Social notes and visits across Ashland region
Sunday guests included Yeh Spencer and Leon White with Mico and Mis rank White. Nellie Bail visited Cleve while Mrs Robert uddehys and Miss Wietha Brouse faced illness. Mrs Omstead and family from Elyria called on F White. Mrs Clifton Sanders stayed with her brother Jacob Melzer. the Lehleitners and Albert Lehleitner’s parents hosted visits. Mrs William Still hosted several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Yeh
Leon White
Mico
Mis ‘Rank White
Alva
Nellie Bail
Cleve
Robert
Wietha Brouse
MM Omstead
Elyria
Clfton Sanders
Jacob Melzer
Angan
Lo W . Shechtlecitners
Ashland
Fr. Lechleitners
Albert Lehleitner
William Still
Local Socials and School Games Highlight Week in Spencer
Mrs Harol d Totten and Mrs John Emerson visit Luella Rumbaugh and James Pickens while others call on relatives in Canaan and Homerville. Spencer Spencer High girls lose to Medina 4 6 while boys fall 14 24 at Medina. local families host, travel, and attend church, parties, and a card game at the K P hall as community life unfolds across week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ders
Harold Totten
Canaan
John Emerson
Homerville
Luella Rumbaugh
James Pickens
Luella Dun
Ixs
Robert Brown
Quinton Dickenson
Baldwin- Wallace
Warvey Butler
Siater
George Cass
Arthur Reese
Shelby
Mia
Leon White
Leonard Bridges
Wellington
Howard Shick
Miles Wilma Woods
Mivet Corners
Frank Novak
Spencer Wish School
Medina High School
Medina
Spencer
Spencer High School
Spencer Mi
Earl Leathe
Ahion
Sainta Brou
Elytia Wis
J A
Father of Trusts Works On 100 Million Coal Merger
Charles R. Flint the banker known as the father of trusts is orchestrating a 100 million dollar consolidation of West Virginia coal companies. He has aided the U S Rubber Co and American Woolen Co and recently met President Coolidge. Also notes social events, deaths, and birthdays in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Flint
New York
West Virginia
U.S Rubber Co
American Woolen Co
Local school notes and game recap fragment
Fragmentary look at Lorain community events with mentions of games attendance and a Sunday school gathering. The text lists names and partial places including Salvi ion Mi and Cre ot 1 cl P Ps sons, plus a hint of a private meeting and upcoming Sunday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicdina
Tod Spor Sud
Sioada Livyigh
Sundas &Hool
Win Tasoar
Suldav
Jrec
Local Race Report From Amherst Delivers Few Clear Details
A fragmented blot of text from an Amherst area page mentions a person with a delayed attendance and references to a national conference and commissions in Washington. The legible bits include a 44 on an unclear metric and multiple garbled phrases with no coherent event or outcome.
Organic Iron Claims For Women Health Cure
An advertisement argues women suffer from nervousness and weakness due to blood starvation. It touts Nuxated Iron as the solution, claiming organic iron restores strength and digestion, with money-back guarantees if results are not perfect, and warns against metallic iron substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sime
Cnever
Apts
Rush era job opportunity call invites applicants
A brief notice invites readers to apply for available positions with a company offering to accommodate hopeful applicants. It emphasizes prompt consideration and readiness to assist and place interested individuals.
Ladies bring plant gift to Mrs McLeod on Jackson Street
A surprise visit by several church ladies on Jackson Street presented Mrs M McLeod with a plant. Local attendees included Mrs Mayme Blum, Mrs Jacob Baus, Mrs J I Hubbard, Mrs W A Purcell, Mrs Flora Kaser, Mrs His A Monger, and Mrs Cashus Kilme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Loidin
W. H Turner
W. Buttle
Centralia
Howard Young
Church Street
Ladies’ Society of the
Congregational Church
W On Monger
Eastman
M McLeod
Jackson Street
Mcleod
Mayme Blum
Jacob Baus
J. I Hubbard
W A Purcell
Flora Kaser
His
W. B. Marshall
Lorain
Tena Wernert
Elyria
Frank Radde
J B Avery
GC C Jaeger
Martin Fullmer
Epped Lecture Draws Interest From College Educator
A fragmented notice notes patrons at the Epped lecture drew interest from a science teacher with four college degrees. The fragment mentions Alea and football, with the opera house described as well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alea
Heavenly relief for corns from Blue-jay Plasters
A grateful letter from a reader claims thirty-year corns relieved in two days using Blue-jay Plasters. The writeup extols instant shoe-pressure relief, prescribes six plasters for 25c, and warns against self-paring to avoid blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue-jay’’ Laboratories
Chicago
What Becomes of the Girls Who Disappear
A magazine excerpt describes girls who vanish after boarding trains and the lasting trauma of their experiences. It previews stories in True Story Magazine for March about abduction, manipulation, and harsh life choices, urging readers to buy the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Story Magazine
Harry Hobbs
England
Gladys
Ava
Bernarr Macfadden
64Th Street
Broadway
New York City
True Story
Also Mentioned on This Page
MHS. G. L. Emerson
Beecham
Njm Ramsay
N.J
B. F. Allen Co
Canal St
Echam
Pitts
Lake Avenue
Millard Fuller
Akrgo
John White
Dudley Finkle
Sullivan
Alfred Fellers
Edd Brown
Frank
Bald- Win-Wallace
Robinons
Lake Wales
Robinson
Bertha Myers
Earl Kirkpatrick
Frank Rebmans
Leo McCourt
Leota
McCourts
Bill Crowner
Essex and Hudson Motor Cars
HM. Andrfss & Son
Broad St. Lisria
Ohio
Victor Dance Records
Asf
Fox
Paul Whiteman
Victor
Waring
Tom ¥Aring Waring
Frank Crumit
Day’s Music Store
The
Wilkins Struck Co
Old Reliable the
Atla
Cela Boominghan
Ind
Amherst
Mobile al Shrine
Fuh
Wr Press
Arligoir
Breeders Assucig
Vermon
Epsom
American Epsom Association
Rankin
Isatona
Trip
West Vadamp
Ich A&a Coal Co
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple—Phare
Wm. Jaeger
Wm. Melaster
LaPorts
L. R. Wiseman
Columbis
Franklin Avenue
Main Street
R. B Ambrose
Lyceum
Forest Hill
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
N. R
Phillips’ Drug Store
Brooklyn, N. Y
Blanche
Alexander Potter
Winnie
London
Macfadden
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