Plan To Attend Farmers Meet At Columbus
Farmers from many counties plan to attend the annual meeting of the Ohio Wool Growers Cooperative and the Ohio Livestock Cooperative Association in Columbus on February 2 and 22. Chesar Nash of Oberlin will represent this county. A highlight will be a welcome by J. F. Walker who helped organize the wool growers group and led its secretarial work for years. Walker has just returned from an eight month sheep and wool inspection trip to Australia, South Africa and Europe as a USDA agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Ujbig
Jhiu Livestock Cooperative Association
Olio Wool Growers Co-operative Association
Columbus
Chesar Nash
Oberlin
J. F. Walker
Wool Growers Association
Walker
Australia
South Africa
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
Kipton Social News Ties and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Poll Benton have returned from Japan and visit her parents Mr and Mrs EN Gibbs. Mr Manus of Berlin Hergints was a dinner guest at Adam Geist home. Mr and Mrs W Davidson Etheline and Adam Geist spent Tuesday at northeast Camden neighborhood club. Mr and Mrs S J Davidson visited Binlery and James Balseir from Elyria on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by Vas Vinton mother
In Vinton Iowa Mrs Frank Sellers describes long term relief from illness using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy aided her recovery after illness and supports her as a mother of six guiding her daughters and peers to try the product. Mothers in the fourth generation echo its benefits.
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Vinton
Iowa
Frank Sellers
510Th Avenue
Town
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Local residents frequent Elyria and nearby towns events
The page lists numerous residents visiting relatives and friends in Elyria Oberlin Cleveland Norwalk Norwalk area. Names include Mrs Jed Acermann Amherst Mrs Laura Brody Wakeman Mr and Mrs Gower Mrs Florence Sharp and others. Many trips and Sunday visits are noted along with a few social gatherings and oyster supper.
Avon Sweeps Both Games In Friday Basketball
Avon won both games as Mrs Jack Perkins and several locals attended events around town. Rev Jones and Rev Champion joined Obersin visit. Mabel Obitts stayed with Brumby family. revival drew Ketehhem Harold Hriggs Louis Obitts from Elyria at Camden center.
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Jack Perkins
Avon
Jones
Champion
Obersin
Mabel Obitts
William Brumby
Ketehhem
Harold Hriggs
Louis Obitts
Elyria
Camden Center
Russell Baker
Medina
Jernom Taylor
Ely
James Calkins
Elwood Austin
Jacob Smith
Taverse
Florida
Thomas Lee
Myrtle Hurd
Mire
J. D. Radcliff
Gwendolyne Lougly
Conavat
Catherine Kay
Lephard Visit Spotted in Chevaning and Nearby Homes
Mr and Mrs Frank S Lephard from Chevaning Michigan were visiting old neighbors and friends in the northeast on February 12. Mrs Clara Bartter remains very ill with her children and a nurse by her side continually. Mr and Mrs Charles Martin called on Mr and Mrs Frank Heinman of Cleveland Wednesday afternoon. A large party gathered Monday evening as the area enjoyed pleasant weather and socializing.
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Columbia
Frank S. Lephard
Chevaning
Michigan
Northeast
Clara Bartter
Charles Martin
Frank Heinman
Cleveland
Local social notes and gatherings across towns
Skaters from Columbia Strongsville and Berea gathered at the lake south of the center with a marshmallow roast afterward. Mrs. Fred Gymer of Cleveland visited her mother Mrs. Zacharias and spent Saturday night with her sister Mrs. Orra Crocker. Emily Wright returned from Community Hospital and is improving. Irving Dunford attended his uncle Newton Fuller’s funeral in North Olmsted, conducted by the Masonic lodge at the Universalist church. Edna Churchward returned to teaching in Sullivan Ohio after a week with mumps. The Class Responsible Valentine social was canceled due to Mrs. Clara Bartter’s illness. Mrs. Lee of Root Road visits Kansas parents. Mr. Lee and daughter Wiltrude stay in Cleveland for work. Mr. Lee recently ill and hospitalized. Fern Pinkney is ten. C. D. Hudson and Frank Hudsons visited Mrs. C. J. Hudson in Cleveland, then at her daughter’s home, Mrs. Frank Heineman, who is improving. Wadson remained until Tuesday afternoon. Clarice Thompson, a teacher at the Station, spent the weekend at her Mantua home.
