Refunding of Bonds Necessary for Liberty Loans
The National Bank of Commerce of New York warns in its monthly magazine that extensive refunding of Liberty bonds will be required as maturity looms. With about 4.2 billion in Victory notes due by May 20, 1983, sinking funds cannot cover the obligation. Some Liberty issues may need extension or refunding, with a Republican administration likely to oversee and minimize total interest.
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National Bank of Commerce of Newrk
E Victory
Reiding
Judge Alvin F Ingersoll for Court of Appeals
Cleveland voters see Judge Alvin F Ingersoll nominated in Republican primaries but listed on the partisan judicial ballot. Backed by many attorneys, he is praised as independent and meticulous, with temperament and experience suited to the post. His election would place a worthy, capable jurist in a crucial position.
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Alvin F. Tagersoll
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Tle
Ahse
Ingersoll
Jual
Ch Rive
Change of Mind on Europe as Loan Risk
The U S representative at the Brus conference told delegates the United States cannot consider Europe under pre conditions a good business risk and will not lend more money to those countries. A sad change of heart by the administration is implied.
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United States
Brus
Uniteds
Europe
European loans rise amid mounting risk and bigger totals
Since July 1st about 50.9 million dollars have been added to loans already made to European countries. If Europe is a bad risk today, it could not have been much better two months ago.
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Europe
Assurance to England in Cox campaign hints at Ireland issue
The text notes Mr. Wilson appearing in the Cox campaign to aid England amid the Irish dispute. It argues the President assures Americans they would not fight the Irish if the U S joins the league, claiming staying out would spare American lads from war in Ireland.
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Wilson
Cox
England
United States
League
Ireland
League of Nations Covenant Push Misunderstood
The Democratic National Committee has mailed over 1,500,000 copies of the Covenant with thousands more underway. Critics doubt the plan will sway voters as Article X would bind the United States. The League group has opened Washington offices as support wanes for the covenant.
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Democratic National Committee
United States
League of Nations Association
Washington
Village notes and war memories from Chichamauge
Fifty seven years ago LCILS COLE of this village was wounded at Chichamauge and Andres Chandler also of Bi tla taken prisoner while bearing wounded officer from the field. An advertisement reports losses and names several locals including George C Indurhul, John Faxon in Elyria, and Charles P Goodwin. The piece cites election results with Brough leading in Ohio, calling Vallandigham supporters traitors and predicting a large Brough majority as the war news dominates.
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Lcils Cole
Chichamauge
Andres Chandler Aso
Bi Tla
Prsoner
Amherst Man Sues for 51900 After Car Collision
WH Helen of Amherst sues the Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus railway for 51900 personal damages. He claims that on November 18 while riding in an automobile along the Amherst street line he was struck by a streetcar crossing tracks, breaking a leg and wounding teeth as a result.
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Cleveland Southwestern & Columbus Railway
Helen of Amherst
Amherst
Divorce filings allege cruelty and neglect in fourt today
Two divorce cases filed in court today allege extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Mary Lefco of Lorain accuses Mike Lefco of frequent beating and failure to support herself and child. Ana Gant accuses John Gant of beating choking and pinching her multiple times, the last on September 10, and says he has abandoned her. she seeks divorces and alimony.
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Fourt
Mary Lefco
Lorain
Mike Lefco
Ana Gant
John Gant
Amherst News Briefs and Social Notes
Amherst October 16 reports Mrs Elias George, struck crossing Park, improved but unconscious. city residents urged to stop burning leaves on pavements due to melting asphalt. South Amherst store Gilson and Kolbe announce temporary layoff. John Fieldand returns from Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Canada. Dr Elchen visiting Shemeld. Mrs Fren Hall of New York visits daughter Mrs Jack Brennan of Pearl Street.
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Amherst
Elias George
Smithe
Gilson and Kolbe
South Amherst
John Fieland
iMooge
Saskatchewan
Canada
ABE MARTIN Snippet Reflects Rural Wit on Commerce
A fragmented line from a rural humor column shows a character named Abe Martin remarking on a high coat and advertising, with a hint of dialect and rural banter about paying and getting a ride or advertion lost in translation.
