Taken From Our Files 1908 Council Meeting Tosses West Broad
A report recaps past notes from the Chronicle Telegram dated Sept 16 1908 with Henry Andress urging a wagons toss to ease traffic on West Broad Street at the council meeting. It notes a third ward council seat filling after Jude R Jones resigned and details other city items from decades earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Este
West Broad Street
Henry Andress
Slezfrig
Sudro
Jude R. Jones
Community Notes and Church Activities Sept 16
Fields Briefs covers Harold Kern birthday celebration guests from Lakewood Youngstown and Oberlin plus local PTA meeting plans and church notes. Reports include Koontz sermon at Canton conference school board results missionary society goals and a Sunday evening picnic with guests from Cleveland Elyria and more.
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Fields
E. D. Kern
Harold
Ker
Ladies” Aid Society
Haseen
Mary Lounebrough
Oberlin
Uoc
State Briefs Roundup of Ohio News and Incidents
Fire destroyed Fleex and Son’s Newark grocery warehouse causing about 60000 in losses after an 80 year canal side building. Joseph Ridgeway is sentenced to 1 to 20 years for shooting his wife. Art Miller to testify in murder trial. Squirrel season opening injures Whit Shifler in Sidney. Freiman Beer permit number issue on trucks. Coyote carcass shown near Dennison. Nelson Ely seeks warrants abroad over an 11000 swindle claim. Constitutional Week urged in Ohio. Mae Hasek missing, fears she may drown herself in Lake Erie.
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Newark
Fleex & Son
Marysville
Joseph Ridgeway
Richwood
Ohio
Ridgeway
Cleveland
Mae Hasek
Albert Davids
Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Local Happenings and Visits Around Elyria
A roundup of social visits and gatherings in the Elyria area. Mr and Mrs E H Hurd returned from Chicago with guests from the Century of Progress exposition. Lorain visitors stayed with local families. wiener roast and farewell party for Laura Jean Pugras at the Papay home. prize rabbits awarded at a recent Elyria fair. New York visitors stayed with the Weichels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
E. H. Hurd
Chicago
William Wilton
Hurd
George Horsley
Lorain
Charles Long
J. C. Sweet
Ruth
Rocky River
C. E. McIntire
J. G. Morris
Willam Papay
Harry Papay
Louis Kretovich
George Puskas
Julius Pandy
Jackson Woods
W. Papar
Laura Jean Pougrass
Warrensville
Papay
Mike Herman
Mike Vinci
Helen Salat
Emma Nagy
Elrria
John Staumphauzer
Mary Orom
Ted Tenessin
Rose Kerttosk
W. Miller
Rose Shuster
Ruth Shuster
Bill and Frank
Matyas Stampharzer
Avon
Mary Assaula
Julus Denka
George Andic
Lotain
Boros
Stone Yellow Ling
Emma
Viola Lasko
Amherst
Mathas Herman
John Herman
Oberlin
Ted Tenessie
Elyria
Terrence MacCarty
Walter Marlett
Frances Lewin
New Zealand
Wade Worcester
Theodore Weichel, Jr
New York, N. Y
Radio Programs Saturday Schedule Page Fragment
A dense OCR of a Saturday radio lineup lists stations 1070 WRAM WEAF WGAR WABC WHK WHJ etc with hours and program names from 5:40 to after midnight. Entries include baseball shows, bands, talk, public affairs, and walkathons across multiple stations.
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Wram
Antobal'n Cadann
Call Boy
Baseball Neaume
Jack, Loretta
Odbe Pidlers
Judge Weygandt
Paris Bridges
N. D
Baker
K We Hearst
Stern
Gaylord
Fisher
Fidler's Band
F. W. Wile
Bar Association
Dave Roberts
Three Bears
Connie Boswell
Gertrude Nieves
Casa Loma
Ruth and
Blair
Perkins Fetters
Dayis
Ed Day
Elyria society brief notes from Ely and Milan visits
Former sister and husband Mr and Mrs D F Eschtruth and their son joined by guests for supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Theodore Weichel Senior in Elyria. The trio’s families visited relatives in Milan Ohio and flew back to New York. Local notices mention funeral services for Herbert Mason and a Lady Rowena Circle meeting, with multiple callers listed in Elyria Prospect Street.
