Memorial Day Observed in Wellington with Parade
Wellington observes Memorial Day with a townwide program in the Opera House led by Don Myers who warns against war profits. The event includes a tableau of Peace, a chorus of war songs, Lincoln Gettysburg Address, Star Spangled Banner, and a parade past veterans, scouts, bands, and local officials. The cemetery service features American Legion firing squad, G A R cenotaph decoration, and taps.
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Wellington
Don Myers
Lotain County
Wellington Opera House
American Legion
Iittle
R Blanchard
Frank Obric
J. A. Kaley
MacDermott
Brighton-Huntington Fife and Drum Corp
W. R. C and Sons of Veterans
Wellington Band
American Legion and Auxiliary
Tign
Boy Scouts
Tirl
Judge James B. Ruhl Addresses Kiwanis Meeting
Judge James B. Ruhl spoke to Wellington Kiwanis with his wife present. Senior class members Civil War veterans and guests attended as two student quartets performed. Dr. Binder won the Kiwanis attendance prize while Arlene West and Russel Edwards captured guest prizes.
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Myer
James
Ruhl
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Dr. Binder
Kiwanis
Arlene West
Russel Edwards
Entra Nous Members Courteously Hosted by Mrs Baum
Mrs Charles Baum entertained Entra Nous members at her home on Friday evenings as a courtesy to Miss Aletha Stacey who will soon sail for France.
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Charles Baum
Entra Nous Club
Aletha Stacey
France
Evening at Fon tainebleu Conservatory event
Mrs Franklin Jones attended as an invited guest. Bridge was played with Mrs Claire Hill taking the high score. Miss Stacey received a guest prize for her participation.
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Fontainebleu Conservatory
Franklin Jones
Bridge
Claire Hill
Stacey
Penfield Graduates Hear Charles DeBoe
Rev. Charles DeBoe of Cleveland told the Penfield graduating class that knowledge of history and geography matters less than attitude toward life and duty. He urged students not to measure success by wealth but by service to community, state, and nation, and warned that only high ideals lead to true success.
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Charles DeBoe
Cleveland
Penfield
Miniature golf course opens in Wellington with officials
Wellington’s first miniature golf course opened Saturday with Major L. D. Smith and Charles W Horr leading the opening match. Two additional official matches featured Mrs. Ramser versus Mrs Curtice and Reverend Paul Carter versus Postmaster Branson. Carter posted the best score, finishing the course in 49 points amid close games.
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Wellington
L. D. Smith
Charles W Horr
Henrys Ramser
Wortns
Fastern Stars
Burt Curtice
Entre Nous Club
Paul Carter
Branson
Ramser
Rev. Carter
John Dickason Buried After Funeral Services
Funeral services for John Tickason aged 7 8 were held this afternoon at his home on South Main Street. The service was led by Pastor Paul Carter of the Methodist church. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery under Keith Andrews. Dickason died Friday afternoon at 5 o clock after several months illness. He is survived by his wife and three sons, Charles and Hart of Elyria and Clarence YTenfield.
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John Tickason
South Main Street
Ev Paul Carter
Methodist Church
Keith Andrews
Greenwood Cemetery
Dickason
Charles
Hart
Elyria
Clarence Ytenfield
Emtona Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion
A testimonial advertises Emtona as a fast natural remedy for indigestion gas bloating heartburn and nervousness. Mrs C H Wadsworth of Elyria Ohio reports long lasting relief after starting Emtona at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store 415 Broad Street and invites readers to request a free sample.
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Emtona
C. H. Wadsworth
Gulf Street
Elyria
Ohio
Muir
Broad Street
European car counts and tax voting notes
On January 1 1930 France led with 928160 automobiles Germany followed with 468 ago Taxation without representation is examined Washington DC owners pay taxes but lack voting representation The calendar months list birthstones by month appears in the text
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France
Germany
Washington, DC
District of Columbia
Brother Mell and Rose Peckham in Wisconsin Family Note
Brother Mell of Spencer and a sister, Mrs Rose Peckham, of Wisconsin, are named in a family notice indicating kinship links and residence.
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Mell
Spencer
Rose Peckham
Wisconsin
Quiet Quiet Wedding Ties Amherst Couple
Miss Luella Lasson Alson formerly of Amherst and Arthur Cave of Wellington wed quietly at the home of Reverend Eastman in Amherst on Friday evening. They left for a short wedding trip to Michigan and will reside in the Harold Whiteside apartment on East Main street after returning.
