Sullivan Female Five First With Chicks
Sullivan report notes Sullivan basketball team won the cup in a Ashland tournament. The column lists local residents: Mrs Jennie Myers recovering, Gail Heffner transporting hogs, Mrs N D Finkel caring for 125 white wyandotte chicks, Catheryn Elliott ill with measles and pneumonia, Mrs Mable Smith Offineer deceased, Farm Bureau and Christian Church activities, visits to Spencer for flu, Frances Hileman ill, and Harry Immel returning from Pittsburgh with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullivan
Catheryn
B. M. Elliott
Pittsburgh
Mable Smith
Medina
Farm Bureau
Wade Richard
Loyal
Ladies of the Christian Church
C. Smith
John Graham
Eagleville
Ashtabula County
Dwight Munhollen
WN. D. Finkel
Lou Elliott
Spencer
Frances Hileman
Wheatly
Lorain
Harry Immel
Cousins Attend Wellington Visit and Local Notes
Eaton scene reports Mr. and Mrs. x R Cousins visiting relatives in Wellington on Sunday. Frank Shuster buys a new Dodge sedan. State Farm guard Mr Fuller spoke at Grange on Mansfield reformatory. Miss Helen Dawley ill with flu. Mr and Mrs Del Durkee visiting daughter Mrs Wallace Dimeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
X. R. Cousins
Wellington
Frank Shuster
Fuller
State Farm
Grange
Mansfield Reformatory
Helen Dawley
del Durkee
Wallace Dimeline
Government Acts to Stop Merger of Meat Packers
Secretary Wallace of the U S department of agriculture filed complaints against Armour & Co and Morris & Co alleging violation of the Packers and Dockyards Act by entering into a merger agreement. The merger is claimed to restrain trade. The rest is a quoted adage about wisdom and ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
U. S Department of Agriculture
Armour & Co. and
Morris & Co
Local Neighbors Hold Farewell Party and Family Illness Dramas
The A. D. Stocking family suffers lingering colds while Mrs Minnie Lowe Ralph and Daphne attend John Langton's funeral in Elsria. Mary Fishburn and Maude of Elsria visit the Durkees. A large neighbor group hosts a farewell surprise for Walter Cornish before his move, with pedro games won by Peter Diedrick and Mike Vos and late refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stocking
Minnie Lowe
Ralph
Daphne
John Langton
Elsria
Mary Fishburn
Maude
Clare Durkee
Walter Cornish
Pedro
Peter Diedrick
Mike Vos
Ed Bassett
Harvey Thomas
M LaPorte
Maisie Heat
Grafton
Milo Cor Dover
Walter
Raish
Busine
H Te Chr
Ealler
Nee Dar
Wake man Wakeman Din Dies in Toledo After Brother's Death
An elderly Brushwood resident Din Fanz Din died in Toledo while staying with his brother Perry Cochin. Funeral arrangements in Brushwood were noted as friends and family prepare to mourn. Local attendees included Will Peek and Fanera, with tributes from Al Parker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Feoh
Fanz- Din
Brushwood
Toledo
Perry Cochin
Will Peek
Ater
Fanera
Serviere
al Parker
Ft Water
Michigan
Fame &E
Cire Parker
David Kilgore
Elyria
North Elyria Tennehecs Program AUended
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a local program with a quote about never making a mis take and never making discovery. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Local Social News From Birmingham Area
Birmingham area residents and visitors share weekend visits and illness updates. Various families in Birmingham, Wakeman, Elyria, Norwalk, and surrounding towns hosted gatherings and called on friends while members recover from illness. Several marriages, birthdays, and church events are noted along with travel to Cleveland and Lorain for games and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
County Ding
George Krapp
Vernolion
Frank Northeim
Pownhelm
Charley
Herman and Family
Grafton
Ohio
Fred Ketchum
Hadys
Maury
Alfred
Tes
Alfred Tiermian
William Jaeger
Elroy Springer
Wakeman
Sam
Martena
M. J. Brown
Sins Leon
