Birmingham notes trail of social visits and church events
In Birmingham May 13, 1925, Mrs. Fred Ketchum hosts a dinner for guests from Ohio including Vickery and Sandusky. numerous local residents and visitors attend church events, dances, sales, and picnics. Moving pictures and Mother’s Day sermons are noted. Junior Normande improves after a cast. community announcements cover Ladies Aid meetings and a county picnic plan for farm youth. DEFIANCE also reports Memorial Day address by Paul M. Herbert and Legion recruitment update with 1 new member in April.
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Birmingham
Fred Ketchum
Dan Opper
Vickery
Ohio
Joe Babcock
Esther
Son Junior
Sandusky
Conrad Schister
A. J. Joyce
Elyria
Fred Heimsath
Hamilton
L. W. Heimsath
Taylor
Lakewood
C. W. Lawrence
L. E. Normande
Flora Brooks
Larry
Wilburn
Nort Ridgeville
Jre Himan
Carl Spauldinger
Ann
Elvrra
Ed. Moulder
Ella Brandan
Henry Waller
Monro
Ad Spaulding
Altie* Kelley
Helen
Dorothy
Eleanor
Emma Hinckley
Oberlin
Birmingham Ladies’ Aid of the Reformed Church
Mutwanga
Edith Webodole
Rocky River
Ray Lawrence
Norgrath
Ladies Aid Society
M. EL
Lee Andrews
Tors
Harry Boyd
Archie Wilber
George Fleming
Som Carl
Nelson
Lawrence
Theodore
William
Clara
Adam Merkle
Alfred Fleming
Leona Ward
South Amherst
Her and Son
Madelyne Harrison
Ruggles
Mildred Normando
L.B. Normando
P. C. Robertson
Shirl B. Bartlette
Birmingham M. BE
Harry Byers
Norwalk
George Bentley
O. B. Day
Clarence Kindy
Ruth
Florence
Paul M. Herbert
Columbus
Milo J. Warner
Toledo
American Legion
Herbert E. Anderson Post
Tanlac boosts weight and well being claims
Otto Segrin of Portland Oregon says Tanlac added 20 pounds after seven years of stomach trouble and cost much money. He praises Prascac as Natures greatest tonic and builder, made from roots, barks and herbs, claiming it revitalizes blood and digestive health.
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Otto Segrin
Portland
Ore
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
How to solve the puzzle. Words start in numbered squares and run across or down. One letter per white square. Proper words form from the letters. The first word is shown in the drawing, with keys provided for the others.
Running Across Word Puzzle Clues
Yesterday's puzzle answers follow a list of clues with fragmented phrases and wordplay. It includes references to reading, a southern state abbreviation, tin joinery, gore, frozen water, sleeping quarters for soldiers, and various verb forms, aiming to produce a full set of solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frangy
Gore
Local steel firm ships rail tracks for Russian tractors
Bucyrus reports a local steel company prepared five sets of rigid rail tracks for shipment to a New York forwarding company for American bulk tractors destined to the Russian Soviet government. Middleport notes farm bureau leaders of Gallia are active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
New York
Middleport
Farm
Gallia
Ad Monition for Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
Mrs Nancy E Ward of Portsmouth Ohio extols Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription as a tonic for motherhood and nerves She cites her ten children and mentions three daughters who used the remedy to improve health She invites other mothers to learn its value and obtain the product from druggists or via free medical advice from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo NY
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King’s Studio
Grand
Nancy E. Ward
Portsmouth
Ohio
Findlay St
Dr. Pierce
President Invalids
Buffalo
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