Amherst Quilting Bee and Local News Flash
Amherst notes cover a quilting bee at Mrs Barris Middle street with attendees from local families. A Junior class examination at St Peter's Evangelical church includes 21 from that church and two from St Johns with Eva Edely singing. Lenten service planned at First Evangelical with Rev Pelt speaking. Funeral rites for Mrs Leslie at her daughter’s home in Wakeman with Elmwood Cemetery burial. Several local residents reported ill, traveling, or visiting Akron, Cleveland, Chicago, and Berea. minor engagements and illnesses noted.
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Amherst
Wm. Barris
Middle Street
Fred Mahike
Greene
Elyria
Samuel Sanders
Hale Hechte
Marjorie
C. B. Schibley
Barris
Daghters Beetty
Ruth
Nora
Snd
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
St. Peter’s Evangelical
St. John's Evangelical
Eva Edely
Baldwin - Wallace Cnservatory
Cerea
Israel
Leslie
Hat- He Leslie
L. Brandt. Wakeman
Elmwood Cemetery
Max Lark
Milan Avenue
John Fiser
Jack
Slaughter
John Williams
Shupe Avenue
JL. E. Hahn
Celyon
J. Ludwig
Donola Hollingsworth
M.H Baker
T. S. Auto- Mathie Company
Akron
Connersville
Ind
E. Foster
North Ridge
John Hamann, Jr
Chicago
Fred Hogriefe
Cleveland
Harry Williams
Edith Moebius
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
L. Moebius
Helen Gormely
Jobin” Gormetly
Filla Lution
James Whyte
South Amherst
Ohio Quarries Co
Frank DeWitt
George Hoffner
Church Street
Ws. €. Snyder
Green Springs
Fohn Henes
T. C. Wooley
Httleson
Medina
Helen Kunkle
LR. Meyers
Town Hall
Amherst Knights of Pything
Lake View Lodge
Deere
Key
Snockley
Huron
Ceylon
Ceyton
Frey Mnesig
Evangelist
Lindsey
Margaret Green
Milton Bellamy
Sandusky
Ood
Reighton
Albert Dickle
Virginia
Fred Heer
Berlin Weights
Tan
Clyde
Loyely Ind FL
Visi Tore
Ts Berlin
Clyde Girls
Focal
Thelma Jom
Misa Martha Uutam
Card Party and Wandy Postponed by Eagles
A card party and dance planned for Tuesday by the Eagles and Auxiliary has been postponed until further notice due to illness. Also reported are social items from Brownhelm and Lorain including a birthday party for Grace Hamil, a Maccarthy funeral, and local society notes from Amherst and surrounding towns.
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Eagles
Berlin Heights Social Notes and Local News
Berlin Heights and nearby community life are sketched with visits from Elyria Sandusky and Lansing residents. Illnesses, farm activity, church events, youth clubs and a Guernsey breeders meeting highlight a week of personal visits, gatherings, and small-town happenings.
Obituary of Mr. Drake from Clyde area notices
The obituary recalls Clyde Ohio resident Mr. Drake born 1862 died 1926 at age 63 with marriage to Miss Oliver Disney in 1885 at Milan. Survived by widow two sons four daughters two sisters and brothers. services held at his home with Rev. Hager, burial in Woodlawn Norwalk. The item also notes local social happenings and church revivals, dances, and high school basketball results.
