Princeton Grads Meet in Columbus After Game
The Alma Mater Association of Princeton University plans a Columbus meeting after the Princeton-Ohio game. An alumni fund drive aims to raise 8,000 for higher Princeton faculty salaries. Walter L. Johnson reports less than 200,000 remaining to be raised. Dr Wilson of Newark will address the dinner. Joseph V. Curties of Milwaukee and others will speak.
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Princeton Grads
Columbus
Eglumbus
Alamaol Association of Ton University
Princeton
Dr. Wilson
Newark
Alter L. Johnson
Christian Gast Frihe
Joseph V. Curties
Waukee
Amherst South mourns loss of Mrs Jotoreszkea at 37
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Jotoreszkea aged 37 after a royal month illness. Burial occurred at Covary cemetery. The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church met at church parlors with Mrs Imton Kilmer in charge. Devotional by Mrs Emily Ruth. Two new members added. Harvey Rogers and Mrs Hard Moore, guests Mrs Slak, Mrs Howard Dul and Milo Kendeigh attended.
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South’ Amherst
Jotoreszkea
Roy
Breffl
John Cavaz
Uben Myers
Cleve
Bag
Jarras
Tyre
Acam
Ba Iyrus
John Glinks
Covaryemetery
Ladies Aid Society
Imton Kilmer
Amil Ruth
Harvey Rogers
Hard Moore
Slak
Howard Dul
Milo Kendeigh
Charles
John Wagener and Sons
Ford Moser
L. Davis
William Hast
William Gleason
G. Townsend
Edwin ‘Per
Lucy Harper
St Johns youth league hosts costume party and church services noted
The Young People's League at St Johns Evangelical church held a Thursday evening event in costume with games contests and refreshments served by Margaret and Edward Schneider. Guests included Norris Merchant Clara Abersold and Albert Schneider. Various local residents and church members are listed with plans for services and community visits amid village activity and road construction along South Lake Street.
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Arthur Engle
Emil Ruth
Glen
Young People's League
St. Johns Evangelical Church
Margaret Schneider
Edward Schneider
Norris Merchant
Clara Abersold
Albert Schneider
Jones
Oberlin
Walter Schneider
Miners Enrolled In Classes For Foremen Bosses
About 350 miners in eastern and southern Ohio enroll in classes via Ohio State University mining engineering department. Weekly sessions are held in Adena Amsterdam Byesville Chauncey Corning Glouster Neffs Nelsonville New Lexington Shadyside Salkinville and Steubenville. Ashland Legion Post Sponsors Straw Vote Before Election at Ashland High School.
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Hess
Ohio
Ohio State University
Mining Engineering Department
Adena
Amsterdam
Biesville
Chauncey
Corning
Glouster
Neffs
Nelsonville
New Lexington
Shadyside
Salkineville
Steubenville
Ashland Legion Post
Ashland
Harry Higgins Post
The
American Legion
WAKEMAN COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND VISITOR NOTES
Flora Pierce visits relatives in Mansfield while J J Foisy and Theresa Jeanze of Elyria spend a day with the Keaton family. Rith Striker works in the telephone office as Mrs Bell Gatehouse visits Wm Mosher. Ann Cooler returns from Cleveland for O E convention. Emma Kenyon and Charles Findley motor to Bowling Green. Roy Kenyon attends John Davidson birthday party. Ivan Kenyon improves. Kenneth Ross teaches in Cooler’s place during C E S convention. L R Kenyon and Stackhouse families visit. Permanent wave offer ends with Broad Street Beauty Parlor ad.
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Wakeman
Flora Pierce
J. J. Foisy
Ughter Theresa Jeanze
Rith Striker
Bell Gatehouse
East Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Wm. Mosher
Ann Cooler
Cleveland
Emma Kenyon
Charles Findley
Bowling Green
Roy Kenyon
John Davidson
Davidson
Ivan Kenyon
Kenneth Ross
Local notes report visits and school closure
Sandusky Ohio district records show Mrs L R Kenyon and Mrs Paul O'Brian visiting Norwick on Thursday with no school Friday due to a teacher's conception in Cleveland. Leon Smith returned from Cleveland Thursday evening and Ste Harry Stoll was a Wake man visitor Thursday.
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Tored
Sandusky
Ohio
L. R. Kenyon
Paul O'Brian
Norwick Visi
Cleveland
Leon Smith
Ste. Harry Stoll
Brighton News Honors Grand Army Day Observance
Brighton Oct 27. Mr. and Mrs Ira Lee and daughter Marjory visited Bucyrus. Ella Hardy stayed with Mr. and Mrs Scott in Kipton. Parent and Teacher Association elected Clyde Lee president Fred Gillette vice president W Hessler secretary Dolores Leitner treasurer. Mr and Mrs Givin and family from Sullivan visited A N Searles. Brighton Fife and Drum members helped G A R Post and W A C celebrate Grand Army Day with a program and luncheon at the England hotel.
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Brighton
Ira Lee
Marjory
Gordon DeWitt
Bucyrus
Ella Hardy
Scott
Kipton
Asegemuon
Clyde Lee
Fred Gillette
Hessler
Dolores Leitner
R. B. Tuttle
Nel Me
Harvey Merrill
Elyria
Givin
Sullivan
A. N. Searles
Walter Mosher
George Greene
Fife and Drum Corps
G. A. R. Post
England Hotel
Railroad buys planes for coast-to-coast train air line
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a new train air line linking New York with Los Angeles and San Francisco starting next spring. Ten Ford tri-motor planes, the largest order in Ford history, will be delivered February 1 and fly about 100 mph with crews of four per plane. The plan calls for overnight sleeping car travel from New York, with a morning plane transfer at Columbus, forming a day line across the continent.
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Ford
Uyein
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Charles A. Lindbergh
C. $. Jones
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Ford Company
Trans-Continental
Columbus
Travel plan links Dodge City to West Coast via Santa Fe
A travel itinerary outlines a luncheon in St. Louis and a brief stop at Kansas City, followed by a Santa Fe train from Dodge City to Las Vegas New Mexico. The next morning a plane would take travelers toward Los Angeles or San Francisco, aiming for afternoon arrivals.
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Dodge City
Kay
St. Louis
Kansas City
Las Vegas
NX. M
Lag Apheles
San Francisco
Bees Make Hive Inside House During Summer Invasion
A swarm took over the north wall of the John Garrett residence and required removing siding. With help from Frank Veary of Toledo, 36 pounds of honey were harvested. Veary sustained severe stings during the extraction. In 1925 four poses show taete cath worked on the Mississippi river and its tributaries.
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John Garrett
Taete Cath
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