Babe Bone Keeps Motkt Out of Prison
On a Missouri federal case, Margaret Burlington was sentenced to six months in prison with a baby accompanying her under federal rules. The Missouri plan to keep the child in the prison ended due to state law. The deputy marshal took Burlington and the child to Wisconsin. The second item notes a local funeral in St. Joseph with a death at 7:48 PM due to unspecified illness.
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Babe Bone
Motkt
Fig
Terrason City
Margaret Burlington
Courg
Net
Fider
Burddeton
Lokal
St. Joseph's Hospital
Local Moves and Visits Across Lagrange Area
Miss Mildred Johnson began teaching in Ravenna after a Washington summer course. Emma Horton returns to Lorain to resume high school studies. Akron teen Maxine Ryar visits Gay Curtis in Cleveland. Curtis family hosts. George Jackson takes a job in Virginia, Minnesota. Cleveland residents Bruce Freeman and family visit Kelner relatives in town. Hastings hosts them at Sunday dinner. Mrs. F. L. Wolcott attends grandfather’s Indiana funeral. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hounds relocate to Grafton where he will teach. Casie Kelner starts Lakewood High School work after summer with parents. Guarda Opdyke visits J. S. Opdyke of Columbus and attends State Fair. Prof. O. Tl. Jacobs and family rent home from Johsons. they plan to move to Elyria. Judson Spicer hosts 16 guests from Cleveland for a Sunday party with a weiner roast at L. A. McClellan’s.
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F. L. Wolcott
Indiana
B. E. Hounds
Grafton
Casie M. Kelner
Lakewood High School
Guarda Opdyke
Opdyke
Columbus
Will Merriam
Leon Merri Amoouf
Cleveland
Acktoy Merriamo
Seattle
Thei
Martha Merriam
Arthur Jouves
West Unity
Ohio
Phil Gott
Akron
Lois Spicer
Clayton Pomeroy
Floyd Ward
Oberlin
Bert Pomeroy
Harald Henry
FL Forbes
Elyria
Kenneth Gott
Mr. Jackson
Eaton
Underhill Creamery
James Zander
Heath
Berean
LaGrange
Lorain County
Delia
R. D. Johnson
Labor Day
Ora Sprague
Oakland
Lee McClellan
Ford Hastings
James Burton
Misa Reichard
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Fifteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism to Meet
Prominent anti alcohol figures from around the world will attend the Fifteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism in Washington D C in September. Delegates include Merriam and Merriam from Ohio and Seattle visitors with others from Cleveland and Elyria. Local residents and families are noted among attendees and hosts.
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Washington, D. C
Brother of Elyrian SS Dead at Lorain
Lorain September 10 William pr. Witeh 29 of Prentiss Michigan is death reported in a fragmentary notice. The item references a brother of Elyrian SS and indicates a fatality at Lorain with sparse details remaining.
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Elyrian
Lorain
William Pr. Witeh
Prentiss
Migs
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Dodge
Congress
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West Virginia
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Julius Freeman
Oberlin Business College
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Michigan
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Sweden
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Poland
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Prohibition
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