Clothing Drive Struggles With Demand At Elyria Aid Station
The Student Aid Station at Frankly School serves 134 children with warm clothing amid dwindling supplies. Volunteers report few donors. nearly $100 has funded new outfits. Weekly, 25 to 50 children seek help, with needs spanning underwear stockings dresses shirts and coats as the program aims to serve hundreds more this school year.
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Elyria
Frankly
Hitle
Mra J. C Robbins
Robbing
Parent-Teacher Council
Robbins
Franklin School
Carl Martin
Pittsfield Annual Meeting Notice at Community Church
Pittsfield reports the annual meeting of the Community church will be held at the church on Sunday morning. Those interested are invited to attend. Henry Laible, principal of the Homerville school, will speak.
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Pittsfield
Henry Laibee
Homerville
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and boost morning energy. It claims gentle vegetable extracts unclog the bile pathway, urging readers to ask for the red labeled Carter's pills with the misspelled price and store guidance.
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Carter
Mike
Andy
Auction of estate personal property of John Ternes
Personal property belonging to the estate of John Ternes, deceased, will be sold at public auction at the late residence located at the intersection of Sugar Ridge and Abbe Road on October 28, 1931, with sale starting at 10:00 A M.
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John Ternes
Sugar Ridge
Abbe Road
Community church to host talk on The Passion Play
The Community church invites all Friday evening at 8 15 on Oct 16 for a talk titled The Passion Play. The speaker will describe seeing the play in Oberammergau last year and share travels through Europe. No admission charge. Donations of canned fruits or vegetables for Pittsfield's needy will be collected for later distribution by a committee.
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Oberammergan
Europe
Pittsfield
Sherbourne Street Event Highlights Misa Waite Visit
Misa Mildred Waite spent last weekend with her uncle and aunt after a Tuesday afternoon gathering in Sherbourne.
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Sherbourne
Misa Mildred Waite
Aun
Lorain man visits relatives during weekend
Lewis Holsehauer of Lorain spent the weekend at his uncle John Schafer's home and called on Sunday at the C. Schafer residence, enjoying a pleasant afternoon.
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Lewis Holsehauer
Lorain
John Schafer
C. Schafer
Birmingham School Fair Brimming With Exhibits
Oct 15 Birmingham County Line. Agricultural Fair at Birmingham School House drew steady attendance Friday and Saturday. Farm exhibits praised. Briefs note social visits and celebrations among locals including Henry Altmiller Parker family Eppler family Heifner and others. Generous turnout reported and local gatherings highlighted.
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Birmingham
County Line
Birmingham School House
Petersons Ointment Heals Old Sores and Soothes Skin
An ad claims Petersons Ointment has healed old sores for over 30 years and provides instant comfort for piles itching skin and burns. It says it banishes pimples and eczema in days, costs 35 cents, and one application convinces the buyer of its wonder-working power.
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Jhas
Peterson
Distant gatherings mark Sunday visits across area towns
Daughters and neighbors shared a quiet Sunday with visits to various homes. Lucile spent the day in Galion while families from Brownhelm Elyria Amherst Oberlin and Wellington joined others at local residences and events including an Agricultural Fair. A Birmingham injury news item notes Russell Kubach's recovery at St Joseph's Hospital Lorain after a fall from the old iron bridge on Friday. The report also mentions a pet cat in Warren Me turning 21, an age qualifying it to vote.
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Russell Kubach
Iron Bridge
Birmingham
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Carl Miller
Brownhelm
Fred Heinle
Cleveland
H. M. Date
Maxine Eppler
Miller
Wellington
John Hacker
Frank
Marjorie
Amherst
H. C. Bechtel
John Holzhauer
Oak Point
Carl Stinson
Dale
Oscar Ziese
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Ohio Cities
Hoon and Mr and Mrs Hartean host visitors from Detroit while relatives and friends travel between Elyria Cleveland and Chardon. Mrs Meltin Harria and children from Elyria visit Mrs Frank Griffeo. Nadine Weasel and Myra Edgar join relatives in Elyria and Chardon Mae. Ida Stoller, J J Stoller, and Elisabeth Gerber family arrangements noted. Reverend Emil Burrichter from Mittiwanga visits Mr H M Dute family.
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Hartean
Henry Johnsem
Detroit
Mich
A. Biseel
Meltin Harria
Ehthedren
Eilyria
Frank Griffeo
L. Eppler
Elyria
J. J. Stoller
Cleveland
Nadine Weasel
Elisabeth Gerber
Harry Boyd
Tiffin
Myra Edgar
Chester Hartel
Chardon
Bark Mordoff
Emil Burrichter
Mit
Cough Drop Modified With Vicks Vapored Inhaler Claim
A fragment describes a cough drop altered with Vicks Vapo ingredient, claiming altered delivery. The text reads like a damaged note about a rotted ferry and a husky feeding throats, lacking clear context or verifiable facts.
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Vicks
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