C. Moore
Henrietta Thiessen
Court of Appeals
Court House
Common Pleas Court
Shefield Lake
Tfe
Mosr
First Baptist Church of id Reopens After Rededication Services
The First Baptist Church of id hosts a re dedication and home coming service Sunday November 23 marking the auditorium reopening after months of remodeling. Rev John Ford of Wellington preaches dedication at 10 30 am with former pastors and laymen leading in the afternoon and H K Pinley of Elyria delivering an evangelistic message at 7 30 pm. L E Palmer of Elyria directs music with Mrs Palmer at the piano and Mrs Jula Martin accompanists for solo work.
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The
First Baptist Church of Id
John Ford
Weillington
K. Pinley
Elyria
L. E. Palmer
Palmer
Jula Martin
Membe
Litchfield
Antion
Burglars Steal Bonds From Chicago Shop and Wines at Leiter Estate
Burglars evaded a network of electrical alarms and took about 46 000 in bonds from the exclusive Paurie Powell shop in Chicago. In Beverly Mass a theft at Joseph Leiter home nets wines and liquors valued above 000, linked to Leiter who is in Washington after stock market attention.
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Chicago
Paurie Powell
Beverly
Mass
Joseph Leiter
Leiter
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Mrs. Lewis Tromacy of Sharon Vermont reports bearing down pains and fatigue eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, saying she keeps it on hand and recommends it. Isabel Harriman of Brooklyn credits the remedy with relief after months of back and side pain and urges belief in its benefits for other women.
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Sharon
Vermont
Lydia
Pinkham
Lewis Tromaicy
Sharon, Vermort
Triad
Lydia EL Pinkham
Imabel Harimann
Greene Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Elyria Community Chest campaign praised by leaders
Eloquence and gratitude filled a public meeting as T L Moise and others commended Elyria workers. W A Ely sent a message of joy and promised to return next year, while Roy Hudson and local officials celebrated overfilling the drive and vowed continued service for a healthy city.
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Moise
Elyria
T. L. Moise
Wm. A. Ely
W. A. Ely
Crehore
Community “Service Council
Ely
Community Service Council
Prai
Artemas Beebe
H. Squire
Louis Iglauer
George Stevens
Credi
J. B. Johnson
J. F. Burke
F. A. Smythe
Roy Hudson
YMLC
Hudson
Ars
Englien
Ife
Zensrausivers
Military honors planned for Mrs Warren G. Harding funeral
Washington reports military honors will accompany the funeral service for Mrs Warren G Harding in Marion Ohio on Monday. Major General Omar Bundy orders a company of 100 men to Marion to reinforce the 25 regulars already at the Harding tomb. EL PASO Texas dispatch notes a showdown between United Mine Workers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers over non union miners at West Virginia coal properties was postponed.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
War Department
Omar Bundy
Fifth Corps
Columbus
Harding
EL Paso
Texas
United Mine Workers
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
West Virginia
Oberlin Notes Messiah Program And Centennial Events
Oberlin reports schedule for December Messiah presented by the Woer in Musical Union under Dr W Andrews, featuring 30 voices and Mas Messiah. Also announced are talks by Oberlin faculty members at the Congregational church centennial celebration next week and YMCA events with informal gatherings at Brand House and the Men’s building.
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Oberlin
Woerin Musical Union
Nour
Muar
Iday
Finney
W. Andrews
the Union
Mid-West
Vik Congregational Church
A. S. Root
Thos
Graham
Elt
Basword
Dames Brand House
Ind
Ed Congregational Church
Amherst News Fragment Highlights Wedding Anniversary and Chapel Program
The report notes Henry Claus celebrating his wedding anniversary at their home, with Mrs Claus described as living in Germany and arrivals to the U S in 1837. It also details Amherst High School activities including a high chapel program with a two act play Good Marriage Basis of Success and a junior high chapel Thanksgiving story led by Miss Harriet Peck.
