Nominated candidates and local notes spill into recount
Last week the community saw nomination talks and remakes of key races. Emma Koeber remains bedridden due to illness. Gatherings and visits occurred across Canton with family and friends sharing meals and late afternoons. A June meeting of the Belden Joli Joe's Sew clan notes twenty three Republican members attended with two visitors Irma Wise and the Hanson clan. Next Friday hosts Esther Harrison and others plan summer travel to Timagami Ontario while plans for the Homecoming service and quarterly conference in Grafton are set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Emma Koeber
E. Riced
Canton
R. E. Reed
Gev
Howe Spitzer
Marsh Ginger
Cre
Loes
Azdo
Jair Howard
Cred
Geraldine c
Howick
Fred Koens
Mary
Johnson
Strubie
Firria
Fred Sehalz
Con
Christ Armd
Arston George Qoberfins
Ines Mercrant
Belden
Fames
Repubult
Pew m
Freda Schweiser
Schwerer
Irma Wise
Hanson
W. Disheson
le Grange
Harrison
Ming Mins
Lodi
Oberiin
Timagami
Ontario
Canada
William A. Hodder
Berea
Sin Belden
Grafton
Radio Program Listings Across Cleveland Stations
The broadcast page lists WIAM WEak-so9 Meters WHK WSN and others with time signals and programs. Notable items include Joe Constantineau and his Buckere Serenaders at 10 p m Ruth Warren Nickoff and Grace Grutan Hollenberg performances 11 p m Lee Moth and his Al-Terton orchestra and NBC Blue Network wraps. The piece notes 556 newspapers of Russia reaching seven million readers.
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D. Mes
Hazel Gilbert
H Ica
George Blodgett
Joe Constantineau
Buckere Serenaders
Rubberneck Man
Ruth Warren Nickoff
Grace Grutan Hollenberg
Gertrude McConnell Dick
Albert A. Bresky
Lee Moth
al- Terton
Fir
Chaser
W. C. Nistle
NBC
M—Ocedar
WWI
Avtam
Tedestra
NEC Blue Network
Wiz
Ron Pom
Lensine
Riker
Mac
Tosy
Sis Gans
KDRA
Wir
Mriverside
RDA
Tango Orchestra
KDRKA
Longine
Mme
Lolita Cabrera Gainsberg
KDKA
Columbia Chain
Hoesden
WADC
Hank Sinwnon
Merrymakers
Vincent Lopez
Bastard family reunion held in Columbia with 45 present
The Squire Bastard family reunion was decided Wednesday at the town hall with 45 attendees. Several relatives arrived from Painesville Berea and Elyria while others visited or planned trips including to Kentucky Michigan and Texas. A large crowd attended Children’s Day at Beebetown church and Merrill Squire relocated to Brook.
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Columbia
Squire- Bastard
Florence Tuit
Painesville
Frances Weeden
Imney Osterne
Ralph Osborne
Blyria
Earle Squire
Berea
Ida YanaArsdale
Howard van lArsdale
Tamzen Symons
J. E. Symons
Laura Symons
Clarence Brusk
Jamilr
Winford NASA
Ridgsvil
Ada Weekly
Cleveland
Mafia Armstridge
Harold Gilson
Ft. Worth
Texas
George Hill
Davis
Gokihe
Elyria
Robert Churchward
William Brant
Town Line Road
Charles Harrington
Kentucky
Grover
Joe Keller
Rose Adams
Beebetown
Merrill Squire
Brook
Schoolgirl sets air record in local item
A garbled community column notes a schoolgirl setting an air speed record and mentions residents such as Mr Squire in a river area, Ollie Heinrichs, Mrs Crecker, and several families attending church events, sewing meetings, and social visits. The piece references hospital stays and moves, with scattered names and locations like Toledo, Maumee, and Cleveland.
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Squire
Ollie Heinrichs
Quarrs
Ross Churchward
Van
Orra Crecker
A.D. Creek
Fed
Howard Franns
Cic
Buddy
Douglas Gibse
Berea
Grafton Tams Lead in Memorial Day Service
Fragmented OCR details a Grafton May event with Tams marching, hats, bouquets, and a formal program including invocations, recitations, pantomime, and musical numbers. Notable names include Janier Bradl Mildred Barnlett and Beatrice Wheeler among performers and participants.
