Fall and Fashion Show at M. Merthe and Company
A large crowd attended M. Merthe and Company Fall and Fashion Show from eight to nine with six professional models presenting children and Misses Marian Mor Mwah Bailey and others in stock garments. A temporary autumn display featured blue velour and gold accents, Hines' Orchestra provided music, and a smoker was held after the event with staff receiving congratulatory remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Merthe and
Costa
Marian Mor- Mwah Bailey
Dorothy Sudro
McKinney
Virginia Evans
Itr Geward
C. Marthe and Company
Merchant
Rank Verbeck
Miss An Roak
Merthe
Fats
Yoom
Hines’ Orchestra
Wholesome Market Prices From Weland Produce Market
A fragmented list shows commodity prices at Weland Produce Market including beef and pork cuts, eggs, butter, poultry, fish, and vegetables. Entries include per dozen and per pound rates, with several items such as live fowl, ducks, green beans, and potatoes noted with varying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weland
York State
Stocks in York Market Mixed Across Commodities and Bonds
Sept 14 market notes show irregular openings with Mexican Fete down 1 point to 4 while Pan American Pete up 0.80 at 80 7 8. Allied car and American Tobacco posted losses. various steels and chemicals moved modestly. In corn and wheat futures, prices slid, with oats down slightly and provisions mixed. Livestock receipts reported. Liberty bonds opening bids listed, with a filed action seeking recovery of 1795 dollars and 43 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Allied Car
American Tobacco
Union Pacific
Rail Peace Settlement Brings Back 400000 Strikers
The railroad strike ends as about 400000 workers are to return to work within 30 days under joint pay terms. New York Central and subsidiaries helped sponsor the peace plan, with seniority protections and no discrimination for returning men. A 13 member joint committee will settle further issues through May 1, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Striqkers
Th Pn
Pennsylvania
Burlington
Union Pacific
Therese
White Slave Ring Snares Women in Detroit Confession
The plea was entered by Donna Fontaine 19 and William Fairmount 21 charged with conspiring to traffic women. Hessler says more arrests may follow as confessions reveal how the pair lured and detained victims across cities. The case was filed in Detroit with bonds set at 2000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harper
Red Hessler
Department of Fience
Donna Fontaine
Ose Kuhcutt
Younestown
William Fairmount
Pittsburgh
J Stanley Hurd
Hessler
Kukuft
Frank Ku- Lift
Fairmount
Hir
Ter Hessler
Mra Kukuffs
Hessler Dhesares
Kukui
Hasrag
Buhuf
Peace plan for railroads points to broad recovery
Government officials believe a general peace on railroads will emerge by October 1 as more lines sign onto the Chicago peace agreement. The process will be slow but steady with few diehards, easing the economy into a new era of prosperity despite potential congestion from coal and crop shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevland
Sos
Cleveland Cou
Chicago
Wash Neton
Pennsylvania
Ttnkers
Countis
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Davie
Treasury
Wevton
Mellon
Amherst Estate Suit Seeks Receiver and Sale of Farm
Lillan Rodman of Amherst, administratrix of John Rodman’s estate, files suit against John Rabb and John Rodman alleging truck farm operations mismanaged by Rabb. She seeks a receiver, sale of property, an accounting, and division of proceeds. The filing reflects a probate dispute over farm assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillan Rodman
Amherst
Ate
John Rodman
John Réebh
Rabb
Unclear Crime Report From Parib Dispatch
An American named Chiarlen Holway of Los Angeles was hurt today by police while fleeing arrest. Holway faced charges of threatening another American with bodily harm during a debt dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parib
Chiarlen Holway
Los Angeles
James Harris 61 Brownhelm Pioneer Dies in Amherst
James Harris aged 61 of Brownhelm died after a year long illness at Amherst hospital. Born in Oberlin he moved to Brownhelm at age three and lived there since. He leaves a wife five children a half brother in California and a half sister in Washington. Funeral is Sunday at 2 p.m. at his home with Rev. Hester officiating burial in Brownhelm cemetery.
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Amherst
James Harris
Brownhelm
Amherst Hospital
Oberlin
California
Washington
Hester
Brownhelm Cemetery
Amherst High to Build Four Tennis Courts This Fall
Amherst, Sept. 14. Coach Durving plans four tennis courts at the football field site at Harris street and aims to have them ready in two weeks. The team will likely play interclass contests this fall with potential matches against other schools next spring. The school has strong material and should field a capable tennis team.
