Western Automatic Picnic Program at Crystal Beach Park
The 16th annual Western Automatic Machine Screw Company picnic will be at Crystal Beach Park on Saturday August 20 with events starting at 10 a.m. Morning races and contests for boys and girls, a wheelbarrow and tug of war, free dancing in the afternoon, prizes and balloons for children, and an Sailing program planned by Art Hiscox. Pearl Alexander leads the prize committee and numerous officers and committees coordinate the day for current and former employees and their families.
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Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Crystal Beach Park
Art Hiscox
Pearl Alexander
al Stellar
The
Western
Cologne
Kate Stanton
Babe Valeris
D. P
John Schocitech
Joe Nowak
W A. M
Akron
Dears
BC Franklin
A. B. Cochrane
F H. Bryant
R D. Buol
C. H. Smith
A. T. Rosenall
T. E. Moller
Myles Farmer
Burton Boynton
al Sellar
Joe Ellison
Rob Buol
Wilson Cox
Art Muchholz
R. D. Oldfield
J. G. Wagner
H. G
Doc Waller
Ed Frye
H. Garber
A. Noster
C Engelbach
H. Sabiers
G. Bommer
F. Burke
George Moon
Jack Gardner
C. F. Vail
Charlie Wragg
Malcolm Ehrke
Clayt Card
al Bauer
Glen Shoemaker
New York Day By Day by Charles B. Driscoll
Ohio reader recalls a haughty New York lecturer who refused to speak with a woman reporter and once kicked a reporter down stairs in Omaha. Driscoll muses on reporters, actors, and public figures as ships depart and new York social and journalistic circles are sketched with names like Faversham Kelly Adams and Adams sisters.
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New York
Ohio
William Faversham
Long T Island
Omaha
Leo Bozell
West
Faversham
George Matthew Adams
Presidential
Buffalo
Frances
Lucile Adams
Charles Francis Adams
President Adams
Massachusetts
Adams Sisters
Billy Sunday
South
Polident promises clean dentures and fresh breath
False teeth wearers suffer harsh denture breath caused by stubborn scum on plates and bridges. Polident powder dissolves filmy buildup, stains, tarnish, and odor without brushing or acids, claimed approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau and dentists. Cost is about 30 cents at drug stores.
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Good Housekeeping Bureau
Reverend Hyde Russell to Speak at Town Hall Park Service
Reverend Howard Hyde Russell of Westerville, founder of the Anti-Saloon League, will headline an open air service in Town Hall Park next Sunday evening August 21. He will discuss A Lawyer's Plea for Christian Faith and share plans about The Court Trial of Beverage Alcohol. Local clergy assist as Bible conference events and fair box seats go on sale.
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Howard Hyde Russell
Westerville
Town Hall Park
Charles W. Recard
First Congregational Church
Wellington
Oberlin
Lorain County
John H. Green
Lonzo S. Green
C. W. Record
Alfred
Charles Willard
Lehman's Drug Store
Hebron Bible Conference of Baptist
Wesley F. Dissette
Camden Church
New York Central Railway
J. H. Page
Morgan-Dirlam Post
The
American Legion
Town Hall
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Lorain County Officers’ Club
Woman's Benefit Association
Westlake Park
Park
Grange Hall
Kusanis Club
District No 9
Eagles Hall
Elk the most plentiful game in Rockies areas
The elk, next to deer, is the most plentiful and familiar game in the mountain areas and parks of the Rockies. Ranging in high hills in summer they gather in herds in lower valleys and parks when winter snows close the high districts.
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Ington
Rockies
In Charge Of Booth At Wellington Fair
Robert Soules and Aldine Palmer were named to take full charge of the 4-H building at the Wellington Fair next week at a meeting at Mrs. C. S. Church home. Sunnysiders flower club outdoors nature club and Hustlers vegetable club show plans for their booths and aim for first premiums. Mrs. Church will assist the two men. The Brouse family plus Mrs. Sellars plan a several weeks trip to Washington Oregon and California and report seeing 213 Elk on feeding grounds in Washington.
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Robert Soules
Aldine Palmer
Wellington
C. 5. Church
Sunnysiders
Flower Club
Nature Club
C. S. Church
Wiliam Brouse
Thomas Sellars
Washington
Oregon
California
Brouse
Wash
Desolated Army and Navy Club Faces Closure
A vintage Army and Navy Club at 30 West 44th Street lies an empty shell with a grimy entrance once graced by top officers. Financial woes toppled the institution, leaving two heavy brass-bound naval gun shells flanking the doorway, likely to be stolen by junk thieves.
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Army & Navy Club
West 44Th Street
McNaught Syndicate
Oberlin Graduate Dies In Toledo
Oberlin remembers Winfield Pierce Hatch a 1885 Oberlin College alumnus born May 1 1861 in Lichfield Ohio He served as Talcott Hall steward 1893 1923 and later worked in Oberlin Buildings and Grounds He died in Toledo where burial services were held at Westwood Cemetery Hatch participated in Musical Union Glen Choirs and church choirs and was the son of Reuben Hatch a former Oberlin graduate and preacher.
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Oberlin
Winfield Pierce Hatch
Toledo
Westwood Cemetery
Hatch
Oberlin College
Talcott Hall
Conservatory
Musical Union
Glen Chuir
Lichfield
Reuben Hatch
Maria J. Trerce
Ladies Hall
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Charles B. Driscoll
Benjamin Eshleman
Philadelphia
Fred C. Kelly
Peninsula
Hotel New Yorker
Fred Kelly
Fred
George M. Adams
Yonker Statesman
George
Dartmouth
New York City
George Adams
Nova Scotia
Lisle Bell
Lisle
Columbus
Chas
Lake Cruise
S. S. Alabama
Great Lakes
Mary Battles
Maxine West
Isle Royal Line
Walter Perry
Penfield Township
Wellington Fire Department
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Seeremy Woourtland
Sonny Riedel
Ruth Ann Parker
Here
Doris Betts
Pittsfield
Donald Genringer
Kipton
William Kilan
Charles Ensign
Iron Wood
Pital
Michigan
Carl Ensign
Ada Dir'am
Elyria
Mariam Diriam
Guy Stuart Wells
Hartford
Conn
John Hughes
Corinthy
Canada
R. B. Krebs
Penfield
Tombstone
Arizona
Mr. Krebs
Odd Fellows
Flobert Gott
David Frederic
Ashland Hospital
Leah Gatehouse
Cleveland
Galehouse
Leonard C. Hanna
Booth
Odd
O. O
Gottlieb
Broad ST
Rere Carey
Syseaemeeevannias
Crodhe Soles
SOUSA
Toe Y Caas
Gaymode
Panty
Cynthia
Bucona
Paeere
Penney
U. S. Patent Office
Wile
Abiaaing
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