Amherst Study Club Meets and Local Sports Battles
Amherst hosts a study club meeting at E. E. Foster home with talks on highways child labor and income tax law as members list includes J Nicholl H Tough and F Hubbard. Amherst Eagles schedule two tough basketball games at Fremont and Port Clinton this week with Ridgeville at Amherst tonight in a potential league championship clash.
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E. E. Foster
Cleveland Ave
U. S
W. A. Purcell
J. A. Weabecher
Janen Nicholl
Eagles
Amherst Eagles
Fremont
Port Clinton
Brownhelm Independents
Amherst Independents
Ridgeville
Lorain Co
Old Poc Turners Inflammacine Promoted for Colds and Sore Throats
An advertisement touts Old Poc Turners Inflammacine as a quick remedy for colds nasal catarrh sore throats tonsillitis and throat congestions. Available in 30 and 60 cent sizes with a guarantee from C. W. Phillips and local druggists.
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C. W. Phillips
Farmers Week Debates New Northeastern Ohio Station
H H Richardson heads an Ohio State University Extension panel meeting Lorain County vegetable growers during Farm Week February 1 5 in Columbus to discuss a vegetable and greenhouse experiment station for Lake Area Northeast Ohio.
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H. H. Richardson
Ohio State University
Lorain County
C. J. Rowland
First White Crow Killed Displayed in London Show Window
A white crow shot by John Boyd near Summerford, Madison County, is mounted for display in the Harry Howard Harness shop window in London. The specimen is noted as the first white crow killed in Madusco County.
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London
Madusco County
Harry Howard Harness Shop
John Boyd
Summerford
Madison County
Oberlin Road Social and Sports Notes
Oberlin area visitors and residents share weekend activities. Amy Griggs and Cherry Janette hosted relatives, with Mrs. B rige’s sister from Lowville also visiting. Local basketball fans Frank Kreuger and sons attended the Hyria Oberlin game. Others stopped by or traveled, including trips to Chicago and hospital visits, with several residents under medical care.
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Amy Griggs
Cherry Janette
Oberlin
Cherry
Brige
E. Kline
Lowville
N. Y
Frank Kreuger
Frank and
Russel
Fred McRoberts
J. Waysar
Elyria
J. C. Davidson
Edna Foley
Tucille Campbell
Cleveland
P. J
Charles Rhodes
Orlin Steffin
West Ridge
Harry Spiecher
Would Be Next Governor of Pa. Would Be Next Governor of Pa.
Guests visited the Baumann home as the Kreuger and Murphey families hosted Sunday gatherings. Elyria and Oberlin residents joined in with neighbors from Avon Pittsfield Amherst and West Russia. The town notes include a new semester start with thirty pupils enrolled and a local dance at the I O O F hall.
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John Baumann
Frank Kreuger
Warry Murphey
Oberlin
E. Heiner
Avon
Kreuger
P. Schaefer
Paul
Elyria
John McIntire
Pittsfield
Steve Tackas
Harvey Hahn
Carl Hansen
Dan Campbell
Ben Dudley
West Russia
Amherst
William Hart
Grace
Alta Viegly
Louise Bau
Miana
Karl Kreuger
Napp
Road branches near Stop One Hundred nearing completion
A branch of the road south of Stop One Hundred is nearly completed and work has begun on the east branch. The project progresses with construction advancing on both routes.
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Stop One Hundred
Coasting Accident Threatens Youths Eye in Ohio
In New Lexington Ohio 11 year old Harry Koblentz, son of Perry county farmers, jolted by coasting lost vision risk after sliding into barbed wire, tearing his right eye and suffering facial cuts. The scene reflects hazardous winter recreation and dangers to children.
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Harry Koblentz
W. I. Koblentz
Perry County
Koblentz
Market brisk in Hale frontier trades
In the Franco Italian frontier Hale Markets thrive with buyers gaiing brisk business with peasant girls. In Paris fashion shifts to spectacles rims colored to match gowns signaling style trends across Europe.
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Paris
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