Real College Memorial by Mrs Riddle Opens Next Fall
Mrs Ann Wallace Riddle funds Avon College in Avon Old Farms Connecticut a non profit campus designed as a New England farm atmosphere. The 400 student facility includes the quadrangle and 20 buildings in medieval English style with intramural athletics and an emphasis on individual instruction.
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America
Avon College
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Riddle
Roosevelt House
Theodore Roosevelt
Berlin Heights Playlet Promises Evening Entertainment
Berlin Heights Eastern Star group presents a two act playlet To Want of a Servant on February 1 with a cast including Mr Marshall Ralph Cobb Mrs Marshall Hattie Ekerman Margaret O Flanagan and others Scenes set in the Marshalls home Several local events are noted including bake sales M E church Ladies Aid meetings and K P lodge anniversary with music and refreshments reported Also updates on residents and visitors in the community
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Berlin Heights
Stara
Mr Marshall
Ralph Cobb
Marshall
Hattie Ekerman
Margaret O'Flanagan
Ra Unger
Katherine van Fallenstein
Lydia Cobb
Snowdrop Washington
Katie Hastings
Mrs. Marshall
Mabel Lippers
W. S. Lippus
A. W. Hast
Fred
Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association
Ballevue
Elmer Borchardt
Castalia
Harry Hebblewaite
Eve Chuger
Bernice Sahi
Lous Dildene
Saskatchewan
Kent Stock Company
Clayton Brod
Cleveland
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Wetzel's
Mary Briggs
Vermilion
C. Koppenhater
Ladies Aid
Ellen Phillips
Wm. Foster
Ray Hodges
Adigon Chipson
Lena B. Judson
Carl Hahn
Tred Hildebrant
Texas Prosecutor Wins On 10 Cents in Primary
Laredo Texas January 29 John A Valls continues as district attorney of the forty ninth judicial district after a unique election cost him ten cents He previously held a record of 100 convictions in 104 trials and sought re election for the thirteenth time Valls sent his Democratic primary application spending two cents to each of the executive chairs in Dimmitt Zapata Webb counties Before personally delivering to Webb county he saved two cents The total was ten cents though his name did not appear on the Webb county ballot In a write in count 941 of 1000 votes were cast for him.
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Laredo
Tex
John A. Valls
Forty-Ninth Judicial District of
Texas
Farm Bureau drive boosts Erie county outreach at Berlin
The Berlin township Farm Bureau drive drew about 130 people to a Tuesday meeting in the Congregational basement. Dous led a program with music readings by Miss Conklin and the Oberlin oyster supper. McMurray outlined Farm Bureau work, Powell summarized county efforts, and two sections of the township were organized with five workers each.
Community Notes and Social Visits Across Town
Mrs McKeliy and Emily moved from Jenkins house to Green house on West Main. Marshall Austin of Springfield was weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Milton Austin. Mr and Mrs John Capen and Mrs Henry Gheme visited Hen ie Gheme at Mt Vernon. W 71 Wager and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Buckley with Mr and Mrs Glenn Mingas spent Wednesday in Cleveland attending the auto show. Clair Jenkins of Sandusky visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Leon Sarr. Mrs rattie Ackerman and daughter Bernice and Misses Rose Hine and Eva Chinger spent Tuesday in Norwalk. Mrs Lloyd Buckley hospitalized for appendicitis with surgery. Hattie Ackerman and Geo Otto attended E C Club at Elyria home of Mrs Albert Williams on Wednesday. Tuesday Tourist Club met at Mrs Mary Howard with a program. The next meeting to be at Mr Edwin Hull’s. Dorothy Humm remains in Cleveland with relatives after an appendectomy. William Fish moved to new home in Western Springs Titines. Dorothy Lee MacNeil visiting from Lakewood, staying with mother Anna MacNeil. Harry Lippus at Ohio State University in Columbus visiting parents Mr and Mrs M N Lippus. Mrs Hattie Ackerman spent Saturday in Cleveland. Mrs J W Green and daughters Clara Tutilla Bessie visited Norwalk area. Ontario Building Statistics note Western Ontario construction outlook 1927 may top 1926. Ontario built $141,929,400 last year, up from $121,248,000, with building activity forming 38 percent of provincial total.
