Ridgeville Farmers Institute Program Details Planned
The Ridgeville Farmers Institute program lists sessions Friday and Saturday with speakers on dairy days crops cultural practices farm women social evenings and marketing problems. Ohio State specialist A W Marion will discuss marketing and insect control while local officials outline the fire department and farm bureau activities.
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Ridgeville Farmers Institute
Ridgeville Grange
Paul Manwell
Morrow County
Henry Leimbach
Maxwell
Ridgeville
L C Hadaway
Sterling Mills
Marion
Manwell
Saturda
Watwell
Elyria Masonic Quartet
Amherst Village Council opens new term with appointments
The Amherst council held its first year meeting led by Mayor John Schaub. Jacob Kolo was appointed to fill the vacancy created by John Thompson death. Henry Garland will chair the council. Committees were named: Street and Sidewalk Jacob Kolb Fred Moser Henry Garland. Fire and Water John Wagener Charney Nicnel. Finance Henry Garland John Wagener. Cemetery Arthur Engle Christ Krieg reported favorably. Fire protection was discussed.
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South Amherst
John Schaub
Jacob Kolo
John Thompson
Henry Garland
Fred Moser
Martin Springer
Jacob Kolb
John Wagener
Charney Nicnel
Arthur Engle
Christ Krieg
Epworth League Meeting at Method 51 Church
Regular Epworth League session led by Miss Norma Merchant discussed happiness strategies at Method 51 church parlors on Monday evening. After the discussion, a social hour included games and refreshments served by Miss Guinevere McCord and Esme Harris.
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Epworth League
Norma Merchant
Guinevere McCord
Esme Harris
James Lion
Wis Jace Kolb
Garfield Harris
Ruth Allsop
Lina Harris
Maybelle Slach
Charles Koln J
Hubert Jones
Johnny Jane- Lewis Kilmer
Lee Allsop Russel Springer
Almon Brochsicker
Kendeigh Returns From New Orleans Convention
Charles Kendeigh son of Mr and Mrs M C Kendeigh recently returned from New Orleans Louisiana where he attended the convention of the American Association of Advancement in Science Kendeigh made three speeches while there.
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Charles Kendeigh
M C. Kendeigh
New Orleans
American Association of Advancement In Science
Kendeigh
Legion and ATXiltiary Host Friday Club Room Party
Members of the American Legion and their families will enter a party in the club rooms Friday evening of this week. Cards will be played and fellowship encouraged in the event hosted by local veterans groups.
Coffee Loving Salesman Finds Relief with Pape's Diapepsin
Edward J. Owens of Boston explains how Pape's Diapepsin eased his coffee related indigestion. He suffered headaches belching sour taste and gas before using the tablets. After taking them his appetite improved and he could eat any food and sleep well.
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Edward J. Owens
Falmouth Street
Boston
Mass
Did You Know Entertaining Historical Scraps
A fragmentary column by R J Scott mixes trivia and garbled phrases about grapes raisins rivers and telephony. It references a Dardanelles like river in the US and quotes Faraday era experiments in a nonsensical way, with stray notes on anniversaries and students.
Be the Pastime and Refreshments Will Be Served
A short social item notes that refreshments will be provided after a pastime activity. The line hints at a community get together with casual entertainment and hospitality.
Sick Garfield Harris Comfortably Up in Chair Daily
Mrs Ben Nickel remains confined at Elvira Clinte 3rs following operation. Harris shows brief improvement and can sit up in a chair for short periods each day as friends note.
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Garfield Harris
Ben Nickel
Local residents attend events and visits across Ohio
Carl Gibson and Albert Slack attended a safety meeting in Cleveland Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Slack and family of Elyria were Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs William Meacham. Mrs Milo Kendeigh was in Oberlin Tuesday evening for a bridge party at Mrs Ira Porter’s home. Mrs Eva Bryant visited her son and wife Mr and Mrs Charley Bryant in Oberlin Saturday afternoon.
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Carl Gibson
Albert Slack
Cleveland
Mir
Robert Slack
Elyria
William Meacham
Milo Kendeigh
Oberlin
Ira Porter
Eva Bryant
Charley Bryant
Mystery Man of 80 Years Dies in Glens Falls Shack
Duncan McIntosh born in England and once a member of the French Legion, longtime Glens Falls resident famed as the town's mystery man, died after moving here 30 years ago. He lived alone in a small shack with humble books and prized antiques in a secluded life.
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Lears
Glens Falls
Duncan McIntosh
England
Freneh Legion
McIntosh
Original Deed Cap Linked to Bates Ancestors
In Brockton Massachusetts Lorenzo D Bates 84 owns the original deed cap made out to his great grandfather John Bates 170 years ago by Job Otis of Scituate. The colonial frame dwelling still holds the deed which remains in good preservation.
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Weed
Brockton
Mass
Lorenzo D Bates
John Bates
Job Otis
Horoscope Fragments and Geographic Oddities
A fragmented 1920s style horoscope hints at strict discipline and justice. Reads oddly with references to grapes, raisins, and rivers like the Amazon and Devon, noting the width of the Amazon at its mouth and a dubious river name reference.
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Amazon River
South America
Inventor Sees Roof Landings For Autogiro Commutes
Spanish inventor Juan de la Cierva predicts a city autogiro system enabling rooftop landings for commuting between homes and offices. He says Autocity can be built now and autogiro traffic could move to and from downtown areas in the future.
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Detroit
Juan de la Cierva
Autocity
Autogiuo
Bright Spots In Business World News Summary
New high net for 1931 at R J Reynolds Tobacco Co reaches 36 396 816 dollars 8363 a share up from 34 206 664 dollars 342 a share in 1930. Chrysler Corp chief statistician J W Scoville notes 4 20 percent rise in 1932 auto production possible. United States railroads move 503 825 cars of revenue freight in the week ending Jan 2 a gain of 61 706 from the prior week. Loft Inc reports 1931 sales 498 percent above 1930 with December receipts higher by 185 percent over December 1930. International Shoe Co in St Louis boosts production after seasonal lull.
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New York
R J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Detroit
J. W Scoville
Chrysler Corp
Loft, Inc
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