City Service executives attend Doherty Club event in Atlantic City
Smith and BE J McCul of the Securities Department of the Ohio Public Service Company attend the Doherty Club gathering in Atlantic City at the Ambassador. The membership is drawn from top city salesmen of the Cities of Organizations and includes tours of Drew Levick Refinery in Philadelphia and a visit to City Service Company’s New York office.
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Smith
BE. J. McCul
The
Securities
Ohio Public Service Pany
Doherty
Atlantic City
City, Serv
Atatic City
City Servicempany
Drew Levick
Phil- Shalphig
New York
60 All Street
New York City
N.Y
Hunt Lorainite After Wife Is Shot
Police search for Miles Bader, 32, of 1719 50th Street after he shot his wife in the home at night. The bullet struck her spine and she was hospitalized. Bader fled the scene and four men are being held in connection with the shooting.
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Lorain
Miles Bader Ch
Joseph’s Hospital
Five Divorce Suits Begin In Court
Five new divorces were filed in court. Saturnas Ay uedar seeks separation from Alex Leadar on extreme cruelty and financial misappropriation. Other petitions accuse neglect of duty and infidelity, requesting injunctions on disposal of money and farming gear.
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Saturnas
Foss
MyKee
Governor orders inquiry into Noel case at Overbrook asylum
Governor Silver directs Commissioner Lewis to probe all aspects of Harrison W Noel a twenty year old college student at Overbrook State Hospital for the Insane The investigation follows questions about his leave from the institute and authority limits of county versus state control. County Board of Freeholders arrives to assist. Police plan to summon Noel's parents.
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Noel
Trenton
N Sept
Silver
Burdette G. Lewis
Harrison W. Noel
Mary Lais
Overbrook
Neels
Sliver
County Board of Freeholders
Overcrosk
W Dill
Ne Pare
Dill
Gearnie Hart
Nett
Motor Ve Fe
New York State
Harnett
Bwlicense
Hartnett
Brant
Mothe
Blain
Toch
Donna Shepard Ten Dies After Three Year Illness
Donna Shepard aged ten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tell Shepard of 239 East Lev street, died Friday afternoon after a three year illness. She leaves her parents and sister Jean Elizabeth, was a member of the First Episcopal Church Sunday School. Funeral Wednesday at one o clock at the home of her aunt Mrs W J Pender with Rev Kirby officiating. Interment at La Porte.
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Donna Shepard
Trianda
Tell Shepard
East Lev‘atreet
Pe Ia
Jéan Elizabeth
Ediet- Episcopal Church
Sun‘achool
One-Birock
Local fair features arts and autos on a busy day
A crowded program near the grand stand showcased student entries from Brookside Avon Lake and surrounding townships. Displays by the county Food Clothing and Potato Club highlighted youth effort while auto shows by Waldar Motor and others drew attention. Rodeo performances and intermission stunts added western showmanship as crowds enjoyed the fair.
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Gig
Youl Exnel
Gran Stand
Brookside
Virecar
Fieur Am
Avon Lake
Brown Pittsfield
Cartiste
Avon
Columbia
Huttington
East Care
Asie
Russia
Penfield
Metden
Elyria
Ridgeville
Eston
Grafton
Cadillac
Essex
Waldar Motor A
Chrysler
Tas Leppér Motor Co
Youngs Motor Co
Shower
L. & W. Motor Co
Cleveland
Chandler
Rand
The
Rodeo Co
West
Mrs. Frank Salles of Grafton Dies at 35
Mrs Frank Salles of Grafton died Saturday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a short illness. She was 35 with a husband and eight children Dorothy Roy Irene Lita Leona Robert Edward and Helen among her survivors. Her parents Mr and Mrs O'Brien of Penfield and two brothers F L O'Brien Akron and W T O'Brien Illinois also survive. Funeral services were today at the frontier home and at 2:30 pm at the Baptist church in LaGrange with Rev. Whester A Tulea officiating. Burial followed in LaGrange Cemetery.
