Four Winners In Toronto Baby Race Announced
Four winners in the Toronto Millar maternity race plan to leave town to dodge aggressive salesmen after splitting 500000 dollars. Mrs Timleck and three other mothers, all with nine eligible babies, faced pressure from real estate men and a furniture firm offering ready to move in goods.
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Toronto
Ont
Arthur Timleck
Timleck
Charles Vance Millar
Kathleen Ellen Nagle
Annie Katherine Smith
Isabel Mary MacLean
Timlock
Millar
Milk Bottle Return Week Planned For County
Plans for Milk Bottle Return Week will be explained to milk distributors drivers and plant workers at an 8 p m meeting in the county courthouse. A State Department of Agriculture representative will speak and 60 000 stickers and 600 display cards have been ordered. Committee members include Dr G E French Henry Ingersoll Jr Archie Buswell R P Fowler E Worcester Dr Walloyd Adair John Guzik F Barber and secretary Harry H Kimmel.
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Court House
State Department of Agriculture
G. E. French
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Archie Buswell
Elyria
R. P. Fowler
E Worcester
Oberlin
Walloyd Adair
John Guzik
F. Barber
Lorain
Harry H. Kimmel
Girls Organizing Club Forming Near Elyria
Mrs John F Cummins hosted a gathering at Bender road Elyria to organize a Four H Club. Attendees included Laura Mae Sommers Grace Louise Sommers Betty Mae Robinson Marjorie Forney Jean Watson Georgia Mae Standen Pauline Josephine Ebenfels and Betty Jeanne Cummins. A second meeting is set for Thursday June 2 at 2 pm at Mrs Cummins home with her as advisor inviting local girls ages 10 to 20 to join.
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John F. Cummins
Bender Road
Elyria
Laura Mae Sommers
Grace Louise Sommers
Betty Mae Robinson
Marjorie Forney
Jean Watson
Georgia Mae Standen
Pauline Josephine
Ernestine Ebenfels
Betty
Jeanne Cummins
Cum
Palm Fined For Intoxication In Police Court
Ned Palm of 11 Phillips Court was fined 2 plus costs on an intoxication charge when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro in police court this morning.
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Ned Palm
Phillips Court
Joseph Q. Petro
World's Tonic touted as relief for infection signals
A World’s Tonic seller touts inflammation as the key distress signal and links swollen joints eyes and stomach with infection. Ralph J. Ford of Massillon recounts constipation leading to back pain and night unrest, praising the tonic for relief and urging others to visit Phillips Drug Store for more information.
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Ralph J. Ford
Lincoln Way
Massillon
Ohio
Modern Kitchen Tips and Kid Friendly Milk Drinks
A homemaker’s guide offers ways to entice children to drink milk through fun serving ideas like letting kids pour from a small pitcher and adding cocoa syrup or fruit juice. It shares recipes for milk beverages, prune milk drink, and an orange-noz mix, plus kitchen hacks for preserving flavor and using leftovers creatively.
Refrigerator Cookies and Fruit Salad Recipe Notes
A column fragment lists recipes and pantry tips for celery soup, meat, fruit salad, and butterscotch cookies. It mentions shortening, light brown sugar, flour, eggs, vanilla, and baking at high heat, plus directions to refrigerate rolls and slice before baking. The text also hints at future refrigerator usage ideas and automat box desserts with berries and gelatine.
Frank H. Foster Buried At Oberlin Today
Frank H. Foster 68 died at Allen Hospital after a long illness. Born April 28 1870 in Valparaiso Indiana he moved to Oberlin at fourteen. He worked 24 years at FE P Johnson Dry Goods and later for J W Hill retiring in 1928. He served as village clerk and held Masonic and Knights of Pythias offices and served in the Oberlin Fire Department. Survived by wife Lena and brother William of Davenport Iowa. Funeral at Sedgeman Parlors with interment in Westwood cemetery.
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Frank H. Foster
Allen Hospital
Valparaiso
Indiana
Oberlin
Rev. H. F. Foster
Oberlin Academy
FE. P. Johnson Dry Goods Company
J. W. Hill
First Church
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Oberlin Fire Department
Lena
William
Davenport
Iowa
Sedgeman Funeral
Westwood Cemetery
Fined For Bathing In The Nude In Lakewood
James Dolan aged 19 of Granger Avenue Lakewood was arraigned before Justice Preston L Coon on an indecent exposure charge filed by Special Deputy Jones of Vermilion on the Lake. The deputy said he found Dolan cavorting in the waters.
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James Dolan
Granger Avenue
Lakewood
Preston L. Coon
Jones
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Dolan
Oberlin High Plans Largest Graduation Class
Oberlin High School will graduate 24 seniors this year in the seventy six th annual commencement held at the First Church. Dr Franklin H McNutt of the Ohio State Department of Education will deliver the address titled The Making of the Man.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Franklin H. McNutt
Ohio State Department of Education
Elgar
Bruce H. Davis
James A. Richard
State Department of Education
Handel
Bach
Helen Strassburger
C. F
Community meeting schedule for Oberlin clubs and societies
Local notices list events for Tuesday through Friday including the Men's Civic Club meeting with John Tucker, Knights of Pythias, Women's Association, Ladies' Aid, Odd Fellows, Missionary Society, Kouple Klub, Oberlin Encampment, I O O F, Comfort Club, Young Men's Club, West Russia Club, W R C, Oberlin Chapter R A M and a separate incident noting Edward Lyons with a driver of defendant Dolan receiving a suspended fine and jail costs after being found in the nude near Lake Erie.
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John Tucker
Russia Township
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Women’s Association of the First Church
James Brand House
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
C. H
Forest Street
Odd Fellows Lodge
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Kouple Klub
H. V. Zahm
Morgan Street
Oberlin
Comfort Club
E. M. Lyman
Merwin Apartments
Young Men's Club
Oberlin Tavern
West Russia Club
Will Grundy
West Hamilton Street
Grange Hall
Lake Erie
Family visits mark Decoration Day weekend in multiple towns
The passage notes a Chicago daughter spending the weekend with Mrs. Lyons and her parents on Groveland street. Clyde Wilson and daughter Mildred visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson on South Main street, with another couple in Toledo. D J Wood and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lyman in Pittsburgh for the weekend.
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Chicago
Cleveland Market Reports Livestock and Grain Prices
Livestock receipts: cattle 750, calves 1200, hogs 1800, sheep 1200 with mixed tone. Steers and cows vary from good to medium. calves up to 14.00. hogs active and lower, weights 166 to 189 pounds at 5 volume. grain prices list No 2 red wheat 72-73c, corn 57-58c, oats 30-31c, rye 61-62c. Produce prices include butter unsettled at extra grade, eggs unsettled at 19-20c.
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Toledo
Market Report Notes 1940s Live Poultry and Potatoes Prices
Live poultry markets show weak hens and heavy birds with prices for Leghorn, Rock, and colored ducks listed. Potatoes quoted by region with Idaho, Alabama, Georgia Reds, and California prices per 100 pounds and per 50 pounds bag.
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Krade
Idaho
Alabama
Loutland
Georgia Reds
South Carolina
California
Burglary Report At Smitty's Beer Parlor
Elyria police investigate a morning burglary at 94 East Broad Street. Bartender Charles Smith found the cash box emptied the cigarette machine smashed bottles of wine and tobacco products stolen.
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Elyria
Smitty
East Broad Street
Charles Smith
Smith
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