Local debate over Lorain County Electric rate letters
The Chronicle Telegram reports on a campaign by the Lorain County Electric Company to present its side of the electric light rate issue. It contends rival letters avoid balance by door to door appeals, while pledging openness to any counterarguments and a willingness to print opposing views.
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Lorain County Electric Company
Chronicle-Telegram
Anager
Electric Light Company
Oth‘r
Colny
Alleir
Governor Cox and the League of Nations Divide
An Edgeport Connecticut dispatch questions why Governor Cox does not side unanimously with the Democratic platform on the League of Nations. It contends Cox and Senator Harding align with different positions, urging a clear stance and a landslide for Harding. The piece reflects partisan pressure and calls for unity on policy.
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Cox
Edgeport
Connecticut
Root
Govern Cox
Govnor Cox
League Nations
Wilson
League of Nations
Hgon
Harding
Let the Law Be Upheld on Prohibition Referendum
A Lorain County appeal urges voters to back House Bill 620 at the November 2 election. The letter argues the state and national laws forbid intoxicating liquor sales and calls for a penalty to enforce law and protect property and liberty.
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Lorain County
Fifty Seven Years Ago Elyria Physicians Fees Listed
Elyria obituary era item: physicians in Lorain County set fees for ordinary visits 73 cents, after 10 pm 1 50. country districts mileage 34 cents first male, 26 cents each extra mile, after 10 pm 2 40, office prescriptions 450 to 1 50, fractures vary by limb, obstetrics in town 4 dollars and up.Lieut John T Flynn opened recruiting offices in Elyria offering 402 dollar bounty and 13 to 20 per month. Recruits paid 40 dollars before leaving state. Married on the 165th by Rev Wilber of Elyria Edwin B Atwater to Helen Young of Oberlin. Rev L M Pounds officiating Leut Col Alfred Fauver and Elizabeth King of Eaton. Proclamation by Gov Tou was received in Elyria stating no draft under present call.
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Elyria
Lorain County
State
Wilber
Edwin B. Atwater
Helen Young
Oberlin
Tou
Revolt Leader Mile. Marie Spiridonovna Aids Peasant Uprising
Cable dispatches describe Mile. Marie Spiridonovna, longtime anti-tsar dissident, as a key figure in the Russian peasant revolt organized against the Trotsky and Lanine regime. Peasants reportedly proclaim a new government. Also noted is an exhibit of an all cylinder auto motor to be made locally, with details in the Andwar Hotel lobby on Monday, Oct. 25. Chronicle-Telegram seeks wider circulation.
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Bundsy
Seni
Ria Witbis Lorals Aoustion
Biste
Ohio
Associates Press
Obio Dnly
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
Publishers’ Association
Rots Omics
Firth Ave
Chicago
Buch Wabuss Ward
National Advertising Representat
Proms W
Unis We
Mile
Marie Spiridonovna
Revoluti
Russia
Trotsky
Lanine
Andwar
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Lorain Court
Two divorce cases were started in court today. Erlebell Hark sues Winfield Bark of Lorain alleging extreme cruelty and desertion, seeking divorce, custody of their adopted child, and alimony. Jennie McCaslin seeks a divorce from Frank McCaslin in LaGrange on grounds of gross neglect and abandonment.
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Lorain
Erlebell Hark
Winfield Bark
Jennie McCaslin
Frank McCaslin
LaGrange
Reverend Neighbour to Oppose Christian Science
Sunday night Pastor R E Neighbour of First Baptist will preach on Christian Science. He will use Mrs Eddy’s Science and Health and compare it with the Bible. He calls Christian Science popular but says it denies hell and eternal punishment and is satan’s narcotic for the sinner.
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R. E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Hospital Notes and Spiritualist Lecture Notice
Births list multiple new daughters to families in Oak Court, Middle Avenue and R D 3. Admissions include Chas Yapp and Mrs Barns among others. Discharges mention Ruth Miller and Bert Kingley plus Grille and Decklef. Second Spiritualist K L Bramble of Toledo will lecture and give messages at Wurst Hall Sunday at 7 30 PM.
