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County official Harry N Shaw led a garret cleanup to straighten a long neglected records room. Time relief workers sorted files onto shelves restoring order in offices including the clerk of courts and the storage room. Old ledgers show 1924 lawsuits and certificates dating back to 1876.
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Harry N. Shaw
Naste
Time Relief jJabor
Shaw
Ben Thomas
H. E. Agate
Pierpewriter
Ohio Supreme Court
Ormer
A. R. Webber
H. W. Ingersoll
Amherst area social notes honor St Paul teachers and church groups
Mrs Anna Grugel hosted a shower at Franklin avenue for Miss Kathryn Grugel who will wed Stephen Pierce on October 24. Contests awarded to Mrs Franklin Miller and Miss Natalie Schoenfeld with gifts to the honoree. luncheon with autumn flowers. Local church events include Crusaders service at K of P Hall 7:20 pm Friday and a workers conference at Huron Evangelical church with two sessions 2 pm and 7:30 pm Wednesday. Additional gatherings cover Circle three at St Anne's Society, Young Ladies Sodality, and planning for Adherst Townsend Club discourse on the Townsend plan. Funeral for Martin Bishop 52 held. Rev C E Schmidt officiated. burial Evergreen cemetery. Hospital notes list discharges including Mrs Walter Barris and baby boy Seeley avenue.
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Amberst
Anna Grugel
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Franklin Avenue
Kathryn Grugel
Stephen Pierce
Franklin Miller
Natalie Schoenfeld
Emery Redman
Hilda Hoffman
PB. Becker
Tenner Avenue
Crusaders
K. of P. Hall
C. G. Aschenbach
Milan Avenue
Circle Three
St. aAnn’s Society
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Lena Gates
Dorothy Batovich
Martin Bishop
Clarence Kurth
South Amherst Road
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter's
St. John’s
Jesus
Saviour
L. Roemer
Hilda Kriez
O. H. Baker Co
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
St Pauls Y P L discusses alcohol and Halloween changes
The St Pauls Y P L met at church parlors for a devotional period. Anne Schubert read the scripture and Evelyn Lyndon led discussion on alcohols effects. Halloween party date changed to Wednesday evening October 39. The meeting closed with a League Benediction. E of the 2nd Congregational church held a meeting at Rev Kemp’s home with talks on raising funds, C E convention, and Paul life. Louise Ramser spoke on Paul. Members plan to attend Co E convention October 24 25 at the Hungarian Reform church. Next week Mr Southwell of Cleveland will speak on leprosy. public invited.
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St. Paul’s Y. P. L
Anne Schubert
Evelyn Lyndon
Betty Kaufman
Russell Schrader
Gladys Anderson
Ruth Heginbotham
Fer. Irion
William For
Hallowe'en
2Nd Congregational Church
A. E. Kemp
C. E
Louise Ramser
Paul
Ladies Society Meets at Community Church in Pittsfield
Oct 17 gathering at Mrs H L Coulson’s home brought 23 ladies including Mrs Albert McDole and Mrs Myron Grill of Oberlin. Post meeting sewing, refreshments and a planned November 7 program with James, games, and gifts for James followed. Local families shared weekend visits and travel news.
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Pittsfield
Ladies Society of the Community Church
H. L. Coulson
Gueets
Albert McDole
Baby
Myron Grill
Oberlin
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
A vintage ad urges readers to try Creomulsion for chest coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine targets the root of trouble, soothes inflamed membranes, loosens phlegm, and provides a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first bottle. The copy hints at serious illness risk if ignored.
Oberlin Social News and Local Moves Report
Local Oberlin notes report visits and gatherings at the Church and Farm Women's Club events. Moves include the Mossey family relocating from an apartment to a South Oberlin house on Route 28. Medical updates list Dr Perry Brand undergoing appendicitis surgery at Allen Hospital and Betty Maye Lounstough recovering from pneumonia. Several Oberlin residents visit relatives and break a school arkle incident. unrelated passage discusses a Chinese Turkestan golden eagle training method.
