Welfare Congress Elects Officers in Canton Session
In Cincinnati on October 15 the Ohio Welfare Congress announced next year’s session will be in Canton. New officers taking duties include Bleecker Marquette of Cincinnati as president, Harry Gram of Springfield as first vice president, Miss Pearl Worley of Canton as second vice president, H. H. Shirer of Columbus as treasurer, and Mrs. Mary B. Halsinger of Columbus as secretary. About 1,009 persons attended the conference, which closes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Welfare
Canton
Congress
Bleecker Marquette
Harry Gram
Springield
Columbus
Drowning suit filed over Ohio river tragedy
The Mason Pomeroy company was named defendant in a $15 000 dam. age suit filed today stemming from the Sept 27 drowning tragedy when a skiff capsized on the Ohio River while crossing from Mason to the city. An administrator of Adelia C. Foulk’s estate filed the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Mason-Pomeroy Company
Ohio River
Mason
Anand R. Ridgeway
Adelia C. Foulk
Street Car Strikes Auto, Six-Year-Old Killed
In Columbus on October 15 a street car collided with a car enroute to a grocery store killing six-year-old Louise Whetsel who rode in the automobile driven by her sister Gladys 16. Gladys was seriously injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GMS
Columbus
Louise Whetsel
Gladys
VINCO HARMS LAXATIVES PROMOTION WARNING
An old advertisement touts VINCO hard tablets as a harmless bowel regulator claiming dramatic life improvement. It promises quick effect, no griping, and urges readers to consult a druggist while asserting millions sold and a 25 cent box price.
Change of program at Rialto Theatre tonight
Halton Powell and his World for Pleasure company appear at the Rialto with a full new bill headlined by the musical comedy The Ragged Princess. A novelty act The Aurtion will be added for tonight only. Ladies special bargains at 2:30 p.m and again in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Powel
Tpleasure
Rialto Theatre
Rialto
Sover
Yirit Iyrla
Town Line North News by Mrs. B C Schubert
Elyria visitors and Amherst residents appear in a string of calls and social events from Town Line North. Local residents Mrs J Delfield Mrs Mary Brandt Mr Edward Cook and others share visits and attend church and cooking school events.
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B.C. Schubert
Reno Collier
Elyria
J. H. Delfield
William Schubert
Fred Schubert
George Kern
Lorain
Lewis Spiegelberg
Irma
Miss Ferguson
Chronicle-Telegram
J. A. Mackert
Jaurane Linden
W. Conk
Adam Graber
John Berbiel
Amela
Amherst
G. W. Spiegelberg
St. Peters Church
John Delfield
Wiegand
Vno
Paul Wermarski
Cleveland
Tom Winson
Rhinehart Cook
Edward Cook
Margaret Dellafield
Mary Brandt
Rosa Rene
Sylvester Mathias
Wr. Miller
Elizabeth Ernst
Callera
John Henes
Carl Henes
Mika Thatlman
Family and friends visit across Lorain area notices
Esther Prowning visits friends Hisie and Ida Dellefield of South Ridge. John Koepp and family of Amherst visit Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bischoff. Simon Murkert and family of Norwalk visit Mrs G Mackert. Magdelaine Borors, four days, dies at home. funeral with Wickens Co. and burial at Calvary Cemetery. Gladys Newman of La Yale attends Overgreen Club at Mrs Peter Deilefield’s home in Murray Judge.
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Lake Arenue
Henry Hewes
Lorain
Esther Prowning
Hisie
Ida Dellefield
South Ridge
John Koepp
Amherst
Lewis Bischoff
Simon Murkert
Norwalk
G. Mackert
Wickens Co
Calvary Cemetery
Gladys Newman
la Yale
Eng With &T
Mra
Lewis Uischoff
V. Cook
Lewis Spiereberg
N. Ricca
Geo Keeru
Carl Defdlefield
Lew Ernst
Iloto
US May Build Home for Mincoln Relics
Washington discusses moving the Oldroyd Lincoln relics from Lith Street to a permanent home. Captain Oldroyd of Mount Vernon, Ohio, held the collection as a testament to his and others efforts. A bill passed to acquire it for $66,000. The government owns Iford's theater nearby, with plans for improvements.
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U.S
Washington
Lincoln Rellics
Lith Street
Cattin Q O. H. Oldroyd
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Wills
Oldroyd
Iford
Stoekt
Lincoln
Wooster Plans Eighth Annual Homecoming Day
Wooster College observes its eighth homecoming with Wooster football against Ohio Wesleyan Saturday. A foot rally, a three act comedy The Goose Bangligh, and a cross country meet precede the main event. A bonfire closes the day in the theater after a remodeled historic building hosts the collection of relics.
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Wooster
Wooster College
Ohio Wesleyan
Baturdas
Macant
Adnan
Disor Lion
Aminy
Nation of Octogenarians by Century’s End
Prof Irving Fisher of Yale told the American Public Health association in Buffalo that America could become a nation of octogenarians by century’s end. He argued parasitic diseases can be eradicated with better application of knowledge and lifestyle, urging higher public health funding to extend life. Dr Louis Z. Dublin, statistician for Metropolitan Life, and Dr C V Chapin supported expanding health measures and wealth tied to added years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Irving Fisher
Yale University
American Public Health Association
America
Civilization Lab
Louis Z. Dublin
Dulin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
C. V. Chapin
New MELLO GLO face powder advertised in Crandall's Drug Store
A fine pure French process powder called MELLO GLO promises a shine free nose and natural looking skin. It controls perspiration and hides pores for a beautified complexion. Available at Lewis Mercantile Co and Crandall's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mercantile Co
Crandall's
Providence superintendent elected president of association
The Providence superintendent was elected president of the association today. Louisville was chosen as the next meeting place after a tight contest with Cincinnati and Winnipeg Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Louisville
Cincinnati
Wingipeg
Copeland Stumps for Pomerene in Ohio Tour
United States Senator Royal Copeland and Mrs. Izetta Jewell Brown will campaign for Atlee Pomerene in Ohio this month. Copeland plans talks at Urbana on Oct 24 and Kenton on Oct 25, while Brown speaks at Batavia Georgetown Oct 19 Dayton Oct 20 and Toledo Oct 21. The Democratic state headquarters released the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States
Royal
Copeland
New York
Izetta Jewell Brown
Democratic National Committee
West Virginia
Ohio
Atlee Pomerene
Senate
Urbana
Kenton
Brown
Batavia
Georgetown
Dayton
Toledo
Whiteman Signs Deal For Musical Play and Private Appearances
The article notes Whiteman signed with Charles Dillingham and the William Morris Agency, to appear with his 25 musicians in a musical play premiering January 17. Weekly earnings are set at 9,500 dollars, with clauses allowing performances at Broadway night clubs and private receptions, potentially increasing his income. It mentions Philco, a radio battery eliminator, and a light bill offer from Ohio Public Service Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Charles Dillingham
William Morris Agency
Whiteman
Philco
Ohio Public Service Co
Marblehead Mansion Knocker Sells for Record Sum
A 1745 King Hopper Mansion brass agorated knocker in first class condition was offered in Marblehead Mass. The auction drew strong interest and the brass piece reached a high price of fifteen thousand six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Hopper
Marblehead
Mass
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