Funeral services for Frank L. Carey held in Wellington
Funeral services for Frank L. Carey were conducted Sunday at 2 30 p m from the Andrews Funeral Home with Rev Thomas Carey of Ada officiating. Carey owned the Carey Meat Market for over twenty years and is survived by his widow Georgia four brothers John Wenatchee Washington Lloyd Terra Haute Indiana Grover Ada and George Indianapolis and one
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Andrews
Thomas Carey
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Carey
Georgia
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Wenatchee
Wash
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Terra Haute
Ind
Grover
George
Indianapolis
Ada Burial For Mrs Dora Lopez At Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs Dora Lopez of Ada was buried in Greenwood Cemetery. The local service reflected family and community attendance as mourners gathered for the rites at the cemetery.
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Dora Lopez
Ada
Greenwood Cemetery
Wellington Macmen Fall 25 to 0 at Oberlin
Wellington High School’s Macmen were shut out 25 to 0 by Oberlin High on the Oberlin diamond Saturday afternoon. A large crowd of Wellington rooters traveled to cheer the team.
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Macmen
Wellington High School
Oberlin High
Oberlin Diamond
Ninth Grade Class Hosts Dinner Party at School
The ninth grade class held a six o'clock dinner in the Home Economics room on Friday evening October 5. Miss Kauf was advisor to the dining-room committee, with Misses Manacke and Ryan aiding the entertainment committee by singing popular songs.
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Manacke
Ryan
Local church youth group hosts afterglow at gym
The True Blue class of the Church of Christ Sunday-school held a weiner roast at the Lowe farm south of town with eighteen young people attending. Miss Catherine Clara led the group as teacher and Mrs. Wal Irish recently returned from a Florida trip with her son J Lloyd Irish. Post-activity notes praise the class officers Steve Pleasnick and Dick MacDermott for organizing a smooth program and announce planned attendance at community events and upcoming meetings.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Coral Shepard
Church of Christ
Lowe Farm
Catherine Clara
Mis Wal
J Llovd Irish
Coral Gables
Florida
Lowmiller
New Philadelpha O 8As
Les Frances
Nina Bent
St Petersburg
Binghampton
N. Y
George Roice
Roce
Mabel Clark
King’s Daughters
Herrick
Richard Barber
Fisher Brothers
Macmen
Oberlin
H. L Wight
Elyria Fame
Taft Memorial
Julia Wynn
Mary Brouse
Phyllis Xonthemmer
Janet Carino
Besse Rucker
Maxine Jameyson
Mary Seitters
Margery Gower
Gladys Witbeck
Beulah Dague
Gertrude Greetham
Ruth Shepard
MBE
J. C. Turner
James
Turner
Tom
Kipton
Mrs & TE Hum
Ernst L. Henes
Ernst Henris
Europe
Edith Robinson
A. P. Lincoln
Way Gannett
Vis . B. Southard
Kings
Marguerits Webber
Mar
Kapp Ciuele
Thui Eay
Medina
Missootr Anderson
Red Cross
Lorain County
Wayers Coun Room
Royal Wilson
Amherst Sanatorium
Wiss Lois Thornton
Harry Alen
Dora Franks
Davion
David Codding
Magra Street
Sharp
Cleveland
Benjamin Junior Chase
Lilian Hughes
Strongs- Ville
Dorothea Barnes
Francis Tompkins
Amherst
Josie Tompkins
Fletcher Reunion Draws Kin From Several Areas
Relatives from Wickliffe Cleveland Oberlin and Wakeman gathered at the home of Ian and Migi Batringardner for a Fletcher family reunion on Sunday. A covered dish lunch was shared at noon and most attendees were Fletcher family members. The afternoon was spent reminiscing about past and present happenings.
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Wickliffe
Cleveland
Oberlin
Wakeman
Ian
Mig I
Batrmgardner Eed
Fletcher
Grain exports to pay Turkish bondholders abroad
Turkish cabinet approves grain export payments to cover overseas bond and share obligations of Turkish companies, amounting to about 7 million dollars annually. Grain bought by Amiarian Bank from peasants will be exported to protect currency. firms must sell abroad. First deal covers 80,000 dollars owed for grain to a Smyrna Kassaba line, once French operated and now government owned since May. Father’s diary tale and a note on Turkish donkey transport conclude with terse, fragmentary lines.
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Tstanbul
Upi
Amiarian Bank
Smyrna-Kassahba
Is This Too Good for Your Cough Ad Claim
An old ad promotes Chomulston Creomulsion as a seven in one cough remedy for quick relief. It warns mild coughs may respond to lesser helps and notes no one can predict which factor works best. The ad asserts druggists guarantee and offer reimbursement if relief fails, urging cautious use for coughs as safety signals.
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Spain
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Fall Wallpaper Sale
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