Fragmented notices from a local paper page
A damaged OCR laden with names and events from Marion Ohio area. Mentions Mes Deigre and Vrs Paul Weimes, Wl Herneman, Mrs Racer, Mrs Raver, and other residents. References to meetings on November 5th and programs at the Red Cross house with community figures and family visits around midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Weimes
Hey Parente
Herneman
Evein Kilasman
SPRL
FEC
Utter Speot Mondavo
M Fart Beck
Independant Rs
Ohio
Omarher
Marsh
Eatan
Mayaye Mithelt Ag
Mrr
Bartter
Cielo
Tieim Nephew
Charan Bartter
Mabel Hier
Rov Patre
le A. S
Roger
Ruth
Eugene
Marion
Ohin
Columba Briefs Notes Local Travel and Visits
Mrs Maude Freeman Osborne left for Denver last Sunday. Mrs Roy Osborne traveled to Chicago with her and visited the World’s Fair. The Heinemans and Weimers visited Miss Emma Heineman in Columbus on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bonar and in laws spent the weekend with Bonars’ parents in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Maude Freeman Osborne
Denver
Colo
Roy Osborne
Chicago
P. W. Heineman
Wilda Heineman
Frank Heineman
Cleveland
Paul Weimer
No, Olmsted
Emma Heineman
Columbus
Hdn
Bonar
George Vogt
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
North Ridgeville Yvenzel Snyder Wedding
At St Peters church North Ridgeville a nuptial mass united Frank Wenzel of Ilyria and Loretta Snyder daughter of Mrs. Jack Snyder. Bride wore white satin with tulle veil. bridesmaid Alberta Bommier in pink Latin gown. Thelma Snyder flower girl. Mrs Rose McVeigh at organ. Mrs Catherine Tamblyn sang Ave Maria. Wedding breakfast for immediate families followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvenzel-Snyder
North Ringeville
St. Peter’s Church
John M. Rhein
Frank Wenzel
Ilyria
Loretta Snyder
Jack Snyder
Alberta Bommier
Thelma Snyder
Rose McVeigh
Catherine Tamblyn
Ackerman Family Weekend Visit At Avon Grandfather
Elyria and Frances Jean Ackerman along with Theodore Ackerman of Avon spent the weekend at the home of their grandfather Mat Sehonitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Little Frances Jean
Theodore Ackerman
Avon
Mat Sehonitz
Taken From Our Files Taken From Our Files YEARS AGO
Chronicle of past events with notes on Ohio suffrage leaders and a local convention. Includes two Elyria women elected to state offices, a Rice Memorial Hall collapse injuring five, and a temperance parade foreseen in 1914 Lorain County. Also mentions Arthur Cook’s death, a dean's birthday, and college standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio Woman's Sufferage Association
Elmia S. Olds
W. E. Brooks
Susan H. Anthony Women's Suffrage Fund
Oberlin
Rice Memorial Hall
Lorain County
Arthur P. Cook
South Main Street
Oak Park
Illinois
Chicago
WEA
Charles F. Cushing
Toetain County
Fifth Streec
Lara County Bank
Qherrin College
Wooster College
Akron Universty
Ohi
Eet
Nso
Heey
Oberiin
Miami Pniversity
PD Ie i
Fish Bones Tell Experts Life Story
Washington reports the National Geographic Society and the New York Zoological Society reveal fish bones tell evolution stories. The undressing method uses potassium hydroxide transparency and alizarin dyes to color bones, exposing internal architecture and gaps in the backbone that allow jaws to open wider, suggesting creatures larger than themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Geographic Society
New York Zoological Society
Tropical Research Department
New Nonsuch
Bermuda
Gloria Hollister
Hollister
Georgraphic Society
Java
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Overview
Puzzle list mixes clues and garbled OCR text for a daily crossword. It includes medicine father, forms of to be, grief epoch heathe aside, steamship, pronoun, drive up a tree, doctor of divinity, conflicts ascend, sacred Hindu literature, male possessive, blamed, avenue abbr, seized, musical note, potassium nitrate, anesthetic, sacred song, joyful, man’s name, proprietor, county abbr, one who reams, rip, go astray, satiated, enticed, roof triangle spaces, aged abbr, female sheep, lair, girl’s name, melancholy, particle of food, heavy seabird, whale type, doze, contend, relativity abbr, tellurium symbol, exclamation, plus garbled ending.
