Farewell Reception for R Reynolds and Draegert
Elyria hosts a farewell dinner Thursday for Ray Draegert and Ralph Reynolds who join the Chattanooga team. Local players and fans will travel to Alber's Villa after gathering at Wilkins-Hurst store before 7 PM. Mayor Jones may attend. reservations advised with names to William Struck or Jack Abrose.
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Court House
Alber's
Ray Draegert
Ralph Reynolds
Elyria
Chattanooga
Tenn
A. R. Jones
Wilkins-Hurst
Alber
William Struck
Jack Abrose
Mrs. Alber
Butler Named Captain for Oberlin Five
Oberlin held a men s night to close the basketball season. Prof Jelliffe and Coach Keller spoke on team work. Butler was chosen captain for next year and Weber Sullivan Landis and Martin received certificates and sweaters. Oberlin finished fourth in the conference with 9 wins in 12 games.
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Oberlin
R. A. Jelliffe
Lon” Keller
C. W. Savage
Art” Winters
Weber
Sullivan
Butler
Landis
Martin
Keller
Butler Weber
Wiltsie
Stocker
Ohio
Racing and sport days across Cuba Tijuana and New Orleans
Racing meetings include Jefferson Parish Fair at New Orleans Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana and Tijuana Jockey Club in Tijuana. Cycling continues third day in the six day race at Madison Square Garden. Indoor track games held in New York City. Pinehurst North Carolina hosts the annual spring golf tournament and Belleair Florida hosts the women's championship. Toledo Kennel Club annual bench show. National senior 100 yard freestyle swimming championship at Brookline Massachusetts.
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Jefferson Parish Fair Agsn
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tijuana
Brookline
Mass
New York Boxing Charges Not to be Probed
The New York state boxing commission will not pursue the alleged charges that Harry Greb gave $3000 to New York boxing writers for publicity. In Riviera circuit, Mrs Molja Bjurstedt Mallory, American tennis champion, and F Morpurgo lost mixed doubles to Elizabeth Ryan of California and Thomas Lycett of England.
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New York
Maroh
New York State Boxing Commission
Harry Greb
Boxing Night in New York and Albany Results
Benny Gould of Canada KO d Char Ley Beecher New York in the 5th round. Gypsy Daniels beat Wolf Larsen in ten rounds. Tommy Robson defeated Vic McLoughlin in ten rounds. Pete Hartley of New York won a judge's decision over Red Mack in Albany in a 12 round bout.
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New York
Benny Gould
Canada
Charley Beecher
Gypsy Daniels
Wolf Larsen
Tommy Robson
Vic McLoughlin
Albany
N. Y
Pete Hartley
Red Mack
Born to Lyndon Smith a son in Kipton
Kipton March 6 note says a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Smith on Saturday. Two trailers near Lees school house near Kipton were involved in accidents, one slipping into mud and the other with a broken axle after a collision. Families from LaGrange Elyria Wellington Cleveland and Toledo visited or were listed as sick or recovering.
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Kipton
Lyndon Smith
Lees School House
Fred Smith
Catherine
LaGrange
Henry Hiedrich
Kenneth
Ruth Wildman
Smith Wildman
George van Duyen
Toledo
Aigie Knapp
Wakeman
Adam Geist
Carl
Roland Smith
Etta Biel
Jacob Smith
Roy Martin
Wellington
Wmrs
Kansas
Phelps
W. C
T.U
Tunney Returns in Comeback a Highlight for Boxing Fans
The piece details Gene Tunney's return to prominence with a decisive win over Harry Greb at Madison Square Garden. It notes fans admire his clean style over Greb’s rough tactics and hints at a potential future rematch. Other boxers, including Patsy Haley and Bod, are mentioned as part of the era’s comeback talk.
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Fire 1
Gene Tunney
Gresnwien
Harry Greb
Madison Square Garden
Gene
Marty
Tunney
Greb
Greenwich
Cas In Armor
Macy
Ince
Bod
Community Notes and Visits Across Elyria Oberlin and Wellington
Mr and Mrs Robert MacBurnie spent time with their daughter and family. Several residents visited kin in Elyria and Oberlin. A former Union church pastor preached at Union church and local gatherings included a maple sugar party. Measles flu and pneumonia cases touched local families as social visits continued through the week.
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Robert MacBurnie
Gott
Hart
Lorna Edwards
Catherine Ward
Elyria
Etta Biel
Matamoria
Jacob Smith
Ross Hartman
Obertin
Union Church
John Whitney
Jay Whitney
Old Fort
Floyd Sharp
Arizona
Jennie Helling
Colling
Simeon Hales
Ilya Austin
Jim Calkins
Bohrer
Taft
Lioyd Buckley
E. A. Austin
Amherst
Jim Lewis
Charlie Bayless
Russell Searles
Camden
Pneumonts
Ernest Twining
Oberlin Road
E. A Austin
Andrew Davdson
Earl
Oberlin
Oberlin Saturday Atdian Betts. Mrs. Jones, Jay Sharp, Stanl Bayiers
Hua
Ralph Winn
Carl
Ma LeDow
Sharp
Itta Huene
Pomona Grange
Sa Bert
Dustland
Ae Halden
Wellington Elect New Directors
Wellington reports the new board of directors for the Really Co areas includes C. A. Richstein H. C. Otterbacher H. A Van Creet E. E. Watters R. L. Walden Guy E. Wells Frea Abbott Sr and C. W. Harr. They will meet soon to organize and elect officers. ENJOY SUGAR PARTY WELLINGTON March 7.
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Wellington
Really Co
C. A. Richstein
H. C. Otterbacher
EH. A van Creet
E. E. Watters
R. L. Walden
Guy E. Wells Frea Abbott, Sr
C. W. Harr
Standard Hardware to Display Latest Sporting Goods Set
On Thursday evening from 7 to 10 Standard Hardware Company will display the latest in fishing tackle and guns. Representatives will explain features of each line, marking a step toward offering the city a complete sporting goods selection. Open to county residents. sport enthusiasts invited.
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Standard Hardware Company
Tms
Standard Tardware
Keeping Young with Olive Tablets Dr Edwards
A vintage health ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic. It claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactivity and promotes a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. The copy stresses gentleness and natural buoyancy, portraying olive tablets as a substitute for calomel.
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Edwards
Ohio
Count Ernest Vc Sturm Wins Drift From Stage To Ticket Booth
Five years after leaving the Austrian Hussars Ernes t Vc Sturm comes to America to work as a hotel wat chman. Theda Knorr the show girl he wooed is now on stage while he takes tickets at a Chicago theater.
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Ernest Vc Sturm
Royal Hussars
America
Wat
al Woods
von Sturm
Theda Knorr
Theda
Chicago
Carl Drake Moves Into New Quarters
Carl Drake announces he has nearly completed moving from the old location to a remodeled former Strand Theatre site. The new store will feature fish tunes and aims for a formal opening in a few days with Drake’s characteristic touches. Also reports a separate injury update from James W. Schlemmer.
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Carl Drake
Strand Theatre
Drake
Mr Drake
Drake Postes
TIZ Foot Remedy Advertised For Quick Relief
Sore burning and swollen feet are claimed to vanish with TIZ a magical remedy. It promises immediate relief from aches and numbness sold cheaply with a money back guarantee through druggists and department stores.
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