Rotary notices invite attendance and reports at luncheon
The Rotary Club received a message from the Kiwanis inviting members to the October 20 luncheon where Senator Marshall will speak. James Thomas reported $1725 spent since September 1925 to aid five students, with yearly limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Kiwaniens
Rotary
Marshall
Lawrence Webber
James Thomas
Thomas
Webber
Elythe Rotary
Ashtabula
The
Wooster Rotary Club
Michael Moriarity
Pearl Street
National Tube Company
Don Baird
Harold Burrs
England
Parrot School Run by Linguist in Hamburg
A Hamburg linguist runs a two room home high school for parrots, teaching them German English French Italian and Spanish to boost their sale value. Once a waiter and interpreter, he partnered with a bird dealer to prepare parrots for foreign markets, turning profit beyond his former salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Europe
Profescor
Breakfast mystery egg sign reads odd parked by guy
A breakfast fragment shows a note reading This egg was parked by guy along with a stray address line. The garbled text hints at a message or ad style inscription found on the egg item.
Fragmented Missive From Distant Suitor Reveals Turbulent Courtship
A damaged telegram exchanges show a long distance marriage proposal and a rebuttal. The sender asks to marry the recipient who replies she is married with three children and contemplates travel abroad this summer, noting financial constraints.
Cookery Forum Highlights Home Economics Advances
Mrs Lewers leads a women’s forum on modern cookery and home economics with discussion of simple recipes new appliances and kitchen equipment. Attendees will visit the platform to view the kitchen and ask questions while a home maker’s bureau plans entertaining and table decoration ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikere
Lewers Iteners
Weturer
Irs
Aldler Company Official Speaks To Young Men’s Club
Harry OS Calvert of the Plundler company spoke at the Yeune Men's club meeting at the Y M C A about a century of progress in business and society and urged young men to pursue clear aims to seize opportunities. A replevin case by R L Coleman against the Hone Furniture Co was appealed from Justice S J George to the Common Pleas. Coleman seeks a stove the firm claimed to have sold under a writ of replevin and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldler Company
Harry OS Calvert
Plundler Company
Yeune Men's Club
Common Pleas
R. L. Coleman
Hone Furniture Co
Coleman
Court of Justice
S.J. George
Court of Common Press
Is Stove
Reprevin Stat Tirms
ASK AUTHORITY TO TRANSFER ST200 FUND
A request to transfer funds was presented to the common pleas court. The proposal covers moving £1290 to Henrietta’s road fund, £4500 from the general fund, and $4.5 per month from the poor fund and cemetery fund, seeking payment from the board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Gereal
Common Pleas Court
Steps on Glass Injures Han Foor at Home
A man named Han Foor stepped on glass at his residence causing injuries. He was transported to a hospital for treatment and later returned home. The report has garbled text about George Tattersal and other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Foor
George Tattersal
Glass
Yury
Taubman Sues for 1049 Dollar Loan
Sol Taubman of 470 Broadway filed suit against Dex ter J. Bahson of Welimeton claiming two notes totaling 1049 dollars, one for 3805 and the other 285.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Taubman
Broadway
E. Dond
Dexter J. Bahson
Welimeton
Building Permit Issued for 22 by 54 Foot Frame Dwelling
A building permit was issued to William Weblber to erect a frame dwelling 22 by 54 feet on Paebe Court, with an estimated cost of 550 dollars.
