Brown for U S Senator in Ohio Republican primary
An Ohio primary discussion favors Walter F. Brown of Toledo for the U S Senate seat to replace Senator Harding. The piece argues Brown best strengthens the ticket, notes his ties to Harding, and contrasts him with Frank Willis and Wanamaker. It also comments on party unity, labor support, and leadership qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Frank Willis
Judge Wanamaker
Ohio Supreme Bench
Walter F.ibrotup
Sherman-Hanna
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican
Walter Brown
House
Brown
Harding
Chicago
Harry Daugherty
Senate
Willis
Brunetts
Lilly
Village Improvement Society Bridge Tourney Funds Mosquito Extermination
A metropolitan society column notes the Village Improvement Society led by Miss Go-and-So held its annual bridge tournament at the Imperial hotel. Over 200 women from the villa colony and nearby hotels played to raise funds for mosquito extermination.
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Edith HB
Moriarty
Society Co
Metropolitan Daily
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Go-and-So
Imperial Hotel
Villa Colony
Household Hints Spanish Stuffed Onions and Beet Salad Dish
Step by step household tips describe stuffed Spanish onions with salt pork beef nut meats bread crumbs and cheese baked until tender with a parsley garnish and a light gravy. Also notes cogfish baby with tomato sauce fish balls from leftovers and a beet salad with cabbage celery and mayonnaise.
Sweets Recipes for Harmiesa and Banana Fried Bananas
The article outlines Harmiesa Confession style candy using sugar and peppermint or other extracts as a simple confection. It also gives quick fried banana preparations, frying cross cut halves in hot fat and serving immediately. A Hawaiian Guetard dessert uses stale cake with grated pineapple, custard, and sherry soaked pineapple slices served atop or around the cake.
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Harmiesa
Hostess Presses Harper on Singing After Dinner
An amused hostess challenges Mr. Harper to sing after a dinner, remarking with a smile that she now knows he can sing and should not claim otherwise. The exchange reveals playful social dynamics at the gathering.
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Mr. Harper
Community Roundup of Local Visits and News
White Hall and Nelle week to Halli Herbert Moore toured Columbus Sunday. G. E. Tribe and family visited Joseph Riley in Factory Sunday afternoon. Lenore of Columbus visited G. H. Kerneo family. William Haning and wife of Athens stayed with F. J. Hooper. Roscoe Lawson returned to work after visiting his parents. George Tribe and children visited Pearl Coe and family at Pleasant Valley. Edna Moore left for two weeks in Columbus and Rockbridge. Mrs. Charles Rounsaville of Columbus visited her mother. Fred Kern bought a new Chevrolet touring car. Herb Sharp and son William of Athens visited the Daft family. Ada Parker and Nettle Parker visited Hebbardsville and Clarksburg families. Threshing was common Monday and Tuesday.
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Sarai
Halli
Herbert Moore
Columbus
G. E. Tribe
Joseph Riley
Dana
Clifford Kern
Ughter
Lenore
G. H. Kerneo
William Haning
Athens
F. J. Hooper
Roscoe Lawson
West Virginia
G. C. Lawson
George Tribe
Pearl Coe
Pleasant Valley
Edna Moore
Rockbridge
Charles Rounsaville
Fred White
Fred Kern
Herb Sharp
William
William Daft
Moore
Ada Parker
Hebbardsville
Nettle Parker
Blanche
Homer
Clarksburg
W. Va
Diamond Dyes Promote Quality Fabric Dye
Say Diamond Dyes for all your coloring needs. Do not streak or ruin materials with inferior dye. Diamond Dyes guarantees even color. Easy directions printed on every package ensure better results.
A druggist advertises Freezone corn remover
The ad claims Freezone instantly relieves corn pain when applied to the affected area. It promises easy removal of hard and soft corns and between the toes without soreness, using a tiny bottle sold for a few cents.
Pleasanton Community Notes Include Reunions And Visits
Pleasanton residents share news of travels and visits. Mabel and Lora Kenney returned from Clarington. Garnet De Venn of Barberton visits J. C. Haning. Ora Morrison spends time in Athens. Bertina Martin returns from summer school. Charles Bolin and brother James Arnett of Akron visit their parents. Emma Bolin visits Akron for Chas. G. Bolin. Alfred Cooley and Kate Pierce drive to Buckeye Lake. Haymaking season keeps farmers busy. Virgil Gilkey returns from Akron. A family reunion at John C. Haning's includes many relatives from Barberton, Athens, Burlingham, Snowville, Pratts Fork, Harrisonville and Burlingham.
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Mabel
Lora Kenney
Clarington
Garnet de Venn
Barberton
J. C. Haning
Ora Morrison
Athens
Bertina Martin
Charles Bolin
James Arnett
Akron
O. D. Arnett
Emma Bolin
Chas. G. Bolin
Alfred Cooley
Kate Pierce
Buckeye Lake
Virgil Gilkey
John C. Haning
Fletch de Venny
Doris
Sidney
Ohio
This Place
Leovan Cuckler
Melda
Harley
Burlingham
Jesse Cuckler
Melvin Cuckler
Raymond
Pleasanton
Clive Quivy
Hilber
Webber Wood
Ila
Earnest
Snowville
Jesse Gilkey
Near Pratts Fork
Adelbert Howett
Glenn Hart
William, Murel
Ardith
Mary Gilkey
Harrisonville
James Quivy
Local Visits and Orchard Notes Highlight Beverly Area
Factory families visit relatives in Beverly Washington County including Mr and Mrs Joe Hall and nephew Harry Sleybacks. Mentions of Minnie Robinson return to Federal and guests of J H Vore and family with Alex Westfall learning haymaking. Dyar of Lowell notes an experimental station on the Vore farm and a 30 acre orchard with over 1200 barrels sold last season and 3430 the year prior. weather damage claims paid at 3520. Rub-No-More soap flakes advertised alongside fur care tip.
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Joe Hall
Beverly Washington County
Harry Sleybacks
Lower Plains
Minnie Robinson
B. V. Wolfe
Vore
H. M. Dyar
Lowell
Washington County
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C. D. Henry
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H. P. Dutton
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