Banquet Honors National Commander in Columbus
The American Legion Ohio Department held its tenth annual banquet at the Deshler Hotel in Columbus honoring national commander Edward E. Spafford of New York City. A concert by the prize band of Frank Hinross No. 1 accompanied greetings from Governor Donaher and Columbus officials.
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American Legion
Department of Ohio
Deshier
Columbus
Loreal Post
Edward D. Krebs
Adijutan
Geo. H. Allen
Thomas D. Welsh
Walter Bageell
Foster Diriam
Frankin County
Edward E. Spafford
New York City
Frantk Hinross No. 1
Donaher
James J. Thomas
E. E. Spafford
George E. Denny
Rainbow Division
FE. E. Moore
Ladie Auxi of
Ohio
Department
Legion
Tim
Sundar
Deshler Hotel
Denny
Americam Legion Auxil Moore
Deper
EL Lifes
Grand Cnef de Carte
Oia
Edward Athias
Milo J. Warner
Britten
Pri
Gyen
Spafford
Conference deemed best ever held in the state
The gathering closed at 3 p m Sunday with attendees praising the meeting as the best conference yet in the state. Geo H Alles adjutant of the local post says many woeful questions were issued to be adopted by the local post.
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American Legion
Tre P.m
Geo. H. Alles
Oberlin Publisher Named GOP National Convention Delegate
Senator Willis names Wilbur H. Phillips Oberlin publisher as a delegate to the Republican National Convention in Kansas City in June after endorsement by the Litain County Republican executive committee.
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Oberlin
G.O. P
Willis
Wilbur H. Phillips
Kansas
Learr
Litain County
Republican Execuure Committee
Fire at Wellington filling station causes damage
Wellington January 25 Fire thought caused by a small heating device at the H J Pratt filling station two miles south of town destroyed part of the building Friday morning. Insurance covered the loss. School board met Friday approving and distributing the annual budget and bids for lands depository. Entertain Club Mrs Lena Dibble hosted the Luncheon Bridge group on South Main Street Thursday. Eagles plan anniversary party F O E members look to March 17 theatre and dinner at Cleveland with Bill Wadsworth master of ceremonies again. Library party A B Currivce hosted a social fundraiser at his home Friday to aid the library project with a midnight supper. Getting better J W Shook convalescing from illness at Oberjoe.
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Wellington
H. J. Pratt
Lena Dibble
Soath Main Street
Cleveland
Wadsworth
Death summons Mrs John Robinson on Wheel ing Avenue
Mrs John Robinson dies at home on Wheel ing Avenue after more than a year’s illness. She was seventy one last October and is survived by her husband and two children Kent sad Mrs Wm Garriss both of this place. Funeral services are announced.
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John Robinson
Wheeling Avenue
Kent
Wm. Garriss
Chldren
Community notices and club meetings announced
The page lists events for the week including a convention in Columbus with a noon start and an evening concert, a Ladies Aid meeting with a social hour, and an American Legion gathering planning a family party with a Valentine’s event next month.
Home Town Follies at Wellington Opera House
Miss Wealsh, Oberlin Business College graduate, headlines Wellington’s Home Town Follies at the Opera House Friday night January 27 under the Wellington Volunteer firemen. The show features Vic Ernst cartoonist, Creda and Grissinger, Wellington’s Two Black Crows, and The Golden Tone Quartette directed by Maybelle Williams, promising strong local talent and laughs.
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Wellington Opera House
Wellington
Genevieve Reindl
Vie
Creda
A? Grissinger
Howard Evens
Clifton West
Russell
Alfred Frank
Golden Tone
Maybelle Williams
Death notices for Phillip Rowlands and Ferd Bacholtz
Two death notices from Elyria. Phillip Ror Rowlands aged 17 at Elyria Memorial Hospital after appendicitis. funeral from parental home with Rev. Serard at LaGrange, burial LaGrange cemetery. Ferd Bacholtz of River Street died suddenly at 60 with six children and two grandchildren. funeral to be held at 2:15 PM from his home and burial in Riegelawn cemetery.
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Phillip Howlands
Phillip Ror Rowlands
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Norgan Rowlands
LaGrange Road
Robert
LaGrange High School
Ferd Bacroltz
Ferd Bachottz
River Street
Down Town
Oscar
Cleveland
Alfred
el Ra
Elon Peck
Californi Cart
Grafton
Arthur
Sherman Melsinger
Elyrra
Germany
St. Jonis Lurherar
Riégelawn
Views differ on case of mother by arrangement
Wide discussion follows the New York controversy over a mother who chose a man for a child’s father. Dr Ellsworth Huntington supports the selection as scientifically sound though social views differ. Leon Flow offers a contrary view questioning the mother’s impact on the child. Newark crime and a fatal air collision in Japan are briefly noted.
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New York
Ellsworth Huntington
Eneenics.j
Leon Flow
Fined Five Dollars for Reckless Driving in Wellington
Local news item reports Charles Hofman fined five dollars and costs by Mayor James A. Hew after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Other items include divorce actions, court notices, agricultural society meeting, and minor traffic crashes in Wellington and Elyria through a long column of briefs.
