Samaritan aid saves Seiberling fortune in tire firm
In Akron Ohio Edgar B. Davis and Frank A. Seiberling built a rescue plan for Seiberling Tire and Rubber. Davis supplied 500 000 cash and backed about 5 million to restore Seiberling’s fortune and the Goodyear ties. The pair formed a new company with Davis as principal stockholder. Seiberling Tire and Rubber later dissolved and a new corporation emerged with the partners as major owners. Davis repaid the last loan Saturday and refused further rest from his friend.
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York
Janereieu
Matty Enanamas
Reed
Edgar B. Davis
Ibber
Frank
Seibernother Rubber
Daria
Akron
Ohio
King
Davie
Ion
Good- Tire and Rubber Company
Wce
Seiber
Ice
Rubber Company
Seiberr
Jia
Seiberling
Berling
Goodyear
Seiberling Tire and Rubberany
Neantime
Ich
Seiberling Tire and Rubber Pany
Sears
I Huge Rubber
Erling
Davis
Wellington Bary Fund Patrons Meet to Boost Library Drive
Wellington Ohio patrons gather at Mrs W Clisler home to discuss the library fund drive seeking about 200 dollars more to complete the goal. Directors report cards for entertaining have been distributed and three large spring parties are planned. Andrew Pratt's ambulance was called to Oberlin hospital for care. Rowland Wheat returns to Pinehurst DC after holidays. Mrs Baldwin suffers a sudden illness at her Main Street home.
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Bary Fund
Wellington
Thea
W. Clisler
Cam Zo
Reis
Andrew
Scott
Asa Pratt
East Maineet
Oberlin Hospital
Local clubs and events fill Wellington calendar
The Chronicle-Telegram notes omitions from the B A O F W B A meeting with an upcoming January 3 gathering at the G A RB ball. It also covers the Women’s Association Dixie talk at the Congressional church, decorating plans for Herrick Day, a boys basketball trip to Londonsville, a Girls Reserve supper and games, and a brief Berlin note on Hindenburg.
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B. A
Chronicle-Telegram
Luger
Mayme Freeman
Alile Moore
Order
G. A RB
Huntington
Brightos
Dixie
Woman’s Association of the Congresational Church
En. Bates
Sullivan
Recard
Girls Reserve
Portrait Session With President Ends In Long Exposure
A photographer recalls a dark rainy day when the president arrived for a time exposure. The president complied with orders and stood motionless for 235 seconds, provoking the photographer to marvel at the unusual patience and posing.
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Tographer Sarrates
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Rowlard Wheat
Pinehurst
D C
Ree
Selah Mabe
Awsonville
N. C
Herrick
Loudousville
Bish
Londonsilie
Loudonsile
Hindenburg
Berlin
Prsident von Hindenburg
Hamden
Studebaker
Chevro- Tet
Dodge Packard
Imperial Furniture Company
E. Broad St. Bridge
Pennsylvania
Motor Oils
the Peerless Oil Co
the Home Company
Elyria Auto Service Co
Broad St
Gevat
Florence de Villier
South Africa
Sie
The
Stile Center
Harry H.smith Co