Lorain County Fish and Game Club hosts Ladies Night at high school
The Lorain County Fish and Game Club drew more than 4350 attendees to a Ladies Night at the High School auditorium. Club president Jim Armitage urged new members toward a target of 1000 in the county, while Kellogg Day reported Ohio League of Sportsmen progress and goals including anti pollution, reforestation, and a fishermen license bill. Or K James overviewed aims of the League, with a talk on pay for game wardens and a humorous note about a catfish death. W B Stray discussed Florida tarpon fishing with a live demonstration, aided by moving pictures. The Gloria Mandolin Club provided music, and the meeting announced three more events this season, with Amherst as a potential site.
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Lorain County Fish and Gama Club
Florida
Jim Armitage
Joe Otten
Kellogg Day
Ohio League of Sportsmen
Columbus
Armitage
Or . K James
League of Ohio Sportsmen
League Uso
W. B. Sray
The
Lan Dealer
Hloria Mandolin Club
Mra Wilford Bowdler
Amherst
Oberlin Quintet on Eastern Trip
Oberlin College basketball opens a three game eastern road trip facing Rochester Syracuse and Buffalo. The quintet travels today and plans to return Sunday.
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Oberlin Quintet
Oberlin
Oberlin College
University of Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Showing At American theater notice corrected in Chronicle Telegram
Transcription error in last nights Chronicle Telegram advert misstated showings at the American theatre. The ad claimed If Winter Comes would run Friday and Saturday at Thura asy while Blow Your Own Horn is the actual feature. If Winter Comes will start Sunday.
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American Theatre
Chronicle Telegram
Thuraasy
Finger Amputation At Work Delays Treatment At Hospital
Richard Green of Cornell avenue had the index finger amputated above the first joint after a punch press accident at the Tims Spring Works yesterday. He was taken to Memorial hospital for examination and treatment but not admitted.
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Richard Green
Cornell Avenue
Tims Spring Works
sTeen
Memoral Hospital
National Woman's Party effort to gain equality amendment fails
In Washington on February 14 President Coolidge told a New England women’s delegation led by Mrs Anne Archbold of Bar Harbor Maine that they must seek support from Congress for the blanket equality amendment to the constitution.
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Washington
National Woman’s Party
Coolidge
New England
Anne Archbold
Bar Harbor
Maine
Congress
Swamp Root For Kidney Ailments Medicine Ad
An advertisement proclaims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a standout remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It praises mild immediate effects and calls for starting treatment now. Sold in bottles. readers can request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co at Binghamton New York.
Coolidge Promised Prosecution in Oil Fraud
President Calvin Coolidge in a Lincoln Day speech before the National Republican Club in New York vowed immediate and adequate prosecution to punish all persons guilty of fraud or corruption connected with government land leases. The address was broadcast by radio to Stallions.
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Calvin Coolidge
National Republican Club
New York
Stallions
Galveston Law on Women’s Bathing Dress Provokes Local Debate
In Galveston Texas a city ordinance governs women’s bathing attire. Details mention officers enforcing modest dress, with one girl, 12.8 Ker.p, reportedly balking at authorities. The account notes patrols and a confrontation with a police officer over skirt coverage.
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Galveston
Tex
Marketing GRA and Farm Fence Plans for Dairy Marketing
A fragment discusses marketing grain and dairy stock, urging farmers to install movable wire fences on galvanized posts to adapt feed lots. It notes wide availability of marketing facilities and calls for joint meetings of farm hareni and cowmercal clubs to plan feeding programs and ensure proper marketing through stock herds and breeders.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Hare
Hareni
Cowmercal Club
Junior Baragas and Rolling Pins Win
Wellington February 14. Junior Baraga boys and Rolling Pin girls defeated Medina Church of Christ teams. Boys pulled ahead in final quarter with new plays. all Wellington players impressed. Girls game featured strong play from both sides, Doris Zimmerman scoring all the points for the Rolling Kings. Women’s Union of the Baptist church met at Mrs. Don Barber’s home with devotionals by Rev. Ford and music by Mrs. Lamoreaux. Topic discussed Indians and strong attendance noted.
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Wellington
Baraca
Rolling Pin
Medina Church of Christ
Medina
Rolling King
Doris Zimmerman
Women's Union
Women's Union of the Baptist Church
Don Barber
Ford
Lamoreaux
Jadhson
Rolling Pins
Zimmeer
Murray Omens Lowery
Johnson
Kirkpatrick
Sorensen
Roice
Church of Christ
Wilber
Ewe Woodruff
Tee Perkins
Cole Seers
Furniss - Aoe
Junior Baraca
Stacey Wee
Whitney
Prosser
Brouse
Tees
Community Club Meets at Knapp Home in Wellington
Ten members gathered at Mrs. Orville Knapp’s Wellington home on February 14. They cut and stamped quilt blocks for embroidery after a brief business session and refreshments. The group will reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. George Bassett on Prospect Street.
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Wellington
Orville
Junior High Presents The Pied Piper of Hamelin
The junior high operetta The Pied Piper of Hamelin filled the opera house last evening. Directed by Miss Jens Williams with music instruction and teacher help, the two act, three scene performance featured well portrayed parts and earned hearty audience praise.