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Maurice Roylan
Earl Court
J B. Meyers
Middle Avenue
Lawrence Smith
R. D
Chas. Yapp
Seventh Street
J. F. Barns
Olive Street
Mr. Janking
Fourth Street
Frank Mann
Erie
Rulah Miller
Bert Kingley
Grafton
Robert Grille
North Eaton
Frank Decklef
Morgan Avenue
Herman Woooster
Lodstreet
K. L. Bramble
Toledo
Second Spiritualst Church
Wurst Hall
Sunday School and church notices on Oct 24 1920
Sunday services and events from multiple churches include Sunday school at 9 45 a m at Second Congregational and Holy Day notices for Oct 24 1920. Promotion day Oct 31 and morning worship from various pastors with sermons on spiritualism Christian science and faith.
St Andrews Episcopal Church Plans Sunday Services
Edwin B. Redhead rector leads St Andrews on the 21st Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7 30, morning prayers and sermon at 10 20, and evening prayer with sermon at 7, plus church school. Rev Curtis Denney from Poultney will join as celebrant at 7 30 and preach at 10 30. Regional service at Calvary Sandusky on the 31st expected to draw many parishioners. A noted afternoon and evening program offers inspiration for attendees.
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Methodis
Rinister
East Avenue
Epworth League
Helen Osborn
Jesus
ST. Andrews
Edwin B. Redhead
Curtis Denney
Poultney
Vermont
Calvary Church
Sandusky
St. Andrews Parish
Grace Lutheran Church Service Notices
Grace Lutheran Church on Corner Princeton Avenue and East River Street led by Rev. Harry C Muhlv offers Sunday school and adult Bible class. Morning service at 10 45 with sermon "We Fight not Against Flesh and Blood." Evening service at 7 00 with sermon "Has the Church Failed?" We preach Christ crucified.
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Grace Lutherawy
Prijnceton Avenue
East River Street
Harry C Muhlv
First Congregational Church Invites Worship and Study
Corner Court and Second Streets hosts a Sunday program led by Rev J W Grant. Activities include 9 30 church school led by E P Poste, 10 45 morning worship with a sermon by the pastor, and 6 39 Christian Endeavor on Christian Principles in Politics. Mission study groups meet at 7 10. visitors, newcomers, and strangers are urged to join.
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Second Congregational
Pauls
First Congregational Church
J WY. Grant
Oliver Wendell Holmes
E. P Poste
Ofd
Lave Mn
Linyd Foskett
W. E Brooks
Local Social Notes From Erhart Area
Erhart area residents are noted for family visits and travel. George Gross family rushed to Cleveland on illness, while many neighbors and relatives from Elyria Medina Chippewa Lake Grat ton and Gratton hosted or visited kin over the weekend.
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Erhart
George Gross
Cleveland
George Haunsser
Medina
Joseph Neff
Elyria
John Dowdell
Baba Clay
Hose Kalb
Fred Armbruster
Christ. Dill
Guy Arbrustear
Chippewa Lake
Julia Dowdell of
Gratton
Annie Spieth
M Dowdell
B. B. Spieth
Wo. Strickwalter
Tony Strickwalter
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Harvey C. Smith
Joseph T. Tracy
Rudolph W. Archer
John G. Price
Supreme Court
C. T. Marshall
Tage Supreme Court
Thomas A. Jones Edward
Mathias Tage
Benson W. Hough
Congress
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Alvan F. Ingersoll
Henry R. Endly
J. F. Burke
General Assembl
Elmer F. Cotton
H.C. Wilcox
Clinton M. Theobald
Lawrence H. Whbber
Ashnell
Lloyd George
John T. Flynn
L. M. Pounds
Alfred Fauver
Elizabeth King
Eaton
osaCes
Ftne McGuire
W. Bridge
Neighbour
Peggy
Daddy
ST. Paul's Evangelical
Mir. K. Lehmann
J. Bischof
Christian Endeavor
God's School
Grand Army Hall
West Broad Street
Henry Higbee Warner
H. Nelson Abbe
Martha Woodley
Cincinnati
M. BE
Noel
Lords Suiper
D. E. Skelton
United Presbyterian
Hast Avenue
Serand Street
C. EL
Peter
Eugene F. Burge
Alexander Laird
Columbia Station
Edward Rochie Hardy, Jr
Columbia College
Kia
New York University
xTammar
HG. Roby
W. Broad St. Elyria
Bell
Eastern Heights
J.C. Crisp & Co
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