Red Cross to Handle Community Problems of Service Men
The American Red Cross designated as the clearing medium for service men issues at a Washington conference with national welfare agencies. The plan envisions Red Cross Home Service coordinating inquiries and commissions with War Risk Insurance Bureau and other groups, processing forms, and routing responses through the capital banner. Represented groups include YMCA, Veterans of the World War, American Library Association, Boy Scouts, Salvation Army, Knights of Columbus, and more. The Elyria Home Service unit is in room 435 Masonic Temple.
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Washington
Pigedor
Red Cross
Bureau
Cholmeley-Jones
Alvoring
Wer Bisk Bureau
Young Men
Veterans of the World War
American Library Association
American Red Cross
Boy Scouts of A Motion
Dewired Welfare Board
Salvation Army
Knights of Columbus
National Catholic War Council
Open shop appeals urge workers to stay on the job
Youngstown Ohio September 19 four large independent steel firms employing 27000 workers issued pamphlets urging loyalty and continued work after September 22. The statements say the open shop policy will be upheld and employees may choose labor union membership or not. Quotations credit Jamies A Campbell W A Thomas and C Bray for the statements and note plants may lay off workers if demand falters.
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Youngstown
Jamies A. Campbell
Qoiwitetown Sheet & Tube Co
W. A. Thomas
Brier Y Iheet Company
A. Bray
The
Republic Tron Company
Brier Hill
Ant Sheet & Tube
Mar
Mont Ciepy
Eaders
Carnival Here Starts Monday At Elyria Fairgrounds
The K G Barkoot Shows arrive Sunday and open Monday night on the fairgrounds as part of a gala week in Elyria. The Loyal Order of Micase No Ti and Moose organizers back a fund drive with a lineup of fifteen features and three major rides including The Whip and Big Ferris Wheel. The program highlights Mrs Webb and Master Jonine Webb, Lillian Hardesele, Dusty Rhodes, Letty the alligator, Garden of Allah, Ben Holmes West shows, and Youns Gatch athletic displays. The event promises high quality entertainment and community support.
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Loyal Order of “Micase No Ti
Barkroot
Floria
Phere
Nert Weel
Elyria
Jena
Barkrot Showersere
GSA
Misa Lillian Hardesele
Dusty Rhodes
Ant
Letty
Betty
Ben Holmes
Youns Gatch
Fragmented OCR notice about a race and contestant entries
The readable fragments describe a race with potential entrants including young ladies and a contest with terms arranged by Mr Tush at a local home. The text references 15 to 20 participants and a handsome prize. Details are unclear due to corruption in the OCR.
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Ting
Labor Conference Arrangements Move Ahead in U S
H B Butler of England arrives to organize the first meeting of the international labor conference to be held October 2. President Wilson calls the conference under the Versailles treaty. debate over ratification could affect U S participation and voting rights.
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Washington
H. B Butler
England
Organization Committee
Department of Teabor
Butler
America
Galadax
Ottawa
Wilson
Coustess
United States
Four Min Injured In Trolley Car Bomb Blast
Louisville Kentucky report says four men were injured after two bombs exploded on the roof of a street car last night. About a hundred others escaped as part of the roof collapsed. Officials from the Louisville Street Railway Company view the incident as linked to a platform workers strike now in its second month, with four of the company’s cars damaged this week by dynamite under the rails.
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Louisville
Buridang
Lamseille Street Railway Company
Baseball as a National Sport in Horse Shoe Pitching
The piece urges formation of Farmers clubs for pitching horseshoes and promotes a statewide softball event. Frank Baackes of the American Wire Co. discusses timing and discipline for the games while promising scoring rules from a Chicago office to standardize play as county champions emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baackes
V. P. American
Gee] & Wire Co
Towsehip
Chicago
Seventy Applications For Fat O8erin Telege First Tuna Te Poseticas
A fragmented note shows seventy applications for a telegraph post in 1932. It references Oberlin and a superintendent, with men’s positions discussed and a distinct commons established in the year. The readable parts suggest student involvement and collection of bids or proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Summary
Admitted Mrs Bertha Skielitz of Woodford avenue and Mrs Rhodes Hall of Muddle avenue. Discharged Mrs R 5 Yest and baby from North Olive street. Gates hospital discharged Edward Brotherton of Clark street.
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Bertha Skielitz
Woodford Avenue
Rhodes Hall
Muddle Avenue
R. 5
North Olive Street
Gates Hospital
Edward Brotherton
Clark Street
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist Leaves for Course
Jagter, the eye ear nose and throat specialist, leaves for Chicago to take a ten days special course in clinics and post graduate work which will require his absence until Oct. 1. The office here will be in charge of Miss Green, the office nurse.
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BI Co, Jagter
Chicago
Miss Green
Nurs
Examinations for City Mail Clerks and Carriers Set
Examinations for city mail clerks and city mail carriers will be held at the local postoffice starting at nine o'clock on the morning of October 4. Applications may be secured from Postmaster Seward or from others at the local postoffice. Clerks and mail earners received a $200 yearly raise July 1, 1978 and a $100 raise on July 1 this year. a bill in Congress proposes an additional $150 per year.
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Seward
Vlerss
Congress
Lorain High Tops Alumni in Season Opener Showdown
Lorain High's football team opens the season Saturday at home against the Alumni squad. The 149-pound average weight hints at a fast, scrappy unit in the Little Big Six.
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Lorain High
Lorain
Senate Deliberations Stall on Peace Conference Pace
Senate appears poised to delay final decisions on the Toledo peace conference as members weigh options. Ambiguity surrounds timing and potential concessions amid cautious diplomacy and Senate procedure.
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United States Senate
Toledo
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Head Noises Prescription
Relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises with Parmitt double strength mixed in hot water and sugar. Take a teaspoonful four times daily for quick relief from distressing head symptoms. Nasal congestion eases, breathing improves, and mucus clears from throat. Easy to prepare, inexpensive, pleasant to take. Suitable for those with catarrhal venfnets of head noises.
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Lever
NERE
Mesckic Tenpie
Secion
Masonic Temple
D.Q
Prbchins
National System of Bakeries
Graham Bread
Vee Ge Ee
BBC Eee
Sessae
Bwee Ay
Ens Domavivmes
Bearding House
Elyria Market & Storage CO
West Broad St
West Avenue
Chestnut Streets
A. Novak
Joe Malik
Lamb
Claude Dimter
J.C. Perry Falls
Ohio Dairy Co
Mary Checkers
Waitz
Mills’ Music Shop
Speghal
Chas Grenzebach
Reublin Bros
Hecock Floral Co
Gibson Bros
E. Burngart
Bradl
Johnson Bros
Ruth and
Vivian Hadaway
Chandler & Rudd
Ohio Sanitary Baking Co
Vienna
I. Blumenthal
J. E. Rosencrans
Wigan Fated
Hamburg
Alicornia
E. Eliot
Kahn & Anderson
California
Orly
Sam Schindle
Ealls
Bae
Ade
York State
Ben Anthony Stalls
Hama
Lorain Creamery Co
Snnke Co
Stall
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