Daugherty Calls Enemies In His Harding Tragedy Tale
In New York on January 26 Harry M. Daugherty depicts himself as victim and hero, naming party foes Senators Lodge Pepper Borah and faulting Coolidge for backing their push. He credits Hoover’s Marion speech and reveals a privately administered second presidential oath at the Coolidge homestead in Vermont.
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Mellon
Hughes
Hoover
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mass
George Wharton Pepper
William E. Borah
Idaho
Coolidge
Marion
Ohio
President Coolidge
Vermont
Lady Furness Sets New Fashion With Long Red Gloves
London social notes report Lady Furness, connected to New York financier Harry Hays Morgan, debuting a new style for the Prince of Wales circle by wearing long red gloves with a ring stone worn outside.
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Lady Furness
Harry Hays Morgan
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Congregational Church Canvass Brings In $6759 in Wellington
Members and friends of the Congregational church celebrate a successful annual canvass. Although all pledges are not yet received, canvass chairman J. C. MacDermott reports the response is strong and the amount of 6759 will be over-subscribed.
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Wellington Celebrates New Water Reservoirs Filling
The village of Wellington rejoices as the 175,600,000 gallon water shed overflows after replacing a 326,000 gallon reservoir. Pre construction supply was about 50,000,000 gallons. Current storage in two reservoirs is over 223,060,000 gallons with a lake 40 acres in area and as deep as 25 feet.
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Florida resident sends box of fruit to parents
Karl Robinson, wintering at Hollywood Beach Hotel in Florida, sent a large box of oranges and grapefruit to his parents Mr and Mrs Kent Robinson. The gift arrived yesterday and accompanied by a letter from Robinson noting he and roommate John Floris of Wellington had just enjoyed their first ...
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Karl Robinson
Hollywood Beach
Hollywood
Fla
Kent Robinson
Robinson
John Floris
Wellington
Dinner Guests From Lorain Visit Stevicks
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis of Lorain were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stevick last evening.
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Arthur Lewis
Lorain
H. B. Stevick
Georgia hunting good reports from quail to turkeys
Fred Greetham George Warner Charles Sheldon and J. J. Jackson say hunting in Georgia this season is good They also note gardens are up and peas in bloom and send word home from Georgia
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Georgia
Fred Greetham
George Warner
Charles Sheldon
J. J. Jackson
Wellington Nurse To Enter Detroit Hospital
Miss Betty Greetham of Wellington completes nurse training at St Luke's and will travel to Detroit for three months of contagious wards training in Detroit hospitals next month.
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Wellington
Detroit
Betty Greetham
St. Luke's Hospital
Orrville people share news from town and beyond
Kent Warner returns home from a visit with aunts in Orrville. A March 1 farm move is planned for the L. W. Jordan and family on the & K. Warner place. Wilda Abbott improves after a mouth infection. Mrs. George Warner visits Cleveland. Several couples plan to see Earl Carrolls Vanities in Cleveland. A long list of local visitors and residents follows including Sponsellers, Garnetts, and Robinsons. Farm talks, hospital and college stops, and a horse sale highlight community life with church and lodge notes and social events at Hotel England.
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Orrville
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
L. W. Jordan
the & K. Warner Farm
Wilda Abbott
George Warner
Cleveland
Alfred Ledyard
Earl Carroll
Henry Ramser
Franklin Jones
Wiliam Bennjett
Charles Baum
W. L. Wadsworth
E. J. Henes
Robert Burnham
Kenneth Goodwin
Anna Poiner
W. A. Jewitt
Rochester
F. M. Sponseller
Meidelberg College
Tiffin
Fred
Thornton Gannett
Ohio University
C. W. Garnett
Paul Powell
Kent Robinson
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Hotel England
York Township Farm Bureau Meeting Debate Outcome
About forty three members attended the York Township Farm Bureau gathering at M. Co. Hendrickson's Thursday evening. A debate on whether York was a better town forty years ago concluded with the negative side prevailing. the event ended on a pleasant note.
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M. Co. Hendrickson’s
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Grange Teams Host Brunswick in Nonleague Night Games
York Grange boys and girls basketball host Brunswick teams at the school building Thursday evening January 28. Nonleague contest invites all spectators to stand by their Grange teams.
