Emigration in Ireland Falls for Five Years
Emigration from the Irish Free State has declined for five years. For the ten months to October last, departures were markedly lower than in previous years. In 1925 total grants reached 27,147, then fell to 22,808 in 1928 and 48,921 in 1929. The United States remains the top destination, but after July a reduced quota of 18,600 limited new emigrants. By October last, 7,880 left under the new quota, suggesting the cap may not be filled by next June.
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Irish Free State
United States
Oberlin Four-Four Club Pleasings Entertained
Members of the Four-Four club hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Parsons met Monday evening at their home with sixteen players. Prizes went to Mrs Clarence Parsons and Bid Hutchinson. Frances West and Hollig Keighley won evening games. Grand high score prizes were shared by Mr and Mrs Bid Hutchinson. low score went to Mrs Ads Farsoos and Sam O'Neil. Luncheon followed, decorations matched Valentine season, one absence noted.
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Oberlin
Albert Parsons
Clarence Parsons
Bid Hutchinson
M Frances West
Hollig Keighley
Jow
Ads Farsoos
Sam O'Neil
Wesley Springer
Nmrrs
B. Hutchinson
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Elixir Dominates Digestive Market
Druggists report enormous sales of a new Pep sin based remedy Dare's Mentha Pepsin. The liquid elixir promises relief from indigestion, bloating, and heartburn, with money back if it does not improve the user's stomach. C. W. Phillips advertises the product widely.
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Dare
Dave
Alerita
C. W. Phillip
Committee to arrange event chaired by Kreuger Squire and Gibson
On February 15 a committee on arrangements will be formed with Mrs. Frank Kreuger Mrs. Chas Squire and Marty Gibson serving as members.
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Frank Kreuger
Chas. Squire
Marty Gibson
Fields and Bainbridge Church Notes and Local Items
Sunday school at eight o'clock and preaching at eleven. Rev. Cobb to speak February ninth on Jesus Teaching About God, evening topic Mountain Experience. Father and Son banquet in church basement February twelfth. Ladies' Aid dinner February sixth. Mrs. Grant Grundy ill with pneumonia. Percy Tewis in hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews suffering gall stones. Auto Show visit by George Taylor and Melvin Fishburn. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harding hosted by grandparents. Mrs. W. N. Harding and Mrs. Mary Bainbridge visiting. Mrs. Wm. Krugman visit from Ridgeville. Mrs. Andrew Biermacher passed away from double pneumonia. husband and three children left. Maple at sanitarium for operation. Strike among cinder haulers over pay. reached compromise and resumed work. Chestnut Ridge project details. TL O'Lloyd and Agnes visiting Lakewood. not cindering Chestnut Ridge from Root road to Station road to pave. Bernadine Taft recovered. Mr. Taft ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoftyzer visited Nye home. Osborne's son injured arm cranking.
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Fields M. E
Cobb
Jesus
Pouting
Lire. Osborne
O'Lloyd
Elgins
John Bainbridge
Wm. Krugman
Ridgeville
L. A. Bainbridge
Andrew Biermacher
Butternut Ridge
Cota Sanitarium
Chestnut Ridge
TL. O'Liloyd
Agnes
Lakewood
Root Road
Station Road
Bernadine Taft
Mr. Taft
Albert Hoftyzernd
Ruth
Cleveland
Tha
Workers' Class Set Meets at Parsonage in Columbia
Columbia February 6 The Workers' Class of the Baptist Sunday school will meet at the parsonage Friday evening this week. The telephone system nears normal after last month's ice storm damage. Hast River Road receives another stone layer project. Mr and Mrs Perry Heineman hosted Mr and Mrs Ralph Linderman for dinner Sunday with Wilda and Mildred Heineman of Elyria also home. Miss Viola Ives and Margaret Kesler attended an Epworth convention in Norwalk, with Howard Tiltis leading the Epworth League service next Sunday night. Dorothy Crocker led the previous meeting. participants included Marion Hales Donna Cletzer Mildred Bartter Leon Ives Liesel Lang Floyd Harrison Howard Tiltis and Margaret Bosler. Mr and Mrs Merton Bartter and
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Columbia
the Baptist
Hoor
Hast River
Perry Heineman
Ralph Linderman
Wilda
Mildred Heineman
Elyria
Viola Ives
Margaret Kesler
Epworth
Norwalk
Howard Tiltsis
Epworth League
Afisa
Dorothy Crocker
Marion Hales
Donna Cletzer
Mildred Bartter
Leon Ives
Liesle Lang
Floyd Harrison
Howard Tiltis
Margaret Bosler
Merton Bartter
Wonderful Konjola praised by grateful user
A testimonial from Harry C. Stewart of Corinetom KY describes relief from kidney trouble catarrh and general malaise after using Konjola. He reports improved health after five years of distress and credits the product with alleviating pain and misery. Konjola is sold in Eleria at Philips drug store and by druggists in nearby towns.
