Progressiva Party Opens Lorain Campaign with Speakers
The Lorain County Progressive party campaign kicks off Sunday at the Migria Theatre with noted speakers promoting Progressive doctrines statewide. Mutt the alligator, summer resident of Ly Park fountain, moves to winter quarters as county boards decide not to permit a county Bull Moose ticket on the ballot.
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Progressiva Party
Lorain County
Migrla Theatre
A. L. Garrard
Mutt
Ly Park Fountain Basin
County Board of Elections
Division of Supervisor of Elections
Dykemen Leaves for Army Cantonment to Register Soldiers
H A Dykemen of the Lorain County bounty board departs to Montgomery Alabama to register county soldiers in training there and secure their ballots for the November election. The move follows orders from the secretary of state due to the lack of soldier voters.
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Bounty Board of Elections
Army
Montgomery
Alabama
Lorain County
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White Way lighting to be installed after council orders
The Ohio Public Service Company plans White Way lighting once city council gives orders, announced at the council meeting. Miss Lorena Tomson organized a 24 piece school music band on 48 hours notice to perform at the Elyria High versus Sardusky Hamparrow game.
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Ohio W C T U Opens 54th Convention Highlights Dry Candidates
The Chronicle Telegram notes the opening of the fifty fourth annual Ohio W C T U convention. Discussion focuses on key law enforcement issues and reaffirming the organization’s stance as supporting dry candidates regardless of party. Mrs. Ella A. Boole presides.
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National W. C. TU to keynote tonight's session
The national W. C. TU will be the featured speaker at tonight's session, expected to address members and attendees about current initiatives and upcoming events.
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Guths move to Cleveland for the winter season
Erhart reports Adam Guth and wife moving from two miles north of here to Cleveland Ohio for the winter. Guth works in a Cleveland shop and the couple return home on weekends. Dog attacks near Medina kill several Strittmatier sheep and injure others, with a dog catcher ordered to destroy some animals. Local social notes list visitors and activities from town residents with multiple trips to Elyria Cleveland and nearby communities.
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Belden
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Orville Haury
Medina
G. O. Harry
Vern Peters
Elyria
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Katherine Bauer
Charles Martin
Columbus
Oho
W. G. Miller
John Gravenstetter Jr
Mallet Creek
H. M. Dowdell
Albert Gross
Gibert
Columbia Ballroom
Copopa
Robert Dowdell
Road Construction Firm Lays Up Machinery In Medina County
Mallert and Weidner road construction company, 2 Medina Ohio, has laid up nearly all its machinery due to lack of further work. The firm says bids were undercut by competitors, leaving them idle and reducing employment in the area. Local social notices follow with visits, moves, and illness among residents.
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A. B. C. Club Hosts Medina Event and Parish Notes
Medina social items highlight a lively week with A B C Club hosting at Mrs Harold Schaeffer home. Miss Jean Schaeffer wins first prize. Parish confirms large confirmation class at St Martin's with Bishop Joseph Schrembs on November 2. Local families from Cleveland and Medina visit and socialize across several homes and events.
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Medina
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Cleveland
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Sedgwick
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Katherine Bay
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Toledo
Stebel
Local Meeting Looks Forward to November Topics
The article details a high school event season with a retiring president welcomed by the new leader, president Feuchter, and speakers including Rev H E Wierth. A Republican meeting with speaker Phillip Wolfe is announced, plus various social visits and student activities at Oberlin Conservatory and local towns.
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Lydia
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Mary Woodruff
St. Louis
V. J. Arrington and Son
Vivian Curtis
Utica
Wm. Deubel
Kate Marston
George Messmer
Ais D. Armstrong
Eric Stoshopf
Petersburg
Longest Coma Patient Awakens After Feb Slumber
Patricia Maguire of Oak Park Illinois begins waking after a months long coma reported as the longest on record. She now smiles upon hearing her mother's voice in a remarkable recovery.
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Oak Park
Wealthy Sandusky heiress campaigns for Socialist ticket
Helen Bie miller, 22, from a wealthy Sandusky family, campaigns for the Socialist party. A Syracuse and Chicago graduate, she has spoken in Ohio towns each night, while her grandfather and father are Republicans.
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Sandusky, O
Socialist Ticket
Syracuse University
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Socialist Party
Auto thief dismantled in one day in Shrewsbury
Worces ter man Jerry Demirdian recovered his car in Shrewsbury after it vanished for a day. Thief had removed radiator wheels starter headlights battery and toolbox before abandoning the vehicle.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Jerry Demirdian
Worcester
Avon Charm Club Bridges and Guests
Avon residents share a charm club afternoon with bridge games and high score winners Mrs Vernor Frey Mrs Lews Dechant and Mrs Clyde McAllister. Nearby social notes mention Cleveland visitors and a farewell party for Mrs Willa Conrad bound for Continental.
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Car
Shafer
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Vernor Frey
Lews Dechant
Clyde McAllister
Evening Bridge Tables and Local Social Notes
Three bridge tables were played with high honors to Vernon Frey and Witte Conrad. Morning Glory associates met at Mrs. Louis Dechant’s home for a Saturday gathering with prizes to Kilogwhinn Dechant and Charlea Wil ford. Hollis family moving to Julius Barbl er House on Stone Ridge road. Halloween party plans at the high school. Helen Lowe named chair of the affair. Senior high boys won scholastic baseball title. Frank Eberling taken to Cleveland Hospital for treatment.
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Morning Glory Associates
Pedro
E. H. Kilogwhinn
F. X. Dechant
Charlea Wilford
Helen Lowe
Frank Eberling
Cleveland
Journalism School Launches 26th Year at Missouri
The School of Journalism at the University of Missouri begins its twenty sixth year this fall as the world’s first such program. Walter Williams, the new university president, started the school. In 1913 Wart Neff donated a building memorial to his father. Life is a great fact and a great riddle.
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Ufi
University of Missouri
Walter Williams
Wart Neff
Dont Pass On A Curve Warns Of Fatal Head On Crashes
A cautionary message urges safe driving and adherence to traffic rules to avoid head on collisions. It cites National Bureau of Casualty and Underwriters statistics on deaths and injuries and promotes the Model Municipal Traffic Ordinance.
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National Bureau of Casualty and Underwriters
National Conference On Street
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