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Amherst
Henry Claus
Toledo
Claus
Amited News-Times
Germany
G.ris
Helen Areut
Montag
Miss Manor
Dorothy Wesb
Frederick
Eithe Munnerly
Josephine Meng ‘Ke
Lugy
Mingipl
Lydia
Brurani
Caroline Kothe
Smith Owiow
Mary Spanh
Rogham Amherst
Harriet Peck
Apel
America
Olive Hall
Plymouth
Myrtle Williams
Amherst Thanksgiving Notices and Personal Clippings
A scattered Amherst page notes Thanksgiving programs with readers including Miss Florence Hopkins hosting a G. L. class on Franklin Avenue. Other items list Amherst society notices, visits, travels, and a social gathering with games, music, and a communal casserole.
Centennial celebration services open at church
The Centennial celebration opened last evening at the church with a preparatory service conducted by Rev J W Grant. Rev Auld delivered the sermon and 259 persons attended a quiet service. Tomorrow features morning services and a missionary address by Rev HL Grant. Public invited to all services except the evening concert.
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Auld
Parore
Hey. HL. Grant
Addre
Missionaris
W. T. Fellas
Texas
and Watson
Cora Walton
Feachow
China
Bang
King George adopts horn rimmed spectacles in London gossip
London gossip notes King George wearing horn rimmed spectacles to spare American subjects from jokes. Also covered: Mrs Chrysler's lavish trousseau in London for her daughter Miss Chrysler with Florentine lace works, orchids in demand, Edgar Wallace's reform stance targeting American socialites, and Betsy Pennick, aged two and England's oldest widow seeking a husband.
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Betsy Pennick
England
Wellington Dinners and Club Events Highlight Nov Gatherings
Wellington reports multiple community gatherings on November 22. First Baptist Fathers and Sons group enjoyed a church dinner with remarks by local judges and musical entertainment. A Johnson Sunday school class held a home gathering with games and refreshments. The Colonial Fair at the Congregational Church drew 200 attendees with varied booths and fundraising. A girls group meeting featured 40 participants with activities and prize offer. Circle 2 of the M E church met with 35 members and a program of solos, duets, and readings.
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Bruce Amherst
St. Peter's Ang
James Bruce
Westing
Bering
Aa Se Ting
E Wis
Wes
Wellington
Fathers and Sons of the First Baptist Church
A. R. Webber
L. A. Obitts
H. KR
Niey
Af Elvins
Addred
Fathers and Sons
Ralph Obits
Zelma Chinesmith
C. F E. Baylor
E. H. West
Wallington
R. G. Clinesmith
J. A. Johnson
Johnson
Congregational Church
R. W. Faye
Franklin Jones
Jane
Circle 2
van Barber
M. EB. Church
Plano
Dorothy Barrick
Walsh
Rain Branson
Stock market notes and livestock receipts in Cleveland
Market slow across cattle calves and sheep with receipts listed. Hogs show a drop of 25 to 50 cents while lambs and heavy stock move lower. Berlin reports talk of Dr Hugo Eckner as future US ambassador and Paris notes Ismet Pasha resignation in diplomatic circles.
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Cleveland
Berlin
Hugo Eckner
United States
Paris
Ismet Pasha
Alcohol Fatal in Lorain Foreigner Dies in Hospital
Lorain November 22 John Morrocan forty died in St Josephs Hospital from wood alcohol poisoning. He was found suffering a stroke at his rooming place 2840 Oakwood avenue. He told authorities he drank polinka a Polish word for whiskey. Police seek the source of his liquor supply.
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Lorain
John Morrocan
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Oakwood Avenue
Farm Agent H Rogers Resigns From Lorain County Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau agent H Rogers resigns after six and a half years. President H H Perkins says the resignation takes effect January 1 and Rogers has not announced future plans.
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H. Rogers
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Taday
H. H. Perkins
Farm Bureau
Rogers
Peeper-Seekers and Local Incidents Parade Through City
Police responded to two simultaneous reports of a peeping man on North Cove Street but he fled before officers could arrive. A chicken thief took 15 birds from J C Boylan’s coop leaving three fowls, while the council chamber received a redecorating overhaul with Mayor Nathan B Gates’s portrait prominently placed. A fire damaged an old Ford auto on Broad Street with little loss. Lang Brown paid a fine for illegal parking on Bread Street. Walter Grouski paid a fine for intoxication after a police court decision. An auto driven by Frank Frilitak overturned on a curve near Stop 26 en route to Llyria.
