Har-Le-Well Inn Opens On Oberlin Road
Har-Le-Well Inn opens on Oberlin road offering meals in a home like dining room with walnut furnishings. The 68 seat dining area includes a long buffet, pastry case, cigar stand, extensive kitchen equipment and a large 152 hole stove. The inn plans seafood and fruit facings with Mrs. Leon Ward and Mrs. L. A. Welton handling pastries and poultry.
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Har-Le-Well Inn
Oberlin Road
Lamits
L. A. Welton
Harvey Welton
J. A. Kenawell
Har-Le-Woell Inn
Leon Ward
Elrria City Lmits
Har- Le-Well Inn
Sled parties and church notices dot Amherst social scene
The Young People's League of St. John's Evangelical held a sleigh party in Birmingham with about thirty attendees and a two course luncheon. The Concordia Club at St. Paul's Lutheran enjoyed a sleigh ride at Miss Helen Beckstine's home with many participants. Sunday church notices list services at several local churches. Amherst residents hosted a barber's association dinner with gift, and village ordinance on attaching sleds to cars was strictly enforced. A Columbia Steel office force shower at the Bryant home featured bridge and a silverware prize.
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William Allsop
Martin Springer
Henry Nickel
Robert Allsop
Gloria Mae
Thomas Willson
Garfield Larris
Belle Brocksicker
Thompson
Methodist Church
Henry A. Ruth
Carl E. Gibson
Don W. Meyers
Columbus
State Department of the Board of Education
William Dolde
Henry Feeman
Fred Schacht
Ernst Schneider
St. John's Church
Lorain County
Oberlin
E. Paul Stiesner
Mrs. Stauffer
Herbert Merchant Earl Leonard
Gerald Stephenson
Jesse Cassidy
Fred Holzhauer
Edward Gauman
Isaac Thompson
Edward Fahrney
Highland
Paul Morland
Henry J. Kolb
George Goer Sr
Amherst
N. G. Townsend
Elyria
Wm. Gleason
Charles Nickel
Dime Society of the Congregational Church
Gleason
East Main Street
Harmon Mathas
J. L. Davis
S. R. Vibber
Mable Hastings
Harold Moore
Harold Boore
Rs. Eastman and Son
Caleb Buswell
Henry Scheverstine
Sarah Wragg
Young People’s League of
St. John’s
Helen Beckstine
Amelia
Milfred Koepp
Dorothy Moff
Florece Wolczikowski
Esther Wabatowski
Irma Law
Kathrina Gursle
Ruth Hoffman
Louisa
Ruby Hreeger
Marie Sinerson
fZelen Beckstine
Ray Grusle
Leonid Gruglie
John Kunde
Norman Ko
Bourquin
William Ehrman
Cleveland
Avenue
Barber's Association
Charles Errart
Ed Mayes
Carl Ernst
Marshalls
Charles Bryant
Columbia Steel
Thelma Gleason
William Hoover
J. W. Murthy
KE. F. Miller
W. F. Guthman
J. T. Griffith
H. F. Strong
Bert Radace
R. C. Richmond
M. J. Knot
George Fillman
James XN. P. Nicol
Sherris
Marian Webber
Ruth Hoag
Hazel Dumas
Mary Fillmar
Bonita Marshall
Elmia
Charles
Milk and club notices fill West Ridge news
WEST RIDGE reports J H Penfound at Oberlin Milk Association meeting. P T A to meet at school Thursday. Lottman family spent Saturday with Bongs of Murray Ridge. W C T U to hold Dues Tea Feb 28. Evangelistic meetings postponed a week. Carlisle Grange slated Feb 19 program with Washington Lincoln music and Valentine games. Minnichs and Mianichs family visits. Mrs Penfound's birthday anniversary honored with dinner. Granse meeting attended at Chevin with seventh degree program. Emma Squire birthday event noted with guests Briggs Pallas and daughters.