Reading Room and Sunday School Notice at 29 East Avenue
Morning service at 11 o'clock with the doctrine of atonement from John 17 21. JF note scripture and message. Testimonial service every Wednesday at 7 30 PM. The public is invited to attend and to visit the reading room.
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East Avenue Reading Room
East Avenue
John
St Andrew's Episcopal announces Sunday services and growth appeal
Edwin B Redhead rector invites all to St Andrew's on the Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7 30, church school at 9 15, morning prayer and sermon at 10 30, and evening prayer and sermon. Attendance last week was strong and church school set a record. Interested parishioners urged to cooperate in expanding congregations and membership. public welcome to worship.
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Edwin B Redhead
Trinity
St Andrew's
St. Andrew's
First Baptist Church Bible School Announced
The First Baptist Church invites all to Bible school at 946 with thanks for attendance and cooperation. At 11 o clock Pastor Mr Neighbour will preach on a Special people drawn from 1 Peter 29 and Jeremiah 13. In the evening he continues a Spiritism themed message. Everyone is welcome to worship.
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First Baptist Church
Neighbour
Peter
Jeremiah
Tus Gersice
Joseph In
Second Spiritual Healing and sermons at multiple churches
The Second Spiritual church held a healing service at 2:30 Sunday afternoon in Wurst Ball with a 7:30 lecture and messages by Rev Mayde Page Lane. Grace Lutheran and other churches hosted services, sermons, and special programs led by pastors and lay leaders, including Omega WWW and Geo f Chamberlain, with a Sunday rally and Epworth league activities.
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Wurst
Mayde Page Lane
St Paul's Evangelical Mind Friday School Meeting
Mr Kart Lekarasa invites all members to be present on Friday at 0 30. The notice requests attendance and notes a planned gathering at St Pauls Evangelical Mind Friday School.
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ST. Paul's
Evangelical Mind
Anday
Kart Lekarasa
Papi
Peets Weide
Paneon Wa. 1
Rat
Harvest Homecoming Celebration At United Presbyterian Church
October 11 marks Harvest Homecoming with promotion day and Holy Communion at 10 45 pm led by Rev J K Bischof. Junior Choir music, 6 30 pm Christian Endeavor, full church turnout urged. Located at the corner of Fast Ave and Second St, welcome to strangers, Sunday school at 3 45 for all ages. Morning worship at 11 features Withered Hands and special choir music. Evening service at 7 30 with Great Invitation sermon. First Congregational and Church of Christ entries follow with services, classes, and evening programs led by local ministers and visiting speakers. Continuous invitations to all to attend.
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J K Bischof
Christian Endeavor
Rev J Bischof
United Presbyterian
Fast Avenue
Second Street
Chistian Endeavor
First Congregational
Hia
Paul
Burner
Eloom
Christan
Harvey Lewig
Alice Hull
Inez
Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Programs
The Methodist Episcopal church lists Sunday 10 45 am services with morning sermon titled An Untainting Investment and Bank of Heaven, a 6 00 pm Worth League sermon The Spirit Value of Bible Study led by Miss Myrtle Miller at 7 00 pm preaching The Comfort and Joy of the Surrendered Life with choir and a Thursday 7 pm prayer service on Pentecost significance.
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William F Winters
East Avenue Studs
Bank of Heaven
Forworth League
Myrtle
Miller
Marlix promises relief for stomach distress
From letters by Mr E W Mariwether of Guernie Ey and Mr Robert Thompson of Rising Sun Ind. Marlix is advertised as a concentrated liquid that restores appetite and relieves dyspepsia symptoms. The Marlix Co of Fort Wayne Ind guarantees satisfaction at 75 cents and claims wide availability through agents nationwide.
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E.W Mariwether
Guernie
Robert Thompson
Rising Sun
Ind
Arlixa
Marlix Co
Fort Wayne
Éregaimta
Phtitge
Bert
Mallum Flamimer pastor Bible school meets Sundays
The Bible school will meet Sunday morning at six perimendent JL Hecock requests all teachers attend promptly. Morning service worship follows. On Sunday October 17 Lorain counts every able person to attend church. Psalm 312 Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord. Junior Endeavor at 4 PM Senior Endeavor at 8 PM Evening worship at 7 13. All are welcome to worship.
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Mallum Flamimer
Bible School
JL Hecock
Lorain
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