Former Cleveland Publisher Shimansky Dies
Funeral services will be held in Sandusky for OK Shimansky former president of the Cleveland Times Publishing Co. who died Sunday at his home after a three month illness caused by influenza following a serious cold. He had been in real estate since the Times closed in 1926 and leaves a widow and two sons Karl and Dr Lee Shimansky. He belonged to the Midday Club Chamber of Commerce Real Estate Board Insurance Board and was former secretary and manager of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce with offices in Columbus.
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Cleveland
Sandusky
OK Shimansky
Cleveland Times
Shimansky
The
Times
Karl
Lee Shimansky
Midday Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Old Glory Grange Meeting Highlights and Prize Winner
Old Glory Grange held its regular meeting on Thursday June 7 with twenty members present. The program featured a song by the Harvester trio and a violin solo, with topics discussed by members. Fred Prosser won the prize. next lecture hour will be led by Lucille Spicer on Thursday June 2.
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OLD Glory Grange
Zola Hastings
Harvester Trio
Robbins
Gott
Duane McClellan
James Hastings
Fred Prosser
Lucille Spicer
Samaritans in Alberta Sibbald aid farmer family land discing
In Sibbald Alberta on June 11 neighbors helped farmer WOD Lewis and his wife after they were confined in a hospital. They took to cropping Lewis's half section, using three tractors eighteen outfits and nineteen horses with scores of friends to perform discing and seeding efforts.
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Samaritans
Alberta
Sibbald
Wod Lewis
Lewis
Louisiana Shaves 1,000 000 Lbs Dressed Fowl Value
A recent report notes Louisiana sold one million pounds of dressed fowl on the wholesale market valued at about $600,000, highlighting the scale of poultry trade in the region.
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Louisiang
Baby Habits and Castoria Marketing Notice
An old advertisement warns against two baby habits irregular bowel action and mouth sucking. It promotes Castoria as a gentle, vegetable remedy for colic diarrhea gas and constipation and claims 30 years of medical use with a Motherhood guide and Chase Fletcher signature on the wrapper.
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Little Fletcher
Chase Fletchers
Delegate Writer-Delegate Otey Walker At National Convention
Special Central Press Correspondent Relay from Chronicle Telegram describes Hon Otey Walker arriving in Kansas City as a liberal minded delegate. He sketches the convention scene, breakfasting with locals, drafts a platform with six planks including farm relief and prohibition, and notes Harry S. Sinclaire has no chance for the nomination.
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Central Press
Chronicle-Telegram
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Chronicle Telegram
United States
Twelfth Street
Trans Atlantic
Haystack Township
Hootstown
My Town
Chicago
Harry F Sin Lair
Community notices from Amherst and nearby towns
The Womens Foreign Missionary society of Methodist church in Amherst hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs R A Pelt’s home with Rev R A Pert leading devotionals and an Ownership discussion. The Ladies Dime society of the Congregational church met Thursday afternoon for business, social hour, and refreshments for twenty. Harold Staples and Mrs Harold Staples welcomed a baby boy. Ida Wilhelm was honored at a June 23 shower for Leonard Whestly of Elvira with orchid decor and pedra games. A Congregational meeting Friday evening featured instructors for next year, led by Principal L Paul Steigner and several teachers. Various Amherst residents were noted as shoppers and visitors in Elyria and Lorain.
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South Amherst
Womens Foreign Missionary Society of Methodist Church
Virs R A Pelt
Amherst
Henry Nickel
Albert Allsop
R A
Ladies Dime Society of the
Congregational Church
Christ Fahrney
Harold Staples
Cleveland
Ward Wubbard
East Mainst
Ida Wilhelm
Leonard Whestly
Elvrra
Harold Allsop
Margaret Schneider
John Wilhelm
Martin Springer
Charles Bauman
Alfred Ballil
Walter Schneider
William
Enid Baldry
Doris Springer
Rose Wilhelm Kathryn Schriner
Iathan Gleason
Helen Abersold
Ethel Winson
Margaret Wulhelm
Ward Hubbard
Ida Wilhel
L Paul Steigner
Laura Pope
Flora Pike
Lola Wigert
Thelma Schnaak
Sarah Davis
Neva Brown
Kathryn Schriner
Nurito claimed to cure sciatic pain for mother at home
An ad touts Nurito as a cure for sciatica neuralgia lumbago and neuritis. The head of a New York syndicate allegedly uses it on his eighty year old mother with claimed instant relief and without narcotics. The copy promises a money back guarantee if suffering is not stopped and urges readers to buy through their druggist immediately.
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Socertini
Nurito
New York
Nurlto
Local greetings and visits noted around Cleveland region
New Albany Indiana reports a young boy, David Deweese, aged eight, claiming a world record by standing on a two by ten foot pole for twelve hours with a six inch plank. The piece also mentions experiments with gas as an illuminant in the late 1700s. The rest of the piece lists social visits and diners in Ohio communities including Cleveland Lorain Elyria Berlin Heights and Amherst with families and neighbors.
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New Albany
Ind
David Deweese
Pacific Fliers Receive $20,000 In Australia
Navigator Harry W Lyon and radio operator James Warner of the Southern Cross crews prepare to return to the United States after a grand reception in Brisbane and Sydney. They received gifts and praise, including a $20,000 check from Marcus Oldham, while Lyons noted a $2,000 navigation fee from California to Suva. The event drew about 200,000 spectators as the aviators shared in Australian acclaim.
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Sydney
Australia
Harry W Lyon
James Warner
Southern Cross
United States
Charles Kingford-Smith
Charles T P Ulm
Brisbane
Lyon
Warner
Lyom
California
Suva
Marcus Oldham
Lee Nixon Named Sergeant at Arms for Republican National Convention
Lee Nixon of Kansas City Missouri chosen as sergeant at arms by the national committee. Nixon has served as assistant to the chairman for ten years and is described by members as knowing more Republicans than any other man in the party.
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Lee Nluxon
G. O
Kansas City
Lee Nixon
National Committee
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Nixon ties with Republicans in Washington capital visit
In Washington, Nixon on has met most visiting Republicans in the national capital. Nixon began his political career in 1899 when named postmaster in San Juan Porto Rico. Four years later he joined the committee in Washington.
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Nixon
National Capital
San Juan
Porto Rico
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