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Wellington
Hamilin
Ant
Fayeenance
Jens Williams
Fred Manning New Master of Grange at Wallington
Wellington Feb 14 Wallington Grange elected Fred Manning as Master replacing Mr Whitney who leaves for Springfield. Mrs Jantz also replaced as lecturer, Charles Phelps named steward, Gladys Mason to fill Mrs Jantz seat. The new officers were installed as the Whitneys bid farewell with best wishes.
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Wellington
Wallington Grange
E. C. Whitney
Pittsfield
Seas
Springfield
Fred Manning
Whitney
Frank Jantz
Charles Phelps
Manning
Gladys Mason
Jantz
Lo-Net Wellington Theatre to Undergo Redecoration
February 14 notice states the Lo-Net theatre will be completely redecorated starting next week. For about a month picture shows will run only on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Lo-Net
Wellington
Stock market heaviness on oil group dominates early trading
New York and Cleveland reports show heavy oil shares led losses with Pan-American Petroleum and United States Steel among decliners. Oil issues like Philippine Petroleum and California Petroleum slipped, while some rails and industrials held up. Chicago wheat and related grains opened higher with mixed commodities activity across futures.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Pan-American Petroleum
Houston Oil
Steelair
Marland
Texas Company
Steela
Anaconda
American
Utah Copper
United States Steel
Republic
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Pan-American
Phillipa Petroleum
California Petroleum
Cosden Rose
New Haven
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Olympic Track Prepares For Foreign Victories
Sports flashes from New York report early indications that foreign athletes, led by Finland, will win many events on the Olympic track and field program. Also: Canton bowlers take high scores in Ohio state tourney. Rickard accepts state commission ruling on a Madison Square Garden bout. Lydia Hutchison arrives to compete in the American dog derby. Willie McCarney says Pennsylvania favors the Firpo Willis bout with Morrisville as likely venue.
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New York
Finland
America
Cleveland
Canton
Davis
Farnham
Tev Rickard
State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Pancho Villa
Georgia Marks
Marks
Ashton
Idaho
Lydia Hutchison
Shorty Rusik
J. B Bancon
le Pas
Manitoba
Miss Hutchison
Banff
Alberta
Quebec
Willie McCarney
Luis Firpo
Pennsylvania
McCartney
Morrisville
Trenton
N. J
Delaware River
Pulitzer Divorce Filed in Seine Tribunal Paris
Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer, wife of the New York World publisher, filed for divorce in the Seine tribunal. A mutual divorce action was previously anticipated, but French law keeps such actions secret, and no one in New York World offices could discuss the matter as Pulitzer, son of the late Joseph Pulitzer, is currently in Paris with wife Frederica Vanderbilt Webb.
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Paris
Ralph Pulitzer
New York
The
New York World
Pulitzer
Ashland Tax Hearing Officials Confer on Utilities Valuation
Ashland officials led by County Auditor Monroe Welty and Commissioners W. B. Richmond A. E Hale and Chas Murray meet with Assistant Prosecuting Attorney D. B Symons to discuss the Buckeye Pipe Line and Buckeye Fuel & Supply Co valuation ruling. The Columbus decision limits tax bases for utilities, potentially cutting county revenue by about seventy to eighty thousand dollars, prompting a plan to reach agreement on each company's assessed value.
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Monroe Welty
W. B. Richmond
A.E Hale
Chas. Murray
D. B Symons
Ashland
Ohio
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
American Fuel & Supply Co
Columbus
Buckeye Fuel & Supply Co
Court House
Lorain County
Breaks Arm in Fall During School Yard Play
Homer Carpenter of 405 Second Street broke his arm after a fall in the school yard yesterday. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Homer Carpenter
405
Second Street
Doctor claims rapid fat loss without diet or exercise
Dr. R Newman of 286 Fifth Avenue New York advertises a fat reduction treatment claiming patients lose up to a pound daily without diet or exercise and have relief from rheumatism gout asthma and high blood pressure. He offers a free trial and a Pay when reduced plan to prove claims.
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R Newman
Fifth Avenue
New York
R. Newman
Cil
Debt funding commission weighs plan for dumine letter
A Washington meeting of the American debt funding commission is expected to decide sending a “dumine” letter to nations as unpaid war debts approach due. The notice recalls $7,000,000,000 in bonds and hints at next Monday’s action amid discussions of coal storage and West Side Lumber & Coal Co.
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Washington
American Debt Funding Commission
West Side Lumber and Coal Co Promotes Credit Plan
An offer from West Side Lumber and Coal Co promotes buying lump coal with all coal and no snow. Credit extended on tubes is advertised and a representative will call to explain the plan in detail. For an appointment call 66723 or 2055.
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Kentucky
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Cho Ow
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Whidden & Smith
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H. E. Vieber
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
Turner Block
the Western Reserve Finance E Company
B. T. Bastian
Middle Ave
Point Lace
Firestone
Elyria Vulcanizing Co
J. A. Mason, Prof. Firestone and Oldfield Tires
West Avenue
Elyria, Ohio
Victor
RED Seal Records
Melfistofele
Sovereign
Feodor Chaliapin
Belhm
Liszt
Fiano
A. Scriabine
Pano
Alfred Cortot
Weber
Ae “Victor Symphony Orchestra
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Jo. Se
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Trinity
Asma
Mary Rose
Eddie Hunter
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Marcia Freer
Marca Freer
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