American public urged to back 1927 New York Paris flight
At an American Society for Probation of Action meeting a plan was set to form a national committee to raise funds for a new Sikorsky hi Pane aircraft for a spring 1927 New York to Paris attempt. Thomas L. Hill urged public support after the prior flight ended in tragedy and emphasized American engines and radio gear for an all American effort next summer.
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New York
New York-Paris
American Society For Probotion of Action
Thomas L. Hill
Two Irishmen argue who is a real soldier
Two Irishmen discuss the war with one claiming he was a soldier though he never fought at the front. The other counters that only those with combat experience earn the title, joking about cooties and real soldiers. The exchange ends with a quip about a Pat supposedly winning the next war.
Bears Store Food For Long Winter In Yosemite Valley
Far West forecasts warn of a severe winter. In Yosemite Valley bears hoard food, aided by an unusually heavy pine nut crop in western Nevada and nearby California counties. Pioneers note pine nuts as a key winter staple, with squaws grinding them into tow forbear storage.
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San Francisco
Nevada
California
Yosemite Valley
Cuurrica
South Amherst High Defeated by Medina in Football
The South Amherst high school football team traveled to Medina Friday afternoon and lost the second game of the season. Final score reported as Medina 16, South Amherst 0. A separate note mentions school activities including chapel exercises, readings, and a fire prevention essay by Evelyn Ruth.
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Vaout Solo
Evelyn Ruth
Hildesarde
Viele Kreeser
Rey
Pelt
Medina
South Amherst
Medina Fi Bchool
South Amherst Parent-Teacher and Crescent Society Meeting Report
The Parent-Teachers of South Amherst adjourned after a Wednesday evening session at the school auditorium. A program featured Miss Mlinedla En gie, Mrs. Ciara Aber sold, and Roin KR AL Pelt with talks and a response, followed by lunch served by Mrs. W. HU Rud and Mrs. dg. J. Davis. The Star and Crescent Society was organized at the same gathering with officers including President George Wevery Wires, secretary treasurer Mary Mima Pelt es, and Crescent leaders Clira Aberfeld and Bertha True. Several residents were noted ill or away, with social visits and weekend plans mentioned.
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South Amherst
Mlinedla Engie
Ciara Abersold
Pine Solo
AL Pelt
Chianee Rive
W. HU. Rud
Dg. J. Davis
Star and Crescent Society
Star and Crescent Literary Society of
South
Amherst
George Wevery
Ghidys Tlopitings
Mary Mima Peltes
Dorothy Slack
Sybile Leonard
The
Crescent Society
Clira Aberfeld
Bertha True Bees
Walter Critics
Dorothy Jones
Seunis Vargo
Yale Alumni Directory Reveals Global Reach of Graduates
The Yale alumni directory shows 25,752 living graduates, with 4,182 in law, 2,083 in banking, 1,868 in engineering, and 2.5 million US residents among them. Connecticut, New York, and France are noted sending large contingents, while Canada and other nations are also represented.
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United States
Yale Alumi
Lollig G. Bishop
Yale
New York
New York City
New Iftven
Canada
France
Ching
Ign
Baronetica of Law
Yile
Cork
Yale University
Sheffield Scientift]e
Church Service Preview and Local Sermon Plans
A fragment notes an upcoming church service with emphasis on preaching and daily worship. Details are faint but indicate a Sunday assembly and regular religious activities at the local church.
Wonderful Old Testament Rally At Baptist Church
Local notices recount a Union preaching service at the M. E. Church and a social at the Baptist church. A baby was welcomed by Rev H R Cobb and family. various locals from Elyria, Cleveland, Vermilion, Ravenna, Medina, Grafton and Amherst visited relatives. Wilbur Cahoon received a Masonic ring. he heads to California for health. Miscellaneous notes mention Japan’s whale meat, 1891 rawmaking funding, and snakes not charmed by humans.
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George Burrell
Cleveland
Wilson Jameson
Gray
Ravenna
Guy Cahoon
Elliott Beidler
Billy
Teddy
Vermilion
Join Townsend
Elyria
Harrison Walker
Fred Grimms
Bellefontaine
John Terveen
Will Barrett
Will Coburn
Amherst
Bennett Howe
E. Hubbard
Norton
Chas. Walker
Medina
Lewige Klinect
Grafton
Harold Smith
Cobb
Fred Dambach
Kate Dechant
John Hill
Wilbur
Cahoon
Baptist Church
MrocLaVerne Pickering
California
Musical program note atwater kent and miss hunter orchestra
A garbled list of performers and pieces appears, naming the Atwater Kent Orchestra, Miss Hunter, Mr. Whitehill, and an assortment of arias and duets from operas such as Tannhauser Romeo and Juliet Don Giovanni and Mozart pieces.
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Atwater Kent
Avia
Lord God of Abraham
Mr. Whitehill
Miss Hunter
Mate O
Jon
Whitehit
Brown Bird
Miss Winter
Tannhauser
Rubinstein Foster Reete
Miss Dhunter
Ja ci Darem
Veeee
Rogers Nayda-Wood
Movement to send 200000 dolls to Japan announced
Oct 9 Columbus reports plans to organize Ohio church women to participate in a national doll messenger effort to ship 200000 dolls to Japan this winter. The Ohio Council of Churches committee notes rapid statewide interest with leaders seeking 15000 dolls from China as part of the festival effort.
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Japan
Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
Orient
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W.y.paris
Votier
Louis Hadaway
West Broad Street
Chronicle Telegram
SO. Amherst
Miss Marguerrite Soseil
Davi Barnhart
Sicknes
Thrensa Naty
Chey
Satuey
Moore
Autherst
Mary Durant
Hee
Leonard Street
Harvey Slater
Son
Chertin Lyridias
Anna Mathes
Moser
Mr & Hatin
Cantan
Nightengale
Cleveland Bicycle Store
Second Street
Quebec
Willingdon
England
AVON
Gogh
Dread St
Harry H. Smith Co
Whale
Congress
Janney
Janney Peerless Corp
Broadway
Lorain
Louise Hunter
Atwater Kent Radio Nour
Clarence Whitehill
Veces
Wrely
Lake Ave. Coal & Supply Co
G. Shepard
Mer
America
Les Clavelar
Chandler
Elyria, Ohio
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