Miss Lydia Hutchison A Hero In Ashton Dog Derby
Miss Lydia Hutchison, famed from last winter’s Ashton Idaho dog derby rescue, heads into this year’s race on February 22. The event features champion Tud Kent and the veteran Smokey Gasko, whom Hutchison aided during last year’s search, both entered to vie for the title.
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Smokey” Gasko
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Fragmentary 1923 Farm and Market Figures Mix
An incomplete OCR fragment references farm values and stock figures for January 1923, listing multiple dollar amounts and percentages. Mentions of counties, farms, and boards appear garbled, with scattered figures for 1922 and 1923 and unclear entities.
Thursday concert season notes and exams outline
A garbled school notice outlines a Thursday program starting noon with a lecture on tempo and team recitals. Mentions include concerts by Cleve and Russian works, with teachers to decide student treatments and exam opportunities for women and other students.
Icy roadway aids capture auto bandits
Two masked men held up the Reinbold filling station at night and stole forty one dollars from the cash register. They fled in an automobile later captured five miles south of Newark Ohio. They were identified as Paul Pregenter twenty six and Charles Aveie nineteen of Zanesville. The car was bought on installment from a Zanesville firm with a balance of one hundred fifty dollars. The motive given was to obtain funds to make a payment.
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Newark
Reinbold
Paul Pregenter
Charles Aveié
Local Notes and Visits From Birmingham Area Arrivals
Adam Berg visited Cleveland on business while residents and visitors from Elyria Oberlin Wellington Mansfield and Norwalk circulated in Birmingham. Measles cases reported, W C T U committee met, births noted, and several social visits and sales attendance listed.
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Birmingham
Adam Berg
Cleveland
C. A. Bissel
Ely Tia
Myron Coultrip
John Kranhenbuc
Oberlin
Myra Comnstalk
Elyria
George Becker
George Ott
Amherst
J. D. Parker
Henry Trieden
Mansfield
Ohio
Mike Lemoneus
Otis West
Berlinville
Willard Davison
John Davison
Alice Keighley
Berlin Heights
Coultrip
William Gatiss
J. W. Gatiss
Wellington
Christian Phur
Elenore Ott
Lee Parker
L Eppler
Helen
Norwalk
A. Ulskin
Wakeman
Alfred Flemings
Sandusky
Pay and
Huron
Thomas J. Rusk Jr
Albert Hinderer
Leon Richmond
LaGrange
Marion Bates
Lewis Delifield
Christ Kroph
Axtel
Ardah Eweil
Veleta Ohling
Jessie Berk- Inger
Leullé German
Cc. C. Sthisler
A. E. Herman
Bessie Pierce
Ben Pierce
H. Q. Pierce
Gladys Hunter
de Fluiter
Nina de Fluiter
Bert
Amherst Elyria Lodge installs Amherst Review officers
Amherst January 24. A group from the local Women's Benefit Association attended the installation of officers in Elyria last evening. The following ladies were installed into the offices.
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Elyria
Amherst
Cousty Milk Deasers
Wiliam Treester
William Jaeger
Edward Whyten
Frank Lapp
M. A. Rhinskile
Gas claims two more victims in Cleveland
Carbon monoxide gas killed two more people in Cleveland on January 24, including John Kutschera a real estate dealer and an unidentified woman about 30 found dead in his home after police broke in They had apparently been dead for nearly a week The tally from gas deaths in the past two months reached eight.
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Cleveland
John Kutschera
Kuteschera
Fire damages downtown candy store and halts traffic
A downtown blaze confined to the candy store room halted traffic on the south and west sides for over an hour. Firefighters deployed all downtown equipment to battle the fire estimated at $165,006 in damage. The incident disrupted the area as crews worked to contain it.
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Seday Reeal Square
Carl Eal ‘Lone
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