Site Selected for Cleveland Factory by Local Apparel Maker
Plans by a Cleveland apparel company to locate a new plant at Bond and Adams streets opposite the Metal Products plant progress favorably. A one story building of about 19,000 square feet will be erected with plans and bids due in three weeks. Initial employment will be 140 to 150 workers with expansion possible and the firm aims to be operating by December 1.
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Cleveland
E. J. Fellow
Elying Board of Trade
Bond and
Adams Streets
Metal Products
FeHow
Fellow
Econcern
Death notices in Lakewood area include Martin and Ensign families
Funeral details for Miss Carolyne B. Martin referenced with ties to Lorain county and Lakewood. Also notices for Walter Charles Ensign Jr and a two family obituary vignette, plus items on golf bag theft, and a note about gold wire yield from an ounce of gold.
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Carrolial EL Maicein
Carolyne B. Martin
Tigu
Lakewond
Ohio
Martin
Lorain County
A. Martin
Lakewood
McKierhool
Charles
Vernon T
Four divorce petitions filed in Lorain court
Four divorce petitions were filed this morning in the Lorain court of common pleas by Elyria residents Gladys Kaley and three Lorain residents. The petitions allege neglect of duties and demand restoration of maiden names, separations over home and marital disputes, and requests for support.
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Court of Common Pleas
Elyria
Lorain
Gladys Kaley
Wort Kaley
Gladys Renblin
Elizebeth Miller
Milo Miller
Anna ‘Pudich
Py Tudich
Dart Sun
Anna Stimue
Alimons
Rosie Cab
Frank Crlica
Adimongig
County Line notes from Birmingham by Harry Weideman
Local page byline County Line reports social visits and events in Birmingham Lorain and Elyria including supper hosts Mr and Mrs A J Dover and numerous relatives. The column mentions fairs visits 4 H club entertainments and travels to Columbus Cleveland and Detroit with various family friends and neighbors.
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Birmingham
Harry Weideman
Berg
Farl Joyce
Lorain
A. J. Dover
Walter Robhbe
Ane
Clary. Hy
Elyria
Burnry Snyder
Charley Mapes
Mary Lami
J. C. Parks
Luculy Pharr
Tin Date
Detroit
Mich
Walter Cobb
Denver
Cal
Airs
Anna Hanmann
Hill and Sone
Loyd
Avon and
Os Ster
Svs
Scott
Lieve
Michigan
Atv
Arthur Bilton
Miovence
J. Joxwell
Mir
Milan
J.C. Parker
Mary Haman
Elizabeth Haman
Chira
Clyde
Catherine Pierce
Elizabeth Vieree
Cleveland
William
Dean Bates
Wretiee Sherad
Charlevy Ron
Pierre
Roberta
Punk
Aiime
Minny Dilime
Mere
Darby
Jennie Carter
Sisead
Hasti
Twuren Ecouny
Norwalk
Gueille
Mildred Snellenenberger
Viedi Uiere
Ale
Neilenberger
Albert Latteman
Adeind Yoraths Beeker
Wellington
R. TL Ewell
AL RR
Meo
J. Mordoff
Flavencon
Coultrip
Henry Altmiller
EB. Churen
K. W. Paton
Horace Loucke
John Loucke
J. J. Bentley
Wl Oa
Midelius and
Childr Wakeman
Erhaiimn
Alabama
Fire at wrecking car risks Broad and East River streets
Firemen answered a call at Broad Street and East River Street yesterday afternoon to halt a blaze threatening a wrecking car from theKee County Auto Service Co. The fire, likely started by a shorted battery, was under control on arrival.
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Piremen
CAL Squad Co. 1
Broad Street
East River Street
Kee County Auto Service Co
Wages and Expenses in Suit Over Due Amount
Alfred Sk Fenner sues The city of Grafton alleges in the complaint the defendant owes him wages and travel expenses for services as a salesman. Weather permitting the La Crange band plans a season end concert Saturday at the public square with J Z Wittens to sing. A street accident on Wast Bridge knocked down the barricade and lanterns. police restored both and reported the construction warning in place.
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Alfred Sk. Fenner
Iathric
la Crange
Mgr. J. Z. Wittens Willl
Wast Bridge
Birmingham church Ladies' Aid plans and visits noted
The column records guests visiting Birmingham church households including the Dennman home, sharing plans for an upcoming bazaar in December and an ice cream social. It notes a birthday for Anna Baumann, various local callers, and county fair attendance by Warren and Lorraine.
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George Dennman
Teta Beatles
Ladies’ Aid Society
Birmingham
Ree Dennin
Birmingham KB
Mew
William Conray
Billy Joe
Red Walker
Atsos
Say
Towrenee
Cleveland
Mroo
Lenay Ennes
Libbee
Warren Age
Therlia Heigh
Willian Htoeleemm Myron
the Uy
Uth
Henry W
Kenry
N.Y
Uhe
Detroit
Med
Bertha Cobb
Denver
Colorado
William Coanry
Parker
Betty Mar Narmanda
Elyria
C. Normando
Hiram Tricksend
Shelby
John Robertson
Jim Robertson
Philadelia In
John
Snather
France’s Michel Wins Seine Marathon Claim
NUMBER ONE continues recounting a morning swim as Michel battles tide to reach land. He asserts French prowess in long distance swimming, noting his Seine marathon title as proof and describing the final miles as grueling but victorious.
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Afichel
Michel
France
Seine
Federal liquor probe cited in Cleveland filings
Reports from semi official sources say the federal investigation into liquor conspiracies, including Studer and Mazer, is being conducted by U S Attorney A F Bernsteen in Cleveland. The probe is described as moving with amazing speed.
