Behrendt Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Joseph Behrendt
Amherst mourns as Mrs. Joseph Behrendt is laid to rest in Cleveland Avenue cemetery after services at St Paul Lutheran Church Crownhill Avenue. Rev Henry Abrim officiated with prayers by L F Kreeger and Ann Short. pallbearers included John and Fred Hoffman and Lawrence Leach. Out of town attendees traveled from Lorain Elyria Grafton and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Fred Hoffman
Lawrence Leach
Walter Hentz
T. A A. Roberts
Earl Gruget
Bural
Cleveland Ave
Or. Ho Baker
W. Alexander
W. Gladowski
Louis Exenberger
Nerman Fuss
L. Reynolds
Rosemary Huths Birthday Party at Brownhelm Home
William Huth entertained for his daughter Rosemary on her 11th birthday at their Brownhelm home. About 11 guests attended, with Ruth Nabakoski winning the guessing contest and Ruth Webb winning the hidden contest. A two course luncheon followed at 6 pm, with heart favors and a large birthday cake. Rosemary received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Huth
Rosemary
Brownhelm
Ruth Mary Nabakoski
Ruth Webb
Mildred
Audrey Ruth
Lucile
Patricia Marshall
Marion Steecher
Alberta Pelton
Lucile Sehibley
Gertrude McQueen
Ruth Mary Nahakowski
Installation of officers at Jessamine Lodge DO Scr
The Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland held a regular session at the 1.0 F hall last evening with installation of officers conducted by Mrs Anya Gerrie acting as installing officer. Officers named include Jane Emery past president and Jane Hrive vice president with Isabella Robertson as chaplain and Jane Scott as financial secretary among others. Following the business session a social dance featured the Genius Art Club entertained at the home of Milas dna Jiopkins on Franklin street with Helen Bastin assisting hostess and dainty refreshments served to the hostesses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
F. Hall
Anya Gerrie
Cleveland
Makron
Lorain
Werth
Elyria
Jane Emery
Jane Hrive
Isabelle Nailing
Isabella Robertson
Jane Scott
Jean Bain
Asnes Duncan
Trone Burnett
Catherine Robertson
Brianbeth Mickel
Jean Pullips
Vlorence McDonala
Auns Robertoun
Kathering Robertson
Mix
Gerri
Emery
Mra
Keith
Genius Art Club
Milas Dna Jiopkins
Franklin Street
Flelen Bastin
Abilef Businesseasidn Waihebl
Bunno
Beulah Wilton
Velnm
Krause
Virginia
Liman
Joseph Ine Menz
Alice Terne
Dorothy Moff
Hefen Tice
Wilson
Attend Punetoal Mrs Masry Gehike Held
Fragmentary text indicates a funeral or attendance note mentioning Mrs Masry Gehike and someone named Joseph Nateh, with unclear context and location missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punetoal
Masry Gehike
Bresing
Joseph Nateh
Lorain
Lorain Cemetery Interment Conducted Monday Morning
Interment took place Monday morning in Cleveland Street cemetery under the direction of J. Paid Thompson. The line of the record notes Lorain and Cleveland Street areas, with a brief, formal notice of services conducted by a named person.