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Grafton
Frank Salles
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dorothy
Roy
Irene
Lita
Leona
Robert
Edward
Helen
Mre. O'Brien
Penfield
F. L. O'Brien
Akron
W. T. O'Brien
Ilinois
lLaGrange
Whester A. Tulea
LaGrange Cemetery
Katherine E Maclz Dies at Ridgeville
Katherine E Maclz, aged 64, died Saturday evening at Ridgeville. Survived by daughter Mary Molz and brother Peter Staoder. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at St. Peter's Catholic Church.
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Katherine E. Maclz
Ridgeville
Mary
Mary Molz
Peter Stauder
Croad
St. Peter's Catholhhurch
Auto Racers Die in Crash at State Fair Grounds
Two race car drivers died after a high speed crash at the State Fair Grounds speedway. One racer named Dave Cambhusto suffered severe injuries as his car rammed the fence and splinters pierced his body. Frank Maddox is reported to have sustained a broken jaw but survived. details remain unclear and chaotic.
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State Fair Grounds Speedway
Dave Cambhusto
Wen O¢O
Frank Maddox
Unclear Multiple Headlines From Fragmented Text
The readable bits describe a violent event but lack coherent details such as names dates or places. The fragment mentions a person killed someone who ridiculed a uniform and hints at an awakening or morning context without concrete facts.
Christian Oghmitt Dies at 4 with Family at Home
The obituary notes Christian Oghmitt aged 4 died Monday morning. Survived by father FPR ATS and mother Grover, the family resided at 3 Street. Funeral arrangements with Sandro Funeral Home set for Wednesday afternoon with Rev I W Mah. burial at Loughby.
Return of William Ameen Tadey Near San Antonio
A vague San Antonio dispatch notes William Ameen Tadey returning to the city from the gulf. His plane landed at Fort Sam Houston and he left the cockpit for his quarters. Col. Mitchell had retired, and no custody action was indicated.
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San Anton
William Returner
San Antoania
Ameen Tadey
Gulf
Ft. Sam Houston
Mitchell
Four Cleveland Men Held in Lorain Auto Theft Case
Marshal John Elden of Sheffield Lake arrested four Cleveland men on auto theft charges in Lorain. They pled not guilty and are held for a preliminary hearing.
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Lorain
John Elden
Sheffield Lake
Cleveland
Road Meet Tonight in Lorain Planning Session
Lorain city planning commission meets tonight at Water Antlers with speaker Manager W. R. Hopkins of Cleveland.
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Lorain
City Planning Commission
Water Antlers
W. R. Hopkins
Claveland
Annual Beauty Contest Opens in Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts the annual beauty contest with a large number of contestants from across the country. The event features prize money and large crowds as spectators fill the arena, while officials oversee security and the pageant proceedings.
Waters Biggs Mitchell Take County Office
Two new county officials took possession this morning. Arthur Waters became county treasurer after rising from clerk years ago. Charles Biggs assumed the office of county engineer after working up through the ranks. William G. Mitchel began his second term as county recorder and remains a familiar figure in the post.
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Arthur Waters
Charles Biggs
William G. Mitchel
Federal Buildings Planned for Public Use Across Nation
President Coolidge indicated in a summer White House briefing that Congress may approve sewers and public buildings estimated to cost at least a hundred million dollars. The plan envisions structures nationwide to serve all sections, including housing for elderly agencies and related facilities.
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Swampscott
Mass
Colids
Paris Tribul Conna and Sept S Mood News Nuggets
A garbled 1915 news nugget notes a Paris tribunal announcement involving Mrs. Hornsay Evans formerly Rita Heck and a possible divorce. It mentions dates May 16 1915 and a Cantone or Francizco 08 ho2 1978 with references to the English Channel swimming season and James Watt criticized by a Russian union.
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Paris
Tribul Conna
Erante Kingian
Hornsay Evans
Rita Heckher
Declining Invitation Reflects 19th Century Etiquette
An Ohio town records a young man who had not mastered polite correspondence. He declines an invitation with a formal, stilted reply: Mr. Henry Blank declines with pleasure Mrs. Jones' invitation for the nineteenth, and thanks her extremely for the opportunity.
