Buckeyes Prep for Kenyon Scrimmage After Rain Delays
Ohio State Varsity drills were held despite rain as Buckeyes, led by Coach Willeman, sharpen for a Saturday clash with Kenyon. Kenyon, outweighed by about 20 pounds per man, expected to test the Buckeyes lightly while OSU fine tunes punt and early plays.
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Salem Sam Willemanne
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Kenyon
Villa
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al Hess
Georgeimpson
Hess
Minnofs
Tuckmith
Magnesia Best For Your Indigestion
Indigestion relief claims focus on magnesia products. The article seems to discuss consumer familiarity with relief methods and mentions sourcing from a drug fund and general satisfaction with results.
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Magnesia
Purdue and rivals prep for key grid clashes in Indiana
Purdue's Boilermakers, leading the conference, planned one final hard workout before the crucial game with Iowa. Indiana relies on Dalay and Hughes to outkick Northwestern, while Chicago's Maroons shift to Urbana to face Illinois. Iowa also shows massive prep, with standout players listed in a dominant practice.
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Wellington village reports 180 Red Cross members enrolled
Mayor O B Williams announced Wellington has 180 Red Cross members enrolled toward a 300 quota. Drive captains were Henry Daugherty Mrs Robert Holland J C MacDermott and T M Pfeffer. The item also notes Merry Twelve club meeting and a community death in Cleveland.
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Wellington
O. B. Williams
Red Cross
Henry Daugherty
Robert Holland
J.C. MacDermott
T. M. Pfe
Evening programs and social events in Lorain
The remainder of the evening featured entertainment with Foster Poland and Mr. Hebertson performing tricks of Black Magic. Decorated Thanksgiving tables and light refreshments followed. Carl Townsend and William Bennett attended the Lorain County Bankers banquet with 2750 present. Townsend serves as secretary. Gordon Players will stay through the week in Wellington and will present The Girl Who Came Back tomorrow with a candy matinee for children Saturday. A local F O E group visited ill George Bishop and he hosted card games. Mrs Sam Marlett, mother of four, died after a long illness. funeral at Catholic church Saturday. W E A will hold a special drill meeting in the hall.
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Carl Townsend
William Bennett
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Sam Marlett
State contends with ragret terror murder trial shift
In Cleveland November 14 the state faces the widow Concietta Lonardo wife of Biz Joe Lonardo in a murder case tied to the corn sugar alcohol rackets. Testimony from One-Eyed Angelo Sciria looms as the court eyes a potential for grim witness fear while Lonardo may take the stand as the case nears jury deliberation.
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Concietta Lonardo
Joe Lonard
Rally preparations slated for Bee and home talent show plans
Thursday evening of this week preparations will be made for the Rally to be held on Bee. The organization plans to produce a home talent show in January. Mrs. 5. A. Williams visits sister Mrs. Ira Stentz of Neva Ohio. Mrs Anpice Nichols of Berlin Heights Ohio visits niece Mrs. Fred Daugherir. James Patterson, formerly of Wellington, now at the Soldiers' Home at Darton, visits old friends here for a few days.
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Ira Stentz
Neva
Anpice Nichols
Berlin Heights
Fred Daugherir
James Patterson
Wellington
Soldiers
Darton
Murder case linked to Lonar do brothers deaths
Police declare the corn Sugar rack plays a central role in the murder mystery surrounding Lonar do and his two brothers, with investigators tracing the sequence of events to the bottom of the affair.
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Fromm Trial Expected to Conclude in Cleveland
The Ohio county board trial of A. Fromm, president, proceeded as witnesses began with Keefe, manager Colson Cleveland Com, testifying that Fromm received a $200 cut before proving payment for supplies to Molly Stark Thosis Sanitarium. Keefe anticipated Fromm would testify in his own defense later, while Ned L. Jenkins, a fellow board member, remained involved.
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County Board of Corn
George Keefe
Colson Cleveland
Keefe
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Fromm
Colson
Ned L. Jenkins
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Witness Ties Colson Money to Dr. Black Trips
The board heard testimony about a $200 payment from Colson Company to cover Dr. H. G. Black’s travel expenses to Toledo. Fromm, claiming the money funded those trips, denied that any company trips paid for view supplies. Dictagraphs of a Fromm dialogue with Heofe and Kirk at Colson Company were read to jurors. Elmer Smith, 67, longtime Pickaway News editor, died at his Ashville home after a long illness. No edible fish was found at greater sea depths than in the record.
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Colson ‘Company
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Navy
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