Wellington District Convention Opens At Tiffin
American Legion Fifth District holds sessions at Tiffin on August 1 and 2 with posts from Ashland Crawford Erie Lorain Medina Richland Sandusky Seneca and Wyandot counties sending delegates led by Harry Hannon and Frank Obrig. Sunday plans include selecting five division commanders and ten county commanders while a new heating system is installed at the Congregational church under J W Shook.
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Wellington
American Legion
Tiffin
Ashland
Crawford
Erie
Muron
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Harry Hannon
Morgan-Dirlam
Frank Obrig
Ashland notes and social briefs mixed with local visits
A flurry of social updates fills Ashland aunts uncles and cousins visiting relatives in Mansfield Bellefontaine and Elyria. Neighbors attend Baptist picnic at Brookside Park while others host guests from Fremont Wooster and Ashland for weekends and short trips.
Avon School Board Meets in Special Session Budget Hearing
Avon Board of Education held a Tuesday special meeting to hear the 1927 budget and approved the tentative budget set at the July meeting. Car J Mesnard was fired as a high school teacher to fill the vacancy from Lembrights resignation. Mesnard had been an Eaton school instructor. The clerk was ordered to obtain textbooks for opening day and supplies were ordered.
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Avon Board of Education
Car J. Mesnard
Lembright
Townsend Club Meeting at Avon Lake Park Hall
Fragmentary report notes J Townsend won an event at Park Hall with speed and a small crowd in attendance. Mention of Mrs Jones and others appears, but details are incomplete and unreadable in the source.
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Townsend Club
Avon Lake
Relief Over Night for Athlete Ailments
Advertisement claims a treatment provides relief overnight for athlete with a plan. It promises easy use with two daily applications and a gradual calming effect. The copy notes pharmacists stock pre prepared tro vruds and cites C. C. Bowers as a druggist.
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C. C. Bowers
CASS
Roarkester CIVIT CLUB PICNTC and PTA Sports Day
A garbled record of a Civic Club picnic and PTA sports day at Wellington with teachers, students, and families. Events include sack race three legged race potato race and egg throwing with prizes and volunteers. Contained are names of participants and local officials though many words are unclear.
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PTA
Richard Cowaturs
Fear Riohr
Filer
Arded Waren
Vos
Bilinear Milley
Rayet Rave Bo
Miame
Hrrata Bordue
Wiltve Simnansany
Auta
Delbert Switzer Na
Falomen
Dat
Stanton Rbarinke
Ross Extan
Grevydon Ward
Johnny Snyder
Night and Day on Road Safety Five Year Campaign Call
Text urges public action against traffic hazards and careless driving. It cites National Safety Council promoting a five year program to reduce road deaths by urging self preservation and responsibility, aiming to save thousands of lives by 1940.
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National Safety Council
Memory Lane: William S Hart Returns To Ranch Life In Newhall
Memory Lane profiles William S Hart a former Broadway and silent film star now living on a ranch near Newhall California. The piece recalls his career, famous roles from The Taking of Luke McVane to The Virginian, his expertise in Western costumes and lore, and notes his son Bill Jr planning to become a lawyer while Paint the family horse is featured.
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William S. Hart
Newhall
Cal
Romeo
Juha Arthurs
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Charlotte Welker
Bill
Hollywood
Montana
Great West
Luke McVane
O'Malley
The
Mounted
Virginian
Barr
Bea Tur
Armand
Modieska
Camille
New York
Pride and Joy
Bill Jr
Borg
Newburgh
N.Y
Local Race Track Socials Mention Ellsworth Figures
fragmentary notes from Thistle sown Race Track events Friday reference Leroy Rube Stantog Botiaric and Mrs Vivian Switzer among attendees. Several names and places are listed with social calls to and from Elyria Hart ford Norwalk Newark and Cleves. brief mentions of relatives and visitors wrap a sparse community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Rube
Stantog Botiaric
North End Club and Sullivan Ladies News Notes
Sullivan Lovat ladies and North End Club members met and traveled to Wellington for a picnic supper with Mr. and Mrs. Max Long. Mrs Alma Johnson and daughter Justine of Medina visited the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Club
North End
Wellington
Max Long
Alma Johnsan
Justine
Af Medina
Dare Devil Mathews Near 60 Hours In 100 Hour Endurance Test
The 25 year old Dare Devil Mathews continues a grueling 100 hour automobile endurance run in a 1938 Master Sedan. He has passed more than 40 hours, subsisting mainly on milk and ice cream with coffee for wakefulness. Shackled to his steering wheel Monday, he will finish Saturday night at Glen Rogers Motors while sponsors provide fuel, food, and support.
