Progress in County Road Work Under Construction
The county road projects show steady progress with good weather aiding completion. Paterson Construction pours over six hundred feet of concrete daily on Elyria Avenue and expects to finish concrete work in five to six days. The two and a quarter mile section will be eighteen feet wide and ready soon. Oberlin cutoff work nears completion and will open to traffic shortly. Ohio Engineering Company reports strong progress on North Ridge, pouring about 540 feet of concrete daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beng
Paterson
Elyria Avenue
Oberlin
Ohio Engineering Comy
Voegele Will Totals 31000 In Mansfield, Ohio
The will of C. H. Voegele, prominent Grand Commander of the Ohio Knights, lists bequests totaling 81000. Fire to Masonic Temple Home at Mansfield, 3500 to the Masonic Home at Neffield, 1000 to Mansfield hospital, 5000 to the First Presbyterian Church of this city, and 5000 to Wooster College.
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ELIC
Voegele
Ansfield
C. H. Voegele
Ohio Knights Iplat
Masonic Temple Home Couy
Mansfield
Masonic
Nefield
Mansfield Stal
First Presman Church
City
Wooster College
Minger Funeral Rites for Levenger in Wellington
Funeral services for Levenger aged 64 were held at Wadsworth funeral parlors and at the Metropolitian church in Wellington. Burial followed in Wellington. An earlier injury report described Emery of 17 Middle Ave. losing a finger at the Lor Metal Products Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minger
Ellington
Levenger
County Infirmary
Wadsworth
Hey
Kerr
Metit
Wellington
Emery
Middle Ave
Lor Metal Products Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
British Labor Plans All Women Unionization Drive
London Sept 1 The General Council of the Trade Union Congress announced a campaign to organize all women workers with an All Women’s Congress planned for Bournemouth in September. About 4.15 million women are eligible for union membership, only 23 percent organized. Notable participants include domestic workers and Margaret Bondfield, newly elected MP, who will lead in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
General Council
The
Trade Union Congress Today
Sournemouth
Grea
Britain
Privie Bones
Margaret Bondfield
Executive Council
St the
House of Comumons
Womiun
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Van Amburgh Marked Day
Friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. E J Van Amburgh on Sunday to celebrate her birthday anniversary with music and singing. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hubert Machert Mr and Mrs Downs Mr and Mrs John Resar Mr and Mrs George Raising Mr and Mrs Walkie and daughter Catherine Miss Chloe Joncas Clyde Jones Miss Janet Van Amburgh Edward and Clarence Van Amburgh. Dainty refreshments were served and guests departed with best wishes for many more happy birthdays. Mrs EF Marsh and two sons called Saturday events on HH L Butcher of East Beaver Road.
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E. J. van Aimburgh
van Amburgh
Hubert Machert
Dows
John Resar
George Raising
Local Folks Gather for Visits and Church Homecoming
Carlisle Sept 1 residents and visitors attend social calls at the Ekels home and nearby farms. La Porte Methodist held its annual home coming with Rev R A Pelt and music, while many relatives and friends traveled between Chestnut Ridge and surrounding towns for weekend visits and hospitalities.
Attractive Women and Health Boost From Lydia E Pinkham
A Florida woman, Mrs J G Taylor of Tallahassee, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving weight, complexion, and energy. She reports regained strength, can perform housework, and remains a loyal user, keeping a bottle on hand. Her husband ensures a replacement when it runs out.
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Lydia FE
Yinkham
J. G Taylor
Box 211
Tallahassee
Florida
Lydia B. Pinkham
Local Notices of Reunions and Travel Across Regions
Mrs L R Bainbridge notes Sept 1 as date for various reunions and gatherings. Cleveland visitors joined old neighbors near Pine Lake Michigan for a Hill reunion. Families plan moves to Florida and Cleveland. Mary Osborne funeral in Elyria referenced. Dunnell reunion held at Calloway home in Montana with twenty nine attendees. Local residents attend state fair Grange picnic Century Park. many trips and visits described among Elyria Waukegan Cleveland and Columbus.
