CAMPBELL COMMUNITY NOTES FROM PITTSFIELD
Herman Gannett of Penfield appears at Reed Ives home. Local fairs honor Holstein cattle with prizes. Families tour Oberlin, Granville, and Willard, while schools open and teachers listed. Neighbor visits abound as residents attend fairs, parties, and plan households in Wellington and East Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Herman Gannett
Penfield
Reed Ives
F.C. Brandt
Amelia Halett
Granville
Eva Hulett
Oberlin
Hulett
Camden
Merton Mohrman
Harvey Peabodk
Mansfeld
E . Yaw
Caildren
Elva
Myron
Pimento
Ind
J. A. Kirtle
Fremont
G W. Prts
Sarah Horton
the & S
Clara
Mary Lewis
Mr Shank
Sallitin
Asick Hstherst
Sprin
Lucile Thompson
Rochester
Ruth Tran
LaGrange
Helen Jefferies
Carlisle
Menden Buehkingham
Willard
Mautant W. Pitts
John Stoka
Akron
Claud Mohrman
Niagara Falls
Mildred Toter
Cleveland
Fred G Wilson
H. &. Bartlett
Norwalk Fair
Stanley Pitts
Ladies Aid Andonary Society
HL. Coulson
Whitner
Claims Indigestion Relief Promoted with Menthol Pepsin
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha-Pensin as a quick cure for indigestion gas and heart discomfort. It promises lasting relief from dyspepsia diarrhea and stomach rebellion with a single bottle and claims broad effectiveness for nervous headaches and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Town Line North Social and Visiting Roundup
Sept 9 notes show Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg family and Miss Bernice Hagen visiting. Meadville guests John Hilts and son John Jr. visit Mr and Mrs Henry Deiles. Ey green Club and Philathea class host Hamburg Toast at the Cook residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Spiegelberg
Bernice Hagen
An Hardy
John Hilts
John Jr
Meadville
Henry
EC. Shubertson
Oliver
DeHerfield
Pet Ridge
Margaret Dellefield
Wm. Cook
Geo
Dey
Katherine Oldam
Lorain
W. Cook
Eygreen Club
Win. Cook
Hast Shore
Loram
Kipton Social Notes and Fair Highlights
Miss Gwen dolyn Haigh vacationing with relatives in Town. Elyria fair attendance included the Davisson J family and Lounsbrough Betty May. Amden Township schools won first prize with eight first and eight second prizes at Wellington fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Gwendolyn Haigh
A. W. Davisson
Lounsbrough
Betty May
Elyria Lay
Davenport
Wakeman
Jack Perking
Amden Township
Wellington Fair
Jennie Reynolds
Truntington
Miss Gleason
Amherst
Withem Brumby Sr
Monkey Survives Pond Escape Chooses Safe Swan
A young monkey dives the pond to flee a twin and chases food with his companion. A stately swan warns him and finally helps him fall back to shore as a laughing twin leads them away. Parkgoers notice goats in flower beds and a guard with a rake chasing kids away from blooms.
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Parkway
Local social notes from Camden and Norwalk area
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Clark of Norwalk visit Camden for midweek calls. Eda Clark of Chicago and Miss Pouer of Monroeville spend the day with the Lathrop family. Mrs. Van Dusen and Ruby Ferguson of Cleveland call on Alma Pe. Bertha Smith visits Avon and Elyria fair. Perkins and Lattman family members enjoy Linwood Park Vermilion afternoon. Davidson family spends Sunday at Crystal Beach. Diemer visits Nellis Haigh home midweek. Staals drive to Indiana for vacation with relatives. Lathrops attend Clark reunion in Norwalk Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Beards
Coon
Clark
Norwalk
Eda Clark
Chicago
Pouer
Monroeville
E. E. Lathrop
Camden
Elda van Dusen
Ruby Ferguson
Cleveland
Alma Pe
Bertha Smith
Avon
Elyria Fair
Fred Perkins
Rerl
Frances Perkins
Amelia Lattman
Linwood Park
Vermilion
A. W. Davidson
Crystal Beach
Diemer
Nellis Haigh
C. W. Staals
Indiana
Lathrop
Harold Lathrop
Oberlin News Briefs Highlight Meetings and Travel
Oberlin residents head to Ithaca for American Chemical Society meetings as Professors Chapin and Holmes fly or drive from Cleveland. Mrs Holmes visits Richmond, Ind., with two sons. Oberlin Grange election and Pansy Chapter supper set. National Defense Day prep led by Mayor South. football practice begins Sept 15 with Coach Hughes. Rugh Dale to handle Chronicle-Telegram distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obe N Dari
