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Officials investigate a wholesale attempt to wipe out a neighborhood by poisoning a spring in Onondaga Valley Syracuse. Health and police examine the spring after several illness cases within twenty families. An analysis of water from the suspected spring is ordered. The springhouse lock had been broken, and doctors suspect Croton oil or falap was added before illness appeared.
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Syracuse
Onondaga Valier
W. L. Clift
Tops Grise Death Of 2 At Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 4 Topsplaythings led to the deaths of two children Har old Di Sata, seven, and Herman Fisher, six, who were fatally injured when run over by a heavy truck while chasing a spinning top. John Connor, twenty two, died later from internal injuries after an earlier auto crash on September 4. In Nelsonville, Ohio, educators were invited to dedicate a new four school building on October 9 with a gymnasium demanded by fans after recent seasons.
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Cleveland
Harold di Sata
Herman Fisher
John Connor
Nelsonville
Ohio
Avord
Woman Recovers After Operation With Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Janes Wilke of Rochester Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a serious operation. She reports rapid improvement within days and a return to normal activity after two bottles, and urges other women to try the remedy. The company offers a free private text book on request.
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Rochester
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkqham
Janes Wilke
Center Street
Minnesota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ffedicine Company
Lynn, Masa
Oberlin rate raise filed with Ohio PUC by Oberlin Telephone Co
The Oberlin Telephone Co filed a revised rate sheet with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio proposing a $3 yearly increase for a single line residence to 36 and a $2 rise for a four party one telephone to 27, with no change to business rates or extension charges. The rate would take effect November 1 if not protested within 30 days, else suspended four months pending the commission’s decision. Local Oberlin briefs note community visits, enrollment updates at Oberlin College, and upcoming talks and events.
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Ask
Oberlin
Oberlin Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Commission
F. H. Gardinter
Amherst Quotidn Arrest Over Liquor Transport
Amherst Opt 4 car trader on Main Street was arrested for illegal transporting liquor. Five gallon jug found in his car near 28th Street Lorain. To pay the fine Carolina surrendered his automobile. unable to cover $700, he was jailed.
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Amherst
Opt
Cardina
Main Street
28Th Street
Lorain
Carolina
Antoinette Franklin Weds Cleveland Man in Morning Rite
Antoinette Franklin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Franklin wed Joseph Campola of Cleveland in a morning ceremony at St Josephs Catholic Church Amberst Oct 4. The brief ceremony united the couple before family and friends in a traditional church setting.
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Amberst
Jozeph Campola
Cleveland
Antoinetta Franklin
Frank Franklin
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Wedding Ceremony of Miss Campolo in Cleveland
Rev James Fichen officiated as the altar was decorated with cut flowers and ferns. The bridal party processed to Lohemrin’s wedding march as flower girls Hileen Finnegan and Marie Franklin led with rose baskets. Bridesmaids Flor ence Bodman Eileen Kelch Frances Franklin and Margaret Foldesy wore white gowns with pink ribbons. The matron of honor and groom’s attendant were Mr and Mrs James male of Cleveland. The bride wore satin and carried roses as Miss Mary O’Neil sang Ave Maria. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Lorain for a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home before planning residence in Cleveland.
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James Fichen
Lohemrin
James O'Neill
Hileen Finnegan
Marie Franklin
Florence Bodman
Eileen Kelch
Frances Franklin
Margaret Foldesy
Sroom
James Male
Cleveland
Mary O'Neil
Ave Marie
Luczi
Lorain
3-F Class Elect Officers at Friday Meeting
Amherst Oct 4 The A F s Junior Sunday of the Congregational church met at Robert Hudvard s Cleveland avenue home Friday evening with twelve members present Richard Menger William Robinson Clayton Hoffman and Jerry among those listed.
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Amherst
Conist
Robert Hudvard
Cleveland Avenue
Richardd Menger
William Robinson
Clayton Hoffman
Jerry
Mollie Fawcett Mystery Hardens in Graham Household
Margaret faces pressure from her mother-in-law as Mollie Fawcett's presence stirs tension. Dicky remains wary while Margaret schemes to shield him and decipher hidden interests behind the boys' pursuit of Mollie, amid suspected family intrigue and detective scrutiny.
