Amherst Correspondents Entertain At Dinner
Amherst Sept 18 Mr and Mrs R Baumhardt hosted a 10 o clock dinner at their North Main Street home. Guests included Earl Baumhardt and children Cleveland Eunier Teer and F F Meden, plus others. An afternoon of socializing followed with a discussion at St Peters Evangelical on wickedness and examples of sin followed by a German address on Thorns of the Flesh.
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Amherst
R. Baumhardt
North Main Street
Earl Baumhardt
Cleveland
Eunier Teer
F. F. Meden
Dar
Rain
Baumhardt
San Lofton
Milton
Bud Smith
E. J. Seetl
St. Peter's
Evangeec
Paul
Peter
David
Tor
Mat
Elyria Avenue
Charles Peters
Withir Behowall
Oak Marhar
St. Aagdeal
Hurch
Albert Witle
Mary Hauchette
Cleveland Ave
Parnan
Ron
Milton Parman
M mii
S. Holzer
Janine
Ralph
McCoy Cad Giver Off Compound Promises Strength
An old advertisement touts McCoy Cad Giver Off Compound claiming to build health and flesh for frail children. It targets undernourished or sickly youngsters with weight gain promises and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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McCoy
Tim Owl
Pacer
Paltet
Sailef
Oberlin pastor hints at leaving amid criticism
The Rev. Nicholas Van der Pyl, pastor of the United Congregational church in Oberlin, said in his Sunday sermon that he will not remain much longer. He noted criticisms, called some unfounded, and urged the church to be a fighting force for the kingdom of God rather than a mere club or haven of rest. He urged efforts to engage college students and warned the next pastor must be highly capable with broad support.
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Oberlin
Nicholas van der Pyl
United Congregational Church
Kingdom of God
Sie
United Church
van der Pyl
High School Property In Fine Condition
The high school on North Main Street is in better shape than since the new building opened. Oberlin Women's Club funds aided grass sowing on the lawn and summer rains improved turf. The back football field is well sodded and maintained by a power mower. Officers raid Oberlin home. Tom Melain, 126 South Pleasant Street, arrested after liquor found in bottles. He was released after posting bail. case to be heard later.
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North Main Street
Oberna Women's Club
Oberlin
Cuderhil
Tom Melanin
South Pleasant Street
MeLaiin
Ein Scourt
Township Eyes Levy For Oberlin Schools In November
Oberlin township voters will decide on a two mill tax to support Russ township schools at the November election. The proposal was the sole major action at the township board meeting held at the Tribune office Saturday night. A fatal auto accident in Ashland claimed a color bearer named Ford, details scarce, body expected here today. Miss Fase Yarrington arrives from Columbus to teach in Oberlin schools and will reside with Mr. Harry Maver. Naomi Ludwig returns from Findlay to teach and live with Mrs. Leonard on Elm Street. Mrs. FLT Watters returns from Warren, Ohio. Mrs. Joe Brethwaite and son with daughter. Mr and Mrs. Nalph Champlan moving this week.
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Oberdlin
Toyeust
Oberlin
Ashland
Fase Yarrington
Columbus
Harry Maver
North Pleasant Street
Harry Hovey
Paul
Harold
Lola van Tine
Orvilla
Toledo
Frank Uovey
Naomi Ludwig
Findlay
Oberlin Scchools
Leonard
Elm Street
Flt. Watters
Warren
Ohio
Joe Brethwaite
Nalph Champlan
Relative visits and newborn in Amherst area
Mrs. Catherine Northern from Cleveland is spending several days with Amherst relatives. Mr and Mrs Dato Sheridan of Lorain welcomed a baby boy at Mr. Joseph's hospital. Mrs Sheridan was formerly Miss Ruth Fitzgerald of Amherst.
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Catherine Northern
Clevelands
Amherst
Dato Sheridan
Lorain
Mr. Joseph's Hospital
Sheridan
Ruth Fitzgerald
Wellington wedding unites Miss Robertson and Mr Irish
In Wellington Ohio a noon Sunday ceremony united Miss Helen Robertson of New London and Ord Trish of Wellington at her parents home. Reverend Hey Thompsin officiated with Mer. Llo Irish serving as best man. After a wedding dinner the couple began a ten day camping trip before settling in Wellington.