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Fort Lyndes
Cleveland
Mary Osborne
Elyria
Eaton
Fields
Dunnell
Robert Calloway
Montana
Moses Daniell
Elizabeth Andrews
Hatties
Arthur Andrews
George Taylor
Ray Taylor
Vranrs Coe
James Sayers
Joseph Fishburn
Frank Sweet
George Robinson
George Fortune
F. Macn
Grange
Century Park
Len D. Lierde
Tuséell Ila
Florida
Ada Terrell
Halls
Mary Sands
Granville
Rachael
Waukegan
FO V
A. Gilder
Edith Briggs
Lyndes
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Running Across
Word 1 In the picture Word 4 To unweave or unknit Word 6 A short poem expressing noble sentiment Plural Running Down Word 1 A South American country Word 2 A bluish color like bruised flesh Word 3 A range of mountains in Switzerland
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Switzerland
German business outlook shows optimism despite unemployment rise
Washington reports from Acting Commercial Attache Douglas Miller in Berlin indicate a continuing optimistic German business climate. About 1,645,000 people were listed as unemployed on August 1, a slight decrease from July 1. Government construction spending is high, aiding relief, with more public works planned. Imports of raw materials surged, signaling greater industrial activity, even as Germany runs a trade deficit for June.
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Washington
Sept
Department of Commerce
Douglas Miler
Berlin
Miller
Germany
Trade drive pushes US South America commerce
The Commerce Department launches a plan to boost US trade with South American nations. Samuel Erskine of St. Louis is named trade commissioner at Buenos Aires to study agricultural and livestock developments and report on factors affecting American exports. Exports to South America rose to 103 million in 1925, up 89 million from 1924, highlighting growing regional demand and the need for timely market insights.
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Washington
United States
South America
Department of Commerce
Samuel ‘I. Erkskine
St. Louis
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Erskine
Deaartment
Ersking
Trade Commissioner Aims to Observe South American Trends
The duties of the newly appointed trade commissioner will consist of observing and reporting such trends in South American conditions and in promoting the trade opportunities existing there in the interest of American business.
Sir Henry says America open to real talent in jazz scene
Sir Henry, after a seven weeks tour of the United States, told London that America welcomes genuine talent in music. He noted America is not hostile to jazz but still prioritizes broader tastes, while praising the art of synchronization as highly developed compared with other countries.
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United States
Sir Henry
London
America
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Pitusburgh
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Asbury
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Amherst
South Amherst
J.H Page
Columbus
Butler
Cage
R. Walters
Itarriet Gideméister
H.R. Walters
Guy Wells
Dorothy Townsend
Paul Williams
Frank Baker
Thursor
Milton Elliott
Horace Basset
Horace Mond
Ster
George Bowman
George Powell
Carlisle
Harrell
Bulchur
Harry Door
Akron
J. Ek
Frank Rahl
Chestnut Ridge
Fred Jordan
Helen
Gates Millis
L. A. Taylor
Walter Bracy
Wilma
Ruth
Columbia
A. J. Jackson
Grafton Road
Bert RB. Sayles
San Diego
Cal
la Porte Methodist Church
R. A. Pelt
Beninston
Charles R. Miller
E. Scott
Lorain
Methodist Church
P. D. Fuhner
Ely
Crippen
Hearn
Garthe Brothers
North Amherst
Ray Jackson
Lawrence
Doris
Lloyd Smith
Tenvard
Biytia
Chas. C. Smith
la Porte
Frank Rabi
Chestnut Ridee
G. W. Spiegelberg
Ling Road
Spiepelberg
Cavanpolis
Elana
la Grange
North Keaton
Jenny Jackson
West Ridge
Business Bhlok
Belean
Omnes
Bellans
U.S
Lenry Wood
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Fauver
Mason A.& A
L. H. Wadswort District
Elyria Block
le Mur
Broad Street Beauty Parlor
Pustic
Jersey
Kindergarden
Amart
Mina wOs
Asbert
St. Main
Broad ST. Dial
Lewis
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