Outdoor Life Association Holds Annual Meeting in Amherst
The Outdoor Life Association held its annual meeting on Wednesday evening at the grounds west of town. About 80 attended the fish fry in a large tent. Directors elected included James Daniels and W. G. Nord. They will explore funds for a new club house and report later. The rest of the item covers club hostesses, meetings, and social events including Evergreen Club activities and Methodist Ladies Aid happenings.
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Amherst
Outdoor Life Association
James Daniels
W. G. Nord
A. R. Tolhurst
Henry Grugel
George Mowrey
August Nabakowski
Adam Baétz
J. N. Holzhauer
Surprise Bride Ray Battenhouse Married in Be
Mrs. Ray Battenhouse of Martin Street became a bride recently in a small ceremony. The couple’s nuptials were announced locally with best wishes from family and friends.
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Ray Battenhouse
BE. Martin Street
Sur
Nine Elyrians At OSU Summer School
Eighteen students from Elyria and nearby areas enroll in the first term of OSU's summer quarter, boosting overall summer enrollment to about 4,800, roughly 400 above the previous high. Nine Elyrians are listed along with four Oberlin students and three from Columbia Station. others in the group are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio State University
University
Elyrians
Dorothy Gott- Nieb
Emanuel J. Howenstine
Louis J. Kolopus
Earl Lautenschleger
Ira P. Lowry
Alma B. Richards
Betty J. Vandemark
Ruth E. Wilcox
Robert H. Williams
Oberlin
George B. Dale
William C. Dew
John P. Houghton
Hugh E. Webber
Columbia Station
Mildred C. Bartter
Margaret F. Bremner
Dorothy M. Fuller
Patty Lou Palmer Feuds and Fate in Dam Conspiracy
Patty Lou Palmer, engaged to Dale Northcutt, clashes with office manager Mardell Gray who shifts National Insurance bid to a rival. After Chet Brownell’s suicide and a fallout with Dale, Patty Lou faces accusations. Grandmother dies, a kind banker Hoffman Blount offers support, and Alice Carr returns seeking truth amid a tense office feud. Patty Lou writes notes as alliances shift and mystery deepens.
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Patty Lou Palmer
National Insurance Company
Dale Northcutt
Mardell Gray
Dale
Northeatt Construction Company
National
Mardell
Patty Lou
Chet Brownell
Alice Carr
Kri
Columbia News Notes Visitors Gather at Local Homes
A stream of callers from Cleveland Elyria Berea Lakewood and Spencer visited local families including the Coles Snells Mills Rush Reams McClaren and Ing ersoll. Guests from Georgia Michigan and Cleveland joined in Sunday entertainments as residents hosted friends and relatives throughout the area.
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William Early
Ida
Cleveland
Charles Longdon
Elyria
Lydia Richards
Hazel Richards
Berea
Leon Cole
H. T. Snell
Columbia
Mary Mills
Robert
Helen
Lyle Prindle
Hoffman
Ashland
Lon Rush
Susie Reams
Ruth, McClaren
Jennie Burbage
Spencer
Clare Bennett
N. C. Westfall
Georgia
Michigan
Marion Ziegler
Lakewood
Rowina Ingersoll
Donald Friday
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
QO. R. Crocker
Roberta Ingersoll
Clarence Reising
A. D. Crocker
Herman Dengler
Gerald
P. G. Worcester
Oberlin
George Ruder
C. T
Parma Guests Share Monday Evening At Crockers
Mr and Mrs O J Martin Mr and Mrs Walter Mack and daughter Cynthia of Parma were Monday evening guests in the homes of O R and A D Crocker.
Silver dollar pay returns in Murphysboro area
Civilian Conservation Corps officials decide to pay enrollees in silver dollars. Enrollees report mixed reactions to the change as the coinage circulates locally, with some liking the novelty and others preferring different pay forms.
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Murphysboro
Civilian Conservation Corps
Public health linked to business progress and infant gains
Dr. Claud North Obschrisman argues public health is a vital asset for American business and society. He notes historic high infant mortality has fallen due to medical progress, regulation, and corporate support for research and laboratories, with modern sterilization and stronger drugs standards boosting lifespans. The piece threads medical advances, education, and industry funding as keys to ongoing health improvements.
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Claud North Ocbrisman
M.D
Careful drug production and vast store network praised
The article extols strict regulation of chemical and biological products, meticulous analysis and blending, hygienic breeding farms for antitoxin and serum materials, and about 53,000 drug stores offering affordable reliable remedies. It notes public skepticism of exaggerated claims and frames the drug industry as not only business-like but humanitarian.
Unclear fragment on wear and tear and pockets
The readable line notes happiness due to extra wear and tear on pockets, implying a financial or material impact. No additional entities or context are present to identify people, places, dates, or organizations.
Former Dean of School Indicted in Assault Charges
GREENFIELD Mass July 15 Former dean Thomas Edwin Elder of Mount Hermon faced charges of assault with intent to murder and assault with a dangerous weapon after a grand jury indicted him yesterday. He awaited trial today following the indictment.
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Franklin County
Elder
Allen Norton
Norton
Keene
N. H
David H. Keedy
Mount Hermon
Unsolved 1934 Slaying of Headmaster Ellott Speer
Ambulance compartments containing first aid supplies for use in case of street accidents have been sustained in public clocks in Bern. The fragmentary text notes an unsolved shotgun slaying of headmaster Ellott Speer in 1934 and mentions public clock infrastructure in Bern.
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Ellott Speer
Bern
Smelly Feet Solution Boasts Quick Relief in 24 Hours
Joe Polkie of Kenton Ohio reports one application of Camphorated Maged solution clears odor and itching after a 30 year struggle. He says he has not been bothered for five months. Request Tingel at any druggist. Local listing: C C Bowars Druglet.
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Joe Polkie
Kenton
Ohio
C. C. Bowars
Drugelet
Cadv
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Circle
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H. A. Menger
S.' Main Street
George Menger
Cleveland l Avenue
Cloverleaf Club
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Paton Home
Hospital News
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Canton
Miss Barrett
Lorrain
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Axtell Street
Ada Purcell
Cleveland Avenue
Lloyd Minor
C. Dean
Conrad Zilch
John Brill
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Vermilion-on the-Lake
Margaret Berger
Elida, O
Ged Haserodt
O. S. A. Summer School
Broadway Room
Gould Bldg
Maloy, Coe
Efice Inderella
Carlson
Mrs. Carlson
Miss Palmer
Miss Gray
Harolp Bloury
Granny
Atty Lou
Alice
Pam
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LaGrange
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EASY
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