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Floyd Irish
London
Wellings
Pa Ts
Helen Robertson
Alex Robertson
New London
Ord Trish
Wellington
Con gregational Church Opens After Absence
Congregational church filled Sunday for first meeting since annual collection month. Miss Treva Hawk played the organ, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee sang Come Unto Me and Rest, and Missee Stacey sang Where Ah is Night, making a strong hour of worship. Entre Nous club hosts luncheon bridge at Mrs Theodore Warner's home in Cintes Mills Ohio on Tuesday, honoring Cathy Clerter and Beth Whittaker as guests of Mrs Wat Vier.
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Ealion
Treva Hawk
Harry Lee
Entre Nous Club
Theodore Warner
Cintes Mills
Cathy Clerter
Beth Whittaker
Watvier
Pellets require green feed for pullet health and winter laying
During September and October careful feeding of pullets needs abundant green plant food in addition to a complete ration. Fall depletion of summer range necessitates generous quantities of clover alfalfa sow beans cabbage or swiss chard. Ohio station tests show lack of plant tissue leads to vitatio decline and higher susceptibility to colds infections and mortality.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Austrian churches fund art sales amid economic strain
Vienna reports most Austrian churches and monasteries are supported by selling art treasures to survive the financial crunch. the move reflects nationwide economic hardship affecting religious institutions.
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Vienna
Austria
Tomorrow's Radio Highlights Across Stations
A scanned radio listings page shows programs across multiple stations including WBAI Baltimore WRAL New York WIAK and WJZ with varied hour slots. Highlights include mandolin performances at no specific time, a Sacred Song concert in Pittsburgh, Harmonica Symphonies in Chicago, and the Red Apple Club in Detroit as well as a Times Press hour in Akron.
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WBAI
Baltimore
New York
NO Y
The
Gold Dust Twins
N.Y
Penn Railroad
Pitsburgh
Pontiac
Mich
Mazer-Cressman
Cincinnati
Chicago
WCX
Detroit
WADC
Akron
Times
KYW
Biggest Harness Shop Shuts Down
CINCINNATI Sept. 13 Chalk up another defeat for Old Dubbs and the one horse stage. Thy Pyins Campbell Co here one of the largest harness saddle and accoutrements makers in the United States is quitting the business. Showrooms in New York and Chicago have closed while the plant here is being sold or leased. The firm will shift its $250 909 capital to leather specialties and automobile related products. Milton D Campbell vice president says demand west of the Mississippi justifies the change. The company founded 1879 by Hens Perkins and Braxton W Campbell remains owned by the Campbell family.
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Cincinti
Old Dubbs
Pyins-Campbell Co
United States
New York
Chicago
Artival
Qutcker
West
Milton D. Campbell
Milne
Lou
Kansas
Campbell
Tenrs Perkins
Braxton W. Cambell
Estady Sheep Tiges Before Cold Weather
A parasitologist from the Ohio Agricultural Experimental Station urges inspecting sheep and lambs for ticks and destroying pests before winter. Dipping with coal tar or arsenical solutions is advised, though winter dipping risks pneumonia. repeat dipping after ten days to kill newly hatched ticks and protect flock thrift.
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B.S. Warwick
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Sale of Treasured Volumes Aids Parish Repairs
Worn parish finances force the church to sell cherished items. The bishopric offers the original Annales Ferdinandei, chronicling Ferdinand I and events before the Thirty Years War. Proceeds fund repairs to church buildings long neglected. The Guttenberg Bible, once sold to an American, also supports restoration efforts.
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Adava
Mimse
Bishopie of
Ittsee
Ferdinand i
Mel
Smut Attacks Wheat In This Part Of State
Reported attempts to control wheat smut with copper carbonate seed treatment. Rowland cites copper carbonate as superior, with dust mixing in a closed container, careful handling, and mask use. Proper application covered grain protection, but copper dust requires caution and storage of treated seed.
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Stath
Tiewland
Rowland
W. OG. Stover
Sightseeing Buses Debut in Philadelphia
Sightseeing buses arrive in Philadelphia offering tours with the newly popular “old seat” experience. These buses promise riders views of many local sights and markets, while enabling passengers to survey at least half of what’s on offer during the ride.
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Philadelphia
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Shakes Heights
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Ohio Wesleyan College
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First Methodist Church
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Alberts Beach
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National Women's Relief Corps
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Sheriff Acres
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Alyn and Beacon Company
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Armenia
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Milgiam
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Culumbus
Primary Defense League
Kirk Midge
Ober Conservatory of Music
West College Street
Messers Ran
Hal Haylor
New York City
Professor Holmes
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Estady
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A. & A. Auto Supply
W. Broad St
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Robeson
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