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Junior
Tom
Catherine
Inlaw
Lilian
Law
Dicky
Mother Graham
Margaret
Tenwid
Lillian
Mollie Fawcett
Moltie
Richard
Amherst builds new class officers and basketball team
The Amherst school reorganized electing Robert Hubbard as president Clayton Hoffner as vice president Edward Frederick as treasurer and William Purcell captain of a newly formed basketball team with Donald Fackoff as manager. Miss Anna Davie received a miscellaneous shower at Miss Florence Rothe’s home with games contests and music.
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Davie
Amherst
Anna Davie
Florence Rothe
Cleveland
Avenue
Mildred Kothe
Creva
Land
Goldie Kreiger
Esther
Eleanor Davie
Florence Kothe
Amherst Personal News Highlights From October 4
Mrs J B Egeland Blanche Jenne Dorothy Gox and Charlotte Stenden attended a banquet for Lorain Journal employees in Spain. Mrs Henry Frisderick visits Elyria after the death of her niece Marjorie Scaerer. Corneling Lauer and family shopped Lorain. Julius Krause and daughters Mildred Esther Marguerite Merthe from Elyria visited Amherst. Mrs Lilly Nicholl visited Elyria. George Schroeder family and J B Gillette shopped Lorain. Mrs Claire Stiewald and guest Mrs George Nickle visiting Lorain. George Abderhalder made a business trip to Cleveland yesterday. Harry Williams returned from Flint Michigan on a business trip. Mrs Molly Haseman of Oberlin was an Amherst visitor.
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Amherst
J. B. Egeland
Blanche Jenne
Dorothy Gox
Charlotte Stenden
Lorain Journal
Spain
Henry Frisderick
Elyria
Marjorie Scaerer
Corneling Lauer
Lorain
Julius Krause
Mildred
Esther
Marguerete Merthe
Elytia
Lilly Nicholl
George Schroeder
Gon
J. B. Gillette
George Nickle
Lansing
Mich
Claire Stiewald
Death of Howard Hollenbach Linked to Saginaw Life
Wellington recalls Howard Hollenbach a former Wellington teacher and school administrator who died in Saginaw Michigan. Funeral services are planned for Sunday as Mrs Daugherty received word of his passing. Local Wellington brief mentions note attendees at Wooster Fair and a Cleveland organist Prof Trimmer set to play at Lo-Net.
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Wellington
Henry Daugherty
Howard Hollenbach
Saginaw
Midchigan
Hollenbach
Wellington High School
Snyder
Charlies Jones
EB. Dirlam
Spangier
Weedman
Ford Kamp
Clarence Garise
George Omerald
Eldo Lehman
Dirlam
Sullivan
Trimmer
Cleveland
Hicks ville Wedding Overture Preview by Cleveland Organist
Thursday evening program features Mr. Trimmer, a top Cleveland organist, playing his own overture The Hicks ville Wedding. Mrs. Henry Daugherty travels to Saginaw Michigan for her brother Edward Hollenbachs funeral.
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Hicksville
Trimmer
Cleveland
Henry Daugherty
Saginaw
Mich
Eoward Hollenbach
Market Dull but Edging Up in New York Stocks
Stocks opened modestly lower with industrials down while rails fluctuated and later rallied. Buying urgency faded as bears retreated and oil shares resisted selling, with industrials buoyed by favorable weekend business and upward earnings signals. Leaders like American Can United States Steel Baldwin General Electric and Standard Oil of New Jersey gained as rails benefited from investment activity. Grain stayed steady and bonds remained firm despite slight Treasury ticket weakness.
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N. &K. Stockh
New York
Bears
United States
St Baldwin
American Woolen
General Electric
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Catton
Liberty
Treasury
Cleveland Livestock Market Summary Receipts and Trends
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CATTLE: Receipts 600, market slow. CALVES: Receipts 300, market steady, top $14.30. SHEEP AND LAMBS: Receipts 600, market steady, top $11. HOGS: Receipts 2,000, market 15e to 25e higher, Yorkers $10.50, mixed $10.60, heavies $10.75, mediums $10.69, pigs $10.00, roughs $9.00, stays $7.00.
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Cleveland
Incendiary suspected in two Keene barn fires
In Coshocton Ohio on October 4 a suspected arsonist sparked two fires on neighboring farms near Keene. The barns, filled with newly harvested grain, belonged to Oliver Bretzius and J D Levengood. The loss in the first case was about 4000 dollars.