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Columbia
Strongsville
Berea
Fred Gymer
Cleveland
Zacharias
Orra Crocker
Misa Emily Wright
Community Hospital
Irving Dunford
Newton Fuller
North Olmsted
Universalist Church
Masonic Lodge
Edna Churchward
Sullivan, O
Clara Bartter
Valentine
J. H. Bartter
Lee
Root Road
Kansas
Mr. Lee
Wiltrude
Fern Pinkney
D. Hudson
Frank Hudson
C. J. Hudson
Frank Heineman
Wadson
Clarice Thompson
Mantua
Sparrows Hunters Banquet Brightens Foggy Night at Town Hall
A large crowd gathered at the town hall despite heavy fog for oysters and desserts then enjoyed a successful magic show by Elyria’s Roscoe W Kaufman. The week long hunting contest inspired a poem by Mrs A Crocker read at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe W. Kaufman
Elyria
Crocker
Sunshine
Rebecca Lodge
Olmsted Falll
Swartz
Clevelland
Charles Martin
Richard Putt
Levi Beach
Ernie Putt
Lakewood
Highland School
Pentied
Juserion
Avon Girls and Boys Win Big in Recent Games
Avon boys defeated the opponent 36 to 16 and Avon girls won by 14. Lyman Sabi shows improvement at this writing. Mr and Mrs J Denzil Bush moved to Akron Saturday to be near his work.
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Avon
Lyman Sabi
J. Denzil Bush
Akron
Experts Reveal Names Of World’s Most Beautiful Women
London critics propose lists of the world’s beauties. One trio cited Queen Neterti the Egyptian Mona and Mrs Davenport. another panel names Viscount Curzon Lady Nunburnholme and Lady Brownlow as top modern beauties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bealties
WORLD
London
Neterti
Mona
Davenport
Romper
Viscount
Curzon
Lady Nunburnholme
Lady Brownlow
Brewalow Kinloch Ties to Da temport Family Line
Brewallow once Mise Kinloch is identified as a member of the Da temport family. Richard Norton, another Las saous beauty in the same line, is noted as belonging to the Datemport lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewalow
Mise Kinloch
Richard Norton
Lassaous
Datemport
Hawaiian sugar crop estimate rises for 1928
Hawaii Sugar Planters Association experts estimate 1928 crop at 16 000 tons in initial figures from Honolulu. They warn the final tally will likely be higher, potentially between 10 000 and 359 086 tons, as adjustments occur. Arthur H. Rice retires from the press office.
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Honolulu
T. H
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Arthur Hf. Rice
Thoxine Sore Throat Remedy Adclaims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Thoxine as a non gage throat relief remedy. It claims relief within 15 minutes and direct action on the cause without frog, chloroform or dope. Sold with a quick relief guarantee at 35c 60c and 1.00 in general stores.
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Suss Margaret Lee
Lydia
Lellevue
Kiplup
Jed Acermann
Amherst
Paree
Mro
Gower
Flor. Sharp
Laura Brody
Wakeman Wits
Atr
Sirs
J. Db. Radchild
Camden
Lucy Lee
Lonnie Granger
Nard Hales
Hter
Wellington
Eby
Austin
Alro
Clevton Crysler
Norwalk
En. Campbell
Elrria
P. T. Rooney
Kipton Macahees
D. L. Perkins
Clarence Parker
van Sweringer
June
Ashland
George Green
Brighton
Kemp
Elyria Thursha Ir
Fred Morgan
Emma Morgan
Myr
Carl Smith
Allie Hayes
Pittsfield
Guy Morgan
Eda Betts
Stella S
Monroeville
Archie Weight
Pittfield
Elden Radcliff
Terryyille
Dray Betts and Dauchter
Wden
J. A. Batley
J. A. Nester
P. T. Rooner
Electrical Service
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Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
Petore
H. H. Hal
STUD
Veet
Betti
Elyria Auto Service
BO Broad St. Frene
Detroit
Candtland
Associated Banks of
Lorain County
Elyria Ely
Ia Savings & Trust Company
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Central Bank Company
City Bank Company
Cleveland Trust Company
Lorain Banking Company
National Bank of Commerce Peoples Savings Bank
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