Little Mary Mixup and local visits noted
A sequence of small town notices lists weekend and weekday calls on relatives and business trips. Names include Gus Kubach, Frank Fisher, Frank Griffen, Marion Bates, Edith Felshaw, and Emma Olds. The Rising Sun lodge in Orland, Moe, highlights three Triplet brothers Kelsey, Kermit, and Kenneth Gray as high lodge officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Kubach
Frank Fisher
Fred Twining
Harold Olds
Akron
Emma Olds
Charley Griffen
Frank
Marion Bates
Elyria
Orland
Moe
Rising Sun Lodge of Masons
Triplet
Kelsey, Kermit
Kenneth Gray
Birmingham Basketball Slips to Wakeman. Junior High Wins
In Birmingham on Friday night Wakeman defeated the Birmingham varsity basketball team while the Birmingham Junior High secured a victory. Social notices include Mrs. Oscar Zurcher of Henriletta and Donald Wasem visiting Columbus on business and various local families visiting relatives in Wakeman and Lorain. The Birmingham Fire Department held its annual meeting Monday night, voting in two new members.
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Birmingham
Oscar Zurcher
Henriletta
Donald Wasem
Columbus
Wakeman
R. W. Moulder
Martha
Phillip Altmiller
Henrietta
Andrew Schisler
Reuben Wenzel
Frank Gerber
Elizabeth Gerber
Oscar Olson
Sidney
Oscar, Jr
Lorain
Joe Bickel
la Grange
Jessie Berkmyer
Birmingham Fire Department
Russell Kubach
Olive Hall
Amherst
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