Elyria Health Report Shows No Riot Fever This Month
City health officials report exceptional public health in Elyria with no riot fever cases for a full month. Dr G E Neh notes declines across contagious diseases, with only a few diphtheria and chickenpox cases. Kathryn Fulton reports reduced disease visits and ongoing clinics and vaccination efforts.
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Slyria
G. Eneh
French
Kathryn Fulton
Board of
Pith
King
Rentals Announced for Eleven Elyria Families
B M O'Donnell announced today the rental of eleven Elyria families moving from other cities. Listings include 169 East Fourth for Fred Maddock of Fox Furnace Co and 604 East Ave for the Merthe family, a Lorain toolmaker and orchestra member. Other addresses cover 506 Dewey Ave and 19 Decon Parts on Third Street as families from Amherst Middle Ridge and Hastings Michi an relocate, with occupations ranging from factory workers to store managers and insurance.
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Elyria
B. M. O'Donnell
Fred Maddock
East Fourth
Maddock
I¢ Fox Furnace Company
W. Merthe
East Ave
Merthe
Lorain
Merthe Orchestra
Herman Miller
Dewey Avenue
Amherst
Mer
Western Automatic Machine Crew
Russell H. Rich
Third Street
Rich
General Industries Company
Middle Ridge Road
W. C. Herrman
Fifth Street
Cleveland
H. Bufe
Helser House
East Venue
Fred J. Greenich
Keaton Avenue
Beaver
Ennsylvania
Greenicn
Western Auto- Riic Machine Screw Company
Harold R. Rorick
Harvard Avenue
Orick
Insurance Busince
Community Club Opens Term With Masquerade Program
The South Ridge Community Club held its first meeting at the schoolhouse on Tuesday. Mrs. R. G. Ferrer presided. Miss Helen Mason resigned as secretary and Earl Dehn was chosen to fill the vacancy. Pupils presented a Masquerade program with songs and instrumental music, and a play The Old Men’s Club was performed by Clearview school pupils.
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South Ridge
The
Opus
R. G.ferrer
Helen Mas
Earl Dehn
Milton Baus
Dehn
Clearview School
Alma and Johnny finally confess love after partner's confession
Alma's father reveals Johnny's past, Chris Gordon's meddling stirs conflict, and Alma flees with Chris. Johnny returns to reveal his former partner died of tuberculosis and confessed to clear Johnny's name. Alma forgives. Johnny asks to marry her and she agrees amid tears of happiness.
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Zvi
Alma
Johnny
Chris Gordon
Chris
Galahad
Johanmy
Abra
Christ
New York
Johnny Co
Aloma
Alma Darling
Local Briefs and Social Notes From West Ridge Area
Community updates include visits by Mrs. Frank Laraway and other locals, church Ladies Aid and WCTU gatherings, hospital news about Frank McDonaid, Hallowe en party attendance, and Yoshida in Osaka building a model wingless airplane.
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Frank Laraway
Ladies Aid Society of the South
Amherst
M. E
George Rice
Milton Eppsey
Bruce
Frederick
Steubenville
Frank Bechtel
Howard Darton
Pittsfrels
H. Mathias
Cleveland
Earl Gow
Christena Gow
Huron
Elizabeth Ernst
Townline Road
Conrad Ernst
Earl Dehn Sundar
Clifton Simms
C. Dunnell
Eaton
E. J. Frye
North Ridge
Hallowe'en
Murray Ridge School
Yoshida
Osaka
Japan
Booster Night At Oberlin Grange in Halloween Session
Oberlin Grange No 1003 held booster night featuring a pot luck supper at 7 30 pm with forty five people in attendance amid Halloween decorations. The program included assembly singing, greetings from National Master Louis J Taber, a speaker Arthur Dawson returnee from abroad, a Dainty Stitchers 4 H club one act play, a humorous reading and a Halloween contest led by Juanita Schramm. Visitors came from Carlisle and LaGrange.
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Grange
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange No. 1003
Leonard Berg
Mary Lounsbrough
Henry
Thelma Mann
Gar McRobert
Juanita
LeRoy Schramm
Acme Grange
Demeter Club
Eaton
Arthur Dawson
Dainty Stitchers 4-H
Esau
Sisters of Mercy Sail on Red Cross
Long before the United States entered WWI the American Red Cross began action. A ship named Red Cross left New York for Falmouth, England, in September 1916 carrying nurses and medical supplies to Europe. The ship faced suspicion from British cruisers but was allowed to proceed, symbolized by a red cross beacon. Nurses and equipment crossed the Atlantic for four years, earning praise from diverse peoples, including an elder Turkish Hodja who commended mercy and kindness.
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United States
Red Cross
New York
Falmouth
England
Rim
Ship of Mercy
Atlantic
Europe
Enri
Amercan Red Cross
Sadak Effend
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Ealth
G. Curtiss
F. H. Williams
Sanitary Police Meer
Willars
G. W. Savage
Edward Hamerick
East Avenue
Americk
Olson Company
J. L. Beitz
Hamilton Avenue
Eltz
1@ Thew Shovel Company
Orain
Outh Ridge
Cynthis
Caroline
Lawsod Whittaker
Ithe
Frank McDonaid
Elyria Memorial Hospital
B. O. Pope
Preyer
Porter
Richards
R. G. Pierrer
Marion Knittie
W. Miller
Pferrer
FE. D. Schramm
Warren Gibson
Sewing Club
Collins
Marguerite Grills
Harriette
Schroll Coal
Sisters OF Mercy
American Red Cross
David S. Ingalls
Ohio
Sandrock
Jeanette Berg
Virginia Carson
Morgan Street
Jane Henkes
Harlan Schrasim
Anna Berg
Matt Enderhill
Rupert Dickason
Penfieia
Wellington
Mabel Mar
Ethel
Mar
Harien Schramm
Alma Barckert
Jacob Reinhard
Clarence Albrecht
Mary Underhilt
Penfield
Earl
Harriette Sandrock
Norwalk
Tamsin
Alice Nash
Chestnut Ridge
Chester Nash
Juanite Schramm
Methodist Service Guild
Betty Pratt
Michael Smith
North Russia
Needleguild
Mildred Haulk
Kathryn Myers
Marie Baker
Juanita Schramm
Jetta
Ohie
Algua
Obie
Sonia Andrews
Mediterranean
Kurt Hastings
Sonia
Mildred Snow
Gleason
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