Local notices mix social events and hospital news
Dances at the F. O. E. Hall are announced for Wednesday with both modern and old fashioned dances. Eastern Stars meet at the Masonic Hall Wednesday with a social hour after the business session. Circle 2 Congregational meeting postponed to October 9 at Mrs. N. S. Hearn’s home. American Legion Post 118 to hold Friday meeting with hopes for good turnout. Hospital discharges listed, plus visits and social notes. Police addressed a yellow jacket disturbance at Fred Shoat’s house with an exterminator sent promptly.
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F. O. E. Hall
Eastern Stars
Stone City Chapter
Masonic Hall
Circle 2
Congregational B
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fred Shoat
Oldest New England Twins Mark 81st Birthday Dinner
In Worcester Massachusetts J Edward Smith of Leicester and Mrs James Beaumont of Paxton celebrated their 81st birthday at a family dinner hosted by their nephew. The piece notes liberalism as a frame of mind and mentions Liberia's True Whig party as dominant.
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Worcester
Mass
New England
J. Edward Smith
Leicester
James Beaumont
Paxton
Wellington Community Notes and Local Edits
Wellington items recount Dr A H Binder starting a business 41 years ago and purchasing a local drug store now The Hexall Store. social notices describe church and club events. Brief reports cover local court fines, visitors, farm women’s meeting, vacation notes, and residents moving or traveling in and around Wellington Ohio.
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Wellington
A. H. Binder
Frank Tisect
Hexall
Duc
Gton
Binder
Congregational Church
Masonic Lodge
The
Eastern Star
Local births and community notes from Litchfield area
A son was born Sept. 21 to Mr. and Mrs. John Haammesser in Litchfield. Mrs. Ella Nickerson cares for mother and baby. Jacqueline Canfield missed school ill with asthma. Joyce Barth hosted a birthday party with gifts for the hostess. Mrs. Myror Barth hosts the So-Wesew quilting club Oct. 2. Seventeen attended the Joli Quilters meeting at Mrs. Willis Leach’s home. Pearl Rice Jenkins and husband of Elyria were guests. Quilting of plain material progressed. G. Hastings, recovering at home, now able to work. Once Peters will finish high school in Cleveland after leaving for home. Recent visitors to A. J. Hermes included the Weisz family, Mrs. Horbash, Mrs. Cora Lee and aunt from Ritman, E. H. Miller and families, and others at the Wooster fair. Helen Smith and her father visited near Ashtabula. they stayed to assist in a ill home. Adam Rising remodels and shingle work underway. Orrin Kellogg injured his nose unloading wood. John Brady assisted and wood caused facial pain but no bone fracture. Curtain material for Cemetery and Park Association arrived too late for last Tuesday. Mrs. T. A. Falconer and Mrs. Co. R. Canfield spent Thursday in Cleveland.
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Litchfield
John Haammesser
Ella Nickerson
Jacqueline Canfield
Joyce Barth
Myror Barth
Willis
Leach
Pearl Rice Jenkins
Elyria
G. Hastings
Smn
Peters
Cleveland
A. J. Hermes
Glenn Weisz
Horbash
Lakewood
Cora Lee
Ritman
E. H Miller
EE. Be, Miller
C. F. Musser
A. G. Law
Fred Barrow
Helen Smith
Ashtabula
Adam Rising
Orrin Kellogg
Medina
John Brady
Brady
Kellogg
T. A. Falconer
Co. R. Canfield
Harvard Football Captain Resigns Over Alumni Fund Deal
Cambridge, Oct 1 Harvard captain J Robert Hatey resigned after unknowingly taking money from wealthy graduates to cover college expenses. The action, first of its kind under the Big Three agreement among Harvard Yale and Princeton, ruled him ineligible for intercollegiate play. The loan repayment scheme involved alumni financing through a “Bob Haley Lund” fund, prompting his resignation after controversy over acceptance of funds for education.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
J. Robert
Bob) Hatey
Haley
Burt
Bob Haley Lund
Power to rule under public calamity questioned
A fragment hints at leadership failure amid a great public calamity, with a congratulatory phrase drifting in the air as if praising a failed successor. The text remains unclear on specific persons, places, or events.
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Cmail— Central Book Store
Hecockberg
J. EE. Wohitow
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Rechard Heck
R Ead
Ee George Knielle
Raiph Hesock
Wanda Heech
Marcella Miller
Ipstris
Masie
St. Joseph’s Church
Svening Wn Abraham
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Cain Street
Er League
St. Pleal Reformed Church
Pythian
Fownsend Club
Townsend Cinic
Snoamie Bechtel
Tenney Avenue
Pan Harris
Ed Mars
Park
Townsend
MG. Barnerd
M Henry
Lucvs Roemer
J. Brack
Earl Bliss
Joseph Abraham
Board of Education
Tae County P.T. A
Officer i
Homas
Lorai Wire
Hich
He Safei
Rawr
George Zimba
Prihian
Japan
Sapan Tea
Legion Meeting
Amen Legion
Fenner Jo
Mira
Vernon King
Bahy
Leraius
Jon Jackson
Ayenne
Mich
Wiliam Davis
L. J. Beach
Allen Bechtel
Detroit
True Whig
Liberia
FOX Furnace Company
Sunbeam
NWFF
Sunbeam Furnace Company
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Sorolis
K. S. Andrews
R. E. Pierce
Welsi
Middle North District
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Walard
Ror Rook
Vu-Hae Koons
Rochester
Br Dey
Chester Eg
E. R. Lehman
Rook
Koons
Fred C. Miller
Toledo
Mackin
Ben Burge
Charles Whiton
Gertrude Dibble
First Wellington Bank
Ralph Bunkie
Collins
P. T. Burnside
William Bods
Grant Aldrich
Whitefor
Geramdette
Mary
Hiram
Paul Knapp
Harden de Vaison Prat
Ninigret Cove
Westerly
J. MacDermott
H. C. Hodges
Noroton
Laters
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Citizens Budget Company
Lorain County
Masonic Temple
Lorain
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