Poultry Expert To Speak To Vermilion And Birmingham
Poultry expert Paul B. Zumbro of Ohio State University will speak on baby chick raising in Lorain County with two talks on Wednesday March 25. He will present at Vermilion High School Auditorium at 1 30 PM and again at Birmingham School that evening. The Vermilion Birmingham and Berlin Heights vocational agriculture departments sponsor the event.
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Vermilion
Birmingham
Lorain County
Paul B. Zumbro
Ohio State University
Zumbro
Vermilion High School
Birmingham School
Vocational Agriculture
Berlin Heights
Penfield Society and Club Notes March Events
Penfield O March 24 the M EK Aid Society will meet next Thursday March 26 at the hall. Ten new members have been added to the Penfield Grange roll this year with two new applications received. The Penfield Bridge Club gathered at Harold Jamesson’s home on Taylor Street Wellington for a surprise 21st birthday party with four tables of bridge and Merle Burs named the evening’s winner.
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Penfield
M. EK. Aid Society
Penfield Grange
Bridge Club
Penfield Bridge Alme
Harold Jamesson
Taylor Street
Wellington
Minnie Jamerson
Merle Burs
Milo B
Harver
Foot misery to comfort: new ease for sore feet
Fractured OCR text shows a foot comfort claim promising relief for feet that hurt swell or sweat. It touts a new product or care method with soothing action. The readable parts suggest a remedy that reduces pain and allows walking more comfortably, likely a mid century health ad.
Birthday Cakes and PTA Meeting at Penfield
Harold received a smoking stand as a host gift and a lunch was served by the host’s mother including two birthday cakes with 21 candles. The Penfield Public School Parent-Teachers Association held its regular March meeting with strong attendance and discussions about County Council meetings in Amherst on April 14. Delegates were chosen to represent the local PTA at the Amherst meeting, including Mrs W E Kessler, Mrs FE Kelloggs, and Mrs C E Dickasen. An old fashioned spelling bee drew enthusiasm with two sides led by Fred Rollin and Wilbur Newcomb, who demonstrated strong spelling skills.
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Penfield Public School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
W. E. Kessler
FE Kelloggs
C. E. Dickasen
Royal
Atherst
County Council
Axe Clark
Kore Fae
Fred Rollin
Wibnur Newcond
Witir Newcomb
Harry Arderhill
Mrs
Dorothy
Mrs Clara Nepwvomb hosts anniversary guests
A fragmented social note describes Mrs Clara Nepwvomb and guests at a home gathering for Mr and Mrs C B Cope and F P Farley. The text mentions a birthday or anniversary reception with informal activities and neighborly attendance reflecting a small community event.
Mystery Story Thrills Readers With Clockwork Clues
A fragment from a Miles Burton tale follows Dick Weatherleigh and Professor Cobbold as they chase a forged telegram and a dangerous impostor. On a train to London they plan interviews and monitor a crafty gang known as the Funny Toffs while contending with injuries and a looming confrontation.
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Professor Cobbold
Peralstest Dick
Dr. Weatherlaigh
Professor Cobbald
Toff
Weatherlagh
Edric
Dr Weatherleigh
London
Molrie
Mke
Siad
Porter
Alison
Dr. Weatherleigh
Dyk
Weatherlegh
Coral colors and a vanished pension bill in history
Coral, prized for color and polish, is found in deep seas including the Mediterranean and Pacific areas. Mark Twain, Samuel Clemens, died 1900, and a proposed federal old age pension bill of 10 million dollars faced opposition and never reached the Senate floor after hearings in Washington.
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Mediterranean
Tied Sea
Tre Pervian Gulf
Mark Twain
Samuel, Clemens
Bak Twain
Gans
Washington
Cme
Land CO States
National Manufacturers’ Assocation
Naional Vmetal Prades Association
Senate
Norma relief for high blood pressure symptoms ad
An old advertisement claims Norma, a physician prescribed remedy available at C W Phipps and drug stores, relieves dizziness, head pounding, unsteady gait, nervousness, and insomnia in over 40s. It asserts rapid improvement, notes Norma is not laxative and is easy to use with a strong relief record.
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Norma
C. W. Phip
Ady
Spencer High School class tour to Spencer manufacturing
Mr Lawrence led Junior and Senior students through a local manufacturing company on Wednesday afternoon with Mr Garver assisting. Students enjoyed the visit. Meanwhile, community notes report modest health updates and local visits including Harvey Ingram improving, Mrs Stroup recovering, and several residents attending events and gatherings in Chippewa.
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Lawrence
Spencer High Schoool Through & Manufacturing Comepany
Garver
Waller Rook
Lodi Hospital
Raiobuw
Mo OH Society
Wallam Sale
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Harold
Hugh Kane
Mr. Kane
Hart Ferriman
Frank Soo
Leona Mettonnel
Vere W. d. Myers
Abbie Bradies
Clayton Babel
Misa Clark
Kari Andrews
Harvey Devereaux
Merle Buell
Milo Blough
Ralph Tanyior
FP. T. A. Meeting
Clara Nepwvomb
B. Cope
Farley
Marc
Cope
Walla
A . Cuticura
Laboratories
Maiden
Mass
Elyria
Inter-City Coal & Supply CO
Malcolm Court
Miles Burton
Chapter
Bath
Alizon
Dr. Weatherless
Hatted
Therwen
Funny Toffs
Eugeny
Ey Inc Toy
Rome
Nichas Fan
Cleveland
Wadsworth
R. J. Cuddy
Frances Speaker
Frank Fuller
Framaily
Philadel- Wa
Mra J. McCourt
Gus Gustafson
Eveland
Wood Farm
Smith Road
Gustafson
Spencer
Spencer School
Polk
Lod
Laurange
Lodr Rou
Ohn Burbage
South Mainster
Peank Wattiey
Macus
Seeseed Othraes
Losey
Sdyennes
Tomas
Pager
Leas
Harriman
Ley
Portes
Peete
Mey
Rank Waller
Anca Shaw
Weet Main
Syet
Datssarna
Caite
Shaw
J. A. Garris
Maryin Dague
Gariis
Blake Stroup
Wayne Lawrence
Charles Woods
Florence Walters
Anna White
Belle Myers
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. IH
Rivers Corners
J. B. Eglin
Dorothy Wallington
G. L. Emerson
Mr. Richard of
Novak
R. J. Scott
Manuel Fernandez
Teodula Tamose
Lpita Rica
Ose
Mohammed
N. J. Walters
Riends
Harvey Ingratam
George Stroup
Homerville
Stroup
Mra
Claud
Amy
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Broad Street
Pocahontas
THE
Parsch Lumber &Coal Co
Lumber Sea Coal
Lod Street
Ohio
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