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Studer
Mazer
United States
A. EF. Bernsteen
Cleveland
Spencer Notes From Mrs Emersons Spare Pages
Local column records visitors and family news from Spencer including Mrs G C Emerson reports, neighbors from Akron Lodi Oberlin and Worthington, illness of Lester Aldrich typhoid, Firestone of Cleveland visiting, several weekend stays, business college plans for Aukerman students, and a large Archer reunion at Albert Archer’s home.
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Speem
Midlina
Jay Mendes
Lodi
Ein Hondee
Dora Howell
Haviland
Ohio
Kenneth
John Marsh
Wort Wayne
Indiana
Kime
Leena Rogers
Marie Stuart
Mildred
Aukerman
Business College
Oberlin
Mroo
Mre
EL Thornton
Lodie
Mils
Brookfield
Walter Rowe
Theie Howe
Ivelock Einner
River Carte
Myo
Massie
Orson Howe
Homer
Archer
Albert Archer
N. J. Rowe
Tarain
P. J. Rowe
F.€. Sehmauch
Thyra
Local Families Spend Weekend and Attend Reunions
Weekend visitors from Bellevue Clyde Circleville and Wellington gathered with local residents including the Guiar and Weldrick families. The group attended a Guiar reunion in Michigan and planned to host it next year in Circleville, while others visited Akron Oberlin and the State Fair. A flower show and Labor Day events were noted, with many relatives staying at various homes in the area.
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Bellevue and
Clyde
Ohio
Marion Wolfe
Circleville
Simon Rice
John Guiar
C. M. Ueidrick
Wellington
Georg Guiar
Pomeroy
Leo Alice Hecks
Max Stuart
Guiar
Michigan
C. M. Weldricks
Yina Bechtul
Anna Betz
West Main
Jake Brouse
Elyria
Frank Brouse
Leslie White
Frank Whiter
Sue Rugg
Jean
Huron
Irma Ruges
Spencer
Jitchfield
Kimble
Avon
Local families host guests and visitors across Lorain and nearby towns
Beatrice of Lorain and M Fritz of Medina and Mrs A J Raw and Alice of Los Angeles visited the Leo McCourt home. Alice Raw returns from Europe. Irve Moore moves to Liberty Street. Miss Carrie Jacobs returns to Youngstown to teach. Many other residents hosted or visited relatives in nearby towns over the weekend, including Hendees, Firestones, Browns, Empressions, Mantzens, and Stroups, with several trips to Iowa, Canada, and Detroit noted.
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Beatrice
Lorain
M. Fritz
Medina
A. J. Raw
Alice
Los Angeles
California
Leo McCourt
Alice Raw
Europe
Irve Moore
Mantzes
Liberty Street
Carrie Jacob
Youngstown
A. H. Breyley
Beulah
Litchfield
Carliers
G. L. Emerson
Booth
Mansfield
the Baptist Parsonage
F. 3. Novak
Frank
North Olmsted
Cleveland Markets: Butter Eggs Apples and Livestock Update
Market notes from Cleveland dated Sept. 5 and Sept. 10 report butter prices at extras and firsts, eggs at fresh and pullet levels, apples and potatoes prices, and livestock receipts with hogs and cattle trading higher. Hogs top at 14.49 with 2500 head. cattle receipts around 600 with fat cattle up 10-15 cents and vealers and calves showing mixed ranges.
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Cleveland
CLEO
York State
Ohio
Cleveland Livestock
Betteridge resigns as Kiwanis president after luncheon
Dr. J. Betteridge tendered his resignation as Kiwanis Club president after the noon luncheon at the Y M C A citing ill health. The board granted the request and R. Maston, former vice president, will serve the remainder of the year. The item notes 251 unemployed in France, 47 in Paris.
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Mamtchilo Ninchich
Juga Slavia
League of Nations
J. Betteridge
Kiwanis Club
Betteridge
H. Af. Perry
Club Secrets
RR. C. Maston
Dr. Betteridge
France
Paris
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Walter Charles , de. Inefant
Walter Charles Ensiz Sr
Miami
Florida
Cora Ensign
Eighth Street
M Ensign
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Jess Price
G. M. AL
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Lepper Motor Company
Broad
Pettsion
Fr. Blantern
Hattie M. Vorvila
Morris Lesnick
Gordon
Cardon
West River Streat
Fast Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Lon
LA Grang IF
Katherine Heinsath
Nelle Zodow
Chicago
B.C. Thehen
Brook
Mike Lawre T
Harry Stowfart
Mit
Charley Kine
Dorothy
Pranie Tavilie
J. C. Stoller
Art Thivers
Kuhlman
W. Lawrence
Milton Selueeter
Ruth Wowl
Wight
Myre
Warry Bilton
R. W. Moulder
Flyrin
G. C. Emerson
Veda
Yella Brause
Ashland
Clara Brause
J. A. Brawand
George Welsh
Letty Deshraw
Penfield
Frank Boruser
Ford Dagleishi
Far
Candyland
Fannie Firestone
E. A. Firestone
Wade Myers
George Myers
Frank Brown
New York
W. Brown
George Emerson
I. E. Whiles
Royal Waltz
Will Brighthill
Will Glenn
Robert Oakley
Frank Fuller
Hubert Mantz
Don Stroup
C. M. Weidrick
Russel Mantz
Wellie Stroupe
Bernice Billman
Leona Rogers
John Rowe
P. J. Rowes
F. C. Schmauch
Larkin Club
Harrystar
Canada
Martin Weidricks
Harvey Tinsler
Atkinson
Tinsler
Will Walters
Jennie Walters
Burbank
Ed Wallington
Walter Storms
Kiwanis
Ted
A&a Auto Supply
Ruth Hat Shop
American Legion
Blue Bird Sweet Shop
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Elyria, Ohio