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William Weblber
Paebe Court
Plane on flight reels from San Francisco to Honolulu
A garbled report describes a bomber or passenger plane route from San Francisco to Honolulu with references to Tacoma, WarkoOil, and southern cross. It mentions pilots, jaboard Jill e Bbgessline, and a Fokker mereninne sounding aircraft. The text is damaged and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
WarkoOil
Sranle
San Francisco
San Prange
Honolulu
Anstaira
WEAK MEALS DEFINE WORLD'S STRONGEST WOMAN REPORT
Mrs Katie Sandwina known as the world’s strongest woman takes on a hearty English breakfast of porridge kippers ham bread butter marmalade and tea while a lighter lunch of fish and vegetables follows. Her son Las appears in a London theater as the only place with a woman’s bar. A scientist claims a new diet regime is perfected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Sandwina
Sandwina
Sina
Prisoner Georges Quien serves twenty years for Nurse Cavell betrayal
Pierre Salarnter reports from Clairvaux France on Georges Gaston Quien a French prisoner serving a twenty year sentence for betraying nurse Edith Cavell during World War I. The interview highlights Quien's claimed innocence and the prison director's belief in a miscarriage of justice while detailing his troubled past and fluctuating sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Suin Relabes
Africa
Henvert J. Dot
French Foreign Legion
Bins
Clairvaux
France
Georgees Quien
Prenehaar
Edith Cavell
Red Cross
Pierre Salarnier
United Fress
Paris
Cisirvaux
Quien
Ques
Pierre Salarnter
Pres
Tat
Enireg Press
Clairvain
Judes
Hell
Georges Gaston Quien
Caven
Narecs
Ename
Edin Cavell
Eli Bur Roe
Kimg
Iem
Taouga
uAisne
Tna
Carman
St. Quentin
Cmd
Feith Cavell
Miss Cavell
Princess de Cray
Tom
Nuree Cavell
Nurse Cavell
Quuen
Brussels
Oetober
Doult
Fishung
Roe
Tomourrow
Ford Motor Prospects Spark Wall Street Rally
Stocks surged on Wall Street as Ford production rumors circulated and reports from financial services touched beat. Durant’s arrival in New York stirred motor stock excitement amid broad declines in GM Dodge and Packard before a partial rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
W York
Orrile
Wall Street
8 Financia. Service
New York
Ford Mg
Europe
W. C. Durant
White
Hupmobile
Fuller Breaks Egg Laying Record In Omaha Event
The American Milling Company witnessed a pullet named Fuller set a new egg-laying record with 244 eggs laid in five days. The momentous 10 35 a m deposition of the 244th egg drew cheers as the chick wandered the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaia
Baba
Little Pullet
Lindy
Arkansas
Emory University Opens Barber Shop On Campus
Emory University has purchased a campus barber shop to support a loan fund for needy students. Treasurer G H Mew arranged the purchase with plans to place shop proceeds into a trust for student college expenses. The shop will operate locally using hair products from a university alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmory University
H Mew
Emory University
Schock
13 Year Old Boy Enrolled as Washington University Student
A 13 year old identified as Erik K Reed claims the status of youngest college student at George Washington University. Reed is majoring in Botany and taking a heavy course load including English German French political science and mathematics. He aims to become an industrial chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
George Washington University
Erik K. Reed
Ysl
Young Reed
Heme
Trate
Edison fooled on Wyoming eclipse trip in 1878 joke tale
Ned Omaha recounts a story told by B B Calin of the Union Pacific vice president about Thomas Edison and a Wyoming excursion to view a total solar eclipse in August 1878. Friends trick Edison with a stuffed antelope, prompting him to fire six times before realizing the ruse. Fleurthrite project spans about 16,900 French villages costing roughly 1.5 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Omaha
Ned
Thomas E. Edison
Wyoming
B. B .Calin
Union Pacific Railroad
Athletic association forms at Columbia High School
Columbia High School organizes the Athletic Association with Clyde Boone as president, Margaret Mayer secretary, and Roy Dettman treasurer. Community events include Friendship class activities at Berea and plans for talks on legumes and dairy farming by Ohio State specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Athletic Association of Columbia High School
Clyde Boone
Margaret Mayer
Roy Dettman
Rory
Max Hitchcock
Commiunity Hospital
Berea
Frank Goodman
Los Angeles
California
Phila Goodman
A. D Carpenter
Frank Cousins
Eaton
Leon Wise
Merri Squires
Nelson Walter
Helen Dorsey
Hallywood
An A Ungle
R. A. Elder
Elder
A. E. Fauve
Paris
France
Europe
Orient
Br Fauve
Black Hills
Dakoma
Fauve
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Town Hall
Mik Association
BE. Jones
M. W. Bailey
Ohio State University
Columbus
Charles Hales
Clera Crocker
Cartright
Lo- Taig County
Ia. B. Kent
Akron
Clarasquires
Fred Whtte
Joseph Ckreyd
Cleveland
C. F. Worcester
Elyria
van Gastle
Madison
Wis
Alma Walker
Golden Links
Olive Bartter
Mildred Ives
Wilmore Burnett
Guelle Churchward
Louis Fitch
Muncky
Columbia Gem
Mildred Heineman
Miildred
Bertha Grills
Mabel Meek
Warren
Edward Landin
Mildred Wooldrige
Chum
Maude Fishburn
Clara Squire
Hugh Peachey
Ladies Aid Society
North Haton
Hattie] Stoll
Herman Snell
Burl Martian
Frank Hawke
God
Stoll
Libbie Heineman
Vida Martin
Rose Devis
Neva King
Otis Morgan
Burl Martin
Frank Hales
Burton Hales
Lucy Ives
Emma Churchward
Anna Martin
Wm. Jasper
Alice Hunter
Myrtle Hales
Marlon Jasper
Mary Walker
Luey Ives
Stella Prindte
Josie Harrington
Wm. K. Mackey
Vida Matin
Libbue Heiwnan
Lois Morlock
Rosa Daris
Irene Walter
Dorothy Crocker
Mytie Hales
Hattie Stoll
Lacy Ives
Ian May
Mionie Heles
Oregon Debating Team Circulates Globe on Tour
Three University of Oregon debaters Benoit McCroskey W E Hempstead and Avery W Thompson lead a world tour schedule including teams from European and Asian universities plus 25 U S colleges. The group travels to promote their school on an extensive debate circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Benoit McCroskey
W. E. Hempstead
Avery W. Thompson
U.S
Three Newlyweds Seek Divorces in Early Cases
Three recent divorce suits involve brides and a groom within weeks or months of marriage. Katie Pashut of Lorain, wed October 1926 to Rude Pashut, cites extreme cruelty and intoxication. Emma Tomeo of Philadelphia asks to restore her maiden name Emma Pontes after alleged extreme cruelty and abuse. Margaret Vilaki of Los Angeles is defendant in a suit filed by her husband for divorce citing her misconduct with other men and cruelty.
