New Highways to Cleveland Proposed by Lorain County
Lorain County Commissioner W B Bill Richmond told the Kiwanis Club that three new highways will connect Cleveland with Clyriz via Center Ridge Avon and Botvernet Ridge as part of the 1926 road program. He noted rapid progress, with about 100 miles of county roads completed in 1925, and outlined paving, resurfacing, and widening plans for key streets and routes, emphasizing thrift and a total county debt of 216,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ountys
Sichmena
Kiwan
Cleveland
Clyriz
Lorain County
Kiwani Club
W. B
Bill Richmond
Botvernet Ridge
Avon Roads
Elyria
Atlon
James Hewitt
Richmond
la Paris
Carlisle
Russia
Oberlin
Whiskervilles
Brownhelm
Mill Hollow
Birmingham
Astel
Farjas
Erie Cour
Erie County
Richione
Elsvna‘avenue
Loaie
Biowakelm
Mill
Avon
Sheffield
Iat
Boraia Councry
Hewitt
Garvin
Lake
Tuscarawes
Arie Street
Lake Avenue
West River Street
Court Street
Broad Street
3Rd Street
Middle Avenue
Ture
Gare Avenue
Second Street
Chestnut Street
Woodland Avenue
Princeton Avenue
Park
Garford
Cambridge Avenue
Devison Avenue
East Byford
Avenue
East River
Kenton Court
Oxford Court
Cambridge Court
Eestern Heights
Harvard Avenue
Standford Avenue
Southerly
George Chamberlain
Dachtler and Dachtler
Artemer Robert Rice
Aaet Savings and Trust
Attorney Rice
Toledo Pastor Speer Faces Resignation Demand
Elders of Central Church in Toledo demand the resignation of Rev. Grant W. Speer amid sensational charges of discretion. The factional split leaves the board of control 26 to 20 in Speer’s favor. A secret ballot by the elders is planned, with mass meetings and counter charges reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Central
Grant W. Speer
Middle West
Board of ‘Control
Speer
F. H. Spoon
Judge Praises Facles for Eagles Growth at Banquet
Judge Thames O Cornesi of Kansas City spoke at a Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting praising a rise from 450000 to 600000 members over two years. He credited pro labor stance, pensions, and independence from violence for the expansion. The Order, 27 years old, listed $41 million in benefits and 700 members attended the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles Red
Thames
Cornesi
Kansas City
Specia
Easies
O'Donneil
Ezsle
Ely Srl
O'Donnell
Ezsgies
O'Connell
Torain
Amherson
Credit Bureau Head to Speak Here Friday
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce will send Mr Gray to speak at the first meeting of the Men's Church of the First Congregational church Friday evening. His talk titled The Acquisition and Use of Credit Information will cover credit work and invite retail merchants to attend and participate in season plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Gray
Elyria and Sorry Women Across City Seek Divorces
Christiana Barbknecht files for divorce from Ernest Barbenecht claiming habitual drunkenness and extreme cruelty. She cites vile name calling and threats to her life. The couple married in 1911 and have seven children. she seeks alimony and an injunction. Annie Woods seeks a separate divorce from Sam Woods, alleging neglect and extreme cruelty. She states his income is $200 monthly yet she must work to support herself and four children. She seeks divorce, alimony, and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana Barbknecht
Ernest Barbenecht
Ner Vile Sames
Fe Xhire
Annie Woods
Lorain
Sam Woods
Bross
Y W C A Effort Planned in Lorain
A meeting was held to organize a YWCA in Lorain. Team captains were chosen and a dinner will entertain them. Rev Eastman of Amherst will speak. A week long campaign starts tomorrow to recruit members. This marks the first attempt to form a YWCA in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Loraen
Lorain
Rev. Eastman
Amherst
Steamship Rome Searchlight Fails in Sinking Incident
Testimony at a federal investigation reveals the searchlight on the steamship Rome failed during the emergency after the coastal cruiser crashed with the submarine S51 near Black Island. The submarine sank on September 25 with thirty two crew lost. Commander Cznt. George Diekl testified about the Rome's response and the incident details.
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Boston
City
Rome
United States
Black Island
Tos
Cznt
George Diekl
S of Rome
Asd
Ate
Lorain Judge Censures Orme Jay Ginskers In Walkers Case
Lorain Ohio police say 39 people have been arrested since an effort to curb fatal pedestrian crashes. The judge censures Orme Jay Ginskers amid the chaotic situation as officials push to reduce walker related incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Municipal
Enso
Ien
Jaxwalkers
Lorein Poti Soke
Man Beats Safe Then Flees With Infant Child
Norwalk police issued a lookout for Lieven Martisx after he assaulted a safe and abducted his 14 month old child. He stands about 5 feet 6 inches, weighs about 200 pounds, wearing a two piece suit and white sweater. Authorities urge anyone sighting him to contact police immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
E. Seers
Lievé Martisx
Local boy injured in wagon mishap near Lorain
In Lorain a three year old boy, Welter Ma Kasi, reportedly tried to reach a coal wagon on the margin of a field. The wagon moved, injuring his jaw as he watched the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Makasi
Os Acres
Colum- bia School Organizing Activities and Local Visits
Readers see columns on Colum tia School departments forming soon under Colum tie Geri and Ely School Stand. Local residents Mrs. Harvid Bourne and Miss Mattie me of Cleveland attend events with families including the John Snall and LW. Osbor families. Church officers elected at the Methodist Sunday school with Leo Martinz as superintendent and Robert Elder as secretary and treasurer. Community visits include Floyd Allen in Creston and relatives from Cleveland with residents planning winter relocations to Bradenton Florida.