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Amherst
Dtrling
Amherst Bligh
Harris Street
Durving
Meth odist Sewing Society Elects Officers at Amherst
Amherst Sept 14 The Methodist Sewing society met in church parlors for officer elections. President Mrs Harry Gillman Vice president Mrs Roby Guild Secretary Mrs Harry Standen Treasurer Mrs Charles Boughton Thirty five ladies attended and enjoyed a delicious lunch.
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Amherst
Methodist Sewing Society
Harry Gillman
Roby Guild
Harry Standen
Charles Boughton
Junior Glass delegates choose school officers
The junior class of York High School elected officers for the coming year at a meeting last evening. Edith Moeblun was chosen president, Lofton Baumhardt vice president, and Felle Wallace secretary and treasurer. Student senate members are Ian Davie and Mildred Delbridge. Other classes have not elected officers yet.
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Iherst
Yocn
Edith Moeblun
Lofton Baumhardt
Felle
Wallace
Ian Davie
Mildred Delbridge
Amherst High Eleven Holds Good Practice
Amherst reports the Amherst High School football team held a productive practice on the Haring Street field with about twenty in uniform under Coach Darling. Next week the squad faces tight signal practice and short scrimmage to sharpen fundamentals amid preparations.
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Amherst
Amherst High
Haring Street
Darling
Wonderful for Sick Stomachs
Patient recounts long period of stomach ailments and failed remedies before trying a product from William S. Starcke, which allegedly relieved symptoms. The account notes hospital visits and doctors’ efforts, with the patient now reportedly well and able to work daily.
Public Service Trims Lorain Kiwanis In Low-Scoring Win
The Ohio Public Service Co. defeated Lorain Kiwanis 5 to 4 on a windy Wednesday afternoon. Jenkins earned eight strikeouts and drove in the winning run with a steal of home as Hausman scored for the Service boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service Co
Lorain Kiwanis
Wedsee
Jenkins
Hausman
Service Boys
Oo. FS. CO
Hiava
RH Fleber
Maturek
Holley
Armstrong
Englehart
P-Lf
Lewis
Gould
Oo Adams
Chapman wins Atlantic City trepshooting title
C B W Chapman of Clarksburg Wo oa won the Atlantic City introductory trepshooting championship this morning, breaking 99 of 1009 targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
B. W._ Chapman
Clarksburg
Capper-Interstall Grain Bill Reaches Senate Action
Washington September 14 The Capper-Tagther anti grain measure moves toward regulation of grain prices by banning futures trading on boards of trade. The bill has already passed the House.
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Washington
Gena
House
Elyria Kiwanis Nine Defeated in Medina
The Elyria Kiwanis baseball team traveled to Medina and lost ten innings to the Medina Kiwanis by 6 to 3. Malik pitched well while Rose in right field starred with four spectacular catches. Medina now leads two games to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanis
Medina
Kiwanis
Elyria
Malik
Rose
Giants Defeat Terriers in Low-Scoring Football Battle
The South End Giants beat the South End Terriers 12 to 6 on the Hamilton grounds last evening in a well played game. The Terriers vow revenge and aim to win the next meeting. Elyria Twenty Years Ago note references yesterday’s issue.
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South End Giants
South End Terriers
Hamilton Grounds
Giants
Terriers
Thefr
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial note
Portland Indiana letter praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a daughter's irregularity and pain. The writer Stella Newton urges mothers to guard girls against cold wet feet overwork and overstudy and endorses the remedy as safe and beneficial for such symptoms.
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Portland
Indiana
Paina
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stella NewTon
R. RK
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Central
Tfe Iron & ‘Steel
Overland
Eveland Live
Cago
Bent
Laberty Bonds
Howe
Rail Peace
Jack Dempsey
Jose Capablanca
John McCormack
S. A. Millikan
Celentife
Lawdge
Schoperatta Umong
Association of Railway
Mary Pickford
KA. Milken
John McCormick
Samuel Untermyer
Mary Ickford
Move Star
Samuel Tintermear
New York
Chi
South Africa
King George
Migris
Umer
Mag. Aarry Gillman
M. E. Society
AIGH
Amherst High Eleven
Entertains Club
Neediecraft Club
Harold Brown
Park Avenue
Harry Lueszler
Viola Weiss
H. Baker
Huron
Cleveland
Sherman Gove
Arthur Kurtz
Benjamin Matusezk
Rom
Starke
Oria
Public Service
Lorain
Imperial Top & Tire CO
East Broad Street Bridge
Saul
Broad Street
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