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Charles Hofman
Kenyon Ave
James A. Hew
Hoffman
LaGrange
Firth
Major Heat
Hofman
Grover Brink
Parmley Avenue
Brink
Eniks
Reed May Be Second Choice in the South
Washington January 23 Senator James A Reed of Missouri may be elected as a second choice candidate for the presidential nomination in southern states planning to cast early convention ballots for favorites. Georgia and Arkansas discuss naming Reed as second choice to oppose Smith. southern leaders expect favorite son strategies to express opposition while avoiding direct clashes before the convention. Reed is seen by some as the only candidate able to beat Smith in Houston, with northern blocs potentially rallying to him if Smith is not nominated.
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Washington
James A. Reed
Missouri
Georgia
Congress
Reed
Arkers
Smith
Walter George
George
Arkansas
Joseph Tft. Robinson
Woodraw Wilson
Belfere Ther
Neready
Houston
Wakeman Social News Highlights in Week
Wakeman residents host and visit relatives across nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Willis Wooden visit Elvia. Mr and Mrs Stank Vecktel of Kent attend a gathering at Mrs Dela Hee Rowland’s in South Euclid. Ray Barnes and family welcome twins. trip to Cleveland for road builders meeting noted. several locals travel to Norwalk and Elyria for hospital or visitations.
Lavoptik Advertises Soothing Red Eye Relief
An old advertisement quotes Mrs Gould praising Lavoptik for relief of sore inflamed eyes. It claims the product reduces pain and inflammation quickly and promotes refreshed tired eyes. The ad lists Ebert's Drug Store at 571 West Broad Street as a place to purchase.
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Lavoptik
Local Notes and Obituaries From Wakeman Area
Mrs Sam Purvis of Cleveland spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs M T Scott. Elver Sprague aged 71 died Sunday morning at his farm on the Townsend Wakeman line. Funeral Wednesday at one at home with Rev Lindhbeck officiating. Mrs Wil Benson and daughter Thelma were Norwalk shoppers. Miss Alice Arnold funeral held at home burial in Biringham cemetery. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Clair Ross Jan 16. Mrs Camp and Mr Camp brought three week old girl to Wakeman for burial. Reading circle met with Mrs Paul O Brien with a fine program and lunch.
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Wiliam Briesh
Uo Low Galls
Elver Sprague
Townsend
Wakeman
Lindhbeck
Wil Benson
Thelme
Norwalk
Don Hastings
Alica Arnold
Biresingham
Clair Ross
A. Johnson
Cleveland
Aea Wood
Mary Peck
Obectin
Ed Canfield
Mrs. Camp
Collins
River Street
Spot McMann
Steubenville
Ohio
Jennie Green
G. Ti. Lane
Parsons
Hand
Toledo
Julia Conneller
Fiora Wooden
Kates Jenkins
Chas. Russell
Elmer Brewer
Weeks
Lon Seeley
Feld Sither School
Paul O'Brian
Pastors Oppose Naval Build Up At Ohio Convention
At the Columbus Ohio pastors convention a committee report opposes a competitive navy and urges withdrawal of armed forces from Nicaragua. The goodwill committee favors diplomatic ties with Russia and limiting arms shipments to aggressors while stressing peaceful dispute settlement. The youth committee raises questions on ministry preparation and compulsory ROTC military training.
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Columbus
Jas
Executive Department
United States
Committee On International Good Will
Ohio
Nicaragua
Congress of the
Russia
Burton
Rodth
College Bors
Sids
Vrouth
South
Ohio newspaper men hold annual meeting in Columbus
The Ohio select list of newspapers convened in ausal session in Columbus and will be followed by the Associated Dailies meeting tonight. Eddie Guest will speak and recite poems while Thurman Miller will serve as toastmaster. Dr Marcel Knecht of Le Matin Paris attends a complimentary dinner tomorrow.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Ohio Deilias
Smacbeom
W. O. Littick
Zamesville
Lews MH Brush
Salem
B. Larder
Norwalk
Eddie Guest
Associated Dairies
Thurman “Duaty” Miller
Marcel Knecht
le Matin
Paris
Buckeye Press Association
Hor
Nearness to Markets Boosts Ohio Agriculture
L. L. Rummel of the Ohio Farmer told advertising men in Cincinnati that Ohio markets outperform others. He credited Ohio’s central location and coastal demand, noting diversification of farms as key to statewide farming success and greater prosperity for Ohio farmers.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Buckeye
L. L. Rummel
The
Ohio Farmer
Rummell
Eastern Carolina base ball league forms six club circuit
The Eastern Carolina baseball league will include Rocky Mount Paretreive Kinston Wimi ngies Greenville and Golds Dora. Connie Mack to install a bright new electric scoreboard at Philadelphia American League Park as a surprise during opening day. Committees reported on moral welfare in the home religious education and interdenominational goodwill with a Christian church suggested by the committee.
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Eastern Carolina Baseball League
Rocky Mount
Paretreyive
Kinston
Wimiingies
Greenville
Golds- Dora
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Athletics
Christian Church
Thoss
Noted French Rheumatism Prescription Offered by Paul Case
A wartime confidential ad offers a French rheumatism and neuritis treatment prescription learned in France with the claim of helping thousands. The author, Paul Case, provides to mail the prescription free upon request and asks for the reader's address via postal reply.
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France
Paul Case
Dept
Breckten
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George Pieres
Corpening
Sam Purvis
M. T. Scott
Roy Brewster
Howard Ford
Irene Bean
Rich McMaan
Healeh
Marcelling
Kopp’s Barber Shop & Beauty Parlor
Fay Co
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