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Mr. Harry
C. Stewart
Wheeler Street
Corinetom Ky
Koniela
Eleria
Philip's
Local families gather for church and community events
Sunday visits linked families across Lorain County with dinners and calls. Supper guests included Dorothy Ives of La Porte and Mrs Hartter. Banter, Crocker and Hartter attended Farmers Week in Columbus while a banner for Columbia was awarded to Lorain County delegate Crocker.
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J. H. Bartter
Ralph Ives
Dorothy
J. H. Hartter
la Porte
Sylvia Ives
James Wright
John Prindles
Willard Hathaway
Columbus
A. D. Crocker
Crocker
Lorain County
Columbia
Wm. Rundle
Carl Rundle
Paul Cochran
Elyria
John Burnett
Cleveland
Musa Artz
Charlies Millis
Wm. Ingersoll
Camden
Mummy
Ridgeville TP. T. A
Alisa Josephine Wilcox
Merton Bartter
2. M
French
Ridgeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Births
Ridgeville O February notes show Rob Stralan and son from Cleveland visiting grandfather A Shaw. Raymond Macayina welcomed a baby at Memorial hospital last week. Ada Terrell received a linen cloth as a birthday gift from guests at Mrs Mason’s Cleveland road home. Out of town guests included Higham of Elyria and Merton Zeman of Cleveland.
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Ridgeville
Rob.stralan
Cleveland
A. Shaw
Raymond Macayina
Memorial Hospital
Frank Hawke
Dorothy
Winfred
Dale Wiltord
B. Miller
Frank Mason
Cleveland Road
Ada Terrell
Higham
Elyria
Merton Zeman
S. G. Shaw
Afiss Lola Shaw
Z A. Shaw
W. C. Rollin
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits in Grattan Area
Memorial hospital reports a series of weekend visits and moves among Cleveland and Grattan residents. Mr and Mrs O Breln of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs H G Stacez. Mr and Mrs Wakefield of A lly ria moved into the old Maxwell place. John Wroudfoot of Michigan spent the weekend with his father D Proudfoot. The M J Myers Grewell output was sold to Lagan Gas Co. Mrs Joseph Burnett of Cleveland visited her parents M D Lidara and Mrs M W O Y Ebtred. Little Ernie Robinson ill this winter. Rufus celebrated a birthday with friends. bridge tables and prizes noted among locals.
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Joseph Burnett
Cleveland
M.D. Lidara
MW. OY
Ernie Robinson
Rufus
Ihim
Bridge
Ian Mur
Mr. Smith Te- Chas Lamb
Red Pepper Rub Promoted For Aches And Colds
An old advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as a deep penetrating remedy for chest colds pain and circulatory ailments. It claims fast relief from neuritis lumbago and related aches with a heat sensation and stresses availability at drug stores.
Sewing Club Hostess and Local Returnees
Mrs Alivia Knepp hosted her sewing circle with Mrs Sadoy Knapp in attendance on Thursday. Mrs J Bultman has returned home from Paterson New Jersey, sharing news of the trip and homecoming.
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Alivia Knepp
Sadoy Knapp
J. Bultman
Paterson
New Jersey
How I Removed My Goitre
A reader letter from Mrs Cox of Delano describes relief after a goitre treatment. She reports restored strength and ease in daily work and warns against selling promises. Readers are invited to call Crandall's Drug Store to read the letter.
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W Cox
Prospect St
Delano
Urux
Tuchly
Mrs Strempler Visits Brother and Moves In Neighbor’s Home
Mrs Strempler of Chestnut road visited at the home of her brother Paul Kuaypp on Tuesday. Miss Iffle Burrell of Cleveland is moving into her old home on Station road.
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Mra. Strempler
Chestnut Rd
Paul Kuaypp
Miss -Iffle Burrell
Cleveland
Station Road
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Boston, Mass
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Boston
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Elyria High School
Grange
Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
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Pri
Martha Berg
Frank J. Schmitz
Hazel Berg
Matt Wohlever
Chris Justin
J. @. Ford
Francis Me
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Model
Cromar
Elyria Lumber
Chestnut Street
Fields & A. Bainbridge
Josie Harrington
Brateful Man
Tong
Monern Mediess
Harry
Stewart
Baptist Church
T Aeary
Richard Putt
Emmet Moore
Toledo
Charles Pitt
James Nesbés
Daver
Wilma
Hineham
Northy Fisher
Roy Putt
Harry Crlnchcomb
Home Department
Charles
Dangbon
J. 4. Scott
Berea
J. H Bell
Lodi St
Meeks
J.ess
Jieas
Crook’s Coal
Bert
Hallworthy
Lake Hiie
Dunlop
East Avenue
Paramount
Philco
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Philco Radio L
Traiion
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Lenition Company
Middle Avenue
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