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Ohio
Henry Blank
Forest fires rage near Johnson City Tennessee
New recruits were sent to Cherokee Mountain to relieve worn out firefighters defending homes and crops as forest fires burn in the area. The situation prompts extended aid as crews struggle to contain the blazes.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Cherokee Mountain
Here
Probing Crash in London Road Wreck Investigation
Officials investigate a road crash in London causing injuries and prompting a police inquiry. Investigators collect evidence at the scene as emergency crews assist victims and secure the area. No clear cause or charges announced yet.
Markets Close at Elanid Produce Market Amid Confusion
A garbled market report from Elanid notes produce prices and items like geese and apples, with fragments mentioning nests, rhamper, fatators, and baskets. The text references quantities per dozen heads and prices per bushel, but many words are unreadable, leaving a partial price snapshot and unclear item list.
Livestock Market Receipts and Price Ranges
Receipts show 1200 head cattle with mixed grades. Breaks include choice fat steers around 9.97 to 9.90 per cwt and heifers near 99 to 109. Market steady for cattle. sheep and lambs see good to choice lambs 14.40 to 15.25, ewes and wethers mixed 4.00 to 6.50. Hog prices vary with 1,000 head receipts and hogs 11.25 to 13.50 per cwt.
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Cleverluay
Elyria Day Advertisements Run Tonight
Eviction of Elyria Day advertising appears in tonight's paper due to no paper on Labor Day. Elyria Day merchandise goes on sale tomorrow, Wednesday, September 9.
Oberlin Gun Club Hosts Labor Day Trap Shoot
Oberlin Gun Club hosted a Labor Day trap shoot at their grounds south of Oberlin. Elyrians and others from across the county gathered, with high performers including Tom Cooley Bert Daniels Tom Heal Mogsworth H Paxter F Landon D Hollingsworth Forreat Smith and L J Jefferson. Prizes included a fountain pen a hunting coat and a wicker basket.
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Oberlin
National Radio conference to open free frequencies
Bulletin wires report a national conference to push open free radio frequencies down to 10 meters. In Philadelphia a dispute within the American War Mothers over a vice presidential candidate threatens sanitation convention unity. Coolidge plans a Washington cabinet meeting and reconvenes the agricultural fact finding commission for a Thanksgiving finish. Ford and the postmaster general discuss aeronautics aiding the air mail.
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Washington
Philadelphia
William Cumming Story
The
American Daughters of the American Revolution
Blanch A. Beilak
Swampslc
Mass
Preside Coolidge
Miss America Winner Entering Miss Columbus Pageant
Miss Mary Catherine Campbell winner of Miss America title is reported to compete as Miss Columbus in the Atlantic City beauty pageant. State Patrolman Gray Harmon denies a fatal boat crash report at Russells Point. The Rev C A Rowand is appointed district superintendent of the Toledo area. Dr E S Weaver moves to Lima after five years as Toledo district superintendent.
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Columbus
Mary Catherine Campbell
Beige Fontan
Gray Harmon
Russells Point
Lima
C A. Rowand
Trinity M. BE
Toledo
West Ohio
E S. Weaver
Youth Crushed to Death at Lorain Bakery
Gustave Kuenias, 17, of Tol W. 4th St. was found dead in Spang's Bakery in Lorain, Saturday night. A baker's apprentice had been left to grease machinery when it unexpectedly started, crushing him. The exact cause remains unknown.
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Lorain
Gustave Kuenias
Tol W. S4th St
Spang
Gun Wounds Two in Columbus Firearm Accident
Mrs Paglin Barry remains in a fragile condition at St Francis hospital with a hip wound after her husband Barry discharged a gun he believed unloaded. He could lose the first finger on his left hand from the same incident. Separate report from Washington notes the ongoing search for missing seaplane PB-N 1 forced down in the Pacific between San Francisco and Honolulu as Navy Secretary Declares today.
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Columbus
Paglinn Barry
St. Francis Hospital
Barry
Washington
Pacific
San Francisco
Honolulu
Wilbur
Melinogie Beauty Powder Ad Promises Shine Free Skin
A French process powder named Melinogie is advertised to resist perspiration and prevent shine. It promises a pure, velvety complexion and invisible pores for a natural look. Sold at Crandall's Oral Store and Lew E i pany with Elyvia Day advertising.
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Crandall’s
Lew E Ipany
Advertiser
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