Deaths and funerals in Huntington Canton and Sullivan
Mrs Amanda Weaver aged 77 died at the Handley home in Huntington after a three week illness. She leaves son George of Huntington and brother Lambert Lashell of Steubenville. Mildred Manning four teems old daughter of Irving Manning died after brief illness. Lon Rogers of Sullivan died. Four month old Aubrey Whitbeck son of Leon Whitbeck died. funeral at Leon Whitbeck home with Rev Charles Recard officiating. Burial in local cemetery.
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Wellington, CO
Amanda Weaver
Walter Handley
Huntington
Mildred Manning
Irving Manning
Aubrey Whitbeck
Canton
Leon Whitbeck
Charles Recard
Little Lad
Former Huntington Girl Dies in Snohomish Washington
Word has reached here of the death of Mrs. Ernest Johnson formerly Miss Ina Sage of Huntington at her Snohomish home on Sunday. She had been ill long, endured much pain. She is the sister of Fred Sage and the niece of Mr and Mrs Frank Warren of this place. Burial will be at Baker's Crossing cemetery. Full funeral details to follow.
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Huntington
West
Ernest Johnson
Ina Sage
Snohomish
Washington
Plans Bazaar By Friendship Guild at Blanchard Home
About 25 members of the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church met at the home of Mrs. O. EB Blanchard Monday evening. Plans were made for the annual spring bazaar with games and contests enjoyed and refreshments served. The next meeting will be in the church parlors to start work for the bazaar.
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Friendship Guild of the Congregational Church
O. EB
Blanchard
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Next Week
The regular meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church will be held next week Wednesday after noon at the church parlors. Mrs. C. E. Dirlam is chairman.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
C. E. Dirlam
Baptist Notes and Local Church News in Elyria
Friday marks Baptist Young People night at the Elyria tabernacle with a local church delegation attending. Mr and Mrs Jay Flemming of Lorain attended Wellington church last Sunday and will move to the village after March 1. Regular monthly business meeting was held Wednesday evening. Miss Mary Ann Springer of Berne Indiana visits Mr and Mrs Ulrich Here. Mrs Abbie Scoville ill with pneumonia north of town. News song books installed in the primary department.
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Tabernacle
Elyria
Jay Flemming
Lorain
Wellington
Flemming
George Benford
Mary Ann Springer
Berne
Indiana
Local Hospital Board Sees Deficit Small in 1928 Report
Amherst town hall hosts annual hospital board meeting with strong attendance. 1928 shows best report yet despite a $97 deficit after last year’s $2,000 shortfall. Trustees reelected: Werner Zilch, Chas Ebbs, G. M. Parker. New board officers: Henry Miller president, J. Ehrmann vice president, C. E. Cooper secretary-treasurer. Also notes a successful community play Step On It by Methodist Sunday school with Otis Baker Co. furnishings and local orchestra under Mrs. B A Jenne.
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Evenine
Werner Zilch
Chas. Ebbs
G. M. Parker
Henry Miller
Co. J. Ehrmann
C. E. Cooper
Methodist Sunday School
O. H. Baker Company
B. A. Jenne
B.A. Jenne
Edna Hopkins
Marion Guild
Warren Dute
Batelle Masters
Harold Mischka
Max Exeland
Burton Coburn
Amherst News Highlights Local Events And Games
The first play by the M E church earns praise from cast and director. Amherst high hosts South Amherst in a practice game while Medina visits Friday. Junior high prelims start at 7 30. Olsen s Terrible Swedes travel to school gym. Local moves include Dr Ambstaetter and family settling in Amherst. Various residents attend events and medical issues are noted.
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M. E. Church
Sucu & Buccobe
Board of Education
Power
W. G. Nord
Amherst High School
South Amherst
Medina
Green and Gold
Amherst
Olsen
Coffeyville
Kansas
Elyria Fox Furnaces
H. N. Ambstadter
Vermilion
W. H. Turner
Church Street
Ambstaetter
Elyria
Lucy Horn
Douglas Harris
R. L. Menz
Columbus
Frederick Heggs
Mary Mahkorn
E. V. Baker
William Coburn
Burton
Emma Hunter
South Main Street
Lorain Writer to Wed in New York
Lorain, Jan. 30. Miss Helen E. Steiner a 28 year old writer and lecturer known as the sweetheart of the electric industry was to marry Franklin Dryden Rice of Dayton Ohio in New York today Miss Steiner of Lorain heads the Steiner lecture series and has addressed civic groups across Ohio in recent years Before leaving for New York she was director of public relations for the Ohio Public Service Company
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Lorain, CO
Helen E. Steiner
New York
Franklin Dryden Rice
Dayton
Ohio
Steiner
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
Census Counts in Alaska Show White and Indian Populations Near
The latest Alaska census lists 27,800 whites and 27,000 Indians and Eskimos, indicating near parity between these groups and underscoring the territory's diverse demographic makeup.
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Alaska
Center of population shifts from Baltimore to Indiana
The national center of population has moved from near Baltimore Maryland in 1790 to Owen County Indiana today, reflecting a century and a half of population movement across the United States.
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United States
Baltimore
Owen County
Indiana
Residence Public Liability Insurance Coverages
Frank A. Smith & Bro offer residence liability coverage for sidewalk hazards and frontage at $5.09 yearly or $12.50 for three years. Policies available through 201 Elyria Bik.
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Frank A. Smith
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Lon Rogers
Sullivan
Friendship Guild
Missionary Meeting
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CVI Oalebad
U.S
OnMerthe
Navy
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Denton, Ohio
Chas. H. Kopp
Broad ST
Beauty Parlor
Barber Shop
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