Companionate marriage expected in Girard Kansas today
In Girard Kansas on November 22 the Haldeman Julius Roselle experiment moves forward with the wedding of Josephine Haldeman Julius 18 and Aubrey Roselle 20. They plan to attend school with each child supported by their own family and expect to divorce if they change their minds. The pair describe companionate marriage emphasizing sexual and social companionship with birth control instruction and legally unilateral dissolution.
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Girard
Kans
Haldeman-Julius-Roselle
Josephine Haldeman-Julius
Aubrey Roselle
University of Kansas
Haldeman-Julius
United Press
Rosella
Haldemann-Julius
Elyrians Attend Credit Meeting In Cleveland
Five Elyrians attended the dinner of the Cleveland Retail Credit Men's Co in Cleveland last night. Dale Brown manager of the Cleveland Better Business Bureau spoke on "collection agencies. Brown pointed out several propositions of some collection agencies whose contracts called for considerably more fees than was first indicated. Attending from Elyria were E. J. Fallon H. K. King Robert Crehore L. O. TeLoyd and Kellogg Day.
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Cleveland Retail Credit Men's Co
Cleveland
Dale Brown
Cleveland Better Business Bureau
Brown
Elyria
E. J. Fallon
H. K. King
Robert Crehore
Kellogg Day
Oberlin College Gift Adds 14 Acres to Galpin Field
Announced in Oberlin Ohio that Wm A Galpin retired Buffalo financier gifted 14 acres to Oberlin College. The land links the men's and women's athletic fields and adds to his previous donations totaling 50 to 60 acres. Galpin also donated land to Wooster college and funded a library in Milan. In Cincinnati, Denny Murphy, 18, died after being shot while throwing coal from a C and O R R trestle tonight.
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Oberlin, CO
Oberlin College
Wm. A. Galpin
Buffalo
Galpin
Wooster College
Milan
Cincinnati
Denny Murphy
Chesapeake and Ohio
R. R. Trestle
Wife Wins Freedom From Neuritis
A New York specialist's Nurito treatment is now available through neighborhood drug stores. Thousands report relief from neuritis rheumatism sciatica lumbago and neuralgia. About 3 of 20 000 boxes failed to relieve pain. Nurito contains no narcotics or opiates and is claimed harmless even to children. Drugstore trial encouraged with 93c price and refund if no relief.
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Nurito
New York
Important Meeting Of Legion Tonight In Elyria Post
Elyria Post No 12 of the American Legion plans a semi monthly meeting to hear Virgil Jasper report on the minstrel show. The Home finance committee will share winter plans and updates after a well attended annual armistics banquet hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary. Dr L A Chamberlain spoke on Legion value and community improvement, followed by Harold H Burton’s Paris trip movie lecture. Plans for What Price Glory at Capitol theater December 12 to 17 benefit the Drum and Bugle Corps were announced. New members continue to join the post.
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Elyria
American Legion
Virgil Jasper
Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Frogley
Bill
Richmond
L. A. Chamberlain
Painesville
Ohio
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
Paris
Buddy” Burton
Capitol Theater
Bread Four Thousand Years Old Shown In Chicago Museum
A loaf nearly four thousand years old from a Middle Kingdom Egyptian cemetery is on display at the Field Museum in Chicago. Collected through Prof. James H. Breasted, the loaf, wrapped in a mummy covering, dates to about 2000 to 2200 B C and reflects ancient beliefs that the dead needed food in the afterlife.
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Chicago
Middle Kingdom Kingdom
Egypt
Field Museum of Natural History
James H. Breasted
Oriental Institute
University of Chicago
Breasted
Local News In a Few Lines MOTORISTS TO BE REIMBURSED FOR DAMAGE TO TIRE
City council approved a recommendation to reimburse C. F. Schoenfeldt about seven dollars for tire damage from a Lake avenue bad spot. An ordinance making the payment effective was passed. Ten residents passed civil service exams for city positions at city hall.
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Finance Committee
C. F. Schoenfeldt
Lake Avenue
City Hall
Patrolman
Rodman
City Waterworks
Vacations Proposed for Restroom Matrons by City Council
The city finance committee recommended an annual four week vacation for restroom matrons at last night’s city council meeting. The committee’s proposal was accepted by the council as part of the new appropriations agenda.
