Barbers Best Eagles In Sunday Battle
The Barbers defeated the Eagles 6 to 0 in a rainy Sunday game. Barbers dominated, with 18 first downs to 7, and a late fourth quarter drive produced the lone touchdown after strong running by Findly and Walkden. Wildman and Williams stood out, and Wildman is slated to referee next Sunday’s Barbers versus Moultons.
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Barbers
Eagles
Fitchs
Ates
Walddon
Wents
Findly
Yale
Hicks
Barbers Petty
O ° Brienus Kidhe
Myers
Pomeroy
Bemus
Houghtyn Hems
Hes Ranis Pride
Jacobs
Barbers & Hoihe
Ruckholz
Boushten
Goodman Gate
Massey
Stark
Gibson
ROT
Fomeroy -Re
Jacons
Cea
Gibbens Kershaw
Sve
ROH Raynolds
Eastes Corntt
Hubbel
Gaten
Swanson
Kershaw
Smith
Walkden
Zacaeriah
Murphy
Ward
Goodman
C. Buckholz
Radigan
Amherst Defeats Vermilion High in Football Clash
Amherst defeats Vermilion High 21 to 3 at Harris Street field. Neumeister scores a two point conversion and adds a field goal from kicks. A 35 yard run by Neumeister sets up another touchdown, with Amherst building a lead through the second half as Vermilion struggles to score. The game ends with Amherst maintaining control and extending the lead.
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Meynolds
Findly
Walkden
Hicks
Yaro
Theo
Buckbolz
Joe Cornell
Eagles
O'Brien
Jacobs Tost
Boustien
Boas
Faraly
Bonguien
Gibbons
Ifliards
Buckholz
Buckhholz
Reynolds
Boughton
Hine
Amherst
Harris Street
Avoirdape
Telich
Bach
Neumesier
Leimiaen
Tas
A.hl
Vermilion routs Amherst in wild football scrimmage report
A chaotic OCR read highlights Vermilion scoring on multiple touchdowns and a drop kick while players Neumeister Leimbach and Yeu Meister are cited for key plays. The excerpt names numerous players, substitutes, and referees amid a disjointed game summary with unclear scores and timing.
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Son
Iford
Neujeister
Mat
Leimbach
Sanders Si
Trey Menzi
Jusiy Eastman
Marshall Linehkos Baumhhardt
Wilford Guiseiman
Neumeister Leimbach Touchdowmeister
Yeumeister
Shaw
Batman
Amherst
Vermilion
Night at the home of Roy Widdowson in Pittsfield
Late news from Rev A C Rran a former pastor reports a qa mis onary in Constantinople and safe with family in the city. He notes missionaries in Asia faced flight and tears after RK army defeat. Oct 29 Ladies Aid served dinner at the ar ti i church. A report from Brighton and local travels, events at Grange, and hospital visits are mentioned along with a bed bug ad.
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Pittsfield
Jane Betts
Oberlin
Roy Widdowson
A C Rran
Stational Church
Constantinople
Snei
Ar Ti i
H L Cox
Chde
Elyria
Wellington
GBB
James Hamner
Ho Wiliams
Fat Tet Shows con Disappears
Fat Tet Show con disappears in a garbled OCR fragment. The readable portions mention Fat Tet and related characters or events but provide no clear context, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
Unrivalled Dictionary Offer Prompts Urgent Action
A newspaper notice urges readers to seize a limited time opportunity to obtain a new dictionary from The Sew Universities Digest. It argues words are tools of thought and highlights the dictionary as essential for word workers. The piece notes wide distribution and a forthcoming price change, inviting readers to follow the coupon published daily to acquire the book.
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Universities Dictionary
Chronicle-Telegram
Ius
Cincinnati Woman Burned to Death in Fire Incident
Nov. 13 Miss Catherine Naylor, 72, stepped near a gas stove and her clothing burst into flames. A second resident beat out the fire but she died an hour later at the hospital. A month earlier she was robbed by a man and woman who lured her to an automobile ride and fled without stealing money she was believed to have.
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Cincinnate
Catherine Naylor
Cripple Falls to Death on Stairs in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a 60 year old Avondale public school teacher Miss Melanie Schire died after a fall on stairs at an office building. Struck by rheumatism she walked backward down a flight of steps and never regained consciousness. It remained unclear if she slipped or had a sudden attack.
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Cincinnati
Navy
Melanie Schire
Avondale
Tne
Strichen
Jurors Hear Defense in Clara Phillips Case
Los Angeles November 13 jurors in the Clara Phillips murder trial heard defer counsel as Herrington argues for acquittal. Deputy district attorney Frid closes with a plea that the state seeks the death penalty for the one crime, with court expected to adjourn for about half a day and resume Wednesday.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta
Mer Ons
Herrington
Frid Wis Close
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