Stevens Heads Kiwanis Club Meeting Discusses Lighting and Sight
The Kiwanis club at the Newell Hotel heard talks by E R Treverton on lighting's role in health and schooling. The meeting included an annual officers election with Stevens as president and a guest list of local figures.
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Heath
Newell Hotel
E. R. Treverton
Nela Park
Cleveland
Council
Frank FE Stevens
BP Shively
Ice
R i Rothwoot
R. C Masron
RD Oldneid
HW. Pond
H A Qnatheimer
Firnhill
Stinck
Walter Otte
F Marshall
Zejaher
Dents Durning FC
Stuart Pep H' Ts
Charles Wentz
Genest Marie Martian Woten
Richard Pormian
Baxter
Hats
Bo Jebrson
Tandsay
Heyes ‘Beset
Industrial Developments in Europe Discussed by Forum
A Young Aiens Forum meeting reviewed European industrial progress with guests from the Lorain Forum Club. Paul V Walenehin, expert manager for industry, spoke on plans to develop Balkan states and cited how Belhu States adopt U.S. methods. He described travels in Italy France and Germany and reported on Russia. He expressed belief that renewed prosperity will lift foreign trade for the United States and argued American products hold superiority over many foreign goods.
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Moat
Bone
Young Aiens Forum
MWC
Euests
Lorain Forum Club
Paul V Walenehin
Espert Mane
Belhu
Italy
France
Germany
Russia
United States
Revival Services at Bethany Baptist Church Start Monday
Two weeks of revival services begin Monday night at Bethany Baptist Church on Seventeenth Street announced by Rev C. By Smith pastor. Rev H Teague of Mansfield will conduct the meetings with nightly services featuring music and preaching open to all interested attendees.
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Bethany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Street
Gates Hospital Children See Painting at Legion Home
Fifteen children from Gates Hospital for Crippled Children will view the painting The Shadow of the Cross this afternoon at the American Legion Home. Walter Kolin is transportation chairman arranging travel for the group.
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Gates Hospital For
American Legion Home
Legion Home
Walter Kolin
Dr Dixon Ryan Fox Installed as Union College President
Dr Dixon Ryan Fox was installed today as the twelfth president of Union College in Schenectady New York. The former Columbia University history professor also led the New York State Historical Association, marking a prominent academic ascent.
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Union College
Schenectady
Get
Dixon Ryan Fox
Fox
Columbia
New York State Historical Association
Herbert challenges Davey to meet him in court
Replicant Paul M Herbert Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in Columbus Ohio replies to Martin L Davey threat of legal action over speech in Akron last year He challenges Davey to sue for libel or slander and asserts truth as defense if any action is taken He says they welcome immediate recourse to the courts and will prove the statements true
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Columbus
Uer
Martin L Davey
Akron
Paul M. Herbert
Kent Man
Davey
Herbert
Sight Saving drama draws large Elyria crowd
A capacity audience in Elyria attended a one hourSight Saving drama at St Pauls Evangelical Church under the Sight Saving Council. Jim Armitage directed a lecture interspersed with four short skits plus demonstrations on lighting and electrical effects. The program, produced by Nelda Park of Cleveland and planned for other Ohio cities, featured Eugene St Marie Charles West and pianist Eileen Smutage in the cast.
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Nelda Park
Cleveland
Algus
Ohio
Armitage
Eugene St Marie
Eileen Smutage
Charles West
Ohio approves wage rule for bituminous distributors industry
An order signed by Governor George White effective immediately sets a minimum wage of 40 cents per hour for bituminous distributors. It requires compliance with federal rates and specifies working hours for project-related tasks. The Ohio Bituminous Contractors' Association backs the measure and lists associated committees and members across Columbus, Dayton, and other cities.