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Berlin
Tusights
Hattie Ackerman
Elyria
Myron Owens
South Street
B. L. Pierce
Itis
Birmingham
Ilness
Geo, Phillips
Olver Bowman
Rochester
Gertrude Philips
Sandusky
Irwin Johns
Smith Bros
W. A1. Unger
Waldron Michigan
M. A. Tess
Lansing
Mich
Charlies Hastings
L. R. Meyers
500 Club
Mast Main Street
Martha Mingus
Gus Ohlemacher
Harvey VI
Lorain
Berlin Temple
Caroline
Hidebrant
M.on. Tippus
Dorothy
A.A. Hast
Fred
Wooster
K. Vance
Barker
Charles Hastings
J. G. Moats
Shea
Christian Gatt Farm
Here
Juron
Erie
Ottawa
Truman
Monrceville
A. W. Haet
Christian Endeavor Society
Rye Beach
Hate Ackerman
Huron
Louis Ackferman
John Mcfiann
Lakewood
Agnes
Lucy
Nelle
St. Anthony's Church
Milan
William Carl Drake
John
Louise Drake
Clyde
Ohio
Oliver Disney
Geo. Bartlette
L. M. Drake
B. Drake
Toledo
F. T. Nitz
Fargo
North Dakota
Drake
Florence
Reynolds Avenue
Clark Place
Hager
Burla
B.C. Meyers
Uhe
Brave
Tay Washhington
Coral Gables
Provida
W. A. Humm
Irvin Jobs
George Phillips
Thissfield
Z. FE. Waln
Edward U Wahn
Qoberlin
P.O. S
Hianche French
Leland
Wakeman
Benham
Freneh
George Brundage
Leslie Bentley
Vermilion
A. W. Clinger
O. Sagamore
Romellen
Pilgrim preaching and Easter pageant at Cone Church
At Cone Church Mar 2 services begin with morning sermon Pilates Predicament in subject Things to forget and remember. Sunday school at 146. Evening service at 7 80. Easter Sunday April 4 baptism reception and communion. Pageant Dawning in evening. Sunrise prayer at 4 30 by CFE. Relief Corps plans a dance March 26 at town hall.
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Wakeman
Mar
Pilates
Christian Endeavour Societies
Foreman
C. FE. Endeavor Societies
Relief Corps
Ladies' Aid at Church Holds Well Attended Meeting
The special meeting of the Ladies' Aid society at the church Monday afternoon was well attended and business satisfactorily arranged. Mrs Grace Haynes spent Monday with her cousin Mrs Edith Morris Mr and Mrs Prindle and family.
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Enstertains Society
Ladies’ Dime Society of the
South Ambhert
Vinchavi
Saren
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Haynes
Mra
Edith Morris
Mra. Prindle
Local notables return home after winter abroad
Duly heare moved back into their own home again. Mr. White, principal of Mark Mey school, is ill at his boarding place, at Mrs. Clara Keller's. Mrs. Martha Caley, of this place, and Mr. and Mrs. Caley, of Sheffield, who have spent the winter in Florida, are expected home this week.
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Mr. White
Mark Mey School
Clara Keller
Martha Caley
Caley
Sheffield
Florida
English Mine Experts On The Way To Runssla
English engineers arrive in Runssla after a concession by the Council of Peoples Commissars grants Amur Mining Industrial Joint a series of sixteen ore and thirty mining operations in the Promarsky region near Tzehusun Bay Olea Viaduir and Tetuche. The company must sell all production to the government and during the first three years must invest at least 200000 in equipment.
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Englisi
Runssla Moscow
Council of Peoples Commissars
Amur Mining
Biber
Premarski
Tzehusun Bay
Olea
Viaduir
Tetuche
Notable economist Sir Leo Chiozza Money profile and Germany mail totals
Sir Leo Chiozza Money, economist and author, surveyed American industry after a London career including editing the Commercial Intelligencer and serving as Lloyd George’s private secretary. Berlin reports Germany mails about 250 million pieces abroad, leading in both European and global outbound mail, followed by England and other nations.
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Leo Gerga Chiozza Money
America
Commercial Intelligencer of London
Naval Statistical Society
British Board of Trade
Tie
North Paddington
Fast Northants
Leo Chiozza-Money
Lloyd George
Germany
Berlin
England
United States
France
Ono
Nebrum
Italy
Holland
Tehedingto- Yokla
Dinner stores a New York businessman's voyage tale
A New York businessman recounts a coastwise steamer trip to Baltimore as the ship battled towering waves. The captain ordered evasive maneuvers amid the perilous seas while passengers braced for a possible disaster.
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New York
Baltimore
Protest at Sea Daredevil Celebration Sparks Tension
Amid rocket glare a tall austere woman confronts the captain, protesting the celebration as dangerous. The text notes owls and twinges as uncanny, feared spirits among Indians, with some Oregon tribes once killing one or both for such beliefs.
