First Congregational Church of Wellington History
The Wellington First Congregational Church began in 1824 born from settler E F Webster’s push for a local house of worship. Its long line of pastors includes Lot Sullivan Joel Talcott H W Fairfield M Lathrop Avger Clark and Ke Te Beech er with rebuilt churches after fires and relocations.
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First Congregational Church
Wellington
Congregational Society
Whitey Church
Lot Sullivan
Joel Talcott
H. W. Fairfield
M. Lathrop
Oberlin Notes on Exams and Engagements in Community
Oberlin high school students begin mid term examinations this week continuing into next, marking the second semester start. The engagement of Miss Katharine Eckert to Mr. Augustus Fox is announced at the Faculty Club.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Katherine Eckert
Fir Arts
Augustus Fox
Amherst Hostesses Entertain at Mrs Krutch Home
Mrs B A Jenne and Mrs Frank Krutch hosted a party at Jackson Street in Amherst. A luncheon was served to guests including Mrs J Graham Mrs R Harris and Mrs E Stone. Afterward the afternoon featured dancing cards and music with Mrs Krutch receiving a gift.
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AMA Ehd
San
T Land and Vermilion Yacht
Frank Krutch
Jackson Street
Birs. J. Graham
R. Harris
E. Stone
C. Douglas
J. Whitman
F. Wa
Conrad
Were. S. Murray
F. Krutch
Krutch
Why Be Old At Forty
An old advertising missive promotes a digestive stimulant claimed to restore vigor and health. It urges early treatment of weakness and stress, touts a Virginia-made tonic called Old Monticello ome, and encourages readers to buy a bottle before meals for faster results.
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Teason
Local Church Sunday School Social and Meeting Summary
Sunday school session held in church parlors followed by a social hour. A business meeting elected officers with Miss Grate Puorcell as president and Dorents Sac as vice president, Edne Hamann as secretary treasurer. Refreshments were served to 19 patrons.
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Grate Puorcell
Doretns
Yireasurer
Edne Hamann
Discharged from Flospteat Mrs Fred Gazaimai 6
Mrs Fred Gazaimai, formerly of St Jos, was discharged from Flospteat hospital to her home in South Amherst on Monday after a stay at Flyria hospital.
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Flospteat
Fred Gazaimai
St. Jos
Hare
Flyria
South Amherst
South Amherst Ladies to Meet
The Ladies' Dime Society of the Amherst Congregational Aid met at the [venue], with plans for community aid and fellowship discussed among members.
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South Amherse
Ladies’ Dime Society of the
Aherst Congregational Ained
Timber supply fears as industry faces long term shortfall
A Pittsburgh report warns timber supply will tighten over years amid rising raw material costs and scarce forest land. It notes substitutes are limited as central region firms push reforestation, maintain two sawmills, and run a large seedling nursery to meet future demand.
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Pittsburgh
Jan
Cate
Silvania
Che
Imany
Vanta Distrien
Hege
Ale Prouram
Bureau of Movies
California Football Attendance Figures From 1926 Berkeley Game
A 1926 Berkeley football report shows attendance of over a third of spectators at the University of California game. MacKenzie, the graduate manager, notes 667 fans attended, with figures indicating high interest in the season. The piece also mentions theater dress rules and a professor’s press development for manufacturing charcoal.
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Califormia
Berwkeley
Cal
Uwuivefornia
Attlee Cray and Mrs tierman Bischolt visit Cleveland
Mr and Mrs tierman Bischolt and Attlee Cray spent today in Cleveland attending events.
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Atte Cray
Mes
Tierman Bischolt
Cleveland
Legion to Meet and Community Notices in Amherst Briefs
The Legion plans a Thursday evening meeting at the event site with Elmer John and others. Brow born at home in Brow is reported, while John Adenuck and B A Kuss enter hospitals in Amherst area. Mrs Evans of Paynesville visits family and prepares to travel south for the remainder of winter.
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Legion
Elmer Johneun Pean Légion
Wil Me
Enrnesl
B. A. Kuss
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
A. Evans
Paynesville
Mich
E.R. Aldrich
Evans
Wellington Notes and French Church Teachings Contrasting Laws
Wellington mis. Violet Curtice correspondent reports on a covered dinner at Mrs Geeclock home with guests Rara Jean Phelps and Palmer. Also mentions Mr Horr, bank employee, and a Friday dance. French church schooling laws debated as lay teachers required. historic returns of monks and nuns contrasted with wartime and postwar policy complexities.
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Mrs. Geeclock Tuesi
Jean Phelps
Palmer
Valors
Marins
Republic
Paracel Nial
Birmingham Thone Number 132 County Line
Birmingham County Line report notes Jan 19 with Rev W M and J B Nennison among attendees. Teachers and members from the Gi hs cho were present on Jan 6 20 with Myra Edgar Little Sunbeam Mira F KH White and Joyce Bos. Adults Mr and Mrs Earl Sanders visited Amherst and W Lawrence family also mentioned.
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Birmingham
Birming
MM. Ustes
J. B. Nennison
Leon Hopkins
Tur Tveni
Gi Hscho
Ham M. EL Church
Myra
Edgar Little Sunbeam
Mira
F KH White
Bright
Joyce
Bos Airs
W. Lawrence
Merry Elass
Leonepi Ranlass
W. A
Earl Sanders
Mattie Sanders
Amherst
UW. Lawrance
Vermilion Visitors And Local Social Roundup
Vermilion residents hosted and visited during the week with Mrs Taser and Mrs C C Sebister noted. Families including the Ladrach Davidson and Haman groups called on neighbors and attended a party at Air Foster's home. Rev W M Kins of the Ingham church aided local youths at a weekly meeting.