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Amherst
Luella Lasson
Alson
Arthur Cave
Wellington
Rev. Eastman
Missionary Speakers From Wellington Set to Visit Ohio Churches
Miss Alma E Doering of Unevangelized Tribes Mission Africa a First Baptist member and Miss Ruth Hege of Wellington spoke at a Missionary meeting at First Baptist Rocky River. Doering will lecture at LaGrange Baptist Sunday morning and Camden Baptist Sunday evening. Hege will address Elyria Sunday school Sunday morning and speak briefly in the morning service. Doering departs Monday for Aurora and OsKaloosa Iowa for conventions and plans to visit other Ohio churches through June 14.
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Alma E. Doering
Unevangelized Tribes Mission
Africa
First Baptist Church
Wellington
Ruth Hege
Rocky Fiver
Miss Doering
Baptist Church
LaGrange
Camden Baptist Church
Miss Hege
Baptist Sunday School
Elyria
Andrews to Play Composition by Former Wellington Boy
Dr George W Andrews Oberlin conservatory organist will perform Prelude e Fughetta at the morning service. The work is by Elmer Gannett of Davenport Town a former Wellington resident and Wellington school graduate.
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Wellington
George W. Andrews
Oberlin Conservatory
Furstenureh
Oberlin
Elmer Gannett
Davenport
Town
Accident Reported Near Wellington After Toledo Bound Trip
An accident occurred in the Wellington district near Fans Clinic hospital after a car from Barberton to Toledo overturned west of town on Saturday. A female occupant suffered multiple arm lacerations and received first aid. names of those involved were not disclosed.
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Wellington
Decoration Day
Barberton
Toledo
Satuday
Fans Clinic
Stork News Born to Penfield couple a son yesterday
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Stanley Sooy of Penfield. The birth adds a new member to the local family, with relatives already noting the happy event.
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Stanley Sooy
Penfield
Friendship club meeting at Elytia home report
Mrs Matt King attended the Friendship club gathering held at Mrs Ed Finkle’s residence in Ely tia on Thursday, with attendees sharing updates and community notes.
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Matt King
The
Friendship Club
Ed Finkle
Elytia
Cleanest City Question Sparks Dutch Pride
A query asks which city ranks as the cleanest in the world, noting Broek, Holland as a famed example of neatness and civic pride in cleanliness lore. The piece suggests the Dutch town’s reputation stands as a benchmark for orderly urban living.
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Broek
Holland
Birthstones by month and gemstone list
A partial OCR fragment lists birthstones by month, mentioning January garnet February amethyst March bloodstone. The text is incomplete and lacks full month coverage and additional stones.
Baptist Sunday School groups plan visit to Hyde home
The Adult Bible class the Win ne class and the Young Folks class of the Baptist Sunday school will visit the new home of Mr and Mrs Meville Hyde near Wednesday evening. The affair will include a miscellaneous shower in honor of the superintendent and his wife. Twenty five interested persons attended the study in Revelation held in the Baptist church Wednesday evening. This study will continue through June and July. Rev and Mrs H K Finley will attend graduation exercises at Muskingum college June 9 where their daughter Jove will receive her diploma.
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Baptist Sunday School
Meville Hyde
Baptist Church
H. K. Finley
Muskingum College
Joves
John Grissinger
Thornton Gannett
Worcester
Ella Brice
Mildred
Nevada
Ohio
Edwin Branson
Ohio State
A. R. Branson
John Duff
Gibsonberg
Flora Horr
Cleveland
Charles Horr, Jr
Charles Horr
Arthur Kepler
aVonne
Marjory
Harold
Lueila Hines
Akron
Mark Cave
Mason
Midh
Kipton Meeting Tuesday in Hebron Association
Beebetown Baptist Church hosted the Hebron Association Woman's Missionary meeting on Tuesday with Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Schweinfurth Mrs. Mabelle Whitney Miss Violetta Cook Miss Amelia Latteman and Mrs. Clarence Searles among attendees. Alma Doering of the African Inland Mission spoke.
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Kipton
W. H. Schweinfurth
Mabelle Whitney
Violletta Cook
Amelia Latteman
Clarence Searles
Hebron Association
Baptist Church
Beebetown
Alma Doering
The
African Inland Mission
Library of Congress Establishment and Building Dates
The Library of Congress was established in 1800 and is the world's largest library. The current building was completed in 1897, though it has not always occupied the present structure.
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Library of Congress
Missionary program features Ruth Hege and Doering
Miss Ruth Hege of Wellington and Miss Doering are slated to depart soon as missionaries and shared the spotlight on the program.
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Ruth Hege
Wellington
Miss Doering
Memorial Day Services at Camden Baptist Church
Memorial Day services were held Sunday at the Camden Baptist Church with the Community Church joining. Rev Schweinfurth delivered the sermon and Rev Bates along with Rev Harding assisted. The joint choirs sang a beautiful selection.
