Mrs Hert Named To Organize Women
Washington July 13 Prominent party figure Alsin T Hert vice chairman of the national committee is assigned to organize women campaign workers for Hoovers presidential bid She plans to convene Atlantic state committeewomen to map a program and orient the eastern drive Hert represents Kentucky and resides in Louisville Although busy with calling on supporters Hoover press on and support continues to grow
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Washington
Hoover
Alsin T. Hert
Hoover moves toward nomination with campaign planning
This week Hoover clears his desk at the Commerce Apartment and tightens campaign plans for a westward departure Saturday night. He will not discuss campaign issues but will deliver his nomination speech on August 11. The Indiana Farm Bureau Federation asked for his views on farm relief. Hoover plans to address most campaign problems in his acceptance speech. Senate Curtis will be notified of his vice presidential summation on August 18, a week after Hoover’s Kansas City convention appraisal.
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Commerce
Jone
Mr. Hoover
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Hoover
Curtis
Accidental Drowning Verdict in Edgar L. Smith Case
In Bath London the verdict finds Edgar L. Smith died by accidental drowning after a guest report. He entered the bath for a ride, returned, and, while resting, tilted his head and drowned. The brief inquest notes he seemed to sleep in the tub as water covered him and he sank.
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Bath
London
Edgar L. Smith
Tnis
Search Old Well For Skeleton
Urbana July 13. An old peddler slain a skeleton said to lie in a Long Pond well near here was searched to locate the skeleton. Debris removal failed to reveal remains after several days of effort. A neighbor obtained permission from Magistrate J W Befugh er to continue but no trace of crime or bones were found. The tale likely remains uncertain.
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Urbana
Long Pond
Here
Efort
Wesley Blazer
J. W. Fefugher
Suburban Social Notes From Birmingham Area
The column records multiple social visits and hospitality in the Birmingham area. Mr and Mrs Lawrence and family visit Vermilion. Mrs Latreman joins Sunday evening gathering. A poultry tour is planned visiting several states. Helen and Reese Johannsen receive a surprise party with ice cream and cake before departing for Europe. Families including Kuhlman Sechtel Hopkins and Bates share Sunday calls and visits across Brownheim Elyria Kipton Obethin and surrounding towns.
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Bermingham
Www Lawrence
Vermilion
Cloud Latreman
EL Clary
M . C. Roo
L. E. Normando
Sundar
John Bauman
Dauraier Arduh
D. A. Bonmerte
Bashey
J. D. Parker
Helen Anc
Reece Johannsen Jas
Europe
G. R. Kuhlman
Rak Kentman
CC. W. Lawreance
Betis
M Junier
Rasmonrd
Normando
Lewis Brooks
Asam Harriven
Charley Sechtel
Brownheim
Clair Lawrence
Ladrach
Airs
George Shaffer
Mzra
Elyria
L. E. Hopkins
Selle Hopkins
Twining
Kipton
Carl Bates
Art Youngiess
Obethin
M. Bates
Fam
Local visitors noted across the county line and nearby towns
Mise Leona Ward in Lois Rain Thursday. E R Hasenpflug Amherst and John Smlt Brownhelm called Monday morning at West County line. Mrs L E Hopkins Elyria on business Saturday. John Hostettler and son Paul and A E Meusser Sunday visitors at John Ladrach home. Mr and Mrs EF Mordot visited R H Ewell Saturday evening. Leon Bates stayed in Oberlin Tuesday to Sunday with friends. Leon Kelley and wife spent the Fourth in Detroit with relatives, returning Sunday.
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Mise Leona Ward
Lorain
E. R. Hasenpflug
Amherst
John Smlt
Brownhelm
West County Line
L. E. Hopkins
Elyria
John Hostettler
Paul
A. E. Meusser
John Ladrach
EF. J. Mordot
R. H. Ewell
Leon Bates
Oberlin
Leon Kelley
Detroit
Afieh
Sundar
Miners Push for Return to Work at Biz Run Mine
BELLAIRE July 13 — Developments show many miners wish to resume work. Officials of the Rail and River Coal Co report a petition with nearly 200 miners calling for reopening Number 3 mine at Biz Run under Ohio scale with permission to return. Petitioners said most approached signed, only three refused. When at full operation a few years ago, about 300 men worked there. The circulating portion could not reach all workers.
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Bellaire
Rail and River Coal Co
Biz Run
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsement
Mrs Harris V Easrix of Kingston Missouri writes that after eighteen months of illness she used four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained strength and vigor. She also notes her sister in law improved after taking it following childbirth.
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Kingston
Lydia F. Pinkham
Harris V. Easrix
Missouri
District Shrinking as Residents Move Out
A brief notice notes that many residents have relocated from the district, causing a contraction in local enrollment and services. Officials caution that this trend may impact future planning, funding, and community resources for the area.
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Menu
Cemetery to Memorial Park at GLANDORF
St Johns Roman Catholic church cemetery in Glandorf will become a memorial park. The parish committee will remove most stones except those at Rex Hortmann’s grave, preserving a few veterans’ markers. A tablet will honor war veterans buried there, while a new cemetery is already nearby.
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Glandorf
Ss. John’s
Rex Hortsmann
Father Hortsmann
Germany
Government notes new coin age and currency moves
In government waters, Ama introduces a new coin age and the first currency moves ever to be created in the country.
Music as character reader warns of Russian revolt
Ambrose Wrrick, Chicago musician, told Lions International in Des Moines that music reveals character and can foresee social change. He claimed Russian melodies warned five years early of upheaval, and said the czar could have saved Russia by heeding musical sentiment.
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Russia
DE Moines
Ambrose Wrrick
Chicago
Lions International
Re Wrrck
Bus Be
Eaton Eaton July 2 Update Misspelled Names
Jr. and Mrs. Uba and a brother returned Tuesday from a spring trip to Chicago and points in Indiana. Mr.
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Eaton
Uba
Longbow
Car Eago
Ponts
Indiana
Social notes include multiple visitors and a wedding
Mrs. Charles David stays with the Lougoons in Columbus until week’s end before leaving for Washington. Mrs. Saran Jacobs of Chicago visits Mrs. Arthur Santa and the Dunlaps. Guests travel to near Medina and Lorain for events. A second wedding binds Richard S. Miller to Mae Jameson of Avon at the parsonage on Tuesday evening with attending friends from Elyria and Roy Abbeys.
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Charles David
F. . Lougoon
Ther
Washington, D.C
Saran Jacobs
Chi Cago
Arthur Santa
Dunlap
Harry Dunlap
Medina Sundaes
Frode
Wief
Tre Longdon
Columbus
AE Gules
LaPorte
Che
York
Air
J. E. Dunlap
Richard S. Miller
Mim
Mae Jameson
Avon
Arthur Samttik
Roy Abbey
Elyria
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Mrs. Hert
Broad St
Outlet Clothing Co
Birminghamounty
Hahky Weideman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Memorial Park
the National Shoe Store
H. W. Behrends
China
Smart Ee Ital
Coats
Kashmir
Wiltshire
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