Wade and Ogden to Lead Polar Flight Resignations
Washington reports Lieuts Wade and Ogden, two round the world flyers, will leave the Army Air Service to head a new polar expedition named the American Uni luminal expedition funded by alumni from several colleges. Wade cites lack of further opportunity in the service as his reason. The move reflects broader discontent with promotions in the air service and follows criticisms by Col. Wm Mitchell of War Department policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lehigh Wade
HH. H. Ogden
Army Air Service
Iba
American University
Wade
Ogden
Wm Mitchell
War Department
West Ridge Social Notes and Birthday Celebrations
Miss Emma Pallas attends St Pauls class party in Elyria while neighbors host birthdays and gatherings across West Ridge. Frank Baus of South Ridge birthday celebrated with 35 guests as Valentine season decor graces the dining room. Families from Amherst, Lorain, and Oberlin road attend dine and visit, with multiple birthday observances for Mrs Emma Squire and Mrs J H Penfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Emma Pallas
St. Paul's Church
Elyria
J. F. Eldred
Lillian
Lois
Chester Sprague
Edna
Florence Hopking
Amherst
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
Carl Fow
Frank Baus
South Ridge
Balls
Charlies Joy
Cleveland
Charles Schwartz
FH. M. Tapper
Sarah
Ruth
Harry Fillo
Norwalk
George Walker
Parsis Squires
J. H. Penfound
Jess McMullen
Oberlin Road
Ed Pember
J. J. Penfoupd
Harlan
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Marty
Henry Johns
Levi Pember
O ©. Gove
Ella Eckler
Merle Penfound
George Lang
Fields
C. F. Lang
Archie Penfound
Eaton Meeting To Discuss Farm Topics In Township
Hark Jones of Ohio State University will discuss hay problems for 1926 lime soil pasture treatment and fertilizer use on potato and corn crops. County Auditor Welty will present a chart on how tax money is divided. Eight nominees for reappointing inspectors will be voted on. Meeting in church basement Thursday at 1 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Mary Dawley
Ober
Ingate Family Dilemma At Birthday Gathering
At John Ingate's thirtieth birthday Eve MacLurie confesses love for two men, Clay and John, while his ambitious mother contemplates a traditional succession and fears social ruin. Eve pleads she cannot resolve the conflict, torn between affection and family duty. The scene unfolds amid a wary survey of class expectations and romantic entanglements.
A Woman's Dilemma in a Hidden Office Tale
In a tense office confrontation John Ingate admits loving two women, while Eve declares her love for Clay and plans marriage. He wrestles with jealousy and control, then steps back as Eve asserts her choice, ending with her decision to marry Clay. The scene shifts to a continuation titled A Woman Awe Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingate
John
Eve MacLurie
Ingate
Eve
Clay
Ahat
Sery
Mr. Ingate
Tie
Oberlin area community notes and upcoming events
Local residents mark family marriages and moves including Elwin Carpenter buying a farm southeast of Oberlin. Gerald Morton and Thelma Crapp plan nuptials at the Homestead Dairy Farm site. Attendees travel to Elvira for an Open Forum, while Ralph Dunlap Jr. stays with grandparents during his mother’s hospital stay. Various visits, a pruning demonstration by OSU horticulturist C. S. Holland, and a magician appearance by Roscoe Kauffman are announced. People travel to Dover, Rocky River, and Cleveland. S. Tite’s daughter Robert departs Ann Arbor for a world tour. social visits occur among Oberlin residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Elwin Carpenter
Oberlin
Gerald Morton
Charles Morston
Homestead Dairy Farm
Rootstown
Ohio
Thelma Marie Crapp
Elvrra
Ralph Dunlap, Jr
Oberslo
B. M. Crowell
A. Dorrow
Alice
Dover
Milo Cornish
Rocky River
Hopwood
W. B Phelps
Fred
Pennsylvania
L. J. Nairy
F. S. Tite
Helen Chapman
Ravenna
Robert
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Detroit
J. B. Dunlap
Charles Beckwith
Elyria
Henry Snell
Baby
Cleveland
Cascarets Laxative Claim Promises Quick Cleanse
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant laxative that stimulates the liver and digestion without gripe or sickness. It claims benefits of clearer heads, improved digestion, and rosy skin, urging readers to buy a box at any drugstore.