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Carr
Janier Bradl
Mildred Barnlett
Sone. Labs
Mix O'Rourke
Roveb Hitchcock
Jay Corey Kich
Donald McClintock
Fev. Brown
Live Wire
Clarkson Brown
Lea Myers
Sunshine
Miss Robson
Beatrice Wheeler
Public Sale Details With Various Household and Farming Items
Public sale notice lists items including six cows, 1928 Ford? or bus 6 and Barred Rock hens, MacCormick mowing machine, milk cans, and other goods. Bidders must rely on pasture shortage, weights noted, and terms require cash for sums under $10 and 11 months with 7 percent interest for larger notes. sale date unspecified.
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McCormick
Teris
Lifts Neuralgics on Their Feet
A clipped, garbled note references Nuri and Muir, with stray phrases about rates and a New York context. The readable bits imply a report on a subject lifting neuralgic conditions, possibly mentioning a person named Muir and a rate or price, but details are unclear.
River Road Notes From Sir S A Seeley
River Road July 2 report from Sir S A Seeley details visits and family gatherings. Charles Seely of Sandusky spent weekend with the Dents. Nolan family hosts a Sidney friend while Denise Richards Chambers in Styria attended services. Genevieve Herr remains in town days. Jess Seely at Wooster. Hubert Day and Mildred Dar with Frank Van Wagenen’s daughter Lura and Gertrude. Sheldon visiting Amherst relative.
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River Road
Charles Seely
Sandusky
Hla
Frank Dent
den ‘Bore
Nolar
Richards Chamners
Styria
Nolan
Tteir
Toledo
Suiss
Geneva Heerr
Jess Seely
Wooster
Hubert Day
Mildred
jDar
Frank van Wagnen
Lura
Gertruda
Webb Sheldon
Clifford
Amherst
House Paint Satisfies Everybody
Brooks promotes affordable painting supplies promising high service at low cost. Flat paints sell for two dollars per gallon, outside paints at two dollars, varnish priced at two and a half dollars per gallon.
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Brooks Paints
MULE HIDE ROLL ROOFING Featured As Floor Covering
The ad notes mule hide roofing as a versatile floor covering used in stores theatres churches and many places. It highlights sound deadening wear resistance and low cost as key benefits.
Fruit closet promise for canning season opens doors
Frayer of Chicago urges housewives to prepare fruit storage in cellars to ward off spoilage. Ads tout low costs and a simple remedy, while a political jab claims every home can be organized from basement up. Newsboy blares coal and milk notes amid chatter on a new house on Columbia Avenue.
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America
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Ysar
Deena
Hoopes
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TMA
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Stesserieni
ARENA
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Payne
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Hear Brewster
Lee Stanley
O' Oder Tal & Plss
Godsmith
Melody Maids
Reddie Ca
Russia
Tra Crocker
W. E. Roath
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Herber Howard
Els
Xvrand
Maxine Winz
Clair Howard
Clarence Smith
Fields
Amil
Worcester
Bernice Worcester
Green
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Smith Home
Arthur Harris
Indianapolis
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William Hales
Edna
Maumee
Ohio
Mabel Hales
Nessie Klingman
Harris
Little Cross
jAirs. C. Exselbaugh
F. J Robertson
Searsdale
Satter
Jennie B. Siedman
Lakewood
Wr. E. Baldwin
Spitzer
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Tngether
Rev. Brown
Chas. Leaswell
Chicago
Stella Aldrich
Sell
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Okie
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Lerain
E. J. Herder
Vinckh
J. B. Finleyser
Agnes Fin- Jarsen
Chas Hopkins
AL Tired Hopkins
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Richard
Dora
Ruth Whiner Mare Elizabeth
R. L. Wilson
Harold
Robby
Kathryn Fell
Alliance
Iarawins
Cattie
New York
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Wei Muir
Sir S. A. Seeley
The
Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Hee Haw News
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Becgar
Bessar
Don Barlow
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