Prohibition Issues Roil Missouri Primary Campaigns
In Missouri a bitter struggle over prohibition shapes the June primaries with wet and dry camps pressing candidates to declare positions. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union actively seeks clear stances from 20 legislative and congressional hopefuls, while opponents push a ballot measure for a statewide repeal vote. They circulate petitions across districts aiming to secure a November question on repealing the dry law.
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Louis
Missouri
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Congress
United States Senate
The
Temperance Union
Missouri Association
Exes
Association
Supreme Court
Iasc
Melts Away Every Freckle In 4 Days
An advertisement promises rapid removal of blemishes fading freckles in four days. CW Phillips and live druggists stock Flyte-It, an inexpensive product. claims include cleaner, fairer, more youthful skin after treatment.
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Piris
CW Phillips
iIt
Prohibition Debate Shapes Missouri Campaigns
The temperance union plans a candidate questionnaire on Volstead enforcement and Eighteenth Amendment stance. Democratic and Republican hopefuls in Missouri faces questions on strengthening or relaxing liquor laws as political debate intensifies. Congressman Harry Hawes of St. Louis hints at a wet shift with a limited beer modification agenda ahead of the temperance issue.
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Tempersence Union
Harry B. Hawes
St. Louis
United States’Senate
Hawes
Hanes
Missouri
Excelsior Springs
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Major Markets
Today's radio program lists feature segments and concerts across Pittsburgh Chicago Columbus and Akron. Stations WPG WBZ WEAS WEAF KDKA WATV KTHS KYW WADC and WAIU present musical pageants violin solos orchestral works and dance programs with dinner concerts and hour long music blocks.
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WPG
WBZ
Spalding Lattet Weas
WEAF
Silertown Cord Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsburgh Post
WATVW
Pittsburgh
Springs
Arn
KYW
Chicago
WADC
aAkron
Ohio
Rosgiand
WAIU
Columbus
Twilight Hour and radio listings for WBAL WBAP and more
A dense page lists radio schedules across multiple stations including WBAL WBAP WBZ WCAE WJZ WGN WGY WHAS WSAI WNYC WLIB and others with times 6:30 to 12:15 and program types such as dinner orchestras vocal ensembles instrumental quartets and concerts. The local social notes then recount numerous visits by residents to family and friends in Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns with Sunday dinners parties and church events plus brief notes on a few traveling or visiting individuals.
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Tilight
WBAL
Baltimore
WBAP
Fort Worth
Tex
The
Harmony Club
Sorin White Top
Texas Orchestra
LWBZ
Springfield
Mass
Spalding
Detroit
Mich
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WEAF
New York
X. Y
Harvesters
WGY
Schenectady
Orchestra
WGY Orchestra
WJZ
Louisville
WEHO
Des Moines
Iowa
Bankers Life Trio
Dlivner
A. M. Wolt
Marina Band Fron
WLIB
Chicago
Ul— Weaf
Liberty Studio Ensemble
WLAW
Cincinnati
Ohio
Litonia Melody Boys
Crosley Sky Terriers
WNYC
WOAW
Omabs
Xeb
WOC
Davenport
WPG
Atlantic City
America
WREO
Lansing Midh
WSAI
WSB
Atlante
WTAM
Cleveland
O — Hollenden
Oberlin Briefs Highlight Savages At Chatauqua Summer School
Professor C W Savage director of Athletics at Cheriin College leaves for Chatauqua NY to lead the School of Physical Education summer session and his daughter Ruth Savage will head women’s athletics there. After the session the Savage family will tour the eastern states before returning to Oberlin. Also noted are visits by Ed Westervelt of Corpus Christi and Oberlin alumni Brown and Butzherfer, Metcalf family reunion, and Adams family tour of Adirondacks White Mountains and Maine.
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Oberlin
C. W. Savage
Cheriin College
Chatauqua
Savage
New York State
Ruth Savage
New England
Savages
Park Hotel
P E Neilson
Ed Westervelt
Corpus Christo
Texas
Messers Brown and
Butzherffer
Pittsburgh
Ton
Nellie’) Metcalf
Metcalf
Cornell University
Ames College
Iowa
C. Jr. Adams
Adarondick
White Mountains
Maine
West Ridge Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
West Ridge notes record Miss Dorothy Smith of Cleveland as a guest of Mrs. Ole Minsich over the weekend. Frank Pallas and family visited Henry Pallas on Schraman Road. Mrs Lucy Miller returned home after two weeks with her daughter Mrs Clayton Harpster and family in Elyria. Mr and Mrs John Sirl of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Moses Kolb of Carlisle Center visited Martin Lauer and family and George Lauer on Sunday afternoon. Miss Agnes Lottman received $5 alch for a bad cold.