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Oregon
Apartments for Rent and Real Estate Ads Cluster
Reader notices list multiple rental offers including furnished and unfurnished rooms, 3 clean light housekeeping rooms, and private family options. Also includes for sale houses, a 10 room house near the square, a six room house with garage, and trade offers exchanging for other properties. Listings mention addresses, contact phones, and rental or sale prices.
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Sulte
West Head St
Yorres Dock
M.o'ponnell
Kentleman
Fathawn Ave
Aree Teaud
Fourth Street
Cwo
Apri
Phebe
Deliria Viings & ‘Trust
Inquire
Phan
Wis
Toom Mondern
Franklin Sehant
Tustriet
Temple Court
Phona
Ee Wan
East Side
EL Patton
BOM Sal Modern House
Teraoms
Arane Argain
Meeks Brest
ROW O& Gomed
Hurn
Gar
Huhts
BROX
Tire Place
6Th St
South Site
Middle Ave
At & FE
South Side
U. Lake Ave
Chase St
Fine Tott Lng
Heal
Gand
Billings & Carpenter
Middle & Broad
Uhene Tate
Bouth Stle
Grenert
Tedington
Irlee
Rosales
Cleveland Cr
Pat Crowe
Turner Klock Open
Modern Othr
Carling
Cornell
Har Fhone
New Double Loud Speaker Aims to Revolutionize Radio
San Francisco March 20 Leon Douglass millionaire of Menlo Park invents a device for radio receivers. The double loud speaking unit covers the human voice range and instruments, reproducing each sound twice to boost volume and enrich resonance.
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San Francisco
Leon Douglass
Millionaire
Menlo Park
Here
Douglass
German Army Sees Surge in Personal Crisis Reports
Berlin reports alarming tally of 129 personal crisis notes within the year. Seventy five percent stem from love troubles or economic stress, with irreparable love affairs cited as driving suicides. Debts and risk of dismissal rank second. defense minister denies cruelty by superiors as a major cause and says insubordination is negligible.
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Berlin
Mar
Temale Aids Athletics Not Cosmetics, Drake Urges
Des Moines March 20 The Temale figure is praised as a greater asset to athletic effort than beauty in common opinion, according to Leo D. Lucier director of physical education at Drake University.
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Des Moines
Mar
Leo D. Lucier
Drake University
Lucier on athletics shaping beauty over cosmetics
Lucier argued that athletics, not cosmetics, define beauty. He claimed men train diligently while women appear flabby or unbalanced and rely on makeup. He described female beauty as sensual rather than esthetic.
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Lucier
British Ulster Grant Triggers Taxpayer Anger in London
British taxpayers react to government plans following a million dollar grant to government workers for a sports ground. Churchill proposes an annual five million pound gift to Ulster for unemployment benefits over five years, not a loan, while income tax hovers near 20 percent. Ulster reportedly faces unemployment two and a half times Britain’s rate, with an $18 million unemployment fund deficit and a $10 million yearly shortfall.
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Ulster
London
Alrily
Winston Churchil
Churchill
Britain
Shipbuilding Trade Rejuvenation Report Aims Reforms
Daily News Letter notes Britain’s shipbuilding industry, long in the doldrums, may revive if a Joint Committee report on easing shipyard trade union restrictions is adopted. The document seeks to remove petty restraints that hamper industry recovery and aims to boost output and employment in British yards.
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London
Britain
Joint Committee of
Electricity for all and British shipbuilding plans
An analysis of foreign competition driving orders abroad, British shipbuilders' proposal to canvass shipowners for new orders, and the government’s adoption of Snowden’s electricity standardization plan to unify power distribution. Viscount Grey warns that a future war could ruin civilization unless lessons from the last war guide how nations resolve disputes peacefully.
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England
Philip Snowden
Snowden
Viscount Grey of
Falcoden
Lord Grey
War ethics and a banana skin Londoner tale
The article discusses changing views on war and its costs, stressing that future generations must learn from history. It mentions a London fruit trade official revealing a notorious frug of a man who pretends to slip on banana skins outside fruit stores to extract compensation, tied to an insurance scheme for such slipping claims.
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B. L. Londen
al Fruiterers and Florists Association
Vaden
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