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Bernice Sahl
Nowe Ape
Wahlene Otto
Cr. Dous
John G. Swift
Sandusky
Dorothy Conklin
F. L. Groff
A. L. Robertson
J. 5. Hadley
L. J. Nichols
Beren
Milan
M. R. Meyers
Erie County
J. E. Doust
Berlin
Kain
Thea Ritz
West End
Carroll Nolan
East End
Theodore Ritz
Elmer Brod
August Hohlman
Will Greer
Phillip Hud
Fred Hast
L. C. Meyers
Phillip Sprankel
Clarence Krueger
Walter Hartman
Floyd Nichols
Alden Burdue
Mies Thelma Alspach
Newark
B. R. Nickols
Wm. Peabody
London
Oberlin
A.herman
Birmingham
L. H. Jeckins
Dorothy Hastings
Toledo
Howard Levey
Bertha Hohnes
John Andrews
C. J. Lavey
Howard Laver
Harry Hebbiewatte
Richman Bros. Company
Erie
Huron
Sanduy
Earl Blythstone
Lake Shore
McKeliy
Emily
Jenkin’s House
Green House
West Main Street
Marshall Austin
Springfield
Als
Milton Austin
John Capen
Henry Gheme
Hen
Mro
W. 71
Lloyd Buckiey
Hand
Glenn Mingas
Clair Jenkins
Leon Sarr
Rattie Ackerman
Bernice
Rose Hine
Eva Chinger
Norwalk
Lloyd Buckley
Memorial Hospital
Hattie Ackerman
Miu
Geo. Otto
E. C. Blub
Albert Williams
Elyria
Mary Howard
Robert Burns
Josephina
Mabel
Music
Dorothy Gunn
Edwin Hull
Dorothy Humm
William Fish
Western Springs
Titines
Dorothy Lee MacNeil
Lakewood
Anna MacNeil
Harry Lippus
Ohio State University
Columpus
M. N. Lippus
Friends
J. W Green
Clara
Tutilla
Bessie
Norfalk
Rarest youths for Marion burglaries
Two more youths were arrested by police in Marion O in connection with a string of burglaries over the past month bringing arrests to ten in two weeks. Police say four boys have confessed to 13 to 23 crimes and a arsenal of stolen guns was found at gang HQ. Two boys are held for the grand jury and the rest await trial with others in interviews placing responsibility on parents.
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Oly
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Mystery blast rattles town as windows shatter and plaster falls
Authorities probe a mysterious explosion that rattled a town yesterday, shattering windows and sending students scampering as investigators seek a probable cause. The text notes no determination of origin and mentions Thomas Godfrey as a cited American dramatist.
Wrestling Bear Highlighted at Rialto Revue
The Rialto recalls a standout bill with Somers cow’s Sunday concert at the Alto Theatre and Eva Tugby’s vaudeville company in Washes of Song and Dance. Teddy the Wrestling Bear headlines the show alongside comedy acts, with two-reel features and Fox News Weeks.
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Companys
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Eva Tugby
Lillian Chapdetalus
Leonard Manderino
Emersay Yanter
Mlle Rosina
International Lancer
Teddy
Billy and
Batty Cilmbstone
Paul Braden
Murray and Harts
Gun
Clark
Jensie Belle
Fox News
Lincoln Memorial Planed by Indiana Committee
In Indianapolis January 20 the executive committee for the Indiana Lincoln Union project authorized Olmsted Brothers landscape architects to design a memorial in Lincoln City for Abraham Lincoln and his mother Nancy Hanks Lincoln. The piece notes Lincoln’s seven to twenty one years in Indiana and mentions a 70 acre plot for Nancy Hanks Lincoln with a memorial concept and a silent plane invention.
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Inthiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Jackson
Indiana Lincoln Union
Olmated Brothers
Landscape Architects
Brookline
Mass
Lincoln City
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Indiiana
Woman officer named on Mangas council move sparks controversy
Report notes a female member placed in a leadership role within the Mangas council and criticized by opponents. It mentions involvement in social and reform movements and a Paris conference context. The piece also references a dramatic murder discovery near the South State River and a pair of youths investigating the white male body found hanging in the woods.
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Bombay
Jia
Mathulakhind Amiail
Madras
Cannes
Hart
Aramal
Paris
Maan
Taliee
Sctato
Dodds
Cadiz Bank Closes After Diversion of Funds Reported
Jan 2 report states Jewett state bank Coddastan closed after a series of fund diversions. Major Miller of the state banking department handled supervisory steps but no definite information on the situation or next actions available.
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Jewett State Bank
Coddastan
MM Sller
Etate Benktog
Ineherge
Steafacrs
Ee Candlelon
Milter
Bank condition to be returned after full books examination
A notice states the bank's condition could be returned only after a complete examination of the books. The text implies ongoing review and unresolved status pending thorough accounting.
Shriners Aid Crippled Children Reach $21906 Total
Alladin Temple Shriners of Columbus report 1926 donations totaling 21906 to crippled children. A portion supported the National Shrine Hospital Fund and to royal tuna. Dr D Murphy was elected potentate at the annual meeting.
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Columbus
Alladin Temple Shriners
National Shrine Hospital Fund
D. Murphy
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