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Taser
Rusk
C. C. Sebister
Aliss
Mary Haman
Jas
John Ladrach
Faii Davidson
J Llvria
Saturdas
Fabrixad
Merle
Air Foster
Abe Wood
You Kuhlman
Bit Ude
Ecpers
Fon
Kathring
Kivria Fridas
W. M. Kins
Ingham M. FE
Frank Abelk Mer
Birmingham
John Davidson
Lou Zane
PL W. Kuht
I Thildren
Florence Day
Spencer Community Notes and Visits
Local residents share weekend visits and family news. Mr. and Mrs. Jay and children called. Howard Shick hosted at the Shick home. Kent Foreston and family spent the weekend here. Frank Fuller and relatives were mentioned in travel and care updates.
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le, Spencer
Norman Br
Ellingion
Jay Mdee
Rome
Howard Shick
Hi Chatham
Suiltv
Tate Bank Nh
Tawi
Tieurs Aukis
Che
Kent Foreston
Frank Fuller
Mre
Diasey Gillette
Slade
Spencer Masufarctu
Cleveland
Mr.o
Frank Fullers
Ord Wood
Jett Town
Laecker
R. Aldrich
Frank Nowak
Elyvia
Saturda
Mann
Elyria
Vinco Herbal Tablet Ad Claims Gentle Digestive Relief
An advertisement markets VINCO as a pleasant chocolate coated herbal tablet. It promises gentle regulation without purging or harsh salts, suitable for daily use and claimed to prevent constipation and bloating.
Local notices and family updates from a small town
Thursday business trip and family health notes headline a sequence of community items. Mrs. Fred Brown visits home while Mrs. Hengee returns from ward duties. Rev Mel Beaner plans pulpit duty. Ed Wallinton and Edger Fiervey Inger families deal with colds. a local basketball game reference and stray names suggest a busy week in town.
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Fred Brown
Hengee
Br. i
Mel Beaner
Fiervey Ingernam
Ed Wallinton
Leora
Ghiefos
Risa
How's Your Stomach Nervous Headache Relief Ad
Promotional ad fragment offers a cure for stomach and nervous headaches with a vitamin-like product priced at one dollar. It advertises a money-back guarantee and hints at a local merchant distributing the item.
Grocer Carl Dagny Hosts Weekday Sup and Family Visit
A fragmentary notice describes Carl Dagny and his wife hosting guests including Mr and Mrs al from Cleveland and Mrs. Lowell Coumer at their home on an unspecified Sunday. The text is garbled but indicates social hosting and visiting by relatives.
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Carl Dagny
Nickle
Cleveland
Lowell Coumer
Wooster
Alienrhu Promises Relief for Rheumatic Pain Sufferers
An advertisement asserts Alienrhu eases rheumatic pains and reduces swollen joints. It targets disabled and non disabled users, claiming rapid action within days and long term relief, endorsed by W. Phillips and friends.
Pine Logette Teaches Nature Reforest Effort
A fragment describes a long effort to reforest lands with help from nature and a manufactured breakfast-nook product. It mentions Olid Mo Nature 3 Ti proper and a tree to breakfast setup. The passage emphasizes advancing natural reforestation through assisted processes.
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Barbert
KH Shipyerd
el Lane
Daley Cam Church
Monor
Ke Tey K. Beecher
B.D. Mitcell
Daley
Pase
H. D. Sheldon
J. C. Cromer
Reller
Thomas McRoberts
Vernon Emert
Charles W. Recard
Charles W. Lawrence
North Pleasant ST
Plum Creek High
Tees Oberlin
Plum Creek
White
Melance
Ohio
Cherlin
West Lorain
North Cedar
Jabé Snyder
Raion Street
Finitimi
Mitha Avery
North Park
Or. G. Sheppard
Park Avenue
Ivanois V. Barnes
Bureau of Appointments
Mon
B. A. Jenne
Misses Grace Pur
Maripple
J. Bi
Frede iInqUiTi
Elrria
Wington
Reuben Lollingsworth, Jr
Arthur Whiten
Emmett Reynolds
Frank Griffin
Fred Keech
Wiliam Springer
Earnest Lempke
George Cox
David Nagel
Jack Kinlock
Nick Klassen
Arthur Bauer
William Heller
Frank Belown
Ray Marring
Jacob Rosencranz
Frank Arndt
Donald Edwards
Edward Sa Diers
Milan Avenue
Wheatley
Pius
Isin Sway
Xaminauus
Fanoon
Wilia
W. OB
Stork News
Mrs the Proud P
Brow
John Adenuck
Iseal Hospital
Harris Street
Violet Curtice
Artes Wo Horr
Wellluston
Horr
Wellbank
I Co
Ingie
Frida
Pallas
Belmonts
Washington
Warren Delano Robbins
Ferry Belmont
National Capital
Texas Ranger
Ross Photo
Bill Wricht
Texas
Cov
Dan Moody
Company of Texas Ranceors
Harry Weideman
Beye
Kuevey
Werth
Airron
West St
C. W. Phillips
Otten
Ailemrbu
Frien W. Phillips
Cotie
Reid
Chestnut St
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