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Lorain
Fants Lot
Cleve ‘Land St
J. Paid Thompson
Amherst Hotel Luncheon Elects Local Officers and Club Notes
Amherst Business Men's Association hosts a luncheon at Amherst Hotel with election of officers led by president William Mudmann and secretary Fred Stuythe. Teacher-training class at Church Parlor. Melting Postponed by Amherst auxiliary meeting. Sunday guests and entertainments at Brownhelm and Amherst homes. Mite Society plans at Methodist church. hospital news and local brief items from Amherst area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Business Men's
Amherst
William Mudmann
Howard Moebius
Fool. Stuythe
Brent Hogrete
Trachder
Liss
Voeter
Deane Cal Ehareh
Berke
Lucy Hoemer
Pers
Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests
Misses Arline Kerleh and Floren Bodmiann hosted a mingling afternoon in Munda with Mr and Mrs Chas Warrty’s daughter Gra. Oberlin hosted Sumas guests via Mr and Mrs 0 Masters Mig. Katherine Kolbe and sons Cari Oliver visited Sandsiy evening with Mr and Mrs Adam Grobe of Loranna. Willian Sehahle and family from Aven heke spent Sunday with Mrs Caroling Ketch. Jenny Kendeigh visited Monday after epenny boraba. Miss Olive and Baba Hel Jer with Doruthia Minst hosted Vand Mis. Mulholland of torn dosepi Keleh transported to Case School of Vp Steuer after spie nie the week end watch. Caroline deeded Mr and Mrs Wilhlatth Tse tar daughters Laverne and Middred of Toren visited Sunday. Willem hates Mr and Mrs Seuritheds daughter Lard visited after spending the past week with Ma and Ales 7 Sehitte lig isa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Kerleh
Floren Bodmiann
Spon
Munda
Loran
Chas
Warrty
Gra
Oberlin
Sumas
Masters Mig
Katherine Kolbe
Cari
Oliver
Adam ‘Grobe
Loranna
Willian Sehahle
Aven Heke
Mrg
Caroling Ketch
Jenny Kendeigh
Epenny Boraba
Cliire
Lugene Borge Gibson Theodore
Toledy
J. Puma
Cheelim
Atv Amherst
Olive
Baba Hel Jer
Doruthia
Minst
Spene
Vand Mis
Mulholland
Vp Steuer
Tereland
Spenie
Mais
Caroline
Mas
Laverne
Toren
Willem
Oia
Ependinis
Ales
Obscure Oberlin Writings Hint At Local Matters
A fragmented text from Oberlin references departmental actions, a ceremony, and community figures. It mentions scheduling, a Monday event, and discussions about work, guidance, and local governance, though many names and specifics are garbled.
Diphtheria Quarantine Casts Shadow At Oberlin College
Unclear text describes diphtheria cases among Oberlin College women and a response by local health authorities. Report mentions quarantine measures and observed mild illness in several individuals. Details are fragmentary and names are inconsistently rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Oberlus
Goreyering
Oitman
Naushe
Wisin
Jaram County
Veith Commikatoner
Eabl
Catia
Derry
Feamey clash and crowded cheers mark Coast Week sports
A scrambled report describes a Feamey clash with a crowded crowd, noting a lively scene and mutual support. It mentions Joe Wre Mu as a presiding figure, a fellow TM St eh ote Pngtish spars Veh Va Joeeqte Sati, and Violet Mirel with an orchestra performing amid the chaotic but energetic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feamey
Joe Wre
Wiwenemath
Violet Mirel
Hacia Orehesitr
Wellington Club Members Host Entre Nous Evening
Miss Treva Yowk hosted Entre Nous at her home with a brief business part and social hour. Guests included Miss Grissinger Mrs Charles Baum and Mrs Dave Arnold as a delirious bench on was served by Mrs J W Shook. Friendship Guild planned at home Monday Jan 31 with Margaret Warner and Jeanestr Warner hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey
Wellington
Dam
Treva Yowk
Entre Nous Club
Brethe
Crea Grissinger
Mise Grissinger
Charles Baum
Dave Arnold
Toteh' Meineer
J. W. Shook
Friendship Guild
Margaret and
Jeanestr Warner
Friendsship Guild
Bizarre OCR Fragment Hints At Names And Places Across Years
The readable bits reference several proper nouns and places such as Weahor Oita Mis Feb and Amber Dima tabs eyed VOR TEP TE Gute. Mentions of figures like Pistor Hae Gt bet Vy and Viator appear amid a jumble of garbled tokens suggesting a historical newspaper fragment with scattered names, dates, and possible event notes.
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Brolyds
Emma
Bey
Ghost of Geoffrey haunts East Barnet Grange says locals
London Jan 26 A rural hamlet near London reports a growing haunting by the Gray Lady. Geoffrey de Stans vila once silenced, now joined by the ghostly aristocrat who strolls the Grange corridors. Residents fear the specter, while owner Robert Marshall grows tired of the haunt and public interest. The tale cites scares by day and night and claims the Gray Lady offers matrimony.