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Sana Bari
Column School
Columtie Geri
Ely School
Taugat
Harvid Bourne
Cxsville
Mattie Me
Cleveland
Harry Sieddon
John Snall
Osbor
William Roth
Clara
Tige Sheer
Mary Walt
Joan M. Longboa
Burrat
Moses G. Ross
North Eaton
Ives Spest
Ed Syl
Celia 3Roasona
Senersng
Glenroy Shoup
Methodist Church
Leo EB. Martinz
Robert SB. Elder
Livy Burnett
Ant
Carl Chorister
Maranist
Itrs
Anna Peace
Depar i Martin
Ladies' Aid Society
Floyd Allen
Creston
George Alien
William R. Squire
Bradenton
Florida
Arthur James
Huett
Mary Jones
Mary Huell
George May
Roscoe Lewis
Arthur
Orawa County
Ohio
State Utilities Commission weighs engineers for phone rate probe
The State Utilities Commission and appraisal engineers discuss a possible statewide investigation of telephone rates. They are not yet ready to name the engineer to present to the State Board of Control for the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
State Board of Control
Personal News From Canton Area Society
Mrs Thomase L L Peters and daughter Patricia Jane of Lake Avenue entertain guests at a luncheon in Brookside Country Club. Local residents return home from Detroit and Marsailles Avenue visits while others travel to Cleveland Pittsburgh and Minneapolis. A baby girl is reported born at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Colgas with earlier families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomase Ll. Peters
Patrica Jane
Lake Avenue
Canton
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
H. I. Hale
Hillsdate Court
Lefe
Minneapolis
Minsia
Charles Savage
Pittsburgh
Bank Moeblus
Amy Berkts
Echq Uestare
Myre Rudolph aAlgrim
Edward Herietz Zbers
Fred
Martiz Mer
Brownhelm Community Notes and Birthday Tribute
A Brownhelm section records a Sacred Friday event in Wiederhock township and honors Mrs Ar Shattuck on her birthday. The piece mentions visitors including Mr and Mrs Bechtel and son and describes light refreshments and casual social details among locals in Lorain and Amherst areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Mir Rice
Anehearst
Stey
Charties Bechtel
W. Beene
Sunda
J. P. Leczhtel
Soudi Ridge
Oon Hann
Lorain
Elner Biles
Amherst
Accon
Local Notes From La Grange Community
La Grange residents share social visits and events. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster and guests from North Amherst attend gatherings. Mrs. Katie Mason and Mrs. Hulda Powers attend the WLR C convention in Wedsworth. The Prosser couple buys a home on South Main. Lorain moves away. Mrs. Johnston travels to Washington, D. C., after visiting.
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LA Grange
George H
Wlos
Alphot Belden
Sic Queen
Frank Foster
North Amherst
Judson
Cleveland
W. Keiner
Katie Mason
Huldah Powers
WLR. C
Wedsworth
Hastings Relief Corps
Q. M. Sprague
William Benton
C. A. Keller
CE. Johnston
Wlf. Hasti
Lucille
Elyria Mond
Edwin Nichols
S. W. Kelner
Charlie Box
W. S. Nichols
St. Petersburg
Florida
O. M_ Sorazue
S. Aldrich
Myr
George Hamberger
Dewey Aldrich
Reid Biggs
Poemfield
Charles Keller
Purdy Prosser
Melissa Raynson
South Main Street
Sirs
Milard
Lorain
Lorine M. Treath
Ciifton Betts
Elyria
Geraldine
Betts
Memorial Hospital
Fred Smith
Kathryn
Kipton
FE. L. Adams
Johnston
T. F. Rawson
Washington, D. C
School Lights Legality Debated at Avon Meeting
About 75 people attended the Lorain County School Improvement Association session at Avon schoolhouse to discuss the legality of the Meruley School lights. Candidates C T Winckles and Mrs H G Portmans attended, while Avon residents urged constructive critique and a protest was voiced by one attendee. A second meeting was scheduled two weeks later in Wellinsto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meruley
Lorain County School Improvement Association
Avor
C. T. Winckles
H. G. Portmans
Coustr
Avon
Agst
Association
Avorn
LaGrange area notices and social items in brief
Monday afternoon gatherings and funeral notices mark a page of LaGrange social life. Mrs. Lottie Heath and Le land attend Bert Betts funeral in Pen Held with Mrs. Ryan providing music. Gardner Schaffer of Toledo visits Vermontrile and LaGrange relatives. The Grain Dealers banquet in Antiers Lorain sees F.G. Prosser and L. Adams present. The Ladies Aid set for Thursday with a moon meal, a twenty fifth anniversary celebrated with a silver dollar collection. A grand jury in Cleveland declines to indict Mrs. B Sullings over an $80 pocket-picking charge. her case bound over to the grand jury. A broader report covers denials by Col. S oerrat lin and notes on a Locarno session storm.