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Olife Minnick
Sherman Mason
Lorain
P. G. Miller
Whitney
Sippel
Belle Babcock
Elyria
J. F. Eldred
F. N. Hopking
Amherst
C. F. Lang
C. N. Willans
Sarah Perkins
Kipton
Margaret Foth
Elyrin Memorial Hospital
Charles Foth
Melvin Grills
Elizabeth Vyow
South Ridge
Geo. Hanlon
Townine Road
Freda Johnston
Fred Vietzen
Albert Vietzen
Fame
Earl Epurrer
Elizabeth Fow
A. M. Johnston
Dell Johnston
Andrew Fowl
Kate Lauer
Clarence Longbrake
Cleveland
Jacob Hattenhouse
Margaret Nieding
Henry Niedins
Townline Road
Harold Rowler
Ohio Cooperative Milk Association
George Decker
H. H. Drusendal
Clara Jackson
Mira Whitney
Frank Pallas
Miriam
James Renouard
C. N. Williams
Robert
Theodore Grills
Frank Seehr
Ford
M. W. Seekins
Louise Phiel
Telegraph Road
Ruth Tapper
Bragger
H. M. Tapper
Milton Babcock
Clnfic
Elsha
West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Milk Association
Oberlin
Fred l Lottman
Bongs
Murray Ridge
H. H. Drusendahl
Naisha
Maemaker
Carlisle Grange
Washington
Lincoln
Ollie Minnich
Matt Mianich
Ridgeville
Merle Penfound
Joe Briggs
Emma Squire
Squire
L. Briggs
Henry Pallas
Margaret
Mildred
Charles Pallas
Pallas
M. E. Church
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O M Kile
Washington column cites National Fertilizer Association survey of 48 207 farmers in 35 states east of the Rockies. It notes daily and local newspaper readership, varying by state, and discusses the large share of small farms under 10 acres and under 29 to 49 acres, arguing many smallholders are not modern farmers. The piece reflects on attitudes toward agricultural progress and living standards among older farmers.
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States Department of Agriculture
United States
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
National Fertilizer Association
Rocky Mountains
Michigan
Ohio
Daly
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
Pearsylvania
Maine
Massachusetts
United States Census Bureau
Poor Vision Among School Children Highlighted
A long article notes many children fail in school due to unrecognized vision problems. It cites a county survey of 4000 pupils finding 6135 with defective vision, 56 fitted with glasses, and discusses near and farsightedness, astigmatism, and the need for eye exams by specialists to prevent headaches and health issues.
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Washington
French Count Foucauld May Seek Canonization After Desert Miracles
Paris reports a mission of Catholic priests has left Algiers to the Hoggar in the Sahara to verify legends of Vicomte de Foucauld's martyrdom and miracles. The body is said to be preserved and three invalids cured after contact with his remains. The inquiry, in Arabic and desert dialects, aims to confirm his suffering for Christian conversion and French occupation before reporting to Pere Joreux for possible canonization.
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Paris
Vicomte de Foucauld
Parle
Algiers
French Sahara
Pere Joreux
Order of the White Fathers
France
Explorer turned monk murdered in French Sahara siege
A traveler who lived as a Jewish pilgrim and later a priest traversed 2260 kilometers on foot in the Sahara, preached peace to rebel nomads, and died in 1916 after rebels plotted his removal. His remains were exhumed recently in Hoggan and reported well preserved.
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Lfe
Wilds
Holy Land
Asia Minor
Scully
Africa
French Sahara
France
Hoggan
Miners on own Liversedge colliery in Yorkshire
Five local miners pooled savings after Low Moor Ironworks closures to buy Hartshead No 1 colliery. In a month they grew from 19 to 100 tons daily, sharing coal face duties with shipping, sale and bookkeeping. They run one shift of 50 men and hope to add a second shift.
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Liversedge
Yorkshire
Low Moor
Hartshead No. 1
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