Bus Overturns In Amherst Causing Injuries
A bus carrying 15 passengers, operated by William Schroeder, overturned on Deiss hill east of Amherst while en route to the Junction. Alec Cameron sustained a deep gash requiring stitches, and Mr Krage suffered a dislocated shoulder. The rest were shaken but uninjured. The crash was blamed on treacherous hill conditions and loss of control.
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Amherst
William Schroeder
Deiss Hill
Marine
Alec Cameron
Main Street
Krage
Spencer Triple Header Basketball Night Sparks Local Sports
Spencer hosts a Friday night triple header in the new gym with crowds backing three games. Wilcox Commercial School beats Spencer 32 to 16, Leroy defeats Spencer 68 to 16, and the town girls team loses to Spencer. Substitutions, umpires, and time details fill a busy game report amid Spencer personals. Church notes outline a Wednesday Methodist church night with a tureen supper and a program for Sunday school followed by games.
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Spencer
Wilcox Commercial School of
Cleveland
Leroy
Spencer Town
Wilcox
Peppard
Lfi
Easeue
Aldrich Palmer
Firestone Maloni
Brouse Weidrick
Borror Ammarte Ace Aerate
Stuart Superstations
Wilcos
Wrause
Gill
Tieferce
Aldrich
Fetter
Eroy
Black Pat
T.f
Breyley Thome
Wrieger
Wertterberger
Ric. Neferee
Bro High School
O Town
Mottell
Cea Lf
Allison Rogers
Caster Visher
Bechtel Billman
Executive Council of United Church Meets in Oberlin
Oberlin February 5. A meeting of the Executive Council of the United Church was held Monday evening at the James Rand House. New and retiring members attended with wives and the student committee. Sixty dined prepared by Oberlin ladies. Treasurers elected: H. L. Bassett resigned. E. G. Sweet unanimously chosen. Clerk Olis McKee filed a report. trustees and acting treasurer reports read. Rev. L Lobengier gave a long constitution by laws revision. A nominating committee was appointed and recommended council committees.
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Oberlin
Executive Council of
The
United Church
James Rand House
L. Bassett
E. G. Sweet
Eaton Social News Roundup and Local Events
Eaton news notes visits and guests include Mrs Sadie Granny Mrs Ida Garris and two Elyria friends with Mr and Mrs Charles Strickland Harold Rose of Seville visited with Mr and Mrs Byron Tompkins. Circle 5 hosts the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Charles Strickland’s home. A drama Red Acre Farm to be staged soon by Oberlin talent. Mrs E M Hathaway hosts a family dinner for grandson Grants twin birthday year.
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Charles Weeks
Billy O'Farrell
Ober
Andrew
Dodson
Ethel Lucille Spe
My Paige
Oberlin
John F. Davidson
Gower
F. F Weeks
New London
Scott
Cleveland
Morris
Grace Egers
Lloyd Green
Ee Te Eld Vaanen Lucis Dbaein
Smith
Louise Weeks
K. Meek
Camden
Habel
Charles Neighbor
Elyria
de Boise
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Lord’s Tabernacle
Will Scheldter
Henrietta
eMad Buckley
Wakeman
Hattie Cook
Mms
Frank Williams
F. E. Sharp
Iva Austin
Hellinglot Collins
Mabel Taylor
Reva
Jim Calkin
Erma Davidson
Samuel Davidson
Elden Radcliff
Baby
Jay Ratecliff
George Bickel
Will Betts
Adam Moehl
Columbia Steel Co
Jacob Smith
Albert Alexander, Jr
Unger
North Eaton
Hugh Peachey
Red Acre Farm
Focal Talent
Circle No. 5
Ala Society
Charles Strickland Th
Mary Dawley
H. A. Eicher
M. C. Ross
E. M. Hathaway
Grant Cowley
Missionary Harriett Newton Novas dies at 80 in Seville
Medina area obituary notes Harriett Newton Novas dies at 80 in Seville where she was born. A 56 year missionary to China she founded the Light Seminary for Chinese girls. Belongs to a long Presbyterian missionary family. father Ris Varnum Noyes was Seville's first Presbyterian pastor. Sister Mrs Kerr 82 remains in China. brother and his two sons serve as missionaries there.
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Medina
Harriet Newton Novas
Seville
China
Tus Iue
Ris Varnum Noyes
J. FP. Burke
Elyria
WR. Comings
A. R. Jones
George L. Ghitseh
Lorain
Henry R. Endley
Wadsworth
John Weber
Renner-Thompson
Renner
Weber
Fred Thompson
William Crocker
Medina County
Thompson Institute For Plant Research
Yonkers, N.Y
Oberlin Pastor Resigns for Kipton Church Chase
Earl Chif ford of Oberlin has accepted the pastorate at the Christian church in Kipton. The Union church ladies plan a chicken dinner at the school house on Thursday Feb 7. Social visits include Mrs. Minnie Page in Oberlin and trips by Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs to their abroad journey. The Signal crew finished railroad crossing signal work and Kipton bank installed a Burrough bookkeeping machine to aid posting and labor savings.
