State Briefs from Ohio and Nearby Areas
State briefs report oil production surge in Monroe county with a well flowing 100 barrels daily at Woodefield. Pomeroy notes Rathburn Brothers open an eight hole golf course near Rutland, banning Sunday play. Middleport cites five of seven Miller children sent to chil dren's homes after a jealous shooting and suicide. Defiance covers flood era log rafting on Maumee and Tiffin rivers to a sawmill. Glouster notes Trimble action to recover over 3200 from war-era payments and rewards paid to unappointed officers. Columbus reports 46 Ohio cooperative livestock associations marketing stock worth 910,831.66 in May across 507 floors for 7,700 shipments.
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Pomeroy
Defiance
Maumee
Tif
D. W. Coy
Yiffin
Piranaport
Glouster
Trimble
Columbus
Cooperative Livestock Associations of Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Putnaim County Cooperatives
Are You Tired Weak Discouraged Kidney Ad Card
An advertisement warns readers of fatigue and nervousness linked to kidney problems. It promotes Dr Carey’s Marshroot Preparation for 75 cents, claiming it cleanses kidney impurities and improves well being with a money back guarantee. Biased claims accompany a drug list in the ad.
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CW. Phillips
Man raids with badge. Akron man arrested near Yingling
Joseph Zeller in Akron roamed with a self issued badge exploiting no authority. He approached Mister Yingling asking to see a warrant and was arrested when Yingling questioned his legality. The tale highlights the clash between impersonation and law enforcement.
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Thomas Edison
Babe Ruth
Charlie Dawes
Hell ‘N Maria
Peggy Joyce
Mister Marcon
Joseph Zeller
Akron
Joseph
Mister Yingling
Local Notes From Eaton And Nearby Communities
Mrs Ernest Smith has been very ill with the flu. Miss Lottie Munn returns from teaching duties to spend the summer with her parents and will teach next year at Erie College in Painesville. Mr and Mrs F M Cousins attend Wellington high school class reunion and alumni banquet. Miss Frances Davis has a new Chevrolet. Hill home guests include Mrs Mildred Durkee and Hill families from Cleveland Elyria. Mr and Mrs McRane and son Reed of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson. Mire Pyrle Cornish visits before starting work in Indianapolis after graduating as aesthetician in Battle Creek College. Mrs Elizabeth Kimball of Cleveland and Clarence Webber of West Park dine with Mr and Mrs George Diedrick. Supper arrangements follow.
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Lottie Munn
Erie College
Painesville
F. m. Cousins
Wellington High School
Frances Davis
Hill
Mildred Durkee
Elmer Hill
Cleveland
Will Hill
Elyria
Durkee
Diedrick
Arthur Davis
George Schnieder
Peter Diedrick
Guy Chapman
George Frank
Lorain
John Diedrick
Chestnut Ridge
Adelbert Cheney
Lo-rain
Ford Hill
R. L. Barth
Iva Coffman
Mary Dawley
Pierce Home
Robert Stevens
Hattie Stevens
Carl
Columbia
Fred Hathaway
Clyde Rose
Seville
E E. Durkee
Nally
Oberlin
Burton M. Ross
Harry Dunlap
Memorial Hospital
Z. EZ. Durkee
Freda Cook
H. A. Richer
Upper Guarts
Burton Ross
J. E. Dunlap
Harry
Howard
Koons
Homerville
Julia Durkee
Grant
Hudson
Representa
Michigan
United St. Congress
Mra
D. W. Carpenter
C.W. Tite
E. M. Hathaway
Clarence Cowley
C. W. Tite
George Cornish
Walter Cornish
Vern Cornish
Milo Cornish
Harvey Cousins
Mame Cornish
Pyrle Cornish
Alfred Brightman
L. T. Davis
Toledo
Ober- Min
Nellie Booth
Carlisle
Edgar Fauver
Massachusetts
Will Vaughn
V. R. Phelps
West View
Allen Nead
Ben Walker
Avon
F. R. Cousins
Glen Stranahan
Ralph Cole
Fred Phelps
Carol Cook
Jane
Ralph Dunlap
Charles Beckwith
Charles Farmer
Howard Dunlap
Henry Snell
War Worker Heroine of Story in France Featured
A war worker in France who inspired the heroine of a popular novel is identified as Miss Gertrude Ely of Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania. The novel, "The Journal of a Mud House," was written by her sister Mira Tiffany of New York City, and follows two women adventuring in New Mexico. Elyria notes Ely is a regional worker for the National League of Women Voters. The article also lists many local visits and social events spanning Elyria and nearby towns, mentioning relatives, friends, and civic figures.
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France
Gertrude Ely
Bryn Mawr
Mira
Charles Tiffany
New York City
New Mexico
Miss Ely
National League of Women Voters
Pesky Devils Quirtes a New Chemical Insect Killer
An advertisement touts a chemical named Pesky Devils Quirtes FP 1D Q Cas afe as a safe bedbug moth roach and flea eliminator. It claims to rid houses of pests and be used by leading merchants and railroads, sold by C. W. Philiiga Drus Coadvertisement in sealed bottles.
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C. W. Philiiga
Drus Co
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Eaton
Ernest Smith
Duke of York
King George
Jockey Club
U. S
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Eddie Burnbrook
Eddie Shevlin
Army
New England
President Coolidge
Wilmot Printing Co
Matonic Temple
H. M. Andress& Son
Earl Court
Chronicle Telegram
Columans
Leona Heights
Griswold Road
Une
A Syndicate
Yellow Line
River Road
Cleveland Trust Company
Lenna Heighta
Lorain Bass- Reseman
U. S. Pole
Lorain County Bank Building
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