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D. F. Eschtruth
Eschtruth
Theodore Weichel
Elytia
Milan
Ohio
C. E. McIntire
Elyria
Herbert Mason
Floral Court
F. H. Lewis
Emma Zahriey
Prospect Street
T. M. Baldwin
Frank Trockley
Universalist church sermon and local social notes
Huntington area notes report preaching at the Universalist church on Sunday at 1 PM with Rev. Dar of Lahn as speaker. Social calls include Mr and Mrs Wallace Mate and son from Sullivan, Mr and Mrs Bert Ward of Akron, and others visiting families in Lorain, West Salem, and nearby towns. A 60th birthday celebration for Mrs E H Allen of Burbank with attendees from West Salem and surrounding communities is noted, along with a Labor Day gathering in New Philadelphia and a sale in Spencer.
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Son
Sullivan
Bert Ward
Akron
Beckler
Congress
Huntington
C. A. Ruxz
Stanley Denzep
Irma Ruge
Spencer Saturder
Arnold Himes
Lydia Ferrick
Chelles Himes
Strongsville Motor
Buck Jones film Unknown Valley at Dreamland
Buck Jones stars in Unknown Valley opening at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow with Cecilia Parker and Wade Boteler in a plot packed with strange situations. The feature is complemented by local society notes and carnival gossip from Spencer, Wellington, and nearby towns, including visits by residents and family chatter.
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Buck Jones
Unknown Valley
Dreamland Theatre
Cecilia Parker
Wade Boteler
Frank McGlynn
Charlies Thurston
Ward Bond
Richard Dix
Rivoli Theatre
Elizabeth Allan
Doris Kenyon
Teacher and Bright Boy exchange on stealing and marriage
A classroom exchange frames theft and marriage as a riddle. The teacher suggests taking money from a pocket, prompting Bright Boy to answer that the result is his wife. The dialogue conveys a humorous or ironic moral about relationships and crime.
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Bright Boy
Zanesville Greys Take 4-0 Win Over Wheeling in Playoff Attempt
Bert Grimm pitched the Greys to a 4-0 victory over Wheeling, allowing seven hits as Zanesville built a 3-1 lead in the Middle Atlantic League playoff series. Harti Fiarito hit two homers, in the first and eighth innings, driving in all four runs. Jim Tobin exited early for Wheeling after the first inning collapse at Zanesville.
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Wheeling
Bert Grimm
Zanesville Greys
Zanesville
Greys
Jim Tobin
Tanski Lost To Ohio Eleven Tanski Lost To Ohio Eleven
Ohio State began football practice with guard Victor Tanski of Cleveland ruled ineligible for scholastic reasons. Other nonreporting players included Ted Rosequist Earl Johnson Dick Caninch and George Neal. Neal ill, others expected to join next week.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Victor Tanski
Cleveland
Ted Rosequist
Earl Johnson
Dick Caninch
Marion
George Neal
Darton
Neal
Yesterday's Stars The Giants win nightcap with bases loaded
Herman Bell limited the Cubs to no runs after entering in the third with the bases loaded and one hit allowed for the rest of the game. Reggie Graglowski and Phil Lies shut out the Reds.
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Herman Bell
Giiants
Cubs
Reggie Gragowle
Phillies
Reds
Bottomley Drives Reds in Opener and Nightcap Runs
Jim Bottomley drove in three Reds runs in the opener and added a long timely double in the nightcap, part of a productive day at the plate for the club.
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Jim Bottomley
REDS
Tly
Seventeen Race In Rich Stake Belmont Futurity
Seventeen promising two year olds prepare for the Belmont Futurity the world’s richest race at 105000 dollars. A muddy track could test form as contenders like High Quest and Kepi for Brookmeade and Equi Poopse for Co V Whitney figure among favorites.
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New York
Co. V. Whitney
Brookmeade
High Quest
Kepi
Gorilla Jones Wins By Knockout In San Diego Bout
Gorilla Jones, the NBA middleweight champion, stopped Johnny Romero of San Diego in the third round of a scheduled 10 round fight. Jones, previously lethargic on the west coast, rocked Romero with a savage attack and delivered a decisive straight right to end the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorilla Jones
Kayo San Diego
Johnny Romero
San Diego
Jones
Romero
Ridgeville Grange Wins First at Lorain County Fair
Ridgeville Grange earned first prize for an agricultural display at Lorain County Fair and received a silver loving cup for three consecutive wins. The exhibit impressed amid a rough season, as the Grange raised funds serving lunches and members assisted daily.
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Ridgeville Grange
Lorain CO
Lorain County
The
Grange
George Fortune
E. A. Brandt
The Feminine View on History and the Bachelor Idea
A woman defines a bachelor as a large body of habits entirely surrounded by selfishness. The word history is used in two senses, standing for both what happens and the record of what happens.
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Ohio Eleven
This IS
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Phil Harris
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Dix
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E. Kern
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Lodi
West River
Alan Dinehart
J. Weiser Raber
Arch A. Gainey
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