Social Evening At Mrs Corbett’s Home In Buckeye Street
Friends gathered at the home of Mrs Charles Corbett on Buckeye Street for a Saturday party. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jackson Mr and Mrs Pauline and others from Amherst Oberlin Elyria and surrounding towns. Cards and games prevailed with prizes awarded to Peter Pauline Mrs G Anderson and Carl Ives. A green white St Patrick decor theme and a large cake were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Charles Corbett
Buckere St
Wire
Jackson
P. Pauline
C. Squires
Carl Ives
Oberlin
Fannie Kreig
Jennie Murray
Helen Cameron
Jennie Kreeger
Jim White
FE. R. Heller
Amherst
E. R. Novak
Elyria
C. Kilmer
C. Nickel
G. Anderson
Mine Mare Nalin
Peter Pauline
St. Patrick
Fein Anybornce
Congregational Church
Willer
Town Hall
Thur
Alec Har
Cleveland
Robert
Rowland’s Hall
Virs
John Kaufman
Walter Urschall
Thur Powe
Harry Wittington
Walter Lehts
Brownhelm Wereroon
Beatrice Bradles
Kipton
Alice Wrage
Andy Ganvak
West Virginia
Goal Mines
Margaret Launer
Hlyria
Ed. Launer
Odelia Springer
Ridgeville
Charles Wrage
George Gove
Sunson
Tennest
Ford Moser
Stein
Sun i
Harry Duty
Eiria
Harry Ruth
Little Son
Rose Plato
Plater
Beltview
Joan Kauffman
Albert Wragz
Alec Garla
Floria
Martin Schroeder Sr
George Schroeder
Martin Schroeder Jr
Henry Kath
Elmer Gibson
Arthur Ruth
Peter Pimmer
Favorite Prescription Ad Encourages Expectant Mothers
An advertisement from Warren Ohio promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for pregnant women. It features a testimonial from Mrs Alice Hill on E South Street claiming benefit during pregnancy and urges mothers to obtain the remedy from a local drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Local Social Roundup From West Ridge Community
The West Ridge column lists visits and events across the area including Mrs C F Lang and George Lang families visiting Santus, Mr and Mrs Adam Hahn hosting Harvey’s 20th birthday, and numerous calls on relatives. Other notices mention Miss Alice Kolb of Cleveland visiting her sister, various travelers from Elyria, and many neighbors at church and circled gatherings. An employment note notes about 9,600 women and girls employed in London's shops, Otte, and workrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
C. F. Lang
George Lang
Famille
Santus
George Decker
H. Drut
Adam Cook
Cook
Lucy M
B. C. Pere
Pember’s
Schramm
Sherman Mason
Ed Oners
Adam Hahn
Harvey
Fred Lotiman
Arthur Stoll
Indian Hollow Road
Alice Kolb
Cleveland
Karl Simms
Familo Simms
Harry Can Tle
Calle Swartz
J. He. Penfound
Wm. Penfound
Chestnnut Ridge
Ollie Minnich
Gilbert
Wellington
Chas. Pallas
Elyria
Henry Paliss
W. Mason
Harley Wilson
Frank
Seneca
Arthur Fesler
Dalex
Trobert Mason's
London
Wellington White Way Held Needed
Wellington merchants push for a white way lighting system citywide with expert input and an active campaign planned. The March 3 report notes local interest, a possible start to the drive, and community support for brighter streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
White Way
Wellington Community Notes Highlights and Farewells
A roundup of local visits, family news, and social events across Wellington shows Mr. Gamage and others hosting guests while goodbyes are said as neighbors plan moves. Activities include dinners, weekend visits, travel to Springfield and California, and a PTA meeting with a children’s program.
Miller returns to Brownhelm after illness parade
Russell Miller returns home Monday after several days illness. His mother Afrs improves. Miss Amelia Bauman funeral attendance includes Mr. and Mrs. John Portman and others. Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs. B. K. Lindsler home with seventeen participants. Congregational ladies plan next church parlors gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Leimbach
G. Leimbach
Lucile Marshall
Pioneers and social visits mark Pittsfield events
Local notes report visits across Ashland Elyria Lorain and Oberlin. Families celebrate Birthdays and dinners with friends, plus a March 14 district pie social hosted by the Parent Teachers Association and a prize winning box social event.