Chicago
Helen
W. H. Chapin
Ithica
New York
American Chemical Society
Har N. Holmes
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
O. Els
Harry N. Holmes
Yasterday
Richmond
Ind
J. T
Local Residents Visit and Family Gatherings in Durkeville
Last week Thursday visitors included Mr and Mrs Geo Haury Sr from Erhart and Mr and Mrs A L Haury of Graf ton calling on the Barth family. Alice Gilder of Ridgeville stayed with Mrs Lute Alexander for the weekend. The Rox family Claude Foster Mildred Chas Box and families spent Sunday at 1030 U S grounds with additional households joining Mr and Mrs Charles Yost Hilda Yost Fred Slasel and Edwin Slasel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Yost
Hilda
Fred Slasel
Edwin
Myr
Oliver Yost
Lloyd
Yost
Grafton Road
Fred Wilmot
Fife Lake
Mich
E. EB. Durkee
R. L. Barth
J. L. Barth
Keighley-Greenhee
Chas, Ammon
Ridgeville
H. Pincomb
Grendine
Berea
Clarence Sharkey
Jan
Olin Durkee
Cedar Point
Lute Alexander
Erma
Alice Gilder
Ft. E. Reese
Elyria
Earl Reisinger
Avon
Fred Reisinger
Ella
Doris
Harley Reisinger
Fred
Bert
Lake Avenue
Reisinger
Florida
Georrge
J. Eliynch
Narie
R. L
Theatres Dreamland and Rivoli Showings and Local Notices
Dreamland features The Man Next Door two high class photo drama with a good comedy. Grand presents Beau Brummell with John Barrymore supported by Mary Astor Carmel Myers and Irene Rich. Rivoli offers Three Weeks Eleonora Glyn novel drama with grandeur and intrigue. Local social notices list reunions visits and family events across nearby towns with several families attending gatherings and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrymore
Mary Astor
Carmel Myers
Irene Rich
Beau Brummel
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Adverts
An old advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets for children who are thin or listless. It claims weight gain and vigor after 30 days, selling sixty sugar coated tablets for 60 cents at local druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Phil- Ups
Crandall’s
Ebert's
D.R. Munk
Spring Street
New York
Radio Listings and Concert Highlights Across Stations
ARADION by Chas. F L McLaughlin profiles Cleveland area broadcasts from WTAM and WAX with 390 and 300 meter slots featuring dinner concerts, ball scores, and weather forecasts. It lists multiple stations including WHR WLS KYW WSAI and others with schedules of music talks news and sports through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
FL McLaughlin
Cleveland
WAX
Swan Johnson
WJAX
Mary Kessler
Red Apple Club
Pittebarra
KYW
Chicago
WLS
WSAI
Cincinnati
WWI
Detroit
WMAQ
WGY Schenectady
Midnight Musical Broadcasts Across United States
Radio listings show several stations from Kansas City to New York airing musical programs tonight. Amid varied schedules, WLW Cincinnati features an orchestral lineup and a Barnyard Symphony, while WFAA Dallas presents a Choral Club event and WEAF New York lists baritone solos and violinist performances. Yellow remains noted as an ancient favorite color among Chinese officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAP
Kansas City
WHS
Louisville
Tadeo Pom
Aig News
Wey ‘Ittxhurch
Uncle Kaybee
WLW
Cincinnati
Barnyard Symphony
WFAA
Dallas
WMC Memphis
WEAF
New York
Soos
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M. 4. Campbell
Sylvia Glynn
Amy Hill
Wellington
Pauline
George Hollingsworth
Albert Mohrman
Fanny West
East Cleveland
Nettie
Fred Sheffield
Earl Rowell
Mildred
John Rowell
Ruth
H. l L. Cowlson
Tres
Ada Sherburne
W. Phillips
J. H. Delfield
Henry Dellefield
Frank Hassenfly
Carl Dellefield
St. Peters Church
J. B. Kreps
Elyria Wednee
Miss Margaret Lee
Lieae
Durkeville
Mrs. H. J. Wilson
Rivoli
Eleanor Glyn
Sardalia
Bavaria
Aradion
Cartoon Talk
Don Palmer
Sonetta Golliwoe
The
Gold Dust Twins
Pershing Banquet
China
GRAND
W. FE. Burse
Elytia Block
Rialto Tonight
Obio
Rex Beach
Betty Blythe
Mahlon Hamilton
Elinor Glyn
Dan McGrew
Oxfords
Beree
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