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Coshocton, O
Keene
Oliver Bretzius
J. D. Levengood
Horses entered for Putnam county fair races
More than 100 horses have entered the races planned for the Putnam county fair. The event runs Thursday Friday and Saturday with a mile consolation dash for nonwinners. A male race will feature the Saturday program.
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Ottawa. O
Putnam County Fair
Thieves Kidnap Taxi and Load to Get $200000 Gems
Police in Southern Ohio towns seek Walter Barnes 17 missing after abduction involving a taxi and alleged gem theft. He disappeared days ago. authorities urge watch for the teen and investigate leads in the case.
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Logan
Osio
Walter Barnes
Barnes
Louis Warlib
New York
Chicago
Bee Fink
Polier
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Tops Grise
M. Carmarlynck
League of Nations
Cleveland Street
G. A. Eddy
Sherwood Eddy
New York City
F. BE
Jeffrey
Foret
Eddy
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church
Madura
India
Lloyd Douglas
First Congregational Church
Akron
Y. W. GC
W. A. Bowen
Ruth Garland
Honolulu
Geo. W. Andrews
Forest Street
Hawaii
Buddington
Spear Laboratory
United Congregational Church
Paul Appell
Oberlin Alumni Association of
Forest City
Ap. Oberlin
Lord
Rome
Classical Club
Oak Street
R. H. Steson
L. E. Cole
Cole
Columbia University
Lund Morning
Elizabeth Rugh
R. P. Jameson
Europe
Paris
Reims
Chateau-Thierry
Avignon
Nice
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
England
London
Canada
American Academy of Rome
Tacitus
Westerville
Otterbein
Ditmer
Lefi
Lucy Hor
Antoinette Franklin
Cleveland Niki
Madge
Mollie
Graham
Whit
Quic Domy
Urrelevar
Hin
Harriet
Harrison
Detroit
William Jett
Doan
B.A. Meorengzig
Lake Avenue
West St
Foster-Millurn Co., Mfg
Buffalo, N
Edith Deusehle
Fracktin Avenue
Margaret Mulder
Harriett Martowe
Myrtle Kirch
Elizabeth Berz
Florence Berger
Margaret Ider
Gladys Hopkins
Dorothy
Frances Sabiers
Helen Mischka
Waneta Welschle
Schmauch
Lilly Wichell
Los Angeies
Cal
A. J. Sitwald
Elyria Avenue
Rudolph Law
J. Siiward
Lilly Iebou
Dan Barcella
Werner Zilch
Jacob Muth
Jacob Mueller
William Grobe
Stone Evangelical Church
M. E. Church
Brownhelm Aid Society of the Stone
Wm. Sebibiey
Baetz
Clifford
B. and C. Dairy
National Tube Co
Lo- Tain
A. B. Curtice
Howard Hollenback
Ques, Oaginaw, Paige
Col. C. E. Baylor
Erese
RTE
York States
Allis Chalmers
Car & Fey
Ameritai
Atchison
Baldwin Loco
Baltimore & Ohio
Dew
Bethlehem Steel
Butte & Superior Trenee
Central Leather Seas
Chesapeake & Ohio
St Paul
Ojotte
Colorado Fuel
Columbia Gas & Bloc
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Erie
Blee
General Motors
Nee
Goodrich Great Northern Pre Atae
Illinois Central Seb Eewee
International Nickel Ae Lt
International Paper
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley Ee Ereees
Miami Copper
Eevee
Midvale
Steel Se
Cutiura
E.H. Boliman
Biter Welson
M. A. Abbe
Elyria Savings & Trust
Nat. Enamel & Stamp N.Y
N. Y. Central
N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Woestern
Northern Pacific
Pura Oil Estes Eae
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
Pitttsurgh Coal Seereeee
Ray Consolidated
Railway Steel Spri
Reading
HK Republican Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Beret
Texas
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Sae
White Motors
Ees Wilson-Overlang
Sinclair Oil Wee
Nada Coal
Texas Pac Coal Rain
Texas Pac. Coal and Gas A
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Ieee
E. T. Clauser
Lorain County Bank
The
Western Reserve Finance Company
Turner Block
Ian
Pearson's Dry Cleaning Co
Middle Ave
Murbach
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