North Russia Society Notes and Visits
March 3 edition lists social visits across Amherst and Eisra including Reichiey and family in Berlin at H. E. Gibson’s home, Carl Berg and family with Mersin Schubert, Katharine Athe and Robert Haseniiue in Eisra, plus Roy Burk and family at Harry Gibson. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Schmitz on Feb 29. F. E. Griffin is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia
Roy Burk
Amherst
Harry Gibson
Henry Schmitz
Frank Austin
Dover
Chas, Gibson
Carl Berg
Harold
Fred Stark
F.E. Griffin
Community Notes From Local Gatherings and Meetings
Clyde Bartlet and family spent succer with relatives in Clarks tiled. Mr and Mrs Will Schubbert entertained their children and grandchildren last Sunday for Mrs Schubert s birthday anniversary. Henson of Elyria called on friends here Sunday. Nash was in Cleveland on business Saturday. Pomona Grange attendees at LaGrange last Saturday included Mrs Chas Gibson and Mrs Schramm among others. North Russia PTA will meet Friday evening March 7 in the Dist 24 schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Grilliiand
Jali- Air
B. T
Elyria
Sundar
Kisle Grange
Florenes Penfound
Traxver
Penfound
Town
Rings of
Ives
J. H
Leues
MM V Penfound
Harold Rowley
Jesse Hien
J. Penfound
Lareda Rismord
Oberlin
LF. Lang
Frank Janes
Hazel Penfound
Lewis Caywood
Fred Seeking
Omees
Amherst
Walter Green
New London
Arthur McRoberts
Tate Calaim Uoerin
Burr Farrar
Cleveland
Earl Bartlett
Thelma
Read Ives Sundar
Harry Brown
T. Brown
Clyde Bartlett
North Russia
Eugene Brown
Earland
South Amherst
Delia Barrence
Fred Wilson
Harden
Wellington
Anna Parks
Bure Betts
Penfield
Jane Betts
Reed Ives
Harriett Moore
R. H. Fairchild
Karl Hasenpflug
Lindsley & Son
Ruth Mills
BE. G. Lesher
Acam Claus, Sr
Finrener
Tow
H. H. Hester
Ruthland
Vermont
Congregational Bureauu
March
Elizabeth Spen
Ashland
C. B. Bowers
William Ruth
Hope Schuster
F. EB. Schubertamily
Mariabeth
William Schubert
Herman Gannetti
Lorain
Clyde Bartlet
Succer
Clarkstiled
Will Schubbert
Schubert
Bd Henson
Nash
Pomona Grange
LaGrange
Chas
Gibson
2D, Schramm
Clarence Albright
Neeh
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Dist. No
Ohtic Pastor Father of Lorain Woman Dies
The Rev. David Livingston 70 retired United Presbyterian minister dies in Columbus after 40 years in the ministry. Arrangements underway to ship his body home. son Paul Livingston of New Concord and daughter Miss Jeanette Lee Livingston of Lorain survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
David Livingston
United Presbyterian
Harter” Wteran
United Presbyterian Colleges
Paul Livingston
New Concord
Muskingsm County
Jeanette Lee Livingston
Lorain
Disturbance at Jewish Synagogue Prompt Police Investigation
Complaint reported last night that boys disturbed worshipers at the Jewish synagogue on Lake Avenue and West Street. Police found the boys had disappeared before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
West Street
Mount Union and Wittenberg Key Basketball Results
Collegiate scores show Mount Union 54 over Hiram 21 and Wittenberg 34 over Kenyon 13. Ilingis 36 led Northwestern 33 over Yale 22 while Pennsylvnia 15 trailed. Muhlenberg 27 edged Lafayette 25. Hanover 24 beat Earlham 22. North Carolina 26 defeated Alabama 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Union
Hiram
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Ilingis
Northwestern
Yale
Pennerylvania
Muhlenberg
Lafayette
Hanover
Earlham
North Carolina
Alabama
Stocks rally led by Pacific Oil and Royal Dutch
Quiet forenoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange saw a sharp rally after heavy selling yesterday led by Pacific Oil and Royal Dutch. Pacific Oil rose to 51 1 2 and Royal Dutch to 51 1 2, with other major issues like Standard Oil of California and Cosden advancing. rails were mixed and Westinghouse Electric rose. Noon prices continued to show gains with General Electric and Westinghouse among notable movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Pacific Oil
Royal Dutch
Standard Oil
California
Cosden
Delaware and
Hudson
Westinghouse Electric
Uhitago
Mil
St. Paul
Basi Ory Ees
General Electric
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Paper
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Peoples Gas
Reading
Southern Railway
Rtudebaker
T Texas Company
Union Pacific
U.S. Ind
Alcothol
Steel Common
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
New Treatment for Swollen Glands
An advertisement claims Emerald 641 can reduce enlarged glands by daily application. The product supposedly draws the gland to a head, discharges germs, and heals quickly without scarring. A two ounce bottle is offered with directions for use and notes the oil also reduces swollen veins and dissolves goitre. C. W. Phillins.