Ridgeville Grange Holds Busy Meeting and Lantern Event
Ridgeville Grange conducted a full meeting led by Worthy Master FE Brandt with all officers present. Deputy Frank Mason judged the inspection. the Lat and 2nd degree team led by directoress Mrs M Kl dred performed nearly perfectly with tableaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Lorain
Jed
Detwiler
EL OM. Knowles
L. Welloyd
A. Cheeseman
J. Prate
B. Cook
Koontze
Fields Church
Florists
Grange Hall
Mesdames Fortune
Boltman
Diedrick
Steinmetz
van Wormer
Demeter Club
Mesdames Cheeseman
Eldred
Gage Knowles
Rowe
Kansas mule story and rancher’s claim of famed Pixie
Dighton Kansas reports a Missouri legend centered on Pixie a sorrel mule owned by YW Himeman now in its third straight best at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City with two team championships. Himeman notes Pixie’s breeding and farm operations include a 090 acre ranch and 2000 acres of wheat with a focus on motive power and farm produced fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
T. Himeman
Pixie
Kansas City
Tlineman
Hineman
Pastor Explains Council for Social Action Plan
Rev. BG Young of North Ridgeville Congregational Church will discuss the debated Council for Social Action created at Oberlin June General Council. He will explain its purpose and aims tomorrow night, with Sunday sermon on Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council For Social Action
General Council of Congregational Churches
Oberlin
North Ridgeville
Bg, Young
Young
Fashions For Children Set By Two Princesses
London reports Princess Elizabeth aged eight and Princess Margaret Rose aged four influence global child style. No-hat policy in bad weather, sleeveless frocks for seasons, and streamlined coats shaped by royal fashion. Mothers copy plain tailored coats with back panels, fur or velvet neck trim, and button fronts. Choices reflect Yorks taste and royal purchases across credite works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Duke and Duchess of York
Hyde Park
Britain
Atsious
Duchess of York
Fannie
Payne
Eliza Bork
Eliza
Bret
York
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Joe E. Brown
Mary JO Bierek
West Ave
Kay Stuntz
Schramm
WM. G. Nagy
West River St
Joe Sabo
W. River St
Victor Pinter
Irondale St
Charles K. Debracey
W. River RD
Bea Arnold
David Knersen
Parkview Ct
Harold Copas
E. River
Karl Funk
Bell Ave
E. R. Clifford
Mildred Nagy
Raymond R. Baird
WantAd
the Chronicle - Telegram
the Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle - Telegram
Medina
FLOM
West Liberty St
Wooseling
Chronicle
Telegra
Goeal
Peter OS Reed
East Ave
Huron St
Scranton Institute
Apt
Endley Block
J. M. James
Seneral
J. J. Mosher
Amherst
HL. Shayock
TEAAS
Eco
Nee Kennedy
Elyria Superior Tete CO
Nature Co
Jackson
Christias Y
Wright Printing Service
Chestnut St
Wilmot Pkr
Temple Bidgates “Peat P
Crosley
Fred Ross
Service Co
Royal Sales
Financia
Collie
Columbus Street
Mister Behver
Foyer
Wernely Tees
Nara Berane
Trebast
Jomnin Bans Supply CO Dhone
Broad St
Gallin
Homer
Parad
RRS
Tracto
Nichols
St. India
Elyria FE
Pasadena
APTS
Frigtaire
O'lonnell’s
caTaue
Barake
Harvard
East Side
South Side
Donte-Hale
Double House
Branford
Sherman St. Thone
Lake Ave
Jefferson Street
Park Ave
Copton
Ehere
Whitner Renuda
Smith & Bite
Aisa
Lehman & Johnsen Ustoy Binara
J.H. Bell
Automotive
B. M. O’donnell
Aiga Ames
Stewart Warner
W. H. Jenne
Freda. Brown Inc
H. Ratnird
Automobile Service
Raybestos
Dayton ‘Thoroughbred Tires
Tee
I. Elyria
Roger Rogers
D. P. S. Electric Shops
St. Peters Church
Joseph Buescher
Louis Noll
Frank Elfring
George Noll
Herman Pitts
Ruth Dunham
Citizen Girl Scout Troop
Troon
Don Daugherty
Ors
Vms
Kimplesee
Sullivan Bank
Rabrie
Pra
Am Fonds
Kayria Memorial
Weepstaul
Tiffin
Carliste
Roger Palmer
Butternut Ridge
Daily Cross
Wooden Walle
Proprietors
b—County
Sbbr
Lia
Fai
Fiz
Ridgeville Grange
Kansas
Huningue
Upper
Alsace
France
Germany
Switzerland
Pmle
Okahoma
Texas
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