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Graerge White
Erate
Erd
Ohio Bituminris Contractors’ Association
aSls Cade
Vanamp Columbus
Louis Dehmer
Tiffin Sf J
King Alexander’s funeral procession and royal rites shift
Political tension surrounds the royal funeral as delays and prep unfold. King Alexander's body travels from Soles to Split then Zagreb and Belgrade with government officials awaiting on the docks. A solemn requiem mass precedes the burial in the Kara Georgevitch family vault at Oplenovac amid a period of regency and potential cabinet resignation.
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Alexander Pole
Peter
Vari
Marie
Roumania
Pal
Alexander
Marsolles
Split
Spalato
Adriatic
Jagloslavian
Qubrovnik
Zagreb
Belgrade
Old Castle
Sabor
Oplenor
Hughes places case on advisement in Elyria liquor charge
Col John A. Hughes today took under advisement the case of L. Fe. Vani of 68% Lodi Street Elyria charged with selling his liquor permit to an unapproved individual. The buyer is Thomas E. McBride, alleged to be an escaped bootlegger.
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ASE
Elyrean
Toledo, O
John A. Hughes
L. FE. Vani
Lodi Street
Elyria
State Liquor Commission
Thomas E. McBride
Flames threaten Crittenden as inn burns in Kentucky
Oct. 12 report from Cincinnati states the Travelers Inn in Crittenden Kentucky 30 miles south on the Dixie Highway was burned to the ground causing losses up to 10000 dollars. No injuries reported. Sparks reached the nearby Presbyterian church and destroyed the cupola.
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Crittenden
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Here
Dixie Highway
Travelers’ Inn
Sparks
Crittenden Presbyterian Church
Our Mary Anderson Stage Beauty Known as Our Mary
Our Yesterdays recalls Mary Anderson the stage beauty known as Our Mary two decades ago. The Louisville native debuted on stage at sixteen and rose to fame for a deep contralto voice and dramatic roles. She reportedly declined King Edward VII when he flirted, and at her peak married Antonio Bernando de Navarro.
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Mary Anderson
Mary
Our Mary
Marty Pickford
Mace
Louisville
Edward VII of
England
Prince of Wales
Antonio Bernando de Navarro
Death Record for John Efiden Elden 69 in Elyria area
John Efiden Elden aged 69 died this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Sheffield he leaves three sisters Anna Bacher Margaret DeChant and Mary Elden and four brothers George Martin Peter and Sebastian plus fifteen nieces and nephews. Funeral 9:30 Monday from Immaculate Conception Church Grafton with burial in Sheffield cemetery. The body is at Welsh Funeral Home.
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John Efiden
John Elden
Carlisle
Elyria Memoral Hospital
Sheffield
Anna Bacher
Margaret DeChant
Avon
Mary Elden
George
Grafton
Martin
Lorain
Peter
Sebastian
Emmaculate Conception Church
Declared Name Offensive Seattle Artist Testifies
In superior court Everett Hall Greene a self styled artist and painter says his name has been offensive to him and his childhood in a petition and related proceedings. He asks for relief under the appropriate legal action.
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Seattle
Alnca
Everett Hall Greene
Perior Court
Court action seeks sale of Mary Penczel estate realty
Joseph Penczel as administrator petitions the court to sell the decedent Mary Penczel s real estate to settle debts near 90 and administrator expenses 400. Jacob Levin Lorain attorney sues John Kiska and Columbia Refining Company for 3333 in attorney fees for an action brought for Kiska that he now refuses to prosecute.
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Joseph Penczel
Mary Penczel
Minor injuries after Cleveland street rear-end crash
Russell Johnson of 8005 Brins Made Avenue Cleveland sustained minor cuts and bruises about 10 50 P M yesterday when his car collided with the rear of a machine driven by Oscar Ehrman of 139 Beebe Court Cleveland as Ehrman was about to turn into Beebe Court from Cleveland Street. Ehrman and his wife were uninjured and the collision caused considerable damage, police reported.
