OFF TO SCHOOL IN ELYRIA DISTRICT PROMISES A SAFE PROSPEROUS YEAR
The back to school movement in Elyria and Lorain county marks the return to five day a week public private and parochial education. Parents are urged to support teachers, maintain moral family life, and ensure homework is done as public schools reopen under strong leadership and good facilities. The region prides itself on school excellence and capable staff, seeking full cooperation for a successful year.
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General Knowledge
Elyria
Lorain County
What Has Become of the Photograph Album
A friend’s home reveals an old-fashioned photograph album showing grandparents at their wedding and a World’s Fair visit in 1893. The piece laments modern photos fade fast and suggests reviving the album to preserve family memory for future historians and kin.
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Grandpa
Grandma
John
Pensioners of 2000 A. D. A 1933 perspective on veterans living to 2000
The article speculates that World War I and other wars could leave veterans alive in the year 2000 and examines pension recipients from earlier conflicts. It notes survivors of the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, and Pershing’s forces, highlighting aging veterans and pensions still in effect decades later. It cites individuals Samantha Button and Samantha Farrer and cites dates of death and ages for several veterans.
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Daniel F. Bakerman
Wiliam Cronk
Fice
Samantha Button
West McHenry J
Samantha Farrer
Athens
Ala
Grant
Pershing
France
Life as a splendid ad venture amid its drawbacks
A reflective note contends that despite many downsides life remains a vibrant advertising enterprise. The author hints at resilience and optimistic frames, portraying daily experience as a bold promotional journey.
Fragmented Poems and Oddities in a 20th Century Paper
A collage of whimsical lines and quotes from Wordsworth to jokes, plus local oddities and a brief legal note. The piece meanders from poems about towns to a question in lunacy proceedings asking for the second president, indicating a miscellany page in a mid-century newspaper.
Noted Writers and Engineers From Obscure Biographies
The text lists Rosinald Wright Kauffman born in Columbia Pa fifty six years ago now living in Switzerland and novelist connected figure Walter Hall Alldridge mining engineer president of Texas Gulf Sulphur Co born in New York sixty six years ago. William W Jacobs famed English sea story writer born seventy years ago. It also discusses a feminine degree shaping instincts toward tenderness devotion and strength of character to counter timidity and secure due reward.
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Vestment
Golden Legion Bible Study Healing and Separation
The study discusses Mark 8722 38 and the two stage healing of a deaf and blind man. It contrasts Jesus’s method with earlier ministry, notes withdrawal from unbelieving Israel, and urges believers to separate with Christ, retreat to the secret place of the Most High, and hear His presence.
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Christ
Caesarea Philippi
Jesus
Anniversaries and Today in History Note Birthdays
An old newspaper list reviews anniversaries and today in history. Notable entries include Mrs. Russell Sage born Syracuse died New York 1918 and composer Anton Dvorak born 1841 with deaths, plus 1920s Jewish seminary professor Israel Friedlander and others. Todays birthdays mention George Dern Elmer Thomas and Howard Sutherland with brief roles and origins.
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Russell Sage
Syracuse
New York
Frederic Mistral
Anton Dvorak
Mary M. K. Kehew
Boston
Israel Friedlander
New York Jewish Theolorical Seminary
Russia
Bolshevists
Walter C. White
Cleveland
Medinauton
George WW. Dern
Utah
Dedise Co
Nebr
U.S
Elmer Thomas Lee
Oklahoma
Greeneas+ ste. Ind
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
U. S. Alien Property Customm
Fidelity
Kindergarten Planned At Jefferson School Building
West Side parents won approval from the school board to open a new kindergarten in the Jefferson School building. A remodeling contract for the south end of the Methodist Church was awarded, with a $15,000 expenditure to add a large Sunday School room parlors for the Ladies Aid Society, dining room and kitchen. More than a thousand Oberlin residents gathered to denounce anti Taft resolutions, while Rev. S L Stewart read his weekly pulpit editorial on the saloon and licensing. A new factory, Nhmois Alloy and Manufacturing Co., moved to Elyria and will employ about 250, with 22,400 additional square feet added. Second Congregational Church services will be held in Gates School during construction. Amherst farewell for Rev. Hawke. Three years ago notes on Elyria school capacity and planned new building in Abbe Road, plus a Riverview Park baseball clash with Maple Heights set to attract a large crowd.
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West Side
Jefferson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Oberlin
The
S. L. Stewart
M. E. Church
Elyria
Nhmois Alloy and Manufacturing Company
Standard White Metal Company
Western Heights
Chicago
Superitendent
Shelton
Second Congregational Church
Gates
Amherst
Hawke
South Ridge
Rocky River
Ely
Abbe Road
Maple Heights
Riverview Park
Deer Diet Hint From Deer Died In River Plunge
In Hool River Oregon a deer that plunged 200 feet to its death carried an 18 inch copper wire in its digestive system. The article also notes goat like diet trends observed in the deer carcass, alongside a stray religious verse.
Committees For DeMolay Are Named
David J Nye Chapter of DeMolay met in regular session at 8 pm in ICC F Hall. Members discussed Cedar Point conclave dates August 21 23 and announced Columbus hosts for the next conclave. Master Councilor Ralph MacDonald named committees Dues Social Initiation Sick and more. Jersey return request noted and membership drive set September 7 to January 4. DeMolay degree planned for next meeting.
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David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
1.C.C
Howard Ahlgrim
Harlo McNally
Duard Cauley
George Lamberton
Vernon Bell
George Baker
Ray Morris
Charles Hupp
Harold Dicken
Gordon Latimer
Paul Thompson
Dad" Beebe
MacDonald
Spencer Firemen's Carnival Opens With Softball Clash
Spencer Ohio hosts a two day carnival to aid the village fire department featuring music by the Little German Band and a lineup of games. Today at 6 PM a Lodi versus Spencer Grange softball game opens the program with more events planned for tomorrow including Wellington versus Spencer softball, tug of war and races for boys under 16 men and girls.
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Spencer, O
Spencer
Lodi
Spencer Grange
Local Sports Day Offers Races and Evening Show
The program includes a 60 yard Jadies race a 60 yard race an excession content a sad race and two bicycle races for boys under 14 and over 14 A moule contents and boxing program will be offered in the evening.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing& Publishing Company
Hudnutt
Fubllahor
J. Clare George
Lorain
State of
John W. Cullen Company
Michigan
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
A. D
Scott
Quicksilver
R. J. Scott
Central Press Association, Inc
John Age
Downs
Gardner
Bagatelle
Burt
Hunter
Shepherd
Dar’s
Pap
Bluff
Democrat-Citizen
Ety Hall
D. A. Burle Q
Cal
Freak Name Club
Jim Lee
Little Rock
Ark
Washington
Golden Legion Bible Study
Sallys
St. Augustine
Fla
United States
Harvard College
General Court
Colony
Massachusetts Bay
America
New Amsterdam
Northern
Pacific
Montana
Galveston
Tex
Tornada
Germany
League of Nations
Elyria Telegram
Europe
Broad St. Sharp
Pierre R. Smith
Oxford
Miller-Jones Co
Good Shoes
Broad Street
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland Street
Perry Court Springs
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge St
Brenner’s
Thrift Shoe Store
West Broad St
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