Public Sale for Ill Health at Oberlin Residence
On account of ill health I will dispose of a public auction at my residence, one and a half miles west Oberlin on State Route No. 0, Friday January 26 at 12:30 PM. Items include dairy herd, Teesh, silks, Heinlein bull, 8 10 gallon milk vases, 200 bales of wheat straw, 35 tons hay, 15 tons clover, 70 bushels oats, 4 tons corn, Timothy seed, and cash terms. Auctioneers R F Clark and G Hobbs.
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Oberlin
Helslem
Alse Ynarling
Heinlein
Terris of
Robert Sedelhe
R. F. Clark
Hobbs
Marth
New London
Ohio
Donald Erswell
Algie Knapp
L. ©. Dunlap
New Landon
LaGrange
Okio
Hawlny Road
W. F. Neiding
Auer
Public Sale Ad for Farm Stock and Equipment at Oberlin
Public sale of Holstein cattle, hogs, chickens, hay and grain, and farm tools to be held at the seller's residence on State Route No. 10 across from Safe Garage in Oberlin on Tuesday February 1 at 1 PM. Items include 22 head of cattle under three years, four hundred white rocks, Poland China pigs, 250 bushels of grain, ten tons timothy hay baled, plus McCormick Deering and John Deere machinery and batteries. Terms: cash. all risk to buyers. Auct: A. Walker. Tel. 6683 Elyria.
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Oberlin
Holst&in
Iyashen
Poland
McCormick
Deering
John Deere
C. L. Laisy
A. Walker
Elyria Livin Klineet
Auction notice from Eaton township on Route 82 listing livestock and farm tools
On Route 82 east of Route 57 in Eaton township, Friday January 26 at 12 30 P M two horses a black mare and a gelding valued about 1400 dollars. Five young Holstein cows with various stages of freshening. Dairy tools include a rubber tire drill, mower, rake, hay loader, and other farm implements. Also farm wagon gear, cattle gear, harness, gas range, Timothy hay and oats straw. A. J. Carpenter owner C. B. Dawson auctioneer LeGrange 60R H C Dean clerk.
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Eaton Township
Huifer Celves
Halstai
Ohic Meiire
Mt. Mowers
McCormick-Daaring
McCormick
Timothy Bay
A. J. Carpenter
C._B. Dawson
H.C. Dean
Five Women Die In Factory Fire in North Side Plant
A devastating blaze at Lion Manufacturing Company on Chicago's North Side killed five women on the night shift. Fire officials say 400 workers were evacuated. four others escaped to a roof and were rescued. Identified victims include Mrs Mildred Cabrin, Mrs Covey, Mrs Victoria Groke, Mrs Aime Golick, and Mrs Valery Kudla. Investigators will review the origin of the fire.
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Lion Manuface
Chicago
Orisin
Mildred’ Cabri
Covey
Victoria Groke
Aime Golick
Valeriy Kudla
Mezrm
Rocket Guns Blast Invasion Path In New Guinea War Update
Advanced Allied headquarters in New Guinea reveal secret weapons used to clear invasion routes in New Britain. Rocket launch tubes, amphibious trucks, and other small craft aided landings. a commander noted a 40 rocket salvo in four minutes. Observers describe the barrage as effective and heavy.
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Quanters
New Guinea
Amerionga
New Britain
Banks
Laucester Hay Ate
Donald Apaver
Kew
Aidens
Held at request of postal authorities in Cleveland
In Cleveland on a Friday a 47 year old, identified as Brathers, was held at City Hospital at the request of postal authorities who did not disclose the precise motive. A note found on his coat suggested fear of imprisonment. Brathers, secretary to George W. Anderson, had been absent since Sunday. Detectives report the man became ill Saturday and died later, with unclear cause pending investigation.
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Cleveland
Jah
Tierdoho
W Beathers
The
Geste
Fray Horne
Brathers
George W. Anderson
Heath
Mar
American Airborne Forces in Britain Reported
British dispatch cites American air borne troops in Britain preparing for a potential invasion of western Europe. Detailed reports describe training, troop movements, and preliminary deployments as Allied command intensifies readiness ahead of possible operations in the European theater.
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Britain
Oberlin graduate killed in action in World War II
Obituary notes Robert J. DeGirard, a Maplewood New Jersey native and Oberlin College graduate, killed in action while serving as a navigator of a Flying Fortress. He attended Columbia High School, was active in sports, and enlisted in the Army Air Corps after college, with missions over enemy territory before his death. Survived by mother Mrs. Tobers L. DeGrift, and siblings Gunther Sal Arthur We DeGradl.
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Oberlin
Dnc
Robert J. PeGirall
Obey L. DeGrif
Girard
Price
Maplewand
New Jersey
Buuland
DeChoff
Mme
Maplewood
Fen Columbia High School
Baskets Bal
Oberlin College
Army Air Corps
Syhile
Cole Lege
Are Aly
Selma Fietl
Gunther, Sal
Arthur
S. Llanal Corps
Sicly
Tobers L. DeGreft
Three Wounded Vets Speak Of Wartime Experiences
At a meeting at the Age Hath Achin Bway Abram temple last night three wounded veterans described their service. Capt Malinetehy Corporal Ulerbach and Phe Hunn rey were wounded in action and are still in hospital care at Fletcher General Hospital Cambridge. The event supported the Fourth War Loan drive and was hosted by Biya Brith Wis, with guests from multiple fields of activity.