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Jeresus
Lottie Heath
Leland
B. H. Ryan
Harvey Johnson
Bert Betts
Pen- Held
Ryan
Gardner Schaffer
Toledo
Adelina-Seay B. Fl
E. W. Rawsor
Vermontrile
Mich
Vis LaGrange
Charles
F.G. Prosser
L. Adams
Tel, Antiers
Lorain
Ladies’’ Aid Society of Church
Therséar
C. E_. Webdé
Moon
Darius
Will Holcomb
Grafton
B. Sulling
S. F. George
Cleveland Markets Produce Prices Listed in Fragment
Market notes show Butter at 52.01 52 packing 35 cents, Eggs with varying firsts, Poultry quot es, Tomatoes and Cucumbers priced per dozen or per basket, Ohio Potatoes at 360 per 1 bushel sack, Cabbage 40? to 50? per basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin
Ohio
Livestock Market Report from Cleveland Auction
Receipts and prices for cattle calves and sheep in Cleveland market. Slaughter steers and heifers show mixed but mostly steady to slightly higher. cows and bulls vary with good to average quality. Calves around 14.30 top, sheep and lambs up about 25 cents, hogs mixed with prices near 12 to 12.50 for various grades.
Chronicle-Telegram Ferryed World Series Scores by Wire
The Chronicle-Telegram reports that wire service provided World Series results two minutes before air broadcasts. Friday and Saturday readers can phone or visit the office for full football and World Series baseball scores. Detailed results will be available for Elyria High vs Oberlin High and Oberlin College vs Wooster games.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Telegraph
International News Service
Caronicle-Telegram
Chornicle-Telegram
Elyria High
Oberlin High
Oberlin College-Wooster
Wooster
Amherst social notes recount local visits and family events
Local residents in Amherst and nearby areas shared Sunday visits and gatherings. Families including the Schuberts, Cox, Berg, Nash, and Harris were noted attending events, hosting relatives, and visiting friends at homes around Lorain and Oberlin. One resident, Roger Harris, returned home after five months in St Joseph Hospital, able to walk with crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimer Schubere
Pintsfield
Will Schuber
Gleern Feskins
Oberlin
Harry G Sons
Frank Parsons
Sir Fred Cox
Curshoga Falls
Cart Berg
Lorain
Clarence Albright
Cleveland
RD Ins
Detroe
Harry Gipsors
Ee Berg
St. Pauls Church Ely
S. Nash
Chas. Nash
Burt
Roger Harris
St Joseph Hospital Lorain
Gararris
Mondzyr
Mir
Dreco weight remedy tale from Muir's Cut Rate Store ad
A reader testimonial from Mrs. Lb. B. Strubie credits Dreco for weight gain and relief from stomach pain headaches and indigestion after years of illness and poor appetite. She reports improved sleep and appet ite with six bottles and urges others to try the product now offered by Muir's Cut Rate Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jir Rate
B. Strubie
Colum
Muir
Ruggists
Walker and Nash Families Attend Pittsfield Event
XE N Walker in Oberiin attended Tuesday evening. S Nash and family, ceased Schramm and Mrs Ed Gers attended the furersi of S tas Heandt in Pittsfield Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xe. N. Walker
Oberiin
S. Nash
Ced Schramm
Ed Gers
S:tas Heandt
Pittsfield
Mondas
Death Strikes Local Resident in Sudden Home Incident
A longtime city resident died Wednesday after a sudden illness at home. The man, age unknown, had lived here 35 years. A man named Dugan teleported downtown at noon for a purchase and returned with abdominal pain before collapsing. His wife discovered him shortly after and found a note. Funeral services are planned for Friday at St. Agnes Church with burial at St. Mary Cemetery.
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Dugan
St. Agnes Church
St. Marye Cemetery
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Chronicle Telegram
Ro Speer
Facles
Credit Bureau
Orme
Jay Ginskers
Columbia
J H Bartyer
Pote
Mr. Xed
Leg Pare Sevilie
Frank Seaxie
Ier
EB. L. Adams
Col
Oerrat Lin Il
Dodee
Xing
Remus Yester
Hemus
Locarno
Switzerland
Skrzymski
Poland
Petrof
Choice Fet
Faiz
North
North Russia
Franklins
Amhke
Frank Austin Soz
Som
Ere
Alyria
The
Elyria Hardware Co
Stephan Dugn
ED Tisater
MM. R. Knowles
Ble Sipe Sayer
Merried
Elyria Furniture Upholstering Co
East Ave
Colson Stores CO
EL Jay Howenstins
Colson Stores
Aw Bi, mBe
Count Streat
Airover Boy Lans Avs Broad ST
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