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Jacob Battenhouse
Thelma
George
Raymond
Sebastian Neldings
North Murray Ridge
Margaret Nieding
Henry
Town Line Road
Carl Springer
Janet
Elaine
South Amherst
Henrys Kruech
Elyria
C. K. Lang
George Decker
Mat Smith
Leona
Lucile
John Ivanhoe
Cleveland
Ole
Haiex
Oberlin
Solo Line
Mo.ard Sweeny
Elyrin
Merle
Alberta Penfound
Mary Hahn
Cora Fesler
Walliam_ Pen
J. H
Florence Hopkins
Blanch Eldred
Victor
Omme Pallas
Aliss
Eleanor Bergs
Russia
Guffrey Blais
Edward Sweeney faxElhna
Sweens
Edward Pender
Gilbert Wiford
Jack
Harry Bers
Lorain
Roland Pember
Melvin
Harold
Louis Spiedelburr
Edna
Minerva J. Albrecht
Elena
Erwin
Eldred
Edward Marshall
Eaton
William
J. H. Penfound
Lillian Eldred
Wisiung
Judge
Zelda Schramm
Schramm
J. H. Penfould
Harlan and
Fiorjence
Lewis Caywood
Perry Furry
Toledo
Walter Sippal
Christina Shauver
Henry Shauver
George Turner
Robert Harding
Elyma
North Bass Island
West Ridge
Dorothy Smith
Ole Minsich
Frank Pallas
Schraman Road
Henry Pallas
Lucy Miller
Clayton Harpster
John Sirl
Moses Kolb
Carlisle Center
Martin Lauer
George Lauer
Agnes “ Lottman
Miss Julia Ennes Heads to Los Angeles for Summer
June 24 report from Birmingham notes Miss Julia Ennes of Norwalk and Mrs. Clint Ennes formerly of the area leaving Sunday for Los Angeles to spend the summer. Also in brief, Mrs. G. R. Kuhlman shopped in Elyria, Mr. and Mrs F. Soguisker and children of Wellington visited, and Mr. and Mrs F. Graboski plus Mrs John Ladrach and daughter Mary spent a weekend in Cleveland.
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Birmingham
Julia Ennes
Norwalk
Clint Ennes
This Place
Los Angeles
California
G. R. Kuhlman
Elyria
F. Soguisker
Wellington
F. Graboski
Sun‘dar
John Ladrach
Mary
Cleveland
Evening Socials and Storm Hit Elyria area
On Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Robert Minch of Elyria visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Frank Laraway and others. Mr and Mrs Leo Hanlon hosted guests from Elyria. A large number of club members gathered at Mrs Walter Fowell home in Brownheim. A Monday wind storm caused damage with many trees down and buildings damaged.
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Robert
Minch
Elpria
Frank Laraway
W. T. Collier
H. Colter
Gordon
Elyria
Hartle Ackerman
Bernice
Berlin Heights
Leo Hanlon
Walter Fowell
Brownheim
Dumagec
Miss Ruth Fowl and Ridge Visitors Share Weekend
Miss Ruth Fowl, manager of West Ridge, is a student at Kent Normal School while Miss Bernice Fowl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fowl, celebrated a birthday with a Sunday dinner. The Ridge community hosted visitors including Miss Louise Cumberworth and Edamn Morres, with local families sharing in a Children’s Day observance.
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Bermice
Miriam
Kent
Jay Fowl
Bernice
Louise Cumberworth
Edamn Morres
Medina
Milton
Harland Schlecter
Henrietta
Barbara Eschtruth
Maddle Ridge
Ruth
Henrice
Mariam Fowl
Mather
Asbestos Coverage Offer Prompted for Steam and Pipe Works
Local notice invites individuals seeking asbestos cover for hot steam boilers and pipes to respond. The call specifies coverage options and aims to connect with those needing protection against asbestos exposure in industrial settings.
Local church notices describe family names and callings
Fragmentary text lists names Carel Berea and Jar Foch plus family members with a Tuesday afternoon reference. The garbled OCR suggests a church or social notice mentioning individuals and a call or visit, but details are missing.
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Ae Church
Jenlidren Mery
Carel
Berea
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Prohibition
Joe Uein
C. W. Winllps
Klyte
Andress
Daywood's Barber Shop
Altman & Ackerman Summer
Jantzen & Ramblers
Altman & Ackerman
Broad ST
Elyria, O
Date
Trea Ufar
Eva Ennes
Cora Wood
Ella Mac Reid
Dorothy Wasen
Seth la Bar
John Davidson
Harry Zane
Willard
Daslin
K. Washburn
Sons
G. I Kuhlman
Lucile Boss
Mes
Christ Baumany
Aunt Baurann
Mary Ladrach
Florence Progress the Club
Florence
Frida
John Baumann
Gotfred Baumann
Henrietta Han
Walter Arberht
Birs
Henry M. Dutr. Tos
Elmer Veltzen
Veltzen
Thomas Foster
WA. Moulder
Donald Robertson
U S
France
Brosta
Adam Harn
John Ives
Harry Jones
Men Fetta
Dorothy Sweet
Leon Topkins
A. VM. Buswell
Ebytria
Erie County Federation of Women’s Club
Sirmingham Vic
Barbara Latteman
Harold Latteman
John Bolin Jr
Raymond Brown
Leon? Mapes
Ebma
Emma Gerber
Charley Mapes
Harold Holden
Rogerbud Sherman
Michigan
Stort
Vir Holden
George Wilber
C G Leniff
Vern Sheuffer
Wrop Parker
Carl Bates
Walton Bates
Chapin
Harre Weds
South Ridge
MKS
J.P. Bech
del Phone
Solil Ridge
Sirs
J. B Manning
Wildercraft
Newport
Isdlo Central Book Store
Coulson Front
R_ASTITMA CO
Hudson Sts
Buffalo
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Julius Boros
Woodford Avenue
Bor
Chronicle-Telegram
Padua
Italy
Peneilay
Greetings
Central Book
Savages Jewelry Store
Oming
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