South Amherst Suburb News Roundup
Local notes from South Amherst on March 22 cover travel for eye surgery, social events, and school sports. Residents like Mrs Ferdinand Schacht travel to Monroeville for eye operation. a Foresters hall dance funds the baseball team. families move, visit, or attend dances in Oberlin Elyria Lorain and Cleveland areas. the last school basketball games against Grafton ended in wins for locals.
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Bouth
Amherst
Ferdinand Schacht
Monroeville
Foresters’ Hall
Steven Batko
Lorain
Lan Stone
Cleveland
Andrew Schieffarstein
Reibeling
Elyria
Fred Schaub
Bertha Flowers
Ruthie
Will Gasser
Alfred Rose Still
Alice Wrage
Dora
Kate “Peppert
George Schroeder
Kate Becker
Deitz
Martin Schroeder
Mms
Charlie Bruce
Arthur Power
Walter Wrehalls
Oberlin
John Harrison
Charles Corbett
Ives
Grafton
Wedding Ties Sullivan to Stowell as Rice Year Begins
Mareh 2 Halft and wife hired to Stowell Rice for the year and will reside in the old Rice homestead. A wedding was performed last Sunday at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs. Harry Immel joining Martha Sullivan to Dewey Brown of Orange township. Guests received pie cake cookies and coffee after the benediction. attendance included Mr and Mrs H W Brown and relatives from Ashland Orange Cleveland and Sullivan. Harry Immel returned from Pittsburgh for the ceremony and took the groom back to prepare a home. Additional attendees included Adem Finn W D Finkie and others. many presents were given.
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H.W. Brown
Homer
Gilbert Lawrence
Cleveland
P. West Laien
Null
Balls
Rev
Nis
Will
Ed Fatner
Busta Farsi
Heme
Westea
Eve Edwards
Sot Ifm
Local Social Roundup From Lagrange and Elyria
March 22 notices show Mrs. C A Foster and Ia as guests at Edwin Schnary’s Elyria home. Mrs. Stanley Greshem and Mrs. Edward Haynes of Bay Village visited H S Gott’s home in Lagrange from Thursday to Sunday, with Mr. Greshem and Mr. Haynes also stopping by Sunday. C A Keller and Norman Spicer hosts in Elyria and card night featured by the Spicers.
Rose Festival Preparations Amid Church Activity in Bay Village
Bay Village reports March events with the Ladies Aid at Sori E church preparing for a June Rose Festival. A noon box lunch was served. Parkside school resumes after a weeklong epidemic scare. Quarantine lifted in most households. Local residents Bernhard Lade and Dodd recover at home. The Woman's Club hosts community day and neighborly visits.
Moose and Eagles Bowl Fair INA 8.6
The Moose and KMagle bowling teams returned from Chicago without breaking records or placing in money. They posted fair scores and noted bunters ran wild in alleys while high scores appeared nationwide. The teams report a pleasant trip and are glad they made the journey.
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Moose
Kmagle
Chicago
Forbes Pins Lie to Charges in Bureau Bribery Scandal
Kes R. Forbes, once a prominent official, faces trial amid a federal probe into bribery at a government bureau. Prosecutors allege he lied to investigators about his role, tying him to a web of corruption and misuse of influence.
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Forbes Pins
Bureau
Kes R. Forbes
Signey
Reyerate
King of American Gypsies Title For Groom
A clipping notes that a boy named George will inherit the title King of the American Gypsies when he reaches his majority. The text references Adams and Katherine and mentions Queen Julia with unclear date details.
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Adams
Stocks Show Irregular Gains Amid Trading Activity
The New York market closed irregularly with gains led by oil shares and several steel and rubber issues. Studebaker edged higher while Baldwin slipped and Rubber weakened. oil stocks Marland and Standard Oil rose, while rails and bonds remained steady though some entries showed modest shifts.
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New York
Studebaker
Baldwin Neet
V. Rubber
California
Houston
W York
Coeden
Standard Oil
Pe Petroleum
Stey Lackawanna and
Wace
Missouri Sheth Studebaker
Wilivs
Tex Pac Coal and Gas and Gulf States listed firms
A partial OCR style snippet shows company namesTex Pac Coal and Gas Freeport Texas Elkhorn Fuel General Asphalt Gulf States with scattered numbers and punctuation, likely a listing of firms and figures from a market or directory.
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Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & Wli
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte & Superior
Uilioans ’ Eh IS
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St. Paul
Chite
China Copper
Colorado Fuel
Columbia Gas and Electric Ee
Tees
Lehigh Valley
Obood R Central
Hi. & Hartford
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Ceeeu Erie
Erie
General Motors Goodrich
Illinois Central
Panor Northern Pacific
Pangsylvania
Pitts, Coal
Ray Consolidated
AAS Railway
Breel Springs
Republic Trona Steel
Southern Railway
Texas Co
Osu
Eee
Tobacco Products Sewees
Ind
Alconalds
Rubber
Steel Op
Copper
Delaware & Hudson
General Electric
Northern Pro
Nickel
Studebaker
Union Pacific
Motors
Overland
Marland
Midate States
Mullins Bode
Pacific of
Royal
Nevada
Grant Eaton Found Dead Near Sullivan in Barn
Grant Eaton aged about fifty eight was found dead in a barn near Sullivan Wednesday evening after not being seen since dinner. He suffered heart trouble and was unmarried, with two brothers George and Earnest and two sisters Lina and Mire living at home. Exvla Royce of Huntington attends the case. Local coal prices also listed.
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Sullivan
Lost Fried Chicken Delays Texas Dinner Story
A salesman dining with his wife at a Texas hotel known for fine cuisine complains his fried chicken is missing. A dusky waiter whispers about a girl with blue eyes and fluffy hair no longer working there, ending the suspense.
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Texas
Local Marriage Licenses Reported for Five Individuals
Frank Pervin a 53 year old Ridgeville section foreman and Ida May Filur 45 of Wellington obtain a license. Edward Mackett 23 Avon salesman and Catherine Kuipper 31 Elyria acquire a license. Both couples listed as officiants are Justices of the Peace.
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Frank Pervin
Ridgeville
Ida Mayfilur
Wellington
Edward Mackett
Salesman
Avon
Catherine Kuipper
Elyria
Father John's Medicine Boosts Resistance Against Colds
The advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as strengthening the body's defense against colds and throat troubles. It highlights long proven merit over 68 years and 4 for exactly theseconds, building energy and removing impurities with pure food ingredients. It claims no stimulants and guaranteed freedom from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
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