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Russell Johnson
Brinsmade Avenue
Cleveland
Oscar Ehrman
Beebe Court
Ehrman
Cleveland Street
Peter Jordan Savage Name Change Note
The obituary states Peter Jordan Savage now uses his late father’s surname, reflecting a name change after decades of living as Savage following his father’s death ten years ago. The article notes the transition aligns with his family heritage and personal history.
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Peter Jordan Savage
Savage
Walther League Holds District Rally in Area
About 100 Lutherans from Elyria Amherst and Berea gathered at the M C A for the fall rally of Zone Three of the Ohio District Walther Leagues. Carl Schuette Cleveland attorney and district president spoke on the Omaha convention. Kenneth Block St Johns presided as games and fellowship followed.
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Amherst
Berea
Ohio
Carl Schuette
Cleveland
Omaha
Kenneth Block
St John's Church
Keeping Fit Is Hard Work Says 2 Famous Stars
Paris stars Madame Sorel and Mistinguett, both past sixty, stress daily routines of strenuous exercise, diet discipline, and massage to stay thin and fit for vaudeville. Sorel details a regimen of deep breathing, abdominal work, cold showers, and disciplined meals. Mistinguett endorses similar hard labor for her famed legs and notes leg insurance across several companies.
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Cari
Sorel
Mistinguett
Auy Came-ras
Madame Sorel
Countess de Segir
Masseusa
Ufo
Bergeres
Mistingnett
Manchester Daily Signal Sold to Ex Cincinnati Editor
The Manchester Daily Signal, the oldest daily in extreme south central Ohio, founded in 1881, was purchased today by R. C. Wilkerson, a former Cincinnati newspaperman. The sale price was not announced.
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Manchester
Manchester Daily Signal
Otis White
R. C. Wilkerson
Cincinnati
the Signal
Ohio
Mise Bird Attends Rug Making School for Extension Work
Mise Allee Bird county extension agent traveled to Columbus for the opening session of an eight day rug making school at Ohio State University. The project, new to Lorain County, has attracted rising interest as groups request inclusion and plan to hold meetings to train members in coloring and design with low cost materials.
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Lorain County
Mise Allee Bird
Columbus
Ohio State University
Miss Bird
Shoe Company to Double Capacity in Cincinnati Plant
The United States Shoe Corporation, maker of Red Cross Shoes, announced plans to double capacity by leasing the Newman Manufacturing Co. plant in Cincinnati for ten years at about 200000 dollars rent. Renovation and new machinery will cost around 150000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
United States Shoe Corporation
Red Cross Shoes
Newman Manufacturing Co
Britain recalls Gunpowder Plot as Parliament vaults searched
Britain marks the annual Gunpowder Plot anniversary dating to 1605 and notes Parliament vaults still undergo searching before royal visits as a safety precaution in the building.
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Britain
Guy Fawkes
Bulding
Cleveland Market Summary Shows Steady Cattle and Hogs
Markets report Levelland cattle steady with mixed weights and prices. Calves strong, hogs steady to slightly lower. Wheat and corn prices listed for Chicago cash. Ohio notes include fruits and vegetables with broad price ranges. A brief item mentions B. B. Spohn and Burton Houseman aiding an entertainment program.
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Cleveland
Shulee
Senior Four-H Club Members Enjoy Fish Fry at Camp Crag
Twenty-four Lorain County Four-H Club members joined with 60 Senior Four-H Club members from Medina and Cuyahoga counties for a fish fry at Camp Crag in Medina County. Henry Israel of New York City, head of the rural program of the M. M. Co. A in the United States, spoke about his work with youths in Germany after the war and recounted experiences there. Other speakers included O C Croy.
Man tied to Sankey kidnapping shot dead near Estes Park
Roy Gibbs, once named by authorities as the key informer who betrayed famed kidnapper Verne Sankey, was accidentally shot to death near Estes Park Colorado today. Gibbs had been identified as Sankey's betrayer and once the nation's top kidnapper hunter according to officials.
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Calo
Ort
Roy Gibbs
Verne Sankey
Estes Park
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