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London
Geoffrey de Stansvila
Harlot
East Barnet
Walter Stutters
Tocal Justic
Grange
Mehta
Geoffrey Clanks
Robert Marshall
The
Geoffrey
Twomonth
Marshall
Pt3rhie Societea
Mediuts
Gray
Blame Bad Morals on Smoke and Soot in Cities
Toledo report by Claude A Campbell, banker, argues smoke and soot corrode morals and raise murders and crimes in smoky cities. He cites city ordinances as remedies and estimates average person inhales over five times body weight in soot yearly. Cleveland and Pittsburgh losses given for smoke nuisance, with Pittsburgh at about 850 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Claude A. Campbell
Campbell
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Nude paintings spark municipal art gallery dispute
Amid confusion over recently stolen nude works titled Aeron and Meron council members debate rehang The garret storage and deity hall rumor of a new city gallery space grows as officials discuss public decorum and university involvement in preserving the art.
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Meron
O Dan
Desdtanonu
Muaicipal
Deity Hall
WM Meeestl
Lscussion
Hybolt
Hose
Thom
Radio blamed for fall of birth rate in Seattle
In Seattle 1926 saw births fall sharply and marriages decline. Dr. CT Haney, Seattle health commissioner, notes births 400 fewer than 1925 and total marriages about half of 1926 compared to 1925, amid population growth fears and rising costs.
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Folka
CT Haney
Elty
Deg
Machink
Hanley
Seattle
Cow with wooden leg aids famed Miss Penrose herd
A cow on Miss Anna Penrose's New South Wales farm lost a leg as an eighteen month old. She fitted the limb with a wooden prosthesis, later improving it herself. The artificial limb has functioned for eight years. the cow is now healthy, has had three calves, and is one of the herd's best milkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Penrose
New South Wales
Harvard and Ohio State Comics Moon Shape Study
Harvard University researchers plan to observe the Moon during a Saturn eclipse to deduce its shape, arguing to prove a lopsided Moon, while Ohio State astronomer Prof. Edmund S. Manson disputes the method, saying the eclipse offers little scientific gain. Saturn's huge distance makes the event appear star-like, with future 1927 occultations offering possible repeat opportunities.
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Columbis
Ohio
State University
Harvard University
Sandman
Uvaman
Harvard
Edmund S. Manson
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Owme
Satbin
Whch
Prof
Manson
Ten Thousand Dollar Check From Former Husband
Dayton, January 25 A check for 510,000 came to Mi Putnam from the United States Consular Service in Washington. It originated with her former husband from whom she obtained a divorce about a year ago, after leaving Tientsin, China. Mi Putnam and Dr Roy J Hood married in 1919, worked in war service at Camp Chillicothe, he later moved to China where he served in the American consular office. She returned to Dayton in 1924 and remained after a divorce was filed a year ago. The check was said to be a sign of esteem not a settlement and the matter may involve court action on the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Jan
Sea
Pytnam
United States
Washington
Tien-Tsin
China
Mi Putnam
Roy J. Hood
Camp 5Heman
Chillicothe
Fundar
Britain to test fighting aircraft for new air speed race
Britain plans a decisive series of air tests with three special racing craft designed for the Air Ministry. The trials aim to determine whether air cooled or water cooled engines yield better high speed performance and could influence the next Schneider Cup outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ad Ministry
France
Italy
Wageland
Supermarine
Tooneplin
Bristowe
Sebneidy
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Children Aid Health
