Wellington Ohio A Progressive Milk Center and Growth Spot
Wellington Ohio an enterprising village of about 2500 people becomes a key milk and cheese center in Lorain County. The town with manufacturing plants a bank a town hall water works and a public library shows optimism with new road work a planned spring plant expansion and a predicted building boom as industries resume after tough times.
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Buckeye
Loramounty
Loraim County
Herrick
Lorain County
Big Four
Ohio
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
James CC. MacDermott
Gus E. Wells
State Game Farm at Wellington Showcases Ohio Facility
Lorain county residents learn that Ohio's only State Game Farm sits 23 miles south of Wellington. Superintendent Thomas Nash operates 290 acres raising ringed neck pheasants and other birds, with 6400 stock birds producing young each year. Birds are bred on site, fed from farm grain, and released across the state. grounds are open to the public.
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Ohio
Wreedlangton
Gact
Lorain County
Wellngton
Thomas Nash
Erty Ted
Vermilion Defeats South Amherst in First 1920s Victory
Vermilion high school beat South Amherst 19 to 0 in their first game since 1919. Thompson Law and Mover scored the three touchdowns as Vermilion played noticeably better than against Dover Center. The team prepares for a home game against Amherst.
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Vermilion High
South Amherst
Dover Center
Vemilion
Thompson
Law
V. S. Sued
Amherst
Dover Defeats Western Tigers in 107 Point Showdown
Dover hammered the Western Tigers at home in a decisive 107 point win. The hosts controlled the game from the start earning the breaks as Dover overwhelmed the visitors in a hard fought football clash.
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Lyceum Course Sponsored By Amherst High Student Senate
Amherst Oct 18 The student senate will sponsor the Lyceum course with high grade talent and increased prices for five numbers. November 2 Bell Ringing Quartet four cultured young men present a brilliant high class program. December 1 D Lee Fitzpatrick lecturer former teacher and editor. January 1 Ra er magician. February 3 Chester Roseard Company artists in a music program.
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Lyceum
Rourg
Wao
Lee Fitzpatrick
Chester Ro Seoard
Rushing Street Paving Advances in Amherst
Amherst, Oct. 18 The par G7 paving project progresses rapidly with finish expected before winter. Concrete bases laid on Cornell Diarris and North Main, lincoln street underway, upper Park avenue grading near completion. Dynamite used to remove dirt in Spring and Mill streets amid favorable weather.
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Cornell
Diarris
North Main Street
Lincoln Street
Park Avenue
Stocks and Loans Advertised by Russell Securities Co
Money loaned at 6 on the following stocks Templer Motors Mason Tire and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bankers Guaranteed Mig F G Clark Hinde Dauche Sherwin Williams American Nationalgraph Bishop Iowa Block Goodyear Rubber A Miller Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steamship Stevens Diurrea Cleveland Discount and many others Bring in what you have Russell Securities Co 315 Elyria Block
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Mason Tire and Rubber
Commonwealth Finance
Bankers Guaranteed Mig
F. G. Clark
Hinde & Dauche
Sherwin Wilhiams
American Nattrgraph
Bishop Iabcock
Goodyear Rubber
Miller Rubber
Firestone
National Acme
Valley Steamship
Stevens Diurrea
Cleveland Discount
Carge Church Meeting Set for Wednesday in Amherst
A Medina Association of Congregational churches gathering is planned for Wednesday at the Congregational church in Amherst. Delegates from several counties are expected, with a full day of devotions, reports, addresses by ministers from Cleveland Lorain and Oberlin, a dinner, Women’s hour, and a public address by Brigadier General McQuiss.
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Amherst
Medina
Jon Grant
Elvrra
Rothrock
Cleveland
Busg
Lorain
WRMI
Rev Fullerton
Oberlin
Ll ©. Grant
J. Ho Grant
McQuiss
Honor Society Formed at Amherst School
The Amherst High School formed an Honor Society meeting in the school house yesterday afternoon to organize. The club requires high grades and will participate in school activities and plan productions. Officers are Joseph Keleh president Caroline Guild vice president and Grace Walker secretary-treasurer. A Ladies Gym class held a social gathering at Mrs Foster's Cleveland avenue home with music games and refreshments. The class has organized for the coming winter now in its sixth year, a record set for the older classes.
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Wellington
Amherst. Oh
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Joseph Keleh
Caroline Guild
Presient
Grace Walker
Amherst. Or. IS
FE. E Foster
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst student breaks leg during school football game
Louis Solak, a grade student at Amherst, suffered a broken leg in a football game played on the school grounds during noon hour. A group of boys had chosen up sides. Solak was thrown by a large bar and his leg twisted under him. He was taken to the hospital where doctors found a fracture between knee and hip. he was reported improving the next day.
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Amherst
Louis Solak
Durin
Solak
Report Cards Due in Amherst Tomorrow
Amherst students will receive report cards tomorrow marking the first distribution of this term.
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Amherst
Grafton Indians Beat Lorain 11 in Hard Fought Clash
The Grafton Indians defeated Lorain 17 0 at Oakwood Park as forward passes and a strong ground game drove them to dominance. A first-half stoppage by Grove defense left the score tight before Grafton pulled away with a second-quarter scoring drive.
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Grafton Indians
the Grove
Oakwood Park
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Groves
Sacone
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Groves Bail Holds After Indians Narrow 4 Yard Line
In a tight game Groves bail on the Indians at the four yard line in the final half as both teams squander scoring chances with fumbles and late defensive stands.
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Groves
Gala Colts Defeat Eagles In City League Bowling
The Gala Colts upset the Eagles two games to one at Gala alleys. Eagles surged in the second game but faltered at the end as the Colts secured the decisive two frames.
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Eagles
Colts
Court House Five Defeats K of C in Bowling
The Court House five beat the K. of C. team two wins to one in a three game match. The K of C. showed improvement by taking the opening game easily, Court House replying with a tight second win and then a clear third victory.
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K. of C
K of C
Vinol offers cod liver benefits without oily taste
For a century cod liver oil is prized for strength and health. Vinol delivers the curative elements without the nauseating oil in a tasty emulsion, easier on delicate stomachs, with a money back guarantee and testimonials in this paper.
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