Grove Ornsby Rites On Wed
Grover Ornsby, 68, died at his Amivers t home after two years illness. Survived by four children and his widow. mother, two sisters, brother, and other relatives. Funeral rites will be at a local church with burial in Grove.
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GROVE
Amiverst
Grover Gem’ Aby
Ilernova
Charles Kreig
Park Aver
Mildred
Hiram
Laitwer
Chas. Hahn
Veruation
George Hoffner
Amieist
Amherst and area burn injuries and local club events
The clipping notes a three year old boy severely burned by hot water at a home in Amherst, with Dr Powers summoned. It also covers Monday study club activities at Mrs H. M. Stough's Park Ave home, including readings on Mark Twain and The Traveler. Local social notices list visitors to Elyria, Lorain, and Cleveland, plus a Greece relief workerDr Mabel Elliot receiving three Greek decorations for Smyrna relief work.
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Amherst
Chares Grits
Oberlin
Nf. W. Powers
LM. Stud
Stubl
HH. M Stough
Park Av
Mark Twain
Brian
Harry Lettler
Mises Kille
Donola
Alice Hollingsworth
Y. W. Society of the M. KS Church
Cornell Ave
Leonard Wrage
Elyria
Mrs. Sweet
Brownhelm
Frank Belden
Mabel Elliot
Benton Harbor
Mich
Greece
Smyrna
St. George
Elliot
Rush Medical School
Chicago
Aviator Dies in Minneapolis Flight Crash
Aviator Harry Quinn, 28, flew a ship numbered 13 designed by Prof. Charles T. Boehnein of the University of Minneapolis. The plane’s wing collapsed at about 300 feet, sending it into a nose dive and killing Quinn instantly. He was removed from the wreck.
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Minneapolis
Harry Quinn
Charles T. Boehnein
University of Minneapolis
Quinn
Senator Bayard's Delaware Home Damaged by Boiler Blast
Washington Oct 9 A hot water boiler in the basement of Senator Bayard Democrat of Delaware exploded last night causing more than 500 dollars damage to the residence.
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Washington
Senator Bayard
Delaware
State suit against NIN against Roses loses at Medina trial
Irving and Emma Rose sold their farm crops to the state after planting for the season and took the money before moving. The state sued them. Webber and Symons defended. Medina county jury verdict found for the Roses, state loses.
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Irving
Emma Rose
Webber and
Symons
Medina County
ERIE Would Sell Bonds for Washington
ERIE Oct 9 The Ure Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 1 1/2 million dollars in 3 1/2 percent equipment trust notes. Delaware Oct 9 Delaware city officials Marion Worthington Prospect and Columbus toured the Columbus Delaware and Marion traction company property as its new parlor car began service. The car is said to surpass all but one other traction firm in comfort. Bucyrus Oct 9 Business men consider forming a publicity club to sell Bucyrus and its merchandise to the region. A committee was named to seek members and start a selling drive. In London a patent exhibit showed a peculiar footwear type for cultivating Charlie Chaplin's famed talk.
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Washington
Ure Railroad
Intestate Commerce Commission
Delaware
Marion
Worthington
Prospect
Columbus
Columbus, Delaware and Marion Traction Company
Bucyrus
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Edith Gutro
Clayton Young
Thomas Young
Cleveland
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Chas. Reynolds
Berlin Heights
Charles Ludwig
Orville Walker
W. C. Muchley
Akron
Paul Filo
George Deiss
Ruby
Claude Walker
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Ruby Walker
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Leedale & Shafer Elyria
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