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Want Street
17Th Street
Fine Arts Tea for Woman's Club Members
The Fine Arts department hosted a tea at the club home for the general club, with chrysanthemums in decor and Mrs. George P. Colburn directing and assisting. About twenty five Pythian Sisters gathered for a business meeting, nominating officers for next year, planning to attend the Barlin Heights convention on November 30. A pivot card party followed with twelve tables, prizes awarded for high scores. Several local residents attended Rev. John Hoffman's funeral in Cleveland.
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General Club
Woman’s Club
George P. Colburn
Pythian Sisters
Barlin Heights
Red Cross Appeals for Clothing for Mississippi Flood Victims
The American Red Cross asks for warm garments as colder weather sets in for Mississippi flood sufferers. About 75 carloads of clean garments in good condition are needed immediately. The local Red Cross office will accept items and requests people to contact them to contribute.
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American Red Cross
Mississippi
The
Red Cross
Colorado coal towns on edge as guards patrol mines
Colorado miners fear renewed attacks as state police guard Delagua and Berwind mines near Aguilar. The Columbine camp becomes an armed outpost with machine guns, tanks, air troops, and electric fencing. Readiness remains high after Monday’s clashes and a tense night in southern Colorado.
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Colorado
Delagua
Berwind
Aguilar
Walsenburg
IW. W
Columbina
University of Colorado
Columbine
Oranges Scarce Lift Floridas Amid Market Prices
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago report scarce California oranges, Florida boxes selling around 6 to 7.5 dollars, with top quotes at 9 dollars. Prices for celery, cranberries, lettuce, and other produce move modestly, while livestock and grain quotations fill the rest of the day’s market listing across Cleveland, Toledo, Minneapolis, and Chicago exchanges.
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Columbus
California
Florida
Monument Prepared To Honor Lafayette In Georgetown
The Charleston area notes a planned unveiling of a Lafayette monument in Georgetown to commemorate the Marquis de LaFayette, the French patriot who aided America in the Revolutionary era. President Coolidge is invited to visit Georgetown for the celebration after his decision on the date.
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Lafayette
America
Georgetown
Ss. C
South Carolina
Marquis de LaFayette
Presiden Coolidge
Georgelomn
May Condemn Land for Right of Way for Trunk Sewer
City service director James A Hewitt told the council that two landowners were reluctant to grant right of ways for the trunk sewer. He anticipated nine appropriation or condemnation proceedings to obtain them as part of the sewage disposal plant project. The disputed right of way runs about 1,400 feet in four strips. Engineers were to conduct further surveys.
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James A. Hewitt
City Service
Hewitt
City Councii
Many Divorce Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
Viola Overton sues for divorce from Walter Overton at 1854 Middle Avenue alleging failure to support and seeks restoration of her maiden name Viola Hayes. Simon W Schwartz files against Gertrude Schwartz, and Elizabeth Sarosi sues Andrew Sarosi for divorce custody and alimony amid alleged neglect. Mary Scabieska seeks divorce from Mike Sobieska over failure to support and two minor children custody. Lucille Hogue sues Clarence Otto Pogue for divorce and alimony claiming abandonment and refusal to accompany her socially.
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Viola Overton
Walter Overton
Middle Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Viola Hayes
Simon W. Schwartz
Gertrude Schwartz
Elizabeth Sarosi
W. Riverstreet
Andrew Sarosi
Mary Scabieska
Mike Sobieska
Lucille Hogue
Clarence Otto Pogue
State Briefs: Theft of Detective Car in Columbus
Columbus report notes detectives Berry and Knappenberger left their police car unlocked while at headquarters. The vehicle was stolen overnight. Also in Columbus, plumber J. D. Asherman sustained burns from a gas explosion while thawing frozen pipes in an apartment hours earlier.
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Columbus
Berry
Knappenberger
J. D. Asherman
Ohio Real Estate Boards secretary chosen in Columbus
H 8 Hofford of Indianapolis named new secretary of the Ohio association of Real Estate Boards succeeding William T. Koly. In Bellefontaine physicians fear Clarence Ferguson 34 may lose sight after being shot by a brother in law while hunting nearby. Fireplace wood measured 16 inches long and hardwood for PY 2178.
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Columbus
H. 8. Hofford
Indianapolis
Ohio Association
Fof Realstate
Willicam T. Koly
Bellefontaine
Clarence Ferguson
Physiciaana
Ferguson
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Oberlin
George L. Glitsch
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Vantilburg
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Chronicle-Telegram Today
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L. C. Hecock
Charles Dickson
East Alt Nve
Leo Henke
Henke
Mark Abbe
AAA
National Shoe Store
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D. FP. Dee
K. L. Kaley
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Katherine Lassen
North Amherst
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Fremont
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