Brownhelm News Notes and Local Events
Brownhelm reports a missionary tea and thank offering by the Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society at the Baets home with about 120 attending. Out of town guests included Zilch and Tabbert families from Lorain and Amherst. A Latin class outing to Oberlin and the Elyria annual meeting are mentioned along with PTA activities and various local visits and social notes.
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Ben Zilch
Lorain
Meg
W. A. Tabbert
Conrad Zilch
Wm. Baetz
Amherst
Chas, Baetz
Birmingham
Gladys Fowell
Fowell
Esther Brechmacher
Oberlin
College Chapel
Emma Drescher
Elizabeth Emerick
Lara Whitmore
Mabel Brill
Ethel Zilch
Ruth Whittlesey
Ruth Ladrach
Chronicle Telegram
Philadelphia
Elyria
Robert Sly
Clarksfolll
K. Campbelloma
L. A. Mohrman
Albert Mohrman
Portrait Painter Gains Noted Honors in London
The subject, a prolific portraitist, enjoys high fame in London as a top seller. He belongs to the International Society of Sculptors Painters and Gravers the National Portrait Society the Royal Society of Portrait Painters and The New English Art Club and serves on several councils. He was named an associate of the Naval Academy in 1910 and served the British Government during the late war in a diplomatic capacity with palot Incidenta and personages.
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London
International Society of Sculptors, Painters and Gravers
National Portrait Society
Royal Society of Porerall Painters
New English Art Club
Naval Academy
Fragmentary wartime notes on paper and a theft
A garbled passage mentions waxed paper jars and glassine pulp processing and notes that muscles from chewing food develop strength. It also recalls a small World War II era railroad to Amiens for troops’ supplies and reports a theft of pieces by supposed alien workers.
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Jagr Dempsey
Amiens
Thanksgiving events and local visits noted in Pittsfield
Mr and Mrs Perry Walker and children join Elyria residents Mr and Mrs Charles Meek and Mr and Mrs Edwin Brrthe for a Thursday visit at H A Meek's home. A district No 1 Thanksgiving program led by teacher Mr Shank and scholars. Farm Woman's Club held an all day meeting at Mrs F C West home with twelve members and three visitors Mrs W W Rockwood Mrs Ralph Sanders and Mrs Willian Jungiass of LaGrange attended.
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Pittsfield
Perry Walker
Charles Meek
Edwin Brrthe
Elyria
H. A. Meek
Shank
Farm Woman's Club
F.C. West
W. W. Rockwood
Ralph Sanders
Willian Jungiass
LaGrange
Dr Carter's K and B Tea Promised Remedy
An old reliable vegetable remedy offers a zero cent package of Dr. Carter's K and B Tea for constipation dizziness and tor pid over indigestion. It promises prompt gentle relief for all ages with a cup brewed at home and kept in the house for when feeling feverish bilious or out of sorts.
Madison widow sues postmistress over alienated husband
A judgment for $20,000 is sought by J. B. Wadey of Madison against Miss Mattie Wilson, postmistress, citing alienation of her husband’s affections. Wadey claims Miss Wilson stole the Madison doctor’s love. Wilson says the relation involved only intellectual companionship and shared literary interests.
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Mattie Wilson
Madison
Wis
J. B. Wadey
M. Wilson
Mendelson Sued Over Note by Lorain Firm
The LaGron Coal and Supply Co of Lorain filed suit against Mendelson seeking judgment on a note for 1830 dollars. The action names Mendelson as defendant and requests the court to enforce payment.
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LaGron Coal & Supply Co
Lorain
3. Mendelson
Portraitist Major Sir William Orpen Celebrates Birthday
Major Sir William Orpen, a distinguished British portrait painter with Irish birth, marks his forty fifth birthday. He has become well known in America due to a recent tour of the United States and Canada, noted for his clever humor and notable artistic career.
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Wiliam Orpen
Iday
United States
Canada
F William
Rth
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief
Advertising copy promotes Kellogg's Bran as a permanent remedy for constipation. It describes daily use, two tablespoon servings, practical preparations with hot cereals, and recipes. It claims health benefits for families and urges readers to buy Kellogg's Bran from grocers and serve it in hotels and clubs.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg ’S
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