Kipton Searles Questly reunion honors 31st gathering
Kipton Ohio July 31 Mr and Mrs Ray Searles hosted the 31st reunion of the Searles Questly at their Route 61 home near Notiwalk. Ninety four attendees from Huron Richland Lorain Medina Summit and Cuyahoga counties plus Sunset Texas enjoyed a sunny day with long tables in a tent on a shaded lawn and a bounty of food. President Charles Searles delivered an engaging post meal talk.
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Kipton
Aus
Joes Brumby
Howard
Searles
Ray Searles
Route 61
Notiwalk
Huron
Richland
Lorain
Medina
Summit
Cuyahoga
Sunset
Texas
Charles Searles
Fissure and Vein Treatments Offered by Local Doctor
Dr. F. M. Sponseller in Elyria Ohio advertises quick treatments for fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins with no downtime from work. Services listed at 805 Elyria Savings & Trust Blog with contact PHONE 3214 and hours Tuesday Thursday and Saturday until further notice.
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F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria
Ohio
Camden area social notes show wide summer visits
Community long list of weekend visits and gatherings across Hinckley Ridge including Mr and Mrs Earl Kellogg hosting a birthday spread at their home, multiple outings to Erie side Young People’s conference, and numerous family visits among Sharp, Brumby, Perkins, Latteman, Morgan, and Buckley households. Events include picnics, auto trips to Niagara Falls, and a Camden church homecoming with Rev. Charles Twining speaking.
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Earl Kellogg
Hinckley Ridge
Darwin Sharp
Darwin Jr
Lorain
F. E. Sharp
Nelle Obitts
Margaret Brumby
Margaret Meebling
Dorothy Searles
Amy Geist
Howard Howk
Fred Howk
Shelby
FE. N. Gibbs
East
John Scott
Morris and Hardy
West
S. E. Crouse
Montana
F. A. Perkins
Karl Perkins
Amelia Latte
Masters Bobby
Dick Weber
Elvrra
John Weber
Meade Buckley
Wakeman
Mary Buckley
Claude Buckley
Lizzie Perkins
Wellington
M. E. Perkins
Frances
Wallace Smith
Oberlin
W. L Smith
Howard Cowen
Hanna
Cleveland
Res C
A Hanna
P T Rooney
Clarton Pickworth
Pittsfield
Albert Plas
Floria
Ruth Cook
Hazel Bickel
Ellymnia
George Bicke
Harry Ludlam
Birmingham
Leota
M. F. Clifford
Martins Ferry
NE. Perkins
Joe Flickenger
Kamm
Dormers
Elmer Flickenger
Dean Morgan
Howard Newton
Washington, D. C
J. W. Parkins
Lee Perkins
Elyria
Hazel Sandrock
Paul
Stanley
Ruth Myers
Vincent
Guy Morgan
Adrian Betts
Shirley Ann
Mulroy
Eston Rapids
Mich
Clayton Chrysler
Ed Campbell
Ruth
Lucille Morgan
Hugh Whitney
Robert Brumby
Henry Schweinfurth
James Meek
Ed. Ayliffe
Adam Meeh
John
Omaha
Sarah McCotter
Rosson, Jr
Conrad Latteman
Lloyd Latteman
Leon Reynolds
Port Clinton
Chicago
Beatrice Bradley
Lyle Hudson
Detroit
Ian Harr
F. A. Ingersoll
Evelyn Brandt
Edward West
Leota Daniels
Berlin Heights
F E Sharp
Madge
Austria Hungary Name Cooperation Committee in Vienna
A Vienna based committee aims to intensify economic cooperation between Austria and Hungary. The group focuses on fostering cross border trade, investment ties, and renewed diplomatic engagement to promote regional development and stability.
Dual Commissions Set to Assess Austria and Hungary Needs
Austria and Hungary appoint five expert commissioners each to survey national needs. The panels will consider Austria's industrial base alongside agricultural interests to protect farming, while Hungary's emphasis on agriculture will not overlook its planned industrialization program.
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Austria Andungary
Austria
Hungary
Francis Joseph Memorial chapel to be dedicated by archbishop
On August tenth the Franz Josef Geduechteiskapelle named in honor of the late Emperor Francis Joseph will be dedicated by Prince Archbishop Dr Rieder and Governor Dr Stumpf of Thiol.
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Francis Joseph
Wven
Dr Rieder
Thiol
Stumpf
Tourists Rise in Vienna Amid June Influx
In June Vienna welcomed 61,609 visitors, up 4,977 from the prior record. English tourist numbers jumped 56 percent and American visitors surged 651 percent, marking a strong summer uptick for the city.
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Vienna
Radio sets on farms estimate two million units
An estimate places the number of radio sets on the 6,000,000 farms in this country at only 2,000,000. This figure reflects widespread but uneven adoption of radio technology across agricultural communities.
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Indian Lake
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R. W. Allen
Charles Twining
Camden
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Lee
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Heel Coal Co
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Amherst Gibson
North Ridgeville
C. B. Findley Co
Grafton
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Rogers & Schafer
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C. F. Whitney
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