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C. W. Phillins
Telegrams Hint at Government Pressure in McLean Wall Case
Washington telegrams to B. McLean and ex secretary Albert B. Wall show officials referenced in coded messages. Senate Public Lands committee plans public release and expects more sensational details tomorrow as investigators review witnesses and transcripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. McLean
Albert B. Wall
Senate
McLean
Ira
Bennett
Washington Post
Guardians billed to appear in court for accounting
Judge Sidney M. Ward ordered fifth delinquent guardians and administrators to appear in county court on April 7 to account for their acts as such officials. In Washington, 12500 aliens petitioned the alien Property custodian for the return of trusts valued under 10090 dollars, under the Winslow bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Washington
Thomas W. Miller
Attorney John Menowen Dies In Missouri Car Crash
In St Louis Missouri John Menowen aged 54 an attorney was killed when his car crashed through crossing gates into a switch near Buffalo. The incident occurred early today and left few details.
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Stt. Louis, Moc
John Menowen
State Briefs From Columbus Cleveland and Chicago
Columbus reports higher fruit harvest in 1922 than 1921 per horticultural director Truax to Governor Don_whey with hand game department receipts of 403492.90 in 1923. Cleveland warns arrests if Sunday bowling resumes after twenty years ban, per Rev. E R Wright. Chicago police report three attackers beat garment worker Joseph Woltugeld with blackjacks and pipes. victim sustained scalp wound and attackers fled in a taxicab.
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Colmbus
Huntus
Lothuit Sport
Xericultural
Truax
Donwhey
Cleveland
Edward Barry
E.R. Wright
The
Federated Churches
Chicago
Joseph Woltugeld
Ike
Inffi
Governor Donahey Flags Special Session Over Short Recess
In Columbus on March 15 Governor Donahey warned he may call the state legislature into a special session if they end their brief five minute recess. He denounced At Sea General Pratihots a coup as a deception amid talk of a 22 million dollar treasury surplus. Mrs A L Swynnartos a painter, was elected to the Royal Academy in 1922 at age over 75 becoming the first woman in more than a century to receive the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Donahey
A. L. Swynnartos
Royal Academy
Academy
Credit Extension Notice for Tires and Tubes
Credit extended on tires and tubes. Your credit is good. Our representative will call to explain the plan in detail. For an appointment, phone 6672 or 2055.
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Oour
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A. B. Curtice
WeLlington Merchants Advertising Club
C. J. Frisbee
Erner Electric Co
Strea
Snellington
Weillington Man's Club
Africa
Timndte
Oberlin Students
Aff Greecy
Orpha Wilcox
Eal Oberlin
Sehorn Oberlin College
MW. OC. TU
L. 4
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Id Welfare
Gertrude J Dibble
Irs
Franklyn Jones
Doctor Johnson
A. B
Ton
Brownhelm
Sirs
B. W. Bochte
Telephone Black
Pittsfield
Mrs. Roy Widdowson
Mary Brasses
Bra veConnell
R m Green
Asiston
Hermani
Gannett
Marr
Ine
North
Russia
Ohtic
Cs Sts
Seaes Wees Akillele
TN Oilaw
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Bulletins
Buffalo
N.Y
Frederick Johnson
Mansfield
Hazel
Coolidge
House
Scott
Bonded Adjuster Co
Lorain County Bank
Whidden & Smith
Harry Smith
Perry-Fay Company
H. G. Campbell
Hippodrome
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Tel
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Dad Price
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