Alum Team Wins at Wellington in Season Opener
Wellington Jan 2 A Welling ton Illinois high school boys team opened the season with an 11 to 6 victory over an opponent, while the girls quartet defeated their Alumni opponents 8 to 2. The wins featured fast play and included details of lineups and substitutions such as Stacey, Foster, Kepler, Voxtheimer, Whitney, Soliday, Brouse, Goodrich, Rowe, and Murch.
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Wellington
W. IL
Alagin
W. H
Sase
Stacey Atters
Foster Kepler
Voxtheimer Merek
Whitney Roedel
Thompson, Brouse
McKisson
Vohrman
W.H
Zimmerman
Brouse Boremson
Thompson Murray
C.a
Goodrich Rotee
Rowe Lupico
Murch Substitutions
Carpenter and Stacey
Wellington Names Charles A Gott New Mayor
Wellington January 2 Charles A Gott was sworn in as mayor as new village and township officers took office. Gott has served fourteen years on the Board of Public Affairs guiding power and water issues. Under his tenure Wellington enjoys 24 hour electric service and abundant filtered water, with council cooperation.
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Wellington
Charles A. Gott
Board of Public Affairs
Gott
Train Hits Truck In Wellington. Two Escape Injury
A westbound fast train struck a Garford truck from Beaver Falls, Pa, to Toledo at 6 50 am. The front end was wrecked, the rear undamaged, and truck owner C A Stoner, sleeping in back after a long night, was uninjured. The driver suffered only minor bruises.
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Wellington
Moring
Garford
Beaver Falls
Toledo
C. A. Stoner
Entre Nous Dance Draws 400 At Wellington Opera House
A New Year dance hosted by the Entre Nous girls drew over four hundred couples at the Wellington opera house on Monday. The hall featured a winter snow scene and novelty dances, with a New Year countdown at midnight aided by horn noise makers. Shore Inn seven piece orchestra provided music.
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Wellington
Opera House
Shore Inn
The Unwanted Child at Rialto Matinee and Night
Rialto to stage The Unwanted Child tomorrow with matinee for ladies at 2 30 pm and evening showings. The controversial drama by Florence Coates May features a strong defense of orphans from divorce courts, presented by a skilled company with separate ladies only performances and special pricing.
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Rialto
Paes U
Florence
Cdna May
Etoria
Rialto Theatre
Mmaumee
Tris
Cleveland Family Spends Weekend in Wellagon
Mr and Mrs Walthauer and their children from Cleveland visited Wellagon for the weekend, staying with friends and relatives.
Columbia Area Snowball of Social News and Guests
Miss Ruth Carpenter hosts nurse friend Miss Bessie Johnson of Medina. Charles Galomie, high school teacher, spends vacation in Kentucky. Mrs A D Carpenter entertains her Sunday school classes. Mrs Parker French sick with a cold. Eleanor Snell visits uncle Laurel Osborne at West View. J H Bartter family visit Burton Ross and Frank Longdon. Will Beaumont Jr on college vacation from Oberlin with parents. Miss Hazel Hathaway and Williard Hathway host a Sunday school party on New Year's Eve. Mrs Mary Howard nurses Mrs Frank Heles and new baby. Relames dine with T W Osborne for New Year. Mrs John Snell receives fruit basket from Ruth Shipley of California. Beira Hawk and Fang Longboo of North Eaton spend week with Mrs Vernon Rune.
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Columbia
Ruth Carpenter
Bessie Johnson
Medina
Charles Galomie
Kentucky
A D Carpenter
Parker French
Eleanor Snell
Laurel Osborne
West View
J. H Bartter
Burton Ross
Frank Longd
Willam Beaumont Jr
Oberlin
Miss Hazel
Williard Hathaway
Mary Howard
Frank Heles
Relames
T. W
Local Social Highlights From LaPorte and Camden
Miss Evelyn Cartwright and Miss Hawkes visit relatives in LaPorte and Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds host Mr. and Mrs. Warne Reynolds’ former name. Alma Walker hosts a party of young people at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Ingersoll spend Sunday with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Squire enjoy a radio in their home.
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Evelyn Elsie Cartwrig
Rowalton
Hinckler
Flord Hawke
George Stachcomb
Reynolds
LaPorte
Cladys Warne
Movieland Notes Highlight Young Actress Signings
News notes from Movieland praise Mary Astor as a young screen star who signed a Paramount contract and appears in Wallan Dilwicks production. The column foresees barrage of star debuts and awards, predicts future fame for beauty contest winners, and notes majors like Mary Pickford and Jackie Coogan. It mentions Norma Talmadge declining Romeo and Juliet and Marian Davies rejecting Marie Antoinette roles.
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Mary Astor
Paramount
Wallan Diwilkes
Marlge Vahet
Thomas Minskitts
Norma Talmiadse
Marie -Antoinette
Marian Davies
Marie
Insurance Man Describes Friend’s Recovery Story
An insurance man recounts a friend's illness with gas, stomach and core attacks, yellowing, and a diagnosed gall bladder problem needing surgery. He credits Marr's Wonderful Remedy after using it for a year, claiming relief from catarrhal mucus and inflammation, enabling eating freely. He offers a money back guarantee with one dose convincing or refund.
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Marr
Simca
Theatres and Films at Dreamland Rialto and Colontial
The program lists Harold Wroyd in Why Worry a wild vaudeville of laughs. Dreamland presents The Gun Fighter a sharp western filled with action and zest. Also Lutis Lemon with Corinne Griffith and Frink Mayo in a strong adventure story. Colontial features The Girl Who Came Back plus a Mach Sennert comedy Down to the Seam Shoes and a musical show nightly. Rialto screens The Unwanted Child on Thursday. Squash racquets origin noted at Harrow School England.
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Harold Wroyd
Harold
South Amelia
Dreamland
Yarnim
Hicar
Ghana
Corinne Griffith
Frink Mayo
Stare
Vaudevilly
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