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Dare Devil’ Mathews, Jr
Mathews
Heard
Loday
Clarence W. Dick
Glen Rogers Motors
ATV
Cllies
Sederis
Bluebird
Vic Silver
Jeweler
Rhlinehurst tHorel
the Farm [Nplement
Goodrich Silvertown Tire Store
Darek the Fl
Wedding notices and social greetings from New London area
The fragmentary column lists numerous relatives and friends visiting or staying with families in New London and nearby towns. It notes Miss Josephine Lilly of New London marrying Gaylord Bassett of Wellington at the first Methodist church, plus a series of Sunday visits, travels, hospital news, and vacations involving residents of New London, Wellington, Nova, Ashland, and surrounding communities.
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Harry Smith
Royal Smith
Atita
Herbert Vaurhe
Sullivan
Oris Bittlinger
Red Haws
Guy Vaughn
Cleveland
Smith
Nova
Josephine Lilly
New London
Gaylord Basset
Wellington
Mart Smith
John Hartman
Clayton Ehartman
H. R. Myers
Taimily
Lyle Farnsworth
Vic Bailey
Famiy
Kalhasa
Michigan
Arthur Zeigier
Flint
C. E. Dennis
Cleon Speer
Waite
Ashland
Ughter
Alice Bird
Sandusky
Cedarunday
Norcia Grissinger
Local Social Notes From Birmingham and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Carl Ives and son of South Rum hearst visited Birmingham with the Wilsons. Jane Zimmerman of Bellevue called on friends. Frank Gerner visited Vermilion, Leona Prince stayed with grandparents Edwin and Mrs Prince. Opperman family and daughter Marcia were in town with sons Russell and Richard. Hazel Krupka of ja visited Monday with Wilma Davidson. Walter Snellenberger spent an evening with his family. Carl Robart and daughter left for Michigan. Russell Davidson of Henrietta spent Sunday at home.
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Birmingham
Carl Ives
South Rumhearst
Theodore Wilson
Jane Zimmerman
Bellevue
Frank Gerner
Leona Prince
Edwin Prince
William Opperman
Marcia
Idson
Russell
Richard
Sarurd
Hazel Krupka Ot Ja
Wilma Davidson
Walter Snellenberger
Carl Robart
Michigan
Russell Davidson
Henrietta
Drunks Arrested On Feet Fined $5 Those Lying Down Pay $3
Norfolk, Yt. A resident who drinks too much can save $2 by lying down when a policeman approaches, Police Justice Clyde Jacon fines a drunken man $5 if he can walk and $5 if he has passed out when the law reaches him. A man still able to stagger about can cause trouble. Judge Jacobs explains, if he's flat on his back and sleeping he won't harm anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Clyde Jacon
Jacobs
Hal
Palmer Reunion and Coward Farewell Party Noted
The report covers the Palmer reunions in Metropolitan Dark Rocky River with Mr and Mrs Merton Coe and two grandchildren in attendance. A farewell party honored Mr and Mrs Charles Coward with gifts, performances, and refreshments as guests expected to travel to Texas around August 10.
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Merton Coe
Mariel
Lois Coe
Palmer
Rocky River
Local families gather for visits and reunions across towns
Mr and Mrs Harl Easterday and daughter Phyllis Jean called on Mr and Mrs Henry Larry in Wittfield Sunday evening. Families including Naegele Easterday and Heifner attended the Crandall reunion in Clarksfield last Sunday. Dexter Hyde and family of Sullivan and Turner and family spent Sunday at Mifflin Dam. Louis Gants of Mansfield and James Heifner hosted visitors. all spent Saturday evening at Richard Heifner’s Wellington home. Shirley Ann Regal visited Spencer with aunt Mrs Wilbur Rook. Ruth Easterday of Sullivan plans a week with brother Earl Easterday and family. Gordon Rogers attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland last Tuesday. Mrs Hart Liminger was ill with flu last week. Earl Hasterday and Earnest Beam and daughter Helen were at the Great Lakes Exposition last Thursday. Mason Nichols and daughter of Elyria were visiting Sunday.
