Advertising Club Banquet at Wellington April 19
Wellington residents report a get together banquet planned by the Advertising Club of Wallington at the Congregational church parlors next Monday with the Friendship Guild serving dinner. The Wellington Locals note activities including a Friendship Guild quilting session, observance plans by the Kinnivan Memorial Committee, and social visits from residents of nearby towns.
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Advertising Club
Wellington
Advertising Club of
Wallington
Friendship Guild
Margaret and
Jeannette Warren
Wellington Board of Education
Kinnivan Memorial Committee
H. Hofstetter
Orville
Io Wellington
Wellington Farm Woman's Club
Florence Williame
Beal
Zimmerman
Ruth Ross
Ohio State University
Ed McFadden
Columbus
Karl Townsend
M. BH. Church
Wellington Cemetery Entrance Plan Discussed At Meeting
At a Wellington Cemetery Improvement Association gathering in the Mayor's Court Room the proposed entrance design was debated with some deeming it too large. A five-member investigating committee was appointed as work resumes on funding and construction, halted earlier by wartime price pressures.
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Wellington
What's the Matter With Me Ad Promotion
An old advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tonic to restore strength and vitality for run-down people. It claims indigestion and nervous symptoms lead to fatigue and despondency and urges use of the product to regain health and pep. The copy notes the tonic has been a favorite for thirty years and is sold in bulk and diet forms.
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Gude
All Aruggiste
Town Line social notes linger in Amherst and Elyria area
Town Line North reports weekend visits and calls across Amherst Elyria and nearby Ridge cities. Names tied to Mrs J Dellefield Lewis Spiegelberg and families frequent area homes with church events and the christening of Willam Henry at Pelaware Avenue M E church. Sightings include visits by Kolbes Ernst Mackert and Mathias families with early autumn travel to East Aurora New York for a brother visit.
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West Ridge
Florence Dramm
M. J. Ludwis
Lakewood
Ruth Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Mies Amelia Bechtel
Amherst
Frances Fowl
Ruby Dayton
Edna Grobe
Edna Vietzen
South Ruige
Lucile Fowl
Town Line
John Bechtel
Lewis Spiegelburg
Henry Dellefield
Gillis
Elyria
J. Harris
Mortimer
C. Shubert
Harvey Beal
South Ridge
Herbert Stang
Murray Ridge
John Stang
J H. Dellefield
Lewis Bishop
Rhinehart Cook
George Crandall
Paul Vernarcki
Cleveland
Tom Vincent
Howard
South Amherst
Edna Kolbe
Erie
Mildred Kolbe
West‘ern Reserve College
E. C. Shubert
Misa Hattie O'Hara
B. J. Schubert
Lewis Ernst
Warren Fowls
Leonard
Mildred
Will Fowls
Earl Fowls
Lewis Spiegelberg
Vo Cook
Wm. Qook
East Shore
Lorain
Willam Henry
Pelaware Avenue M. E
Simon Mackert
Norwalk
Herman Mackett
East Aurora
N. Y
Henry
Sylvester Mathias
Wm. Miller
Elizabeth Ernst
B. C. Shubert
Magbers
D. C
Migs Fredora Jehnetan
Theaters Showcase Mixed Programs At Local Venues
At Theatres At The Theaters Grand Fool s Paradig e shows burst with entertainment from underworld strands to temples and palaces. Mario Bennetti adds to the bill with strong appeal. Colonial-Thomas Ince s Hail The Women offers sentiment and tribute to American womanhood. American 41 s Fair in Love remains popular with both funny and serious moments. Dreamland presents William Russell in Lady From Longacre a compelling star turn. Rialto previews Greenwich Village Follies with favorable press notices. Dreamland and Rialto cater to distinct audiences with strong draws.
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Thomas Ince
Ashland man preserves egg with initials as relic
In Ashland on April 15 D G Brubaker presents a highly colored egg valued as a family relic. The egg features decorations and the owner's initials. Brubaker recalls it was given to him forty one years ago by his father and says he has no plan to open the egg.
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Pee
Ashland
Taxable Status for Lodge Property Declared by Tax Commission
The Ohio Tax Commission ruled lodge and fraternal organization properties taxable, aligning with a Supreme Court decision that struck down exemptions under sections 264 and 366 of the General Code. Exemption now requires property to be used exclusively for charitable purposes and owned by an institution, not individuals or groups.
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Ohie Tax Commission
The
Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Grand Judge
Free and Accepted Masons
Knights of Pythigs
SAVED FROM DROWNING IN ASHLAND INCIDENT
A drowning scare in Ashland ends with the rescue of an eighteen month old boy, son of Trey Walker, after a near-drowning incident. Authorities report rapid response and safety measures taken to ensure the child's recovery and well being.
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Ashland
Wallker
Trey
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