Opening Session of Elyria Chronicle Telegram Cooking School
About 700 women attended the opening session at Elyria High School Auditorium. Miss Edna Ferguson spoke on homemaking and practical recipes, praising local merchants and the cooking course organized by the Elyria Chronicle Telegram. Demonstrations and lectures run each afternoon through Monday with fashion displays and musical programs preceding lessons.
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Elyria-Chronicle Telegram Cooking School
Elyria High School
Edna Ferguson
Jennnie Bins
Elyria Merchaunts
Elyria
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
John Lersoh
Oelock
Mos Ferguson
Authtorium
Three Divorces Filed In Common Pleas Court
Three divorce petitions were filed this morning in the court of common pleas. Joseph Michael of Grafton sues Anna Michael of Cleveland for gross neglect of duty claiming she left him to live in Cleveland by herself and asks to exclude her from sharing any of his farm. Julia Kohkobinski sues Andrew Kobobinski for extreme cruelty alleging he forced her to work to support herself and their four children and seeks alimony and custody. Fannie Nanassy sues Joseph Nanassy for divorce with custody of their children and alimony.
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Court of Common
Joseph Michael
Grafton
Anna Michael
Cleveland
Ita
Nve
Julia Kohkobinski
Andrew Kobobinski
Sie
Fannie Nanassy
Joseph Nanassy
Pye
Eaton Observes Mrs Fauver Ninety Birth Anniversary
A gathering at the home of Mrs Lizzie Fauver and her daughter Mrs Gibson in Oberlin Thursday afternoon September 30 marked the ninetieth birthday of Mrs Fauver. Attending were Mr and Mrs W H Giles and Mrs D W Carpenter of the locality among others.
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Lizzie Fauver
Gibson
Mm Oberlin
W. H. Giles
D. W. Carpenter
Fauver
Maton township pioneer teacher remembered in obituary
Long obituary notes the life of Mrs. Fauver born 1836 in Taunton Mars. She lived mainly in Maton township before moving to Oberlin in 1891. She taught in D urkee and Island districts and in Nelsonville Wisconsin before marrying Alfred Fauver in 1883. She helped neighbors as healer and nurse, raised six children, and remained devoted to community service. The notice also records local moves and sick news.
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Fauver
Maton Township
Oberlin
Taunton
Mars
Richard King
Sinter
Columbiana County
Ohio
Brownell
Mr. King
Mearest
Laporte
Ball
Durken
Corener
Lewis Geils
Island
Nelsville
Wis
Alfred Fauver
Durkee
Fauver Homestead
Mro
Giles
Carpenter
Maton
Typhoid Fever Death Casts Shadow Over Wellington
Ralph Aldrich, 42, of Spencer, dies at home from typhoid fever traced to Wellington. He leaves two sons, Lester and Burdette, and his brother Ray, with funeral set for Friday at 2 PM in Spencer. In other items autos collide near town injuring none, and Kiwanis luncheon prompts inspection of Turner Brothers Glassworks in North Main Street.
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Ralpie Alnrich
Wellington
Ralph Aldreh
Aldvich
Rapecrilly
Lester
Burdette
Spencer
Ac Drews
Turner Brother
North Main St
Witnesses Sidestep Questions in McPherson Conspiracy Case
In Los Angeles on October 6 the preliminary hearing for evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, her mother Minnie Kennedy, and Mrs. Lorain Wiseman Seilaff resumes after a day of tense testimony. Deputy DA Joe Ryan labeled McPherson’s kidnapping tale a hoax, while the defense faced interruptions as McPherson disputed his claims and a police officer testified about her escape from captors in Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Loraine Wiseman-Seilaff
Joe Ryan
Wooly
W. S. Gilbert
Ryan
Gilbert
Samuel R. Blake
Alonzo B. Murchinson
Douglas
Arizona
Connecticut Adds Acres to State Forest System
Connecticut with a population of 1.57 million now has 30 512 acres in its state forest system, adding 18 527 acres in the past year. The forests are in twelve groups, led by the Litchfield Hills district on the New York border, average 2 543 acres. Massachusetts maintains 35 state forests averaging 2 677 acres.
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Connecticut
SDDS
Hartford
Princess Beatrice Cancels U S Voyage
Oct 6 Paris report: Infanta Beatrice of Spain abruptly cancels her trip to America on the Leviathan and will not accompany Queen Marie of Romania on the tour. No reason given for the sudden withdrawal.
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U. SS
Roumanian Qlees
Paris
Infanta
Beatrice of Spain
America
Queen Marie of Boumannia
Government railways of New Zealand cut from Parliament control
Government owned railways of New Zealand have been taken from Parliamentary oversight and must operate independently to prove their ability to generate profit.
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New Zealand
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Eaton
Milady
Marion Davies
Anna Q. Nilssen
Creston
BE. R. Crowe
East St
Frank Miller
Kelley St
Mildred Walbourne
Dave Hosler
Elyria Hospital
Richard
Ellen
Spongelter
Claude Gott
East Main St
Kemmerling
Dorothy Battles
Sponseller's
A.B. Curtice
Neprine
Wollis Hines
Henry Clod- Wieck Roel
Mr. Neptune Weer
Neptune
Aimee
Cooking
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Chronicle- Telegram Advertising Dept
Edna M. Ferguson
Victor Orthophonic
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