Local school reports and community notes from JRIPTON
The town reports strong enrollment and a fine year with new timents, withdrawals, and high school figures. Camden wins first place in county school bus awards. Ralph Calkins becomes Forest Hills student council president, Dorothy Morse secretary-treasurer. Local social notes mention reunions and visits among residents.
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Mae
Padi
Lorain County
Camden
Mand
Forest Hills
Ralph Calkins
Dorothy Mores
Ch Dents
Mervin Aby
James Meek
Sopre
Charles McCullough
Harry Ludlam
Cam- Star
Stu
Keller
Ratplewell
Wellington
Berlin Road Notices Tie to Local Shoppers and Club Events
Fragmentary report notes Mrs. Jacob Herbst and her son visiting the Frank Kreuger home in Amherst on September 17. The entry mentions attire and attendance at a National Softball club gathering at the Allerton club in Cleveland, with John Baumann and daughter shopping in Cleve.
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Berlin Road
Jacob Herbst
Ter
Amherst
Frank Kreuger
Coon Herbst
Harry A. Hawk
National
Sorf Club
Allerton Club
Cleveland
John Baumann
Daughuise
Clere
Television Inventor Inventions and Local Social Notices
Dr E F