Old Home Town and Local Deaths in New London
The community notes the Lima resident Leroy Baker and Halcyon Rebekah Lodge members to attend the funeral of Sister Huldah Beardsley in New London. Also reported are the funeral of Amos Collingwood in Clarksfield, a Toledo visitor, a two mile automobile accident with minor injuries, Epworth League District Convention in Cascade Park Elyria, social visits, and funeral plans delayed due to absent relatives. Mrs. Huldah Beardsley, a longtime New London resident and Rebekah member, dies in Michigan. funeral at the Baptist church Friday with sessions by the Rebekahs and W R C.
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Leroy Baker
Lima
Halcyon Rebekah Lodge No
Lone Weedman
Toledo
New London
Frank Childs
Marion
Ohio
Here
Nash
Epworth League
Cascade Park
Elyria
Dorothy
Rosalind Palmer
George Parnell
E. T. Jacobs
West Main Street
Medina
Bell
Henry Messenger
Youngstown
California
Huldah Beardsley
Michigan
Beardsley
Rebekahs
Baptist Church
Kettenring
Clemenceau Opposes Paying France War Debts Again
Paris June 14 Georges Clemenceau in a Candide article reportedly reaffirms opposition to France paying its war debt. The ex Premier says he has another letter ready for the American public and plans to issue it when timing is right. He notes Americans favor debt cancellation and criticizes Dawes plan revisions.
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Paris
Georges Clemenceau
France
Candide
Clemenceau
Tiger
America
Sealing Ban Aims to Restore Seal Stocks
The United States Bureau of Fisheries bans commercial seal hunting until 1930. Alaska Natives, miners or explorers may take seals for food, but none may be killed for shipment or sale. The hunting season is closed August 1 to December 10 for two years to allow stocks to replenish.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
Quieting Title Notice in Lorain County Real Estate Case
Plaintiffs Niels Poulsen and Christ J Christensen petition the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio in case 26462 to quiet title to 92.927 acres in Carlisle Township parts of Sections 6 and 15 described by metes bounds from the Seluria Medina road to the Elyria Medina road. Defendants unnamed and unknown heirs devisees and assigns must answer by July 25 1925 or be enjoined from asserting interests. Attorneys Webber Symons. May 31 June 7-14-21-28 July 6.
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Rebecca Swift
George K. Swift
Maria P. Swift
Samuel Brooks
Julius Buhring
James McMullin
William Patterson
Danes Hardy
Elyria, Grafton and Southern Railway Company
Cleveland, Elyria and Western Railway Company
George W. Swift
Capes Hardy
Seizorees
Niels Poulsen
Christ J. Christensen
Court of Common Pleas
Larain County
Ohio
Carlisle
County of Lorain
State of Ohio
Seluria-Medina Road
Catherine Diederich
Butternut Ridge Road
Alyria-Medina
Elyria-Medina
Leon A
Sophia Walton
Flyrta- Medina
Said Walton
Sylvia J. Jackson
Henry
Margaret Schildt
Schildt
Robson Road
Warden & Laundon
Webber & Symons
New London Guests Visit Caverns in West Liberty
New London June 14. Mr and Mrs Rothleffberger Mr and Mrs Winters and son and father Mr Webb of Toledo were weekend guests at the Oswalt Heitche home. The party motored to West Liberty to visit the Caverns. Mrs Warry Davis and son Richard returned home after a week with her sister Mrs Davis.
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New
London
Rothleffberger
Winters
Mr. Webb
Toledo
Oswalt-Heitche
West Liberty
Ohio
Warry Davis
Richard
Names Commission Named to Pick 1928 Most Valuable Player
Chicago June 14 President E S Barnard of the American league announced a commission to select the 1928 season's most valuable baseball player. Members include Paul Shannon Boston Post Harry Nelly Chicago American Ed Bang Cleveland News Harry G Salsinger Detroit News William B Hanna New York Herald Tribune James B Isaminger Philadelphia Enquirer J Ed Wray St Louis Post Dispatch and Denman Thompson Washington Star. The chosen player will receive 1000 dollars in addition to a testimonial.
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Chicago
E. S. Barnard
American League
Paul Shannon
Boston Post
Harry Nelly
Chicago American
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
Harry G. Salsinger
Detroit News
William B. Hanna
New York Herald- Tribune
Jamesb. Isaminger
Philadelphia Enquirer
J. Ed Wray
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Denman Thompson
Washington Star
Mother's Friend Comforts Expectant Mothers
Externally applied, it relieves prenatal distress by relaxing tight tissues and muscles. Its daily use makes the skin soft and pliable. A testimonial from Mrs. Thos. Sharosky of Leechburg, Pa claims it saved her life after a 93 percent pound baby boy was born just before the doctor arrived. Start using tonight sold by all drug stores. Free booklet offer for Things to Know Before Baby Comes. Bradheld Regulator Co. Desk 27 Atlanta Ga.
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Bradheld Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Speedy Relief From Bunion Pains and Soft Corns
Get a two ounce bottle of Mooney Emerald Oil today. It promises quick relief from inflammation and pain within minutes and helps soft corns shrink and shed nightly. Guaranteed by C. W. Phillips and druggists, money back if not effective.
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Mooney
Storse
Moone
C. W. Phillips
Seal Hunting Banned Through 1930
In San Francisco on June 14, authorities announced a ban on seal hunting that will remain in effect until 1930. The measure aims to protect seal populations and regulate maritime harvests.
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San Francisco
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