Goofey Movies At Bethesda Ham Reed church play
Goofey Movies by Neher school class at the Birmingham Reformed church was titled That’s One on Bill and staged at the Henrietta schoolhouse on Friday and Saturday evenings. The piece featured Miss Dorothy Latteman and her brother Norrig Latteman as part of a busy local social calendar with visits, dinners, and community events noted throughout the week.
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Birmingham Reformed Church
Henrietta School
Dorothy Latteman
Norrig Latteman
Barbara Latteman
George Latteman
John Ladrach
Lewis and
Mery
Oberlin
David Mitchell
Andrew Ortner
Willard Davidson
George Curry
Florence
Elmer Whizen
W. A. Moulder
Birmingham Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Amherst Business Men's Club
Kate Lazenby
Lakewood
Lois Nieding
Elyria
Birmingham MM. E. Church service and community notes
Birmingham Ohio community page reports Sunday service at 10:30 with communion at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice April 26. Father Son banquet at Birmingham school drew 150 with Paul Knott as toastmaster. Local residents, visitors, and travels noted, including appearances by Miss Helen Pease, Bernice Baumann, Miss Jessie Wickline, and others from Wakeman, Milan, Galipolis, Lorain, Norwalk, and Oberlin.
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Birmingham
MM. E
W. M. Kinsley
Helen Pease
Bernice Bbauman
Johnstown
Ohio
Jessie Wickline
W. A. Wickline
Galipolis
Mildred Bates
George Gang
Milan
R. W. Moulasr
Martha Ruth
Elyria
M. A. Ewell
Birmingham School
Paul Knott
W. Wicklin
Edwin Howe
Wakeman
Will Pease
White
New London
Judge Carpenter
Norwalk
C. C. Tyson
Lorain
L. W. Funk
Parker
Cleveland
Charles Bristol
Axtel
William Hill
J. D. Parker
C. P. Baker
Faith
Westerville
Philip Baker
Cc. C. Schisler
W. PP. Funk
George Bailey
Oberlin
A. J. Joyce
Local Property Sale Notice Details
A fragmented OCR item lists an auction action by an organization, referencing a person or owner and a numeric total of 108, with unclear location. The readable portion indicates a property sale or ownership transfer under official notice.
Litchfield News Notes and Baseball Victory
Litchfield April 25 notices list Louis Wolf Edna King Dorothy Debold Chas King and the King and Asbeck families visiting local residents. The high school baseball team defeated Valley City 18 to 5 Friday night in Valley City. Mr and Mrs H E Jenne and Mr and Mrs C R Canfield also mentioned.
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Litchfield
Louis Wolf
Edna King
Dorothy Debold
Chas King
Wm. King
Ed Asbeck
Cleveland
Chas. Asbeck
Howard Stephen
Valley City
H. E. Jenne
C. R. Canfield
Military Band To Be Heard At Rainbow Gardens
Rainbow Gardens unveils an improved Military Band with 57 keys operated by compressed air. Manager Thomas Gibson says it is the most modern instrument of its kind and will please skaters, delivering continuous music for prize events and grand march work through 1386 sounding instruments.
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Rainbow Gardens
Thomas Gibson
Five boxers remain in national amateur tourney at Boston
In Boston on April 25 the national amateur boxing tournament narrowed a field of nearly 200 entrants to five after 22 hours of bouts across two nights. Most favorites survived as action moved to the final session to crown champions in eight classes and shape the American Olympic team.
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Boston
Abr
Neary
Automated train stop device installed in Germany
A new device that automatically stops trains when they pass a warping signal has been installed in Germany.
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Germany
Ruth hits two homers as Yankees flood past Senators 4–0
Babe Ruth, for the first time since the season began, slugged two home runs in a game, both coming in the third and seventh innings of New York's 4–0 shutout over Washington. Gehrig added a single in three trips. Tris Speaker starred for the Athletics with four hits, including two doubles in five at bats. Paul Waner managed a lone single against Sheriff Blake of the Cubs. Harry Heilmann collected two hits, a double, in four at bats and stole a base for Detroit.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Senators
Gehrig
Yanks
Tris Speaker
Athletics
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Sheriff Blake
Cubs
Harry Heilmann
Tigers
Baseball players and teams from early AL NL home runs list
A garbled item lists players and teams including Ruth and Hauser with the Yankees and Athletics, plus QO'Doul, Frisch, Wilson and Webb with the Giants Cardinals Cubs, and others. A second sentence notes experiments with a Neon gas beacon for fog penetration to guide aircraft.
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Qo’doul
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Wilson
Cubs
Webb
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Medina
Jackie’ Canfield
Litchfield Masonic Lodge
Loc! Lodge
Alice Sears
Akron
T. H. Case
Homer Homan
Wim. Brodt
A. L. Jenkins
Henry Barnes
Wellington
Belden
Hal Leach
Keith
Moore
Ruth Swanker
Harold Linkert
Sherman Swanker
Doris Leach
County Rural Carriers’ Association
Robt. Clay
Mallett Creek
Will House
Mary and Jane House
Dell
J. H. Barth
M. ©. Barth
Max
A. H. Barth
Ladies Benevolent Society
Alfred Swanker
Susan Halladay
Fred Kellogg
Penfield
Sam Brainard
Gro Wanes
RAI
Omy
Crawis
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OLD Town
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Ourday
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Hauser
Ruth
K. Williams
Easterling
Goslin
Cochrane
Athletics Blue
Browns
Leach
Phillies
Stephenson
Hartnett
Cystem Bullitt
Elyria Furniture
Phane
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Imperial Furniture CO
Wast Broad Street Bridge
Areer
Estarex
Buecker
G. H. P. Cigar Co., the Phils., Pas
St. Clair Ave
Cleveland Branck
Colson Company
E. Jay Howenstine
the National Shoe Store
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England
Botany Bay
Elf Australan
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H. M. Andress
Packard
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Studebaker Dictator
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