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Brunswick Town
Grange
Ohio State Tests Guide Sophomores and Seniors
State Department psychologists conducted tests in Ohio high schools to aid guidance. Results will be released in about two weeks.
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State Department
Ohio
Sharon Games End Poorly For A and B Teams
The B team lost 15 to 13 at Sharon with six missed chances. The A team was outmatched, losing 34 to 18. Our record now stands at six wins and three losses.
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Sharon
York
Seville Visit Looms as Grange Girls and Boys Play
Seville teams set to appear on our floor next Friday night with a Grange girls team likely a rival. The Grange boys aim to keep their undefeated home record as they prepare to face Seville and another opponent, continuing a strong home run.
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Grange
Community Social Roundup From Valley City to Medina
Local residents frequent gatherings and visits across towns including Montville Medina and Litchfield. Mrs. C C Kindig and daughter visit Mrs John Chamberlain while Mrs H L Phillips spends time with her grandson Bari Pierce. Various families like Shook Walliwill Ashur Chapin Preston and Faunce attend dinners parties and calls.
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Nelson Gaver
Montville
John Chamberlain
H. L. Phillips
Bari Pierce
Medina
Dale Phillips
Warwood
West A
Armstrong
Valley City
Wm. Alexander
Mr. Shook
Wilber Walliwell
Brunswick Grange to Install Officers at Mallet Creek
Mallet Creek January 25. The Brunswick Grange will be present to install the officers at the town hall Tuesday evening. There will be no Juvenile Grange meeting.
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Mallet Creek
Brunswick
Birthday honor for Blakslee family and friends
A Sunday gathering at the Musser home celebrated birthdays of Mrs. Blakslee and Mrs. Mussers with relatives from Medina Center Elyria Fairfield and other areas. Also reported an early morning automobile accident injuring Violet Few when Ray Sweets car collided with an unlit Lorain driver’s vehicle causing bumper and axle damage.
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Owen Blakslee
Max
Clarence Martin
Medina Center
Blake Carrington
Elyria
Lucille Blakslee
Fairfield
W. R. Musser
Blakslee
Mussers
Violet Few
Ray Sweets
Lorain
Ray Sweet
Sophomore Class Party at Joseph’s Home
A sophomore party Saturday evening at Joseph’s home entertained thirteen attendees including some teachers. The group played games and enjoyed light refreshments, with all reporting a very good time.
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Local social notes from Medina area residents
A rapid round of visits and gatherings is recorded with families from Medina Cleveland Litchfield Wadsworth Ashland and Ashland. Names include Mansfield Schmidt Estroph Barth Knoph Bricker Rauscher Brintnall Kuder Sweet and Marcellus. A hospital update notes Mr Surrar improving after Lodi Hospital. The passage ends with a remark on the genesis of war as avoidable disturbances of progress.
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R. EB
Lance
J. W. Mansfield
Cleveland
Wm. Schmidt
Medina
Ray Garrett
Floyd Nettleton
Lutz
Medina Cubs
Roland Estroph
Joseph Barth
Lena Knoph
Litchfield
J. c. Bricker
John Neufelds
Helen Rauscher
Erhart
Howard Brintnall
Zelda Kudder
Wadsworth
S. Allen Kuder
Ray Sweet
Corwin Parker
Ashland
Allen Kuder
Fred Young
Leon Marcellus
Bolton
Surrar
Lodi Hospital
Royal Mounted Police manpower noted at 1225 officers
A reported figure indicates Canada’s Royal Mounted Police strength at 1225 men, reflecting staffing levels for national law enforcement duties across the country.
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Canada
Royal Mounted Police
Fidelity Business School Offers Path to Employment
The Fidelity Business School in Cleveland, led by Miss Sylvia E. Glick, promotes business education as the key to employability. With twelve years at Wilcox Downtown Commercial College, she trains students to fill responsible positions in industry using up to date methods at 1940 East Fourth Street.
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Wilcox Commercial College
Fidelity Business School
Cleveland
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Wilcox Downtown Commercial College
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