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy to regulate digestion and improve appetite in children six and older. The copy claims they are not a laxative, help with stomach and liver issues, and support bright eyes and clear skin, available in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Edwards
Society to Meet South Amherst Jundies Aid Session
In South Amherst on January 25 the Jundies Aid society will meet at the Methodist church for a full day. A business session will occur, followed by quilting. Dinner will be served at noon by Mrs Heathcote, Mrs Brosieker, Mrs Bauman, and Mrs Grifhu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Jundies’ Aid Society
Joseph Heathcote
Belle Brosieker
Charles Bauman
J. Grifhu
Whist Club Hostess Event At Vivian Street Home
Mass Phillips hosted a Whist Club gathering at Mies Ehaaberh Phillips residence on Vivian Street. The evening featured a prize won by Mrsavid Phillips with Alley Duncan also noted for a prize. A light repast was served to 24 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Phillips
Mies Ehaaberh’ Phillips
Vivian Street
Budy
Tnen
Vuavid Phillips
Peut
Priae
Alley Duncan
Wellington Loses Both Games in South Amherst Fixture
Wellington basketball teams opened the season with road games against South Amherst. The summer boys fell 20 to 19 as Highland scored for South Amherst, while the Senior Highs’ Glanded side lost 24 to Ws in a fast, exciting contest at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
South Amherst
Personalities Meet and News from Amherst Ohio
Mrs Enid Baldry of Cleveland spent the week end with her parents Alfred Clark of Wooster and visiting Mrs W Heussner. Henry Kolb and Carl Gibson attended the auto show in Cleveland. A number attended the Daughters of Scotland installation at the S O O F hall in Amherst. Godfrey Aebersold, hurt at the quarries last week, was discharged from Amherst hospital. Mrs Chas Brace, staying with her daughters in Blytia, gains. Mrs William Oltman discharged from Amherst hospital and improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Baldry
Cleveland
Alfred Clark
Wooster
W. Heussner
Henry Kolb
Carl Gibson
Daughters of Scotland
S. OO. O. F. Hall
Amherst
Godfrey Aebersold
Amherst Hospital
Chas. Brace
Blytia
Wlliam Oltman
Allenrhy Rheumatism Remedy Ad Card
An advertisement claims Allenrhy is a reliable Rheumatism remedy sold by druggists countywide. The copy promises a full pint bottle, money back if not satisfied, and cites years of trial with notable relief for swollen joints and pain, urging readers to try the product.
Woman tests Tepes Tonic approves it
An advertisement claims Tepes Tonic by Redwood’s in Elyria and other drugstores improves digestion headaches nerves and sleep. A testimonial from Mrs Stella Herman at 4228 Redwood Street praises relief after using two bottles, urging others with poor health to consider Tepre Tone Hisses and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Herman
Redwood
CW. Philips
Elyria
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B. A. Jenne
Woy
Linkth
Heir
Silver King Coal
Crook’s Coal & Supply Co
Amherst Volunteer Room
LO. 2. Hall
Eidehard Twley
June and
Lean
Doris Conger
Wiliam ‘Phourpsent
Mt Wth
Herman Witt and
Jamils
North Lake St
Untertain Club
Mis
Rth
John Garland
Winifred Heathcote
O. J. Brown
Is A. Senne
Sons
Foster and Burton
Mite Society
Wm. Coburn
Mary Mahkorn
the Methodists Church
F. W. Eastman
Pittsfield
Hospital News
Ruel Millers Vronaheim
Bheabeth Wilton
Hoopital
Raymon
Slaith
Elyria Wakan
Amber
Mia
Tesman Watt
Dich
Ter Amelia
Talang Hall
Hall
Ask Fomr Druggist
Price Sse A. Cheney & Co
Zeve Wenths
Chetya
James Bolton
Martin Well
Point Vince
Harles W. Lawrence
North Pleasant St
Peltiatis
Auvirer Ghee
Lerth
Merts
Willie Bald Nes
Hammer of
Vrs
Willard Wemor
Miss Waihard
Teater
Roger Vander Weyduietiat
Andrew Mellon
Wantes States Treasury
Laniton
Laland
Birliss
Marrs
Tae Koarrawe
Raderick
Steve Verh
Luz Tarner
Nope Mateenson
Ted Te Taran
Andy Galt
Berchester
Puthor
Veygne
Engiand
Aeron
Monas
Columbus
Britain
Marguerite Moser
C. W. Phillips
Bedwood
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