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Camden Baptist Church
Community Church
Schweinfurth
Bates
Harding
Baccalaureate Service at Community Church Honors Graduates
Baccalaureate services were held Sunday evening at the Community Church with Rev. Bates delivering the address and Rev. Echweinfurth and Rev. Harding assisting. The combined choir performed strikingly and the graduating class, led by Miss Kerr, escorted by their partners, heard Morris Scott sing a solo.
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Bates
Echweinfurth
Harding
Miss Kerr
Morris Scott
Weekend Visitors and Local Events in Cleveland and Elyria
Miss Calla Bronson from Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs F H Bronson. Mr and Mrs Adrian Betts and Shirley Ann visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Mulroy of Elyria. Carl Moehl of Detroit stayed with relatives. Aileen Arnold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Arnold, broke her shoulder blade playing on a school playground. Rev Harold Twining and family hosted Sunday dinner with his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Twining in Medina. Elyria shoppers included Mrs F A Perkins Mrs P E Yarding Mrs W W Calkins and Miss Jessie Mellor. Mr and Mrs John Sigsworth and sons from Ridgeville visited L E B Sigsworth. Howard Ringler of Cleveland spent the weekend with his wife’s parents Mr and Mrs C J Betts.
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Calla Bronson
Cleveland
F. H. Bronson
Adrian Betts
Shirley Ann
Joseph Mulroy
Elyria
Carl Moehl
Detroit
Aileen Arnold
Albert Arnold
Ernest Twining
Harold Twining
Medina
F. A. Perkins
P. E. Yarding
W. W. Calkins
Jessie Mellor
John Sigsworth
Ridgeville
L. EB. Sigsworth
Diary Notes on Broadway Gossip and Stage History
A New York diary excerpt records social scenes and theatrical memories from downtown to Broadway. It mentions performers like Della Fox and Julian Eltinge, hotel rooms, revues, and personal reflections on fame, with brief notes on friends traveling to Decoration Day events and stock market reactions.
Relatives Gather For Sendoff At Bryden Home
About 40 relatives visited the Bryden home on Sunday to honor Rose Sabin and Glen Brooks and their son Donald who plan to move to California. Guests from Eaton Litchfield Cleveland Sheffield and MKipton brought baskets and enjoyed visiting and games. Additional local visits and Sunday dinners occurred with neighbors and relatives across several towns.
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Georges Bryden
Rose Sabin
Glen Brooks
Donald
California
Eaton
Litchfield
Cleveland
Sheffied
Mkipton
Not one night twenty years ago in the gutter
The fragment recalls a stage star’s rise from dramatic training to enduring fame and wealth in New York theater. It notes aging performers still drawing attention, a Utah man’s comment on market losses, and plutocrats forced to downsiz e yachts, staff, and polo ponies as hardship spreads through Park Avenue.
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Mr. Eltinge
New York
California
The
Lambs Cambos
Mitinge Waa
College Dramatica
New York Theatre
Ogden
Utah
Sea Today
Park Avenue
Drive down 8th 9th and 10th streets west of West Avenue
Read Tuesday's paper for local brief items and notes spanning a small downtown area. Page highlights include street directions and community notices likely from neighborhood columns.
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8Th
West Avenue
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Bungle
Baluchistan
George
Holi
Polk Street
Elmer
James B. Ruhl
Lub
Henry
S. Main St
John Dickason
Congress
R. J. Scott
Mount
Everest
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
N.carolina
Virginia
Jefferson Davis
Tennessee
S.carolina
Central Press Association
Rocky River
DR. Andrews
Stork News
Retta Richards
Rochester
Will Irish
Irwin Myers
Arthur Maston
Frank Mead
Worril Hilliker
Buffalo
Mac Train and Sons
Chyde and
Lewis
Warren
Tom Leach
Bob Davis
Joseph Urban
Henry Sell
Warner Baxter
Della Fox
Gorge Sokolski
Shanghai
Stuart Price
Florence Mills
Clarence Waite
Sagilla Salzman
Roaring Springs
Altoona
Marjorie Bayless
Wendell Bayless
Warner Hotel
Vera Miller
Stanley Bayless
Gallipolis
Metropolis
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
al Jolson
Jolson
Charlie MacArthur
East 50
MacArthur
Juhlan Eltinge
Julian Eltinge
Grand Opera House
Cmpin
Harold Lathrop
Jack Cook
H. B. Cook
Marvy Ernst
Brewster
C. C. Bickel
B. W. Hill
Romp
Sabin
Ernest Sabin
W. F. Betts
New London
J. H. Calkins
Clayton Freeman
Norwalk
Mabel Brown
Marion
Elsie Chrys Yer
Mansfield
George Barr
Bernie Hales
Elwood Austin
Earl Smith
Darwin Sharp
Jorain
F. E. Sharp
Imperial Furniture Co
Post Office
Gales and Service
Bird
Deceer
John Phillip Sausa
the Chronicle
Auburn
H. M. Andress and Son
Broad St
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