Akron flyer lands near schoolhouse in narrow escape
Wealthy Chicago manufacturer Emund Hanks miraculously escaped injury after landing his $10 000 airplane Le Levine near Thomastown schoolhouse Akron. He misjudged the area, circled Akron field, and landed between trees, leaving wings and engine badly damaged while en route from Washington to Canton. In related news, St Louis Cardinals directors declared a 20 percent dividend on preferred and common shares totaling 60 000 on 2 327 preferred and 7 833 common shares.
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Akron
Emund
Hanks
Chicago
le Levine
Thomastown
Henka
Cleveland Municipal
Henks
Washington
Canton
Cleveland
Canorxais
ST. Louis
St. Loui Cardinals Ball Club
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
C. H. Tevis
W. K. Stanard
William Walsingham
Danderine Endorsed By New York Model Marion Dahl
A 35 year old Brooklyn resident Marion Dahl touted Danderine hair care in a magazine spread. She claims the product smooths wiry hair, adds color, and relieves dandruff while refreshing the scalp. Advertisements note 35 cent bottles available at toy stores and similar outlets.
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New York City
Marion Dahl
Clakson St
Brooklyn
Miss Dahl
New York
ANL Toy Stores
Wellington Village Council Meeting Discusses Cemetery Work
Wellington Oct 17 council met in the mayor’s court room with most members present. Sam Haynes reported on Mr Walsh whose Beach is improving. An ordinance on Magyar street payments was read. The cemetery trustees reported on work and management under E. M. Vincent, Alfred Moenle, and taxation funding. The plot purchased from C. W. Horr was regraded tiled seeded with roads prepared for gravel.
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Ile Maors
al Wre Mengers
F C Wal
Mestinz
RF. Harrison Co
New Lonnon
E. M. Vincent
Alfred Moenle
Weilington
C. W Horr
Wealthy man finds fortune in old stable crack
H. L. Phillips of San Jose California found ten $100 gold notes in a crack of an old stable he was demolishing. He dropped his pick and bent to recover it, discovering the unexpected treasure.
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H. L. Phillips
San Jose
Cal
Community notes on road work and local meetings
A report by H. B. Stevick Samm Hummel and George Gott notes hydrants installation near the cemetery and public informing on rents. Residents object to night service on East Main Street and the Keating committee was asked to review. Stemple and Laundon in a auto crash with Laundon injured. Lena Clara attends a telephone girls convention in Elvis. Golf outing on Hawthorne course in Cleveland hosted by John Branson. Dr Falls campaigns for coroner at Huntington. King’s Daughters meet at Mrs. King’s home.
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H. B. Stevick
Samm Hummel
George Gott
Woote Co
East Main Street
Keating Committee
Cleve
Messrs
W. J. Powell
E. L. R Baruk
Amd
R. Branson
Hawthorne Course
Cleveland
John Branson
H. G. Laundon
King's Daughters convention reports and Sorosis meeting notes
Reports from Blanche Smith Mia C P Roedel and Miss Lena Dullam detail the state convention of the King's Daughters in Newark Ohio A social hour followed Then Wellington Sorosis members met at Mrs Harry Couch home Tuesday afternoon with Roll call Why Are We All Law Breakers a paper The Coming Election by Mrs Charles Sheldon was read A social hour followed Ohio State band members William Lashley Marcy Howell and Lawrence BeVier accompanied the U S football team to Chicago where Chicago papers praised the band for its performance in front of Michigan Avenue crowds.
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Blanche Smith
Mondsy
Mia
C. P. Roedel
Lena Dullam
King's Daughters
Newark
Sorosis
The
Wellington Sorosis
Harry Couch
Charles Sheldon
William Lashley
Marcy Howell
Lawrence BeVier
Ohio State Band
U. S
Chicago
Michigan Ravenna
Oberlin Nineteenth Century Club Meets At Home
Mrs. Sara Curtice and Mrs. E. E. Waters attended the Oberlin club meeting held at Mrs. W. C. Christy's home on a Monday afternoon. Also Brighton High School juniors and seniors, about twenty four, surprised Wilbur Bursley at his home Monday evening to celebrate his seventeenth birthday with games and contests.
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Oberlin Club
Sara Curtice
E. E. Waters
Oberlin
W. C. Christy
Brighton High School
Wilbur Bursley
Wilbur Bursley’s Birthday Celebrated at Will Bursley Home
Locals note Wilbur Bursley received many birthday gifts. Oberlin hospital patient Mrs. John Hillier is expected home soon. Guests at a dinner Sunday at Will Bursley’s included Glen Cole and Mildred Sullivan, Mertie Cole of Wellington, and numerous Oberlin and nearby residents. Local visits and hosting continued through the week with neighbors and friends from Lakewood, LaGrange, Elyria, Amherst, and Oberlin.
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John Hillier
Oberlin Hospital
Cc. D. Gott
Glen Cole
Mildred
Sullivan
Mertie Cole
Wellington
Will Bursley
Wilbur Bursley
Joe Beal
Carollton
Joe Pamer
Lakewood
L. W. Whitney
George Whitney
George Hollingsworth
Oberlin
Charles Opfer
Pearl and
Harold
Charles, Jr
Russel
Frank Opfer
LaGrange
Theodore Whitney
Betty
Bobbie
Elyria
Sam Powers
Wanda
Joyce
Allen
Elmer Wheeler
Oberoa
John Smythe
Amherst
Master Magician Roscoe W Kauffman Announces 1928 29 Bookings
Roscoe W. Kauffman, famed master magician, announces engagements for the 1928 1929 season. Available for clubs, lodges, Granges, dances, churches, or events on commission or flat fee. Contact Box 468 Ph 3974 Elyria Ohio.
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Roscoe W. Kauffman
Elyria
Air Mail Carries Bees to California and Chicago
Air mail reports that twenty five queen bees have been shipped by air to destinations including California and Chicago amid an unusual royal transport. The story notes the adventurous birdlike journey of the bees and hints at the logistics of such a shipment.
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California
Chicago
Bees Shipped by Air From Moldova to Bakersfield
Nine queen bees were shipped by air from Molidena, O to Bakersfield, California arriving in splendid condition per the National Air Transport Association report. The passage fee totaled 10.40 dollars. Eight queen bees were also sent from Jenson, Georgia to Hope, Idaho by air.
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Moldena
Bakersfield
Cal
National Air Transport Association
Jenson
Hope
Ida
Diver Shatters Depth Record Aboard Leviathan
Edward C. Snell of Detroit, 23, former Wisconsin swimming captain, dived 75 feet from the Huer Leviathan near quarantine. He swam to a rope ladder, returned aboard as the ship moved to its pier, claiming the stunt was for sport. Television in daylight with synchronized sound and image is now an achieved fact.
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New York
Edward C. Snell
Detroit
University of Wisconsin
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Claire Windsor
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White House
CWE
Kenneth M. Hoeffel
Office of Naval Operations
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Washington, D. C
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