A Wife's Confessional and a Farm Meeting Echoes
Fragmentary narrative threads weave a domestic crisis with a 59th annual farmers meeting note. A wife endures a perilous night as Dicky races for help while Madge remains unseen. The article then shifts to agricultural policy, noting L. J. Faber of Columbus as likely national master and remarks on Congress’ coming session and market conditions.
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Congress
L. J. Faber
Columus
Ohio
FLOC
Atkeson
Washinstos
Enresenta Grdzge
New Cold Cream Powder Stays Ox Until You Take It Off
Perspiration cannot affect it and it won t cause an ugly shine. It smooths the complexion and makes pores invisible by matching natural coloring. A new beauty powder sold at Store and Lewis Mercantile Co advert ised.
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Dail
Lewis Mercantile Co
Furnished offices for rent in desirable location
Furnished offices available with reception room use and telephone service. Contact Hlycia Savings and Trust at 196-322 for details about leasing these well located offices.
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Hlycia Savings and Trust
Row Things Look To SER PREP RS TE Tae FARMER 4 By -9. 4
Boston on November 2 lists the annual meeting of the Sacramento region as several coaches attend. The event, carried by Chicago, will involve about 200 Gai colors of applications and an expected consumption of 18 ca.
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Ords
SER
I Grange
Boston
Chicago
Amerlo
Potatoes in Demand as Harvest Forecast Shrinks
Canadian potato imports arrive in northern markets with duty paid estimates at 5 cents per hundredweight. Government reports warn this year’s harvest will be the smallest since 1919 with the U S crop around 344 million bushels and major producing states likely to show losses except few like Colorado Idaho Washington Ohio.
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Mogey
United States Department of Agrion
Colco
Idaho
Washington
Berlin Heights Sunday School Serves Supper at Home
Berlin Heights on November 4 reports a home gathering of a church group after a Sunday school session. Members of the MEL church hosted a communal supper, sharing in fellowship and meal.
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Berlin Heights
Local Social and church notes from Cleveland area
Sunday visitors include Mrs H G JGppimann Leste Keller Ursula Kublepy and Karl Deutsch of Cleveland to Mrs Anna Mumm. Hunting trip to Northern Michigan yielded plentiful game under about a foot of snow. Joan Sturtevant from Cleveland spent weekend with her parents. Thursday featured a high school Train event with many characters. Mrs Alfred Buell of Vermuiles visited Mrs Hattie Ackerman. Mrs J P Bechtel and Mrs BR HW Colter visited Mrs Hattie Ackerman and Mrs George to on Friday. Mrs Myra Coates of Henrietta visiting sister M Evan telle Hendrickson and Jacitt Friends learned Dr G W Vine recovering from recess operation at Cafe hospital. Womens Missionary society met with Mrs WLS Lipaus on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Arthur Gordon of Elyria attended funeral of the former's mother. Earl Ribbits busy with fall work at Taggert's farm. Rev and Frank Gract now at Congregational parsonage. Gract to deliver first sermon on The Invest ment Sunday. Grate comes from West Park Centre church in Cleya and has been here for a period. Norman Sailor and children of Hinton visited Fred Reoar home Sunday. Miss Marche Wuman spent weekend with relatives in Claraland. Tuesday social afternoon featured an event by Miss Eva professor of rho.
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H. G.jgppimann
Leste Keller
Ursula Kublepy
Karl Deutsch
Cleveland
Anna Mumm
W. L. Deanfe
Fred Ackerman
A. Johnson
Michigan
Grould
Joan Sturtevant
Clevelach
G. C. Sturtevant
Alfred Buell
Vermulles
Hattie Ackeraian
J. P. Bechtel
BR. HW. Colter
Ets
Ates
George To
Earl Ribbits
Taggert's
Frankiss Gract
Congress—tional
Grate
Grafl
West Park Centre
Cleya
Cleya @ has been located for a fedbess
Reairs
Norman Sailor
Chidren
Hinton
Sundar v
Fred
Reoar
Marche Wuman
Clara Land
Eva Professor
Rho- the
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings Across Ohio
Arthurr of Elyria and Robert a OSU student, a daughter Eyanlette, pass away about a year ago. M. C. Hendrickson of Norwalk visited relatives here Sunday. John McGawn returned from Lakewood. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spore of Akron were guests of the Claresce Spore. Willing Workers meet at Mrs. Patterson’s Thursday November 12. Mrs. George Paxe entertained at dinner. Omar Lanters and Martie Lanters with Mrs. Charles Cook and others visited Greens Sox and Bellevue. Funeral of daughter Anna Shoup held last Thursday. Several locals visited Greens Sox, Bellevue, and Akron area.
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Arthurr
Elyria
Robert
Ohio State University
Eyanlette
M. C. Hendrickson
Norwalk
John McGawn
Lakewood
Arthur Spore
Akron
Claresce Spore
Patterson
George Paxe
Omar Lanters
Martie Lanters
Charles Cook
Reph McDowell
Srehfe McDowell
Etrie Mee Dowell
Henrietta
DL Page
W. OH. Lingus
Alice
Salamanca
A. W. Clinger
Arthur
Greens Sox
Bellevue
Anna ‘Shoup
Root
Elizabe
Green
Talsasses
Harpes
M.N. LippUs
Local social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Wednesday visits and weekend gatherings are noted among Elyria residents. Ayylia Shusher of Elyria remains with her aunt Mrs. ED Eppley while Mrs A Dumas calls on Mrs A J Derch. Mrs Frank Marriot of Painesville visits Mr and Mrs Eugene Sires. Beal of Concordia and Shuber of Bryle are mentioned with brief calls. J Anton and Larry Max are listed among those who spent time with local families.
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Ylay
Harley Decker
Ayylia Shusher
Elyria
ED. Eppley
A. Dumas
A. J. Derch
Frank Marriot
Painesvile
By Eyple Myres Beal
Concedenti
Shuber
Bryrle
J. Anton Thursdeyv
Dlarry Max
Weekend Guests and Social Notes Across Elyriaarea
The column lists local weekend guests and visits among Elyria area residents. Norma Walker stayed with Pearl Eppley. Mrs. Jack Anton and daughter Weta May visited Brignton with Mr. and Mrs. J Barrick. Ann and Art Sanders and Mabel of Elyria joined Harley Decker and Wanda for Sunday in Cleveland. Pearl Eppley hosted a weekend visit in Cleveland. Frank and Louis Eldredsper Beckster of New York were guests of Fleury Hsaay’s family. War constraints hindered travel. Red-haired people noted as rare among infantry in a brief aside.
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Sies
Redis
Re. Gaus
Elyria
Harley Decker
Norma Walker
West Ridge
Pearl Eppley
Jack Anton
Weta May
Air
Anys
Derek
Brignton
J. Barrick
Ann
Art Sanders
Mabel
Wanda
Jim Cleveland
Cleveland
Frank
Louis Eldredsper Briday
Beckter Dessts
New York
I Fleury Hsaay
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Verendu
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Wilson
Messaga Sanarket
Wall Street
Bernie Sahl
Feela
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Heine
Muztray Ridge
Mes. Ervin Evpley Fhone
Zy Burr
Ely
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Wadsworth
Eisrin Brnck
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