The Old Home Town News and Gatherings
A car crash on a local hill near Florence injures three occupants: the driver and two passengers. Community groups met weekly for club and Grange meetings, a PTA event drew a large crowd, and a charity banquet plan followed a Halloween party. Local families hosted and visited kin in Killbuck and Overlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Hill
Florence
Fred Hawk
Alt Paige
East Russia
Farden Club
Andy Edmonds
A. A. Saxton
John Kern
Gar Mc Roberts
Grange
Overlin
George Farr
John Baumann
M. L. Hurst
Walter Berry
Killbuck
Birmingham Community Notices From October 12
Birmingham County Line report lists Oberlin visitors Charles Gibson and family from Lorain visiting Mapes. Schlecters from Cleveland supper guests. porches added to Healds home. Hanlon family from Russia visiting. Norene Collingwood teaching in Berea home for weekend. Latteman family visit. D E B Pierce and Roberta from Cleveland with Emma Funk. Leon Manes from Elyria visiting. Meisenbach pastors from east of town call on friends. Weidemanns from Wakeman visit. note of 989,000 industrial accidents in France in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham County Line
Henry Mute
Oberlin
Charley Gibson
Marie
Harold Breen
Lorain
Charley Mapes
Ed Schlecter
Cleveland
William Schlecter
Charley Heald
Leon Hanlon
Russia
Henry M. Date
Sean Hopkins
Kipton
Belle Hopkins
Norene Collingwood
Berea
Kukus
Barbara Latteman
George George
D. Eb, Pierce
Roberta
Emma Funk
Leon Manes
Elyria
Charley Manes
L. Meisenbach
M. E
A. L. Weidemann
Harry
Wakeman
Oberlin Community News Highlights Among Local Visits
Oberlin area notes mark visits by Cleveland residents and Oberlin locals. Families from Akron Sandusky Milan and Berlin gather for Sunday events. A water vein is reached on the George I Hall property with next drilling planned at a Columbia gas station. Howard Hawk suffers minor injuries in a car incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Harry A. Wowk
Elyria Corps
The
American Legion
San Anton
D. J. Campbell
Marsh Hart
William Carr
Cleveland
K. D. Camp
Akron
John Kern
James Liphart
Sandusky
Gar MeRoberts
Claus van Harridyn
Berlin
Argentine Railroads Issue Rain Checks for Bad Weather
In a rare practice, Argentine railways offer rain checks to customers when trains run late due to bad weather. Passengers may present these certificates at offices as a valid excuse for delays or missed connections.
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Big Sister
Speck
By Leslie Forgrave
Goofey Movies
Central Preag Association
Jane Clayton
Geth
Zoorey Movies
Henna Hace
Sieslie Lavoris
Anid Bis StOr Agourt
MR Lavoris
Quincy Wells
Quincy Bors
By Neker
Stanley
Wren
ED Wargler
Birmingham
Harry Weldeman
France
Frank Kreuger
Rebekah Aid Society
W. Gerber
Howard Hawk
Wilson Brothers
Dachtler
Htler
Broad St. Elyria
Ohio
D. Jackson Paint & Wall Paper
Cleveland Street
Hallworthy
Al's
Ascension
Pete Delhart
Elyria Air Service
LaPorte Field
Grafton
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Lovejoy
F.o. B. Lanang
Broad St
Rogers Mtrs, Inc
Zyzia
Wellington
Oldsmobile CO
Wellington, Ohio
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