Smallpox and Diphtheria Vaccines Planned at Health Center
Dr. G French city health commissioner announced three treatment options will be offered on June 14 at the Health Center in the Masonic Temple. The 6 30 p.m. date invites any residents to receive vaccines or immunizations. This week’s preschool round-up provided over 300 treatments for children entering school next fall, including 107 diphtheria immunizations and 108 smallpox vaccinations.
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Masonic Temple
City Health commisaAoner
French
Birmingham Meetings Highlight Local Club Activities
Birmingham mm 1. Meeting The regular Women’s Christian Temperance Union session at the Birmingham church featured readings and discussion with members Jennie Mitchel Nat Hunter A J Joyce Len Kelley and Rose Bentley present Next meeting planned in two weeks Alumni Meeting Birmingham High School Alumni Association outlined plans for the 21 alumni banquet with committees named and June 11 set O S A Have Get Together Party Ohio State Protective Association No 9 held at Birmingham High School with dancing cards and a picnic supper George Canales led entertainment Andrew Ortner Theodore Reis Latteman Chas Palmer and H J Greene assisted Refreshments and a State convention in the fall Club Meeting Young Married Women’s Club hosted by Mrs W C Weisman at J H McNeill residence with card games and refreshments Centerpiece featured snap dragons and larkspur Next meeting in three weeks at Mrs Wm Fulgrabbe Bries Mrs Elizabeth Ennes Mrs Katherine Helmsath and Miss Rose Helmsath visited Vermilion with Mrs Mary Humm Wednesday Mrs Raymond Hollis and children were also noted
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Birmingham
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Jennie Mitchel
Nat Hunter
A. J. Joyce
Len Kelley
Rose Bentley
H. J. Greene
String Ticklers
Nick Nelding
Young Married Women’s Club
W.C Weisman
J. H. McNeill
Bernard Fox
Chester Carpenter
B. R. Grime
Bobby
Wm. Fulgrable
EMTONA Relief for Painful Neuritis Reported
Davis Smith praises EMTONA for ending seven years of neuritis and leg pains. An ad claims thousands cured, urging readers to buy at druggists, listing M L N C.A RATE DRUG STORE 418 Broad &t.
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Emtona
Davis Smith
Tona
Edoreed
Godora
Broad &T
Bayer Returns To Lewis Company Ready-to-wear Chief
John A. Bayer is returning to the Lewis Mercantile Company to head the ready-to-wear department. Formerly in charge for seven years he is back in a field he knows well and is now in New York buying summer merchandise for display soon. Other local items note alumni events, church meetings, illnesses, and social visits across Spencer.
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New York
John A. Bayer
Lewis Mercantile Company
Bayer
Local notes: ill Elyria resident and social visits
Word arrived that Charles Henry is seriously ill at his granddaughter’s home in Elyria where he has lived the past years. Numerous locals, including J J Wirth and nephews Raymond Kern and Lewis Wirth of Cleveland, visited relatives and friends here and in Elyria. A rainout shifted Vermilion versus Birmingham firemen indoor baseball to a later date at the Birmingham school grounds. Local residents and visitors from Middletown, Amherst, Oberlin, Lakewood, and Cleveland, attended various calls, visits, and errands. Florence township trustees planted flowers at Birmingham cemetery to improve its appearance.
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Elyria
Charles Henry
Henry
J. J. Wirth
Raymond Kern
Lewis Wirth
Cleveland
Katherine Heimsath
Conrad Salzman
Samtown
Art Mayers
Edward Prince
Amherst
Ralph Holden
Birmingham
Mayme Church
de Edgar
Elytia
Spencer 4-H Club Holds First Meeting in May
Spencer May 8 The Spencer 4 H club met at the schoolhouse Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Charles Fuller and Mrs Harry Hange will again lead the girls. Officers elected President Wilda Moore Secretary Geraldine Keupfer Treasurer Porter Ruth Brouse Ten members enrolled. Mr McIntosh of Medina spoke on summer work. Club split into two groups age 10 to 12 and 12 to 21 focusing on useful articles and summer clothing. Social activity followed with ndwer ball. Meets scheduled at the schoolhouse every two weeks in summer.
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Spencer
Charles Fuller
Harry Hange
Wilda Moore
Geraldine Keupfer
Neware
Porter
Ruth Brouse
McIntosh
Medina
Local residents and events on South Main and nearby areas
Mrs. Clare Woods has two South Main houses painted by Leon White and Gleon Brouss. Jud Longs host granddaughter from Chicago Witnets. Merlin Parent to attend Cleveland law school vacation. M E church class cancels May meet now in June. Violet Auckerman hosted friends Thursday evening. W B A plans an all day June meeting with Mrs. Marion Wolf. Rush and four girls from Worthington home attend M E church services. Fremont guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Ingraham. G W Roller and Mrs. Creighton of Lancaster plus Mr. and Mrs. D K B Roller of Cleveland visit Norwalk. Karl Weldrick family and Flossie Bridges shop in Norwalk. Layton Curtice and Leo McCourt host Pythian Sisters on South street. list of attendees and blocks pieced. lunch served.
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Clare Woods
South Main Street
Leon White
Gleon Brouss
Jud Long
Chicago
Witnets
Merlin Parent
Lodi
Cleveland
Philathea
M. EB. Church
Violet Auckerman
Marion Wolf
Liberty Street
Rush
Worthington
M. E
George Kuhns
Fremont
Elizabeth Ingraham
G. W. Roller
Creighton
Lancaster, O
D. KB. Roller
J. T. McCourt
Karl Weldrick
Geraldine
Flossie Bridges
Norwalk
Layton Curtice
Leo McCourt
South Street
N. J. Waltera
J. B. Firestone
K. M. Weldrick
W. G. Reese
Charles Walters
Glenn Repp
Davenport
West Salem
Wind Clock Aims to Run Indefinitely in Norton
In Norton Virginia a wind powered clock designed to run as long as the wind blows is reported. The invention uses wind-driven mechanism to maintain time without human intervention.
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Norton
Clock invention seeks patent for whirling wind powered device
Clarence Amburgey claims a clock patent describing a 12 inch diameter device set in a rectangular case two and a half feet wide five feet four inches deep. Wind powers a pivoted box that keeps the clock wound through continuous rotation.
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Clarence Amburgey
Amburgey
Boast First Rebekah Lodge in World Virginia City
In Virginia City Nevada the mining camp famed for the Comstock Mine hosts the first Rebekah Lodge in the region. The article notes the lodge as a notable early fraternal achievement in this historic mining center.
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Virginia City
Nev
Rebekah Lodge No 1 Organized in Colfax History
A tracing of the lodge’s history notes the Rebekah degree was designated March 4 1869 and Colfax Rebekah Lodge No 1 was organized here. It mentions more than 10 000 lodges in existence. The passage also references ferns in Java forming urn like leaf tips and Poland’s status until the mid 18th century as Europe’s second largest country.
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Rebekah
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Poland
Europe
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