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Albert Parkes
Thistle Sown
Lieyd Cranddtal
Mabel Crandall
Hartford
Connn
Wloe
Crandall
Elyria
Lovain
Mroo
Welmot
Cleveland
Otogre
Catre Mirnson
Jewett
Merritt Pyre
Darezhier Watel
Arthur Selvet
Portsfield
Clarry Pratt
Huntington
Mars Giedorff
Norwalk
Sent. Biddinger
BE. D. Thompson
Nunne Richards
Neva
Cora Bush
Richards
William Schreffler
Merrit Papiar
Harl Easterday
Phyllis Jean
Henry Larry
Wittfield
John Naegele
Earl Easterday
Phillis Jean
Clarksfield
Dexter Hyde
Sullivan
Turner
Mifflin Dam
Louis Gants
Mansfield
James Heifner
Richard Heifner
Wellington
Shirley Ann Regal
Spencer
Wilbur Rook
Ruth Easterday
Sullivan Ta
Gordon Rogers
Hart Liminger
Earl Hasterday
Earnest Beam
Helen
Mason Nichols
Youth Carves Violin in Spare Time at Pampalona
Angel Voni Navarcarena, 21, carved a walnut violin with a jackknife between farm chores in Pampalona. He learned to play it and is now a fixture at local feles and dances. New York State ranks just behind California and Michigan in grape production.
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Pampalona
Spain
Angel Voni Navarcarena
New York State
California
Michigan
Doan’s Pills Back Relief Ad Promises Kidney Help
Painful backache blamed on tired kidneys. Ad claims kidneys remove wastes, urges 3 pints daily urine and 10 miles of tubes to function. Recommends Doan’s Pills for relief and flushing out wastes, branding it a 40 year trusted remedy.
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Doan
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Congregational
Cora M. Shepard
Barker
Dickson
Kenneth Grose
Fremont
Faye Barber
Anita Oglesbee
Bellefontaine
W T. Oglesbee
Taylor Street
Harold Sonewit
Elm Street
Lewis Luedemann
Smithville
Corlett
Oberlin
Earl Oney
Lincoln Street
Dewey Baird
Joseph Myers
Clayton Shepard
Charles W. Horris
Charles W. Horr Jr
Pontiac
Mich
Brookside Park
Jean Adams
Wooster
Een Adams
North Main Street
Edward Turner
Lanza Green
William Sponseller
Roy Hewitt
Ray &. Coates
Philip Beal
William Bennett
Entre Club
Carolyn Renouard
Ida van Cleef
Renoward
Loar‘sin
Robert Burnham
New Londongh School
Gaylord Bassett
New England States
Carpent Street
Bassett
Anna Wyan
E. A. Brice
Milldred
Avon
Mabel Lemon
Hoarriet Dudley
Marve Mebling
Mary, Crane
Trend
Goukeh
Doerlsdyouch
S.S. Pirnir
18Th Street Baptist
Lakeview Park
Wedies
Sindans Peak
Norman Stackhate
Cahoon Park
E My
Eugene Vierriad
Thearm
M Cen . Bue
Ray
Dayton “Piper
Bud Jareex
Clavaland
Malcolm Braokersao
James
Lakewood
Aven
Arthur Hudson
Jeanne Iyerrman
Daisy Martin
Penfield
Alice Spaetzeoot Chirazo
J Vanek
Alma
Lakewand
Remins
Mawhy
Grand Rauids
Mick
Walter Jelly
Coldwater
Coldwater. Mich Mrs. Lottie Ketchum
Pear Berin
Friends
Sowell
Columbus
Ka Ow
Roarkester
Civit Club
Picntc
Thie
Bares
George
Keith Andeems
Marshall Furnaces Sales and Service
W.H. Siler
Brenner
William
Hart
VEWS
Harry Rowland
Song
Friday
Eppitheres Switver
Pot
Virginia
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad St
Mrs
Ray Grahaim
Jane
Faul
Gene
Thuegles
Myra
Vistor Gordon Robert Swope
City Hospital
Akron
Willis Sessions
Alfred Seesions
Jean
Miller
Chardon
Millia Arndt
Fuller Stithh
Massillon
Marc Snitch
Cora Chamberlain
Kentucky
West Virginia
Hev
Mrs. Davids
Minnesota
Parswell
Charles Coward
Coward
Naegely
Dorothy Naegele
Nettie Naegele
Carolyn Rupking
Hart Easterday
Kenry West
Grnce Crile
Helen Hasterday
Neatle Naegele
Texas
Naegele
Fred Lorence
Welliigton
Henry Lorence
Clem Finkle
Kenneth Finkle
Chance
William DiUgard
Forest Rie
Robert
Carl Garrison
George Gatt
O. H
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Gulflube Oul
Alfred Alten
2Nd Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Firestone
Broad
Cedar
J. P. Schoonmaker
Mgr
ED Marsh
Middle Ave
Sth Street
Gulflube
Gulf
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