Cambridge University Upholds Work First Sport Second Rule
Cambridge University authorities have ordered sport to take a secondary role to academics and expelled several prominent undergraduates for failing to pass preliminary exams. They state that if these students cannot pass exams, Cambridge is not the right place for them, underscoring a shift prioritizing work over sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge University
Cambridge
Eng
University of Oxford
England
London butlers seek New York jobs amid immigration limits
Exiled London butlers seek work in New York amid strict American immigration laws and shrinking salaries. The typical prewar butler earned about 800 dollars a year, but many households cut staff and hire younger assistants who can manage with footmen, a shift old-time butlers resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Chinese Child in Oberlin Under Boxer Indemnity Aid
A Chinese baby, born nearly two years ago to student parents at Oberlin College, is cared for by a supervising Oberlin charity worker while the parents pursue their studies. The parents are from a noble Chinese family studying under Boxer Indemnity Scholarships, funds returned from China for educating top students, and they visit daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
America
Oberlin
Rs. Marie S. Gilman
Associated Charities
China
Townline North musical program and community notices
Townline North Feb 18 there will be a musical program at Townline school under the Parent-Teacher Association on Thursday evening at 7 45 Refreshments served. Several local residents from Amherst Lorain and Middle Ridge visit homes and attend social events with neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townline North
Townline School
Parent-Teacher Association
Ed. Whiton
East Amherst
John Dellield
Denton Moreland
Newark
New Jersey
John Davis
Henry Dellefield
Syl Mathias
William Miller
Cleveland
Louis Ernst
Elizabeth Ernst
Henry Kane
Amherst
William Spiegelberg
Marian
Middle Ridge
Spiegelberg
William Dellefield
Lorain
Jay Fowls
Ruth
South Ridgeo
F. Rahl
Louise Beal
Elyria
John Bechtel
Amelia
Barbara Eschtruth
Harvey
Carl Henes
John Henes
Newton Bechtel
West Ridge
W. Cook
L. Bischoff
John Delfield
St. Peter's Church
Otto Feagler
Johru Henes
Local social notes from Amherst area residents
Miss Eleanor Berg visits Willoughby sister and many local families host or visit over a weekend. Amherst, Elyria, Oberlin, Pittsfield, Litchfield, Wakeman, Henrietta and Lorain tied through multiple households. Valentine party at District No. 2 school plus various calls and visits reported in this North Russia area column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia
Eleanor Berg
Harvey Lipstrue
Willoughby
O. Masters
Amherst
Vernon Schubert
Elyria
Will Schubert
Walter Walker
Oberlin
Harry Gibson
Earl Bartlett
Pittsfield
Clyde Bartlett
James Reid
Geo. McCaffery
Elmer Schubert
Carrie
Celia
Marion Henson
East Amherst
Wall
Schubert
Tonald Albright
Henry Sandreck
John Parsons
Margaret Leuszler
Christine Henson
Litchfield
Fred Berg
Mary Latteman
Henrietta
Fred Gerber
Wakeman
Carl Berg
Henry
Charley Gibson
Detroit
Clarence Albright
J. Reinhart’s
Ed Stang
South Ridge
Carl Grills
Leroy
Ralph Schaamm
Needle Guild Hosts Oyster Supper At Schramm Home
Sunday entertainment at Ed Schramm's precedes a Saturday oyster supper hosted by Mr and Mrs John Franklin for the Needle Guild club. About 40 attendees were present as Mrs Louisa Nash is described as quite feeble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schramm
John Franklin
Needle Guild Club
Louisa Nash
Man Eating Tiger Terrorizes Northern India Victims 114
In Indian districts around Allahabad a man eating leopard or tiger has killed 114 people, eluding traps and measures for weeks. Sixteen shikarees from the United Provinces Government, with troops, elephants, and beaters, failed to capture it. The animal’s depredations have drawn attention in the Legislative Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theill
Legislative Assembly
Imperial Conference date set for Dominion leaders
London cab intimation asks Dominion prime ministers to choose a date for the next Imperial Conference. It may occur this year or in 1927 and will cover imperial defense overseas settlement immigration and tariffs. The last meet was October 1923 and earlier assemblies occurred irregularly since 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dominions
San Yak Pills promised health benefits and cures
An advertisement extols San Yak Pills as a modern health aid improving body chemistry, strengthening blood and body fluids, and preventing internal decay. It claims kidney, blood pressure, diabetes, and rheumatism benefits, with testimonials from doctors and patients vouching for restored vitality and lifelong health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Glendale Ave
Detroit
L. P. Bailey
McBride, Mich
M. D
W. E. Brandson
Robinson, Ind
F. Maring
Ohio
Marshall
Jil
Meetings for Farmers in February Schedule
County Farm Agent Clarence F. E. Rowland announced a February calendar of tax payers meetings pruning demonstrations and Farmers Institutes. Dates include February 18 Eaton Township and Carlisle Center Township halls at 1 15 and 1 00 p m, February 19 20 in Columbia and Ridgeville, February 23 Gratton and Amherst, February 21 Henrietta Hill 1 30 p m, and Elyria Grange Lecturers at City Hall 7 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Clarence FE. Rowland
Eaton Township
Christian Church
Eaton
Carlisle Center
Farmera
Farmers Institute
Columbia
Farm Bureau
Frank Schriver
Gratton
Ridgeville
Henrietta Hill
Farmers’ Institute
Amherst
Grangs
City Hall
Elyria
Englishwoman Sews Silk Stockings for Donkeys and Mules
Mrs Hosali in northern Africa outfits donkeys camels and mules with silk stockings to protect them from bites. She collects discarded stockings from London women and uses them as protective coverings, noting the animals tolerate and appreciate the soft coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
F. K. Hosali
Arica
Heoeali
Hanes
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Murbach Coal CO
Electrical Service
The
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
Burton M. Ross
Seth
L. C. Smith
I. Smith
Bard
LC Smith & Bros Typewriter Inc
Syrarens
M. Y. Selerecen
Servive
Throughowie Works
Creveleed
Prospent Avenue
Prospect
Roscoe Kauffman
Parent-Teachers Association
Lottie Harrison
Mrs
North
Russia
Yonkers
John EB. Andrus
Andrus
William H. Taylor
Straphanger
Julia Dyckman
Warren
Kennedy Coal Co
Fauver and Robson Dry Cleaners
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
George W. Snyder
Chicago
J. Adolph Ebert
Madame J, Redmon
West Broad St
Appet
Most
Marcel
Newell Hotel
Y Beauty Parley LD
Reed
Naomi Wise
Lorain Window Shade CO
33Rd. ST
Star Shoe Shop
Elyria Hotel
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad ST
East Broad Street
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