Vincent Entertains Class at Vincent
Mr and Mrs Harley Reavery hosted the Riling Workers class of the Methodist church at their home Thursday evening with twelve guests including Arthur Hachtruth and the Stoughton families. The vice president led the session, lunch followed the gathering.
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Vincent
Harley Reavery
Methodist Church
Mra
Arthur Hachtruth
Carl Olsson
Lorain
Db. F. Eschtruth
Laurabella Stoughton
Harvey Stoughton
Elyria
Mary Westcott
George Herlges
Milton Taft
Cleveland
Ralph Edwards
David
Russell Wood
Phyllis
Fort Jennings
Wilard W. Taft
William Goodsite
Harry Date
Andrew Schiferstein
Adams Suhrer
Loran
Martha Penrod
Frankie Reese
FE A White
Troland Morris
Raymond
JG Morris and Sons
Leonard Dean
Frank Papay
Markley
Lost 20 Lbs In 4 Weeks Kruschen Salts Ad
Mrs Mae Weat of St Louis writes she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims energy gain and no hunger, recommending half teaspoonful in hot water each morning. It promotes buying through C W Phillips or any drug store with a money back guarantee.
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Mae Weat
St. Louis
Kruschen
C. W. Phillips
Monsy
Vincent School PTA Holds Regular Meeting Program Presented
The Vincent School Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting Monday evening. Besides a business session, a program was presented to attendees.
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Vincent School Parent-Teacher Association
Buckeye
Gulf Road Shoolhouse
Mystery of Bailey Death Spurs Night of Double Peril
Detective Kane pursues leads through Bailey murder in Hollywood bungalow as servant Chivington vanishes, Nanette LeRot is wounded, and Kane finds a second victim near the Embassy orchestra amid a gas-filled car scene. He notes Chivington’s warning and the diary clue “Chivington knows everything” while racing toward a dangerous conclusion.
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Kane
Richard Bailey
Hollywood
Nanette LeRot
Bailey
Dorothee Deane
Lucy Wilbur
Lillian Hull
Lerry Weldon
Chimngton
A Dutier
Chet
Police Lee
Los Angeles
Kane Belives Bailey
Baileys
Nanette LeBor
Rodd Holmes
Buddy
Baillys
Carrington
Len MacQuarrie
Jim Kane
John Lee
MacQuarie
Jere Kane
Bailey’s
Chivington
Baley
Tle
Nanette LeRoi
Aighland Avenue
O'Hara
Embassy
Garden of Eden
Kana
Keane
Wellington Grange wins Mason trophy again
Wellington Grange received the Frank L. Mason silver plaque for the second year as the group with the greatest membership gain in the county. The award was given at the LaGrange rally by county deputy Mr. Mason. Special speaker C L Blackman OSU dairy specialist will address local dairymen December 15 on feeding and dairy prospects. time and venue to be announced.
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Rard
Bancor
Markley School
Elyria
Lorain
Sheffield
Lake Avenue
Vincent
Pedro
E. O. Sprague
Ranke
Lt. Tilden
Thomas Welch
Bunea
Mae O'Mara
Markley Welfare Group
Wellington Grange
Wellington
Frank L. Mason
Loraineo Grange
LaGrange
Mason
C. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
D. Blake Battles
Akron
C. B. Weedman
W. C. McFadden
Robert Clark
Plymouth
Weedman
Ned Chesser
Ernie Gasser
Jennie Fast
Tom Smith
Henry Daugherty
Scott Daugherty
Shelby
Lawrence Baker
Eastern Stars
The
Masonic Hall
Elmer Smith
Rebekahs
Clayde Smith
Rebekah Lodge l
Webber BeVier
Entre Nous Club
L. G. Snyder
Willington Fair
Carl Hartman
Carthela wins Futurity at Chicago Livestock Show
Carthela a yearling filly owned by William B Murray of Rochester captured the Futurity class Junior Championship and Reserve Grand Championship at the International Livestock Show in Chicago last week. Carthela descends from Laet the 1921 Chicago grand champion and is a granddaughter of $4 000 Carnot the 1909 grand champion.
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Wellington
Carthela
William
Murray
Rochester
Chicago
Laet
Carnot
Valley City Club Hosts Bridge and Visits Social Evening
Valley City residents recount a busy week with four tables of bridge where Mrs. Carl Juck and Harry Bauer posted top scores, and consols went to Mrs. Harold Schaeffer and Lemar Harper. A. B. C. Club hosts, hospital news, and visitors from Cleveland and nearby towns fill the social page. Valley's first basketball team beat Chatham 17 to 15, with the second team winning and the junior highs dropping to Lodi Juniors.
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Valley City
George Wolfe
A. B.C
Carl Juck
Harry Bauer
Harold Schaeffer
Lemar Harper
Louis Pohzell
Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Mary Ellen Reed
Martel
Allan Blood
G& Club
John Cushing
Sistersville
W. Va
Harry Cushing
Maude Hauck
Wilbur Avick
Orlin Wolfe
Wilbur Arick
Medina
Charms Rule Daily Life Among African Natives
The article claims Africans rely on dawa to perform even basic acts and attributes fortune to its influence. It notes widespread charms worn around the neck wrists or ankles as a daily practice and views 1933 in Britain as the centenary of the first major factory labor reform effort.
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Africa
Britain
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