Louis
Jack
Ford
Eo Elyria
Herold Brown
Norwalk
E. L. Broughton
Victor Hostetler
Arc Edwin Howe
Cleveland
Washington
Adam Berg
Kipton
Weibeday
Myron Coultrip
Oberlin
Kington
W. S. Caul
George Delifield
Martha
Philipp Latteman
Birmingham Reformed Church
Lewis Kreig
A. J. Joyce
A. N. Hand
Joe Head
R. H. Ewell
Willard Davison
Elyria
Glen Seniff
Virginia
Philipp Altmiller
Carl Keighley
Marguerite
Arthur Portman
William Friedensteine
Roy
Andrew Ortner
Martin Brewer
Marten Brewer
William Friedenstein
William Sanders
Collns
J. Lebnert
Mulford
Fountain Head
Tenn
Thomas R. Rusk
Gust Anderson
Amherst
Thomas J. Rusk, Jr
Glenn Kindy
Florence
Camden
Doreatha Rusk
Funeral and local social notes from FIELDS area
Rev. C Maple conducted a funeral in Elmore. Miss Beryl Schafer and friend visited the Yulee home. Local attendance at Mrs. Taft's funeral. W. Wallington ill with pleurisy. Addie Bainbridge not improving. A. T. Buck ill. Ernest Terrell of Cleveland visited G. Terrell. Feb 23 play postponed to Apr 2. F. Mason and G. Fortune hosts. Fortune family recovering. Reynolda guests L. DeLoyd. Kunkle and H. Harding in town. Vern Harding of Olmsted also. Wm Hram visited Bainbridges. Ladies Aid to meet for dinner. Mrs. Bainbridge ill with tonsillitis. Obituary note and sales blurb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Buck
Ernest Terrell
Cleveland
G. Terrell
F. Mason
G. Fortune
Fortune
Od Reynolda
Lakewood
L. DeLoyd
G. Kunkle
H. Harding
Vern Harding
Olmsted
Wm. Hram
Robert Bainbridge
Ladies Aid Society
Forbes Denies Ousting as War Veterans' Bureau Head
Col. Charles R. Forbes returns from Europe and denies he was ousted by President Harding as head of the United States Veterans Bureau. He says his resignation was accepted a week ago and that he offered it before sailing, citing opposition from certain fronts in the bureau and health issues as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euro
Charles RK. Forbes
United States War Veterans’ Bureau
Harding
Forbes
Europe
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Sullivan Womak
Burton M. Hosa
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
John Resar
Pheer
Offenburg
Baden
Suhrstag
Nent
Usaden
Hubby
Dorothy A. Stokes
Francis Worthington Hine
Miss Stokes
Department of Ag
Qeden Armour, Packer
Donnel
Henry Peck
Horace Hurst
Painesville
Air
Clayton Peck
Hazel O'Dell
Lucille Wooden
Harold Millhouse
Croxford
Mr. White
The
White Instrument Co
Florida
Nellie Didelius
Saturdacken Pox
Abi
Perate
Recovering
Mra
Dimmia Yainerie Hstine
Mra. O'Donnel
Joe
AL FL
Adorn Tran
Wil da
Prohauic
Fish
Mueller
C.W. Phillips
Otis West
Maude Sprunk
Peter Robertson
Charles Barton
Lloyd
Hush Robertson
Hazel Stockdale
Ashland High School
Arche McDowell
Perry Hinckley
George Kohle
Luey Gleimes
Frank Harding
Ora Blake
Berlin Heights
George Kehle
Brewer
Hartyers Mondar
J. W. Boss
Ella Moréoff
Ee Perham
Eton
Hubbard Howard
Brownhelm
Jehu Phar
Emma Olds
Fand
Arthur Cook
Myron Knot
Kathrine Het
Zima Clary
Ann
Charney Henry
Henry v
Altmaister
Glenn Seniff
Arts
W. Moulder
Hazel Stockanday
Sin Hens
Henry
Sunda
W Gariss
J. R. Robinson
Ti. A. Fank
Clarence
Gladys
Berlin
al J
Joe Roland
Lewis Karker Cod
Cas- Alta
Chig
A. J. Clemens
Bert German Sunaay
Ro. Ewell
Ls. W. Gereber
Afro
Mo AL Ewell Narotd Olds
Friends
Lucila German
Kathrine
Morris Ivers
Wil Byers
Leon Bates
Lena BB. Amstutz
Christ. Baumann
Walnut Hills
Fred Baumann
M. E. Church
Cincinnati
Frank Bates
Marion Bates
Frank Gerber
Lewis Krei
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henrietta German M. EB
John Bau
George Volk
South Amherst
E. E. Volk
Adam Date
David Bonhette
James Brewster
W. Coultrip
Myron
Elshia
Hagerstown
Moses Saltzman
Pennaries Today
G. D. Alexander
Constantinople
Angora
Charles R. Forbes
Linn Xo Fae Gem PO
Edison
Chicago
Geo. A. Clark Co
Pearum Cereel Ca
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