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Katie Pashut
Lorain
Rude Pashut
Emma Tomeo
Anthony
Tomeo
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Emma Pontes
Margaret Vilaki
Turner Street
Los Angeles
Conlif
Vilaki
Death of Ellen Ristas in city hospital
Ellen Ristas age 27 died yesterday at four o'clock after a lingering illness. She lived at 1614 Middle Avenue in this city. Survived by her son James and daughter Angeline. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 1 PM from Taylor Funeral Home. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Ristas
Toled Hospital
Middle Avenue
James
Angeline
Taylor
Ridgelawn
Death of Harry Pomeroy in Elyria hospital
Harry Pomeroy aged 45 of 124 West Avenue died this morning at Elyria Max hospital. Undertaker William Pease of Cleveland prepared the body in Wakeman for burial at a cost of $325 to $500. Local livestock and commodity prices appear in nearby market notes for Cleveland and Toledo with cattle hogs and produce values and regional grain quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pomeroy
West Avenue
Elyria
Max Poentad
Cleveland
William Pease
Wakeman
Maine
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Shipments Report
Grain markets in Minneapolis show flour up 30 cents from prior quotes at 7.65 to 7.75 per barrel in 98 pound sacks with shipments totaling 41,881 barrels. Bran priced at 260? and No. 1 northern wheat at 1.27 1/2 to 1.34 1/2 per unspecified unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Foreclosure Suit Filed Against Stetson and Others
Northern Ohio Reconstruction Co. seeks foreclosure on 16 promissory notes totaling 15 28 to secure a Lorain Ohio mortgage. The petition asks the court to appoint a receiver, award judgment, marshal assets, and order sale to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jungemen
C. S. Stetson
Elyria
Northern Ohio Reconstruction Co
Lorain
Lora
Calé
Petite Miss of French Descent Becomes U S Marshal
Miss Noélig Loisall twenty one daughter of Marshal Victor Lose has received from Washington the badge and accoutrements of a United States deputy marshal She will aid in arrests and office duties for Single Sam and may carry a Colt six shooter when needed The appointment reflects her upbringing near her father's office and knowledge of local criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New Orleans
Noélig Loisall
Victor Lose
Washington
United States
Sam
Pettta
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm Says Fate Is God's Will
Wilhelm II, former Kaiser of Germany, tells Liberty magazine interview that his exile to Doorn was God’s will. He says adversity proved his mettle, accepted fate humbly, and notes God wanted him to rule thirty years before dethronement. He asserts his faith remains unshaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilhelm II
Kaiser
Germany
Doorn
Holland
George Sylvester Viereck
Liberty Magazine
Kaiser Crys
Job
Wilhelm
Yale Dance Reimagines Steps With Blues and Tango Flair
The Yale dance blends tango foxtrot and blues with slow music, eschewing Charleston style for long walking steps and varied movements. It emphasizes irregular, melodic rhythm and allows dancers to mix steps freely, while music tempo is slower and more melodic than prior tunes. Also includes miscellaneous market figures for March and May prices of corn oats flax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yale
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Oklahoma
Reba Howard
Roosevelt, Okla
Ohlshams
Egtron Farmer
Page
Remus
Romola Remus
George Remus
Cincinnati
Fuller
Cleveland Livestock
Chicago
Chigagg
Timothy
Toledo
Toledo, O
Qer
Nec
Minneapolis Grain
West River St
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