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Pitinfield
Dick Mossey
Seckler
South! Main Street
Oberlin
South House
Perry Brand
Allen Hospital
A. C. Liddell
Brand
Origin Of Chinese Silk Weaving Found In Lop Desert
Hong Kong reports that oldest silk weaving patterns, excavated by Sir Aure Stein in 1914 in the Lop desert, date to the last century B C. Dragons, cranes and scrolls appear in k o su tapestries. Marco Polo noted ancient Chinese brocades. Ancient jade screens and imperial art pieces are discussed along with Chinese pottery and iron pictures from early periods.
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Hong Kong
China
Sir Aure_ Stein
Lop Desert
Chinese Turkestan
Garden of Eden
Marco Pola
Gobi Desert
Lanterned iron pictures rise in Auwhi province scenes
Completed arte mounted in windows, in lanterns or in frames with a paper background bearing the maker’s signature and seal. The effect of the picture is heightened. Iron pictures are made today in Auwhi province. Flowers and trees lead landscapes in simple outline with animals as runners up in popularity.
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Auwhi
Fair Buildings At Chicago Are Razed
Chicago reports the Century of Progress structures dismantled with only the Travel and Transport building and Home planning steel remaining. Wrecking contractor sold material for 28 600 last February and has since dispersed guttering, fencing, and vast structural steel to factories, schools, brokers, and a Long Island firm. Purdue University received half a mile of it while others used buildings elsewhere.
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Chicago
Home Planning
Century of Progress
Purdue University
Long Island Construction
New York
Theater Group To Use Closed Church In Wisconsin
Belfry Theater Players begin remodeling a defunct Mormon church in Williams Bay into a rural theater. The 41 year old church, closed by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in 1930 due to shrinking membership, is being repurposed using material from an old house razed nearby.
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Williams Bay
Wis
Belfry Theater Players
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Alimony Fight In Harrisburg: Bigamist Objects to Increase
Fred Hoover admitted bigamy when told Michigan divorces aren’t recognized in Pennsylvania. He objected to his first wife seeking a rise in her $2 weekly alimony. The case highlights interstate divorce recognition and spousal support disputes in court.
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Harrisburg
Fred Hoover
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Floodlights Illuminate Buildings and Stadiums Across City
A Bloomington candy factory reports floodlights powering rock gardens, football fields, and filling stations while Stadiums Get Floodlights Elevators in the Skyride return to manufacturers. Individuals purchased 10 million feet of plywood and plasterboard, contractors securing the remainder. A Chicago steel firm supplied pumps and motors for a giant fountain in the north lagoon.
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Chicago Steel and Equipment Company
North Lagoon
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Ketwank
THE
Elyria Hardware Co
Zenge
Mandeville W. Zenge
Canton
Walter J. Bauer
Kirksville
Criminal Court
Cornelius J. Harrington
Dan Miller
Acme
B. A. Jenneers
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
ST. Joseph Church
Adherst Townsend Club
E. H. Mars
Park Avenue
Townsend
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Hickory Tree Grange
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow Halls
Eages’ Auxiliary
Willard
Willard Eagles
Eagles’ Auxilary
F. Q O. E. Hall
Foursquare Church
P. A. Becker
Tennet Avenue
Pythian Hall
And
ST. Paul Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cleveland
Aerie of Eagles
Elyria F_ O
George Nordlin
Minneapolis
Slina
ST. Peter Church
Hospital News
Walter Barris
Seeley Avenue
E. V. Baker
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Herman Short
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Savings & Trust
James
Person
ALS
S. T. Wotking
Marion
Prospect
Ohio
R. H. Hearn
Marjorie
David
B. A. Jenne
Ed Lehman
Meyer
Vincennes
Ind
R. C. Bosse
Albert Roemer
Charlotte
Loraine
Lioyd Cummings
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Reserve
Murbach_ Coal Co
Cora Morris
OG. J. Whitney
H. L. Coulsen
W. H. Green
Farm Women’s Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
W. H Green
Russia Farm Woman’s Club
Grange Halls
Betty Maye Lounstough
E. Earl Davidson
Brighton
Frank Davidson
A. W. Davidson
Camden
Mary Lounsbrough
Charles Feakins
Lerel Neal
Charlotte King
Henry Worcester
Lauren
Paul Gutman
M. T. Brown
Breaksane
Kathrin Piper
Godle
Inselfke
Walter Rosen
Bloomington
C.h.merthew Co
Elyria
F.sor
Raillear
Merthe
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