BERG FAMILY NOTED IN REGIONAL OBITUARY
Oberlin area obituaries report Charles Trilon Berg aged about 70 died of illness at home on Union Street after a long illness. He was born in Rhenish Germany on August 11, 1844 and came to the United States as a youth, settling north of Oberlin with his parents. He married Gien of Amherst on March 3, 3374 and lived on a farm three miles north of Oberlin. Survived by two sons, two daughters, a brother J. J. Berg of 129 East Street, and four others listed. services planned at Amherst Evangelical. Burial in Amherst. The obituary notes prior community roles and local affiliations.
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Charles Trilon
Rhenish Germany
Oberlin
Gien
Amherst
Berg
Frank Berg
Witting
Clara Grugel
Aml
Ethel Schubert
Way
Wissborg
J. J. Berg
Int Street
Odd Fellows
Ford Derby contemplated Ford Derby contemplated six
A garbled OCR line references Ford Derby and V7 An with repeated phrases. The readable content suggests contemplation of a Ford Derby related matter and a model or code V7 An, but specific facts or events are unclear from the fragment.
Creomulsion for chronic colds and lung trouble
An old advertisement extols Creomulsion as a medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and attacks chest infections. It claims to relieve chronic colds bronchitis and related throat and lung diseases by drawing the medicine into the bloodstream to fight the infection and build up immunity. The copy guarantees satisfaction and urges readers to ask for Creomulsion at local drugstores.
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Crean
Giker Tien
Creomuls
Atlan
Wellington Events Highlight March 17 Friday Program
Friday afternoon cycle and Methodist church meeting at Mrs Spangler home on South Main included readings by Caureh, a short story, and music by Mais Gauma dner and Gertrude Dibble. Guest Day planned at Mrs Alison home on Magyar Street. Belden Baracas to face Bergey Times at high school gym Tuesday. revenge factor after prior close loss. China Doll musical comedy coming to Wellington Opera House March 29 with a 9 member company in a lavish production.
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Fricauy
Methodist Church Mec
Belden
Baracas
Bos the Baracas
Sidre
Arc
Wellington Opera House
Brownhelm Ladies Host Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs R Wechtel Brownhelm March 17 details a gathering of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church at Mrs E G Lesher's home with fifteen attendees. A J Rice led the program, refreshments by James A Cooper and Wm Knosel, and plans set to alternate meetings with Homes and Foreign Missionary activities.
Tanlac ad features Kia officer testimonial in paper style
A Kia Police Department officer describes Tanlac as improving digestion and nerves, claiming it helps him sleep and perform duties in a busy traffic zone. The ad touts Tanlac Vegetable Pills and notes millions sold, warning against substitutes.
Wakeman Notes Community Events and Operetta Plans
March 17 reports Mrs John recovering from Cleveland operation. The Congregational church fourth division served a men’s supper for fifty to sixty attendees with speaker Mr Jones ex mayor of Blytre. Norwalk visitors Ruth Stryker and Emma Kenyon attended Thursday. Wakeilian High School glee club plans Love Pirates of Hawaii operetta Friday at Wakeilian Opera House under Mr Rawle of Oberlin.
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Wakeman
John
Cleveland
Congregational Church
Mr. Jones
Blytre
Ruth Stryker
Emma Kenyon
Norwalk
Glee Club
Mr. Rawle
Oberlin
Dinnerstories of a restless traveler and a crowded edge
A weary man rises at dawn to catch a train to Montreal for work. His wife, awake with sleep in her eyes, watches as he slips out. A stout woman struggles to board a narrow English carriage doorway while a harsh guard hurries passengers along. She protests she has “no edge” as she faces the crush.
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Montreal
Capital Watches Moves Of Snell En Tax Deadlock
Washington follows Bertrand H Snell chairman of the rules committee as he may break the deadlock between President and Representative Nicholas Longworth on the income tax cut. Dr Harold Box, originator of a claimed pyorrhea cure, is a Toronto Royal College of Dental Surgeons professor, a young man in his thirties who graduated in 1914 and has since been on faculty.
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Bertrand H Snel
House Committee of Rules
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Snell
Longworth
Harold Box
Royal College of Dental Surgeons
University of Toronto
Box
Toronto Dental College
Professor of dental pathology and a pioneer in periodontia
In 1920 he earned Donen ab doctae of adequency from the University of Toronto. In 1921 the American Academy of Periodontology elected him its first fellow and for three years he lectured at Columbia University New York. The germ of the iddy he now patents came to him in 1919 and he has pursued it since. Decorators and Paperhangers session names new vice presidents including Emi Ader Mian Idagstela Trent Longo Cleveland M Q Neary Ports mouth Mel Brown Elynn W McLoughlin Columbus and Marie Youngstown. Edward Haugh Cleveland elected secretary treasurer. COLUMBUS March 17 C W Ward of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation leaves tonight.
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American Academy of Periodontology
Columbia University
New York
Aret Emi
Ader Mian
Idagstela
Trent Longo
Cleveland
M. QO. Neary
Portsmouth
Mel Brown
Elynn
W. McLoughlin
Columbus
Mariie
Youngstown
Edward Haugh
State Briefs Ohio Painters Elect President
COLUMBUS March 17 Harry Ames of Cincinnati has been elected president of the Ohio division of the Brotherhood of Painters.
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Columbus
Harry Ames
Cincinnati
Ohio Division of Brotherhood of Painters
Michigan inspection of seed potatoes for Cleveland plant
Michigan officials will inspect seed potatoes to be purchased for a cooperative venture in Cleveland. The text notes the Luazon and other regions will present oral exhibits at the Smth National Flower Show from March 23 to April 6. President Coolidge may open the show by wire from Washington. Governors are invited.
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Michigan
Cleveland
Luazon
Cuba
Canada
Smth
Coolidge
Washington
United States
Hartley Company Sells Belmont County Leases
Untontown March 17. Dimseey Gu and Wus Lu of New Kensington sold local leases to William Collins a Texas oil man. The Hartley Company pioneer in developing this veteran Belmont county oil field.
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Dimseey Gu &® Wus Lu
New Kensington
William Collins
Texas
Hartley Company
Belmont County
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