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Peeper
North Qove Street
Peunk
Walter Grouski
F. S Waldron
AirBride
Broad Street
Wags
Harry Hinkson
Young Pread
Frank Frilitak
Grafton
Llyria
The Battle for Health Father Jon's Medicine Ad
An advertisement touts Father Jon's Medicine as the best tonic and body builder for the weak and run down. It promises pure wholesome nourishment that renews flesh and strength without alcohol.
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Jon
Lorain Pardons Man in City Jail After Six Months
Governor Donahey pardons John Bartvik who had served six months in Lorain jail for violating an unknown bow charge and faces a fine of 1000 dollars and six months more if the fine is not paid. The pardon follows work by Rev. George S. Cooper of the Rescue Mission.
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Lorain
Nav
Donahey
John Bartvik
Lorain City
Bartvik
George S. Cooper
Lorain Council to pare city budget by $43,006
Lorain city council plans a semi annual budget meeting on November 22 to cut operating expenses for next year by 53 066 dollars and may eliminate the street and sewer department to effect the saving.
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Lorain
Pari
Manda; Aight
Miners Strike Ends by Arbitration in Asturias
News nuggets from major cities report a miners strike in Asturias ending through arbitration. The same dispatch notes the death of Hermans, a famed author, in Amsterdam and other geopolitical updates from Tientsin Madrid and London, including municipal labor actions and political resignations.
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Asturias
Spain
Amsterdam
Navy
Man Hermans
Tien Tsin
Oberlin Shoppers and Community News Roundup
Mrs Lena Whitney and Reva Nell were Oberlin shoppers this week. Mrs Roy Twining went to Cleveland hospital Wednesday. New mumps cases and one whooping cough case reported. Edna Twining celebrated her 18th birthday November 15 1924 with relatives at home. Catherine Herchler visited with fat a Twining on Oberlin reach. Earnest Twining and Kellersdale hosted or attended community events with dinners and lunches at the schoolhouse.
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Fata Twining
Oberlin
Earnest Twining
Mrs.Peabody
Rice Method for Rupture Demonstration Comes to Elyria
W W S Rice of Adams Ontario orig’ator of the Rice Method for Rupture sends two men to Elyria Hotel on Monday Nov 2 for free demonstrations. No charge unless satisfied. apparatus fitted and worn day or night with comfort. hours 9-12, 2-5, 7-9. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about relief from truss wear.
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W.W. S. Rice
Adams, NL OY
Bhyrias Ohio
Elyria Hotel
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She ‘Duta
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AL Menes
B. Miller AG
Bo Beeker
Sole—Mildread Ernst
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Harry Hauston
Catherine Grugle
Purosk Pirates
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Vocal ' Ellis
Weel Mary
Standen
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Hugh Gawn
Man
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Fla
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Russia
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Foreign Office
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London
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Thelmas
Great Neck
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Angeles
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New York
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Edgar Wallace
Piu
London Mail
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Chnonigrars
J. C. Boylan
Furnace Street
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Cty
Nathan B. Gates
Ford Auto
W. Thompson T
Lang Brown
Herry Hinkson
Police Cour
Brown
Bread Street
Father John
Dorarey
Frilitak
Court of Justice
Brunswick- Balke-Callender Co
E. 8
Luna
Lauretta Lash
Lewis J. Lash
Lauretta Bangs
Meacham
D. W. Myers
Supremes Court
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John Halpin
Georgeple Theater‘ Co
W. B. Thomason
Halpin
Theater Company
State Building Examiner
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Haro Moore
Avon
Wisur Moore
Common Pleas
Webner
Caroline Starr Lewis
R. Lewis
Mabel Wilams
Mark Williams
Williams
Rose Spahia
Joseph Syahia
Cerveland
Frank Bender
Logan Gas Co
Glack
Jananere
India
Philippines
Birdline
H. M. Shelton
Madrid
Constantinople
Mustapha Hemel
Feti Bey
Kipton
Miss Margaret Lee
William
Rice, Inc
Adams, N
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