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Kipton
Earl Chifford
Oberlin
Christian Church
Harry Cook
John Weber
Adam Moehl
Elyria
Miss Powers
Miss Jacobs
Ladies of the Union Church
Ednah Moeh
Mildred Rowell
Camden
Akikita Club
Neta Ladd
Minnie Page
Adam Geist
Harold Lathrop
Baby
Moehl
E. N. Gibbs
John Brown
Clara Bayless
Henry Moehl
Edna
Nellie Haigh
Lucy Lee
Hattie Beam
Marguerite
Peter Biel
Metamoria
Jacob Smith
Elmore
Kipton Bank
Todd's Tonic Promises Strength During Cold Season
A vintage tone ad describes Todd's Tonic as a strength building remedy from nature, aiding normal function and warding off illnesses. Marketed as beneficial in winter as a vitality booster, it boasts a pleasant wine like flavor and a nightly laxative tablet variant. Sold at Muir Drug Co and other Elyria druggists.
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Todd
Muir Drug Co
Elyria
Local Elyria and Wellington Names in Brief Family List
Henry Heijdrich and family of Elyria alongside Smith Wildman and Mrs Amy Hill with son Claire of Wellington appear in a short community notice listing residents and relations. The fragment suggests a social or genealogical item in a local newspaper.
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Henry Heijdrich
Fam
Elyria
Smith Wildman
Amy Hill
Claire
Welington
Wellington Double Header Friday at Local Gym
Wellington high school will host Elyria High Friday in a boys game at the local gym while the Wellington girls meet Norwalk. Society events include the Rebekah Sewing Society gathering with a 6 o'clock covered dish supper, and the Women’s Afternoon Club entertaining fifteen members with a literary program and refreshments. The American Legion and Auxiliary plan a Valentine party next Tuesday, with committees organizing the event, and Lady Alexandria Curzon is noted as engaged to Prince George with likeness to her American mother.
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Wellington
Larry Lee
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Alexandria Curzon
Prince George of
England
Chamberlain Medicine Co offer trial package of remedies
Send name and address with 5 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines for a trial package of Chamberlain cough remedy stomach tablets and salve. The offer promises relief for coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat tickling plus digestive troubles and skin ailments all shipped for five cents. Also note Red Jacket Coal stored in silos at West Side Lumber & Coal Co for sheltered winter purchases.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Chamberlain
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
I T Robinson Finds Elyria Best City
The Chronicle Telegram quotes J Robinson then in California praising Elyria. He says Elyria is the finest place on earth with the finest people, noting strong affection despite being away in Los Angeles.
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I. T. Robinson
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Tacomatafina
J. Robinsons
California
Mr. Robinson
Los Angeles
Fire Destroys Autos in Yorkville Garage Blaze
A large fire in Yorkville destroyed the Liberty Garage and damaged several nearby establishments. More than twenty cars were burned, including vehicles owned by Mayor Harry Coss and Marshal John Ferguson. The loss is estimated at 360,000 with the origin listed as a mystery as nearby towns aided the firefighting effort.
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Yorkville
Liberty Garage
Tuell
Harry Coss
John Ferguson
Indiahoma Refining Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
The Indiahoma Refining Company of St Louis filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. The $5,010,000 oil firm lists assets at $4,351,427 and liabilities of $2,730,378, with $13,480 cash on hand. Chief executive W. Shock signs the petition.
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ST. Louis
Indiahoma Refining Company
W. ©. Shock
Jamesway
Washington Station Waiting Note
Washington report notes a brief scene at union station on February day. The fragment mentions waiting at the station with unclear details, offering a glimpse of transport or civic life without full context.
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Washington
Union Station
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Miss Lucy Horn
Methodist Church
Luton
Baptist Church
Isaac Bennett
Ladies? Aid Society
Tner Corners
Amherst Coral Union
Innes
Amhe Stud
Club Wit
Hanna Theatre
Tollowins
Hollenden Hotel
Don Rockwood
George Backer
Charles Reaf Cleveland
EO Eastman
Elana
FE. J. Spell
Focal Hospital
Frank Waerett
Cleveland Avenue
Henry Frederick
Florence
Leonard Wragg
Claire Stiwald
Ruby Walker
al Layman
Belden
W. Tite
Clarence Cowley
E. M Hathaway
Ione Cole
J. M. Longdon
Columbia
E.ria
Mildred Shaw
Clydeague
Walter Ftarm
N. E. Fuller
Laura
Alfred Fuller
Grace Walters
Columbus
Chadwick
Clarkefield
Ira Lee
Carrie Jacobs
Chas. Breyley
Esther Casier
Daisy Beymer
Vina Bechtel
Lynds Jones
Oberlin Hospital
Mat Resar
Henry Pfaff
N. Main Street
E. J. Cuyler
Woodland Avenue
F. Q. Pierce
Willard Court
East Cleveland
Ruth Pierce
Catherine Howard
Tucker Apartments
Oak Street
Zanesville
Business Men's Club
Grange Hall
W. H. Phillips
Ira Porter
C. R. Comings
J. L. Edwards
Henry Klermund
Exchange Club
Park Hotel
Vermilion
Blanche Kelley
Madison
George Kelley
N. Pleasant Street
C. W. Riggs
Burton M. Rose
Miss Margaret Lee
Cuthura
Esther L. Ball
Manitou Beach
Michigan
Ecm
Hallworthy
Hallworthy Poultry Farm
Oberlin Road
Ernest A. Williams
Chas. F. Cumat
Circle
Pasadena Avenue
Greater Elyria Building Co
T. S. Moise
Ely
Baltimore
C. Boone
Seminary
Anema Ateeyff
Tisin
Bene
Mt. Dore
Post
Bran
Cate Rae
Elyria Taxi Company
Yellow Cab Co
Harry H. Smith Co. Home Furnishers
Elyria, Ohio
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