Auto crash near Huntington injures Columbus man
Wellington June 18 Ed Meister of Columbus suffered a crushed shoulder after a head on collision with a Telling Belle Vernon truck driven by Perry Sooy near Huntington. Meister, exhausted after a long hot drive, said he fell asleep at the wheel before ambulance rushed him to Oberlin hospital.
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Wellington
Ed. J. Meister
Columbus
Huntington
Perry Sooy
Meister
Keith Andrew
Oberlin Hospital
Man Struck By Switching Engine At Wheeling Depot
Hiram Cole, a Big Four Railroad car inspector, was badly cut on the head and bruised on the leg yesterday afternoon when a switching engine struck the car he was riding at the Big Four private crossing near the Wheeling depot. Dr. Gregg attended the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Cole
Big Four Railroad
Big Four
Wheeling
Dr. Gregg
Wellington fair official attends mid-summer meeting in Columbus
Co. E. Dirlam, secretary of the Wellington fair, was in Columbus yesterday for the mid-summer fair manager's meeting. On Wednesday afternoon Mr. Dirlam will attend the Northern Ohio Fair Circuit meeting at Elyria.
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E. Dirlam
Wellington
Columbus
Dirlam
Elyria
Mrs James Davidson Buried at Huntington
Funeral services for Mrs. James Davidson aged 72 were held this afternoon at the Huntington M E church. She died Saturday evening from heart trouble. She is survived by her husband three children Mrs Will Leiby of Homer Mrs Will Koons of Huntington and Burt Davidson of Elyria nineteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davidson
Huntington
Huntington M. E
Davison
Will Leiby
Homer
Will Koons
Burt Davidson
Elyria
Miss Johns Heads to Ohio State for Six Week Course
Miss Mary Johns and her mother Mrs Anna Johns traveled from Lorain on Friday after Miss Johns completed a year as musical director at Whit tier Junior High School. She left today for Columbus to attend a six week course at Ohio State University.
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Mary Johns
Anna Johns
Lorain
Miss Johns
Whittier Junior High School
Columbus
Ohio State University
I was denied health then Konjola won
Mr Ignac Schuster of Struthers Ohio recounts years of stomach and liver trouble. After starting Konjola his digestion improved, appetite returned, biliousness ceased, and he gained strength. He endorses Konjola and notes availability at Phillips Drug Store in Elyria Ohio and by other druggists in the region.
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Koniola
Ignac Schuster
Struthers
Konjola
Elyria
Phillip
Local Columbus Student Plans Winona Lake Vacation
Miss Johns owns a home in Columbus with friends located at 12 West 11th Street. After completing her study period she plans a vacation at Winona Lake.
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Columbus
West 11Th Street
Child Conservation League Guests at Ladies Aid Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will host Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs A B Southards home. Oberlin woman to address on Play. Readings by Mrs Robert Hammond a vocal solo by Mrs Milo Voxtheimer an address The Purpose of the League and a paper How to Teach Obedience by Mrs Charles Barnes.
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Child Conservation League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
A. B. Southard
Oberlin
Robert Hammond
Milo Voxtheimer
League
Frank Obrig
Charles Barnes
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Christina Smith at Lakewood
Mrs Christina Smith was guest of honor at a dinner party hosted by Mrs Douglas Uffendale in Lakewood on Sunday to celebrate Mrs Smiths tenth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lee Smith and Mrs Let tie Hawk from this place.
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Christina Smith
Douglas Uffendale
Lakewood
Smith
Lee Smith
Lettie Hawk
Oberlin and Wooster College scholarships awarded locally
Jacob Hege receives the Oberlin scholarship funded by Oberlin Alumni in Wellington and Wellington High School Alumni. Miss Betty Zechar earns the Wooster College scholarship.
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Jacob Hege
Oberlin
Wellington
Wellington High School
Betty Zechar
Wooster College
Alumni officers named for Wellington High School year
Officers chosen for the Wellington High School Alumni for the coming year include President Lena Dirlam class of 1899 First Vice President Edith Robinson class of 1894 Second Vice President H Otter bacher class of 1897 Assistant Secretary Leola Zeigler Toastmaster Jean Babcock class of 1909 Decoration Committee Howard Leh man Phyllis Hughes Webber BeVier Refreshments Committee Mrs Van Barber Luella Chapman Gadfield Bertha Holiday Stoll Program Committee Mildred Murray Charles Williard Ruth Hogan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High School
Lena Dirlam
Edith Robinson
H. C. Otterbacher
Leola Zeigler
Jean Babcock
Howard Lehman
Phyllis Hughes
Webber BeVier
van Barber
Luella Chapman Gadfield
Bertha Holiday Stoll
Mildred Murray
Charles Williard
Ruth Hogan
Local Officials Close Summer Session of Board of Public Affairs
The Board of Public Affairs met in the Mayor's court room last evening and transacted only routine business. Community Churches will be the topic for discussion at the Kiwanis luncheon Thursday noon. The Eastern Stars’ last summer meeting is set for next Tuesday evening. Visitors include Mrs. Wm. Foster and daughter Mary Lou of Portland, Oregon, and Mrs. Foster's mother Mrs. F. D. White of Akron.