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Binal Brie
Abralam
Cail
Vickne
Guarvon
Maward Ullerbach
Sicily
Malinetehy
Hanes
uKe
Ulerbach
Phe
Hunnrey
Fletcher General Hosml
Cambridge
Sank Piven
Inturdriil
Mother and Three Children Die in House Fire
A fire in Portstown claimed the lives of a mother and her three children. The fire destroyed the residence and damaged nearby property. Victims identified as Jane, Lacey, and two other daughters. father Lenard McNewl survived. Investigators cited kerosene and faulty wiring as possible causes.
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McReal
Myrily
Dean
Jane
Lacey
Tanith
Lenard
Lenard McNewl
Buried Steer Theft Report Emerges From Local Ledger
A fragmented OCR item notes a stolen steer case with partial names and signs of an in progress inquiry. Residents report missing livestock and a potential link to nearby holdings. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
Death Record for J Ttuyy
Obituary notes the death on Tuesday of ML after weeks of illness. She resided 14 years at the Home for the Aged, formerly of New London. Survived by fond nephews and other relatives. The funeral will be held at a church in Rochester after services at Murray Memorial Home in Creston with administrator Cr. Hees in charge.
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Flnom
Elyria Tome
Antives
Tern
New London
Nleces
Creston c
Rychester
Cr. Hee
Court notices reveal multiple divorce filings in common pleas court
In And About The Court reports numerous divorce petitions. Names include Handyside from Medina seeking divorce from Nila Landyside on extreme cruelty and fault grounds. Martha Evans seeks divorce from Robert Evans amid extreme cruelty. Elizabeth Liminski seeks divorce from Andrew Liminski on gross neglect and cruelty. Additional cases include custody requests and property matters, with various marriages dated from 1920s to 1090s and places such as Medina and Elyria cited. A contract for purchasing sheets for a county assessor project is noted, along with a judge assignment for a case on neglect of duty.
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Twives
Soptersay
Common Pleas Court
Handyside
Haston, Avenue
Nila Landyside
Medina
Melloy Evans
Locust Street
Oburls
Martha Evans
Demapulis
Alabama
Benue Lopinski
UW Shear Skeet
Elizabeth Liminski
Cleveland Street
Sh Erie
Penn Tank
Sparabion
Elvan Klacs
Artie Kloes
Aton Spelier
Ohio
Elyrian Elected Association Director
Fragmented OCR text outlines Elyrian as a newly elected director of an association in Cleveland. Mentions individuals such as Walter F Piste and E. A. Yuseurg with roles like president and secretary Christina Baltes. The readable lines reference a meeting and local figures, but many names and context remain garbled.
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Clevgland
Dan
Stuth
Jonnson
Cate
Walter F
Itocaen Teetiaor
E. A. Yuseurg. Cohertes
Christinay Baltes
Een Cohen
Patterson for Labor Draft in Senate Hearing
Jay Patterson testifies before the Senate Military Affairs Committee in support of the Austin-Wadsworth bill. He argues for civil and military obligations to be clarified and urges reshaping draft provisions to improve manpower and national mobilization. The speech emphasizes not extending the draft but mobilizing resources for a total war effort.
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Waasiungton
Jay
Robert PB. Patterson
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Drattud
Aybotierd
Ant
Ines
Pass $300000 In Loan Drive Reported
A citywide loan drive reports $300000 in subscriptions with figures rising to $1.2 million including earlier totals. The campaign aims for a national effort to raise one billion dollars between 184 and February 01, with sales focusing on individuals and a quota of $137404 set.
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Harry W Lely
Algere
Ehwirmars
Dingary
Elyrian Qualifies For Gallon Club In Donor Drive
The Elyrian community reports several donors reaching milestone counts in a Red Cross blood drive. Eleanor Gehrke and four others earned seventh time pins, with six others reaching sixth donation, and a long list of donors achieving fifth or more. Directors of Romeo Pump Company also voted a dividend of 1 cent per share, payable March 4 to stockholders of record March 1.
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Johin
Lyria
Eleanor Gehrke
Muth Urabenstaller
Batherine Kingman
Ifwokt Venlenr
Hirs
Grace Spencer
Ars Jessie Perking
Gertrude
Harold Wendort
Clary Mise Theresa Baldauf
Nes E Kerespach
Esther Baily
Maroney Firichert
Viola Mfinnee
Frances Chamberlain
Gilmore
Wilma Warren
Fannie Heavila
Thelmir Vivian Lance
Jessie Kazmitrek
Neil On
Romeo Pay
Rome¢e “Pump Company
Birmingham Sewing Club Notes And Attendees
The Birmingham sewing club meeting featured remarks on events and birthdays with attendees including Abe, Gelister, Kh erased Cline, Mere, and Ver, along with Fuchard, McCain, and Mises-apyn. Visitors from Texas arrived for a week-long toll shift, while local names such as Stinky Wolf and Caninaus were noted among the participants.
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Birmingham Sewing Club
Birmingham
Abe
Agelee Gelister
Smn
Hiess
Bern
Fuchard
iMeos
Ef McCain
Mises-apyn
Seal Sal
Ervin Flemusg
Tihss
Tesas
L Fleniane
Sra
Shay Chase
Kimly
Stinky Wolf
Caninaus
Reeves
Quick Relief from Pile Irritation Patent Medicine Advertised
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cure for piles. It claims fast soothing astringent relief and widespread use, urging readers to buy from local druggists or money-back if not satisfied. The copy emphasizes consumer familiarity and social proof across the country.
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Peterson
Petervan
Ps. Met
Annual Meeting at First Congregational Church Thursday
The 110th annual meeting of the First Congregational Church will be held in the church auditorium Thursday evening January 27 at 7 30. Main business includes budgets elections and the appointment of a nominating committee with several retiring trustees and deacons. A key item is plans to dissolve the current church and society and form a new governing body with voting members from the church.
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First Congregational
William A. Leath
Bénevelences
Allyn S. Rose
William F. Bell
Todd L. Muise
Fur Pine Ps
Mary G. Hoover
George Housere
Clyde T. Robinson
Desco
Pranka
Votenens
Elizaveth
Rich
Wingeh
Lake Pwoper Royal Stepe
ATL
Church of Loyal Age
Bridges Seeks James On Ballot In Federal Soldier Vote Bill
Washington January 26 Reuters report notes Senator Bridges pushes for James to appear on the ballot amid a federal soldier vote bill. He mentions incumbent President Skrosevell's reelection prospects and cites the death of Frederick Van Nuys as context for shifts in Senate considerations.
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Washington
Lee
Ponett
Skrosevell Ray
Frederick van Nuys
Senate
Mey Spaunbey
Tharonante Fantling
Capacity Crowd For Safety Council Dinner
A capacity crowd is expected at a Safety Council dinner hosted by the Industrial Safety Council next week. The event, to be held at Bendix-Wratinghouse Automotive Storage cafeteria, features prominent speaker Dr Gus W. Read of Vanderbilt. Attendees will be served promptly at 30. The program includes plans for preservation of records and a briefing by notable economist speakers from Lake NTA and Ty Dyer.
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Gus W
Wie Cvanemics
Vaderbit Univer
Nashville
County
Tedustrial Safety Council
Bendix -Wratinghouse Automorive Ivorage Company
Dliyner
Dgr
Lake Nta
Dyer
Pound ham incident reported by Bendix company
A ham related issue was reported by Bendix company detailing a concern with entries between 7 and 2. The report appeared in yesterday's department section, noting a perplexing event involving weighing and timing constants.
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Wretnelause Attomenwe Ode Benke Company
Gee
Grand jury to convene next week with 37 witnesses summoned
The court issued 37 witnesses for the upcoming grand jury session as part of continuing investigations. Among the added cases are allegations of assault with intent to maim or disfigure against Cecil Dulcan and others, plus charges of breaking and entering against Paul Brimzley. Some defendants were bound over by local officials.
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Stefan Couney
Cecil. Dulcan
Sheffield Lake
Fixemee
William Reser
Joseph Hazard
Geeege Istuebel
James Panuttucet
Frank Fiden
Lucy King
Aiet
Paul — Brinzley
Micthwood Ty
Elyria
Alm. Agate
Spark
Indictment in Hopkins Letter Case Shocks Former Aide
George N. Briggs once a secretary to Harold L. Ickes faces grand jury charges for forging and composing the Hopkins Letter. He allegedly used his access to mail a fraudulent document linking Harry Hopkins to Wendell Wilkie. Sparks, a former Akron mayor, is named amid allegations of publication and wrongdoing. A congressional probe is urged.
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Sakes
Hopkins
Washington
George N. Briggs
Bose
Harold L. Tekey
Hopkins Lever
Whfef
Belgys
Char
Tan Oy Harry
Ide
Humphrey Lee
Neea
Eductia
Wendell L. Wilk
Briggs
Nelson Sparks
Akron, O
Lafenre
Dre Lew i
Market Prices and Bus Incident Report
A fragmentary market listing shows prices for produce and commodities including cabbage celery potatoes and meat. A following note reports a bus incident near Leavill Posd with driver Hupin Gueth stating he parked the bus and was returning when the other man approached. the bus is owned by Rupert Krebs.
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Wwansperling Wallroad
Workeus Tambavat
Sloley
Loman County Baring Bureau
Wunding
Haron Steel
Waca
Leavill Posd
Herpiin Gueth
Wakemon
Myelin
Manny
Rupert Krebs
Auto Stolen From National Tube Grounds in Lorain
Lorain yesterday morning a large automobile was reported stolen from the National Tube Company grounds. Wale Frolick and B. Linbain reported the incident to the sheriff's office.
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Wale Frolick
Linbain
Sherdif
Ne National Tube Company
Lorain
Morluk
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