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Board of Public Affairs
C. E. Dirlam
Dirlam
Clyde
Wm. P. Foster
Mary Lou
Portland
Oregon
Keith
John Cooper
Cleveland
Lula Farrar
D. G. Swanger
George Hawk
Doris Palmer
Dan Grissings
Harold Whiteside
Vermilion
Wm. Lamoreaux
Robert
Wm. Rook
Brighton
Normand
Maxine Watters
Nina Burkhardt
W. J. Powell
Swedish Ruler Gustaf V Nears 71st Birthday
King Gustaf V of Sweden, turning 71, remains fit and active as he has been since his 1907 accession. The monarch, tall and slim, follows a Spartan diet and keeps daily routines with tennis, fishing, and minimal soup. He rises at 8 am, reads papers, and handles a large mail, often dining simply with Queen Victoria, avoiding personal gifts on birthdays to fund a cancer hospital, raising over 2 million kronen.
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Stockholm
Gustaf V
Sweden
Tali
Gustaf
Daily Mail
Victoria
Tullgarn
American Legion Plans Storm Fund
The American Legion's national Amer is m commission recommends a national emergency relief fund funded by Legion and auxiliary members. The plan sets a designated collection day by July 4 with at least 10 cents per member, to aid disaster relief before public agencies arrive. Disbursements require approval by the national commander under finance committee rules.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
National
Legion
Frank L. Pinola
Wilkes-Barre
National Emergency Relief Fund
Commission
American Legion Emergency Relief Fund
National Finance Committee
First nasturtiums bloom at Mrs Bradley’s in New Oberlin
Added proof that summer has come is to be found at the name of Mrs. John Bradley, R. D. No. One, New Oberlin, where nasturiums are now in blossom. She believes that they are the first to bloom here this year, and reports that she has had enough for a small bouquet since last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bradley
New Oberlin
Old Soak Starts Style Washington
Since Old Soak returned, Far East officers press the War Department to allow bringing aboard transports dogs cats canaries monkeys and parrots with a heavy emphasis on parrots in requests and policy discussions.
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Washington
Far East
War Department
Oberlin Professor Reber Johnson to Solo at Chautauqua
Oberlin O June 18 Prof Reber Johnson of the Conservatory will return to Chautauqua this summer by invitation of Albert Stoessel director of the summer Symphony concerts. Johnson will chair the assistant concertmaster position and play in the chamber music society of Chautauqua. The summer school is directed by Dr Bestor and includes professors and students from across the country.
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Oberlin, O
Reber Johnson
Conservatory
Chautauqua
Albert Stoessel
Johnson
Chamber Music Society of
Chautauqua Jake
Bestor
Oberlin Wedding Ties Local Families Across Cities
Mrs Roelff Loveland and son of Cleveland visit her parents on Vine street while Mrs Luetta Peabody spends Sunday in Cleveland with daughters. Mr and Mrs Marvin Masher of Malvillon call on Chas Hallouer family in Groveland street. Frank Huntley returns from Boston trip. Mrs William Reither of Columbus attends the wedding of her brother Stanley Elder to Miss Blanche Ryan at the First Church in Oberlin.
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Roelff Loveland
Cleveland
C. Graham
Vine Street
Luetta Peabody
Marvin Masher
Malvillon
Chas, Hallouer
Groveland Street
Frank Huntley
Boston
William Reither
Columbus
Oberlin
Stanley Elder
Blanche Ryan
Gunmen Rule Chicago Industry Report Cites Crime Ties
A survey compiled by John Landesco for the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology claims gunmen and gangsters control over more than ninety percent of Chicago's economic activity. The report highlights figures such as Maxie Eisen Simon J. Gorman Tim Murphy Tommy Torrio and Al Capone as prominent in the crime influenced industry scene. Gorman allegedly earned seven thousand five hundred dollars annually for good will with the Chicago Laundry Owners' Association.
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Chicago
John Landesco
American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology
Maxie Eisen
Simon J. Gorman
Tim Murphy
Tommy Torrio
al Capone
Torrio
Gorman
Chicago Laundry Owners’ Association
Laundries and Wet Wash Labor Strife Reported
A charge alleges coercive demands by a man who forced hand laundries to pay 10 percent of wash bills and barred organized wet wash shops from work. When nonmembers sought open shop wet wash service, windows were smashed and drivers assaulted. Walter G. Walker cites cleaners’ association members paying persons to acidize vats of nonmembers to ruin clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Walker
Cleaners’ Association
Firefighting on the Sky: Kenton’s Winged Engines Douse Flames
New York officials unveil winged firefighting engines with Chief Kenton leading plans to launch from hangars atop skyscrapers and drop chemical agents more efficient than water to battle fires. The project aims to modernize city response and reduce urban fire damage.
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New York
Kenton
Hen Lays Four Eggs in One Day at Adams
Frank Butler of Adams Mass reports a hen laid four eggs in a single day. He claims witnesses will prove the feat, noting the first egg in the morning and three more by night, with Mrs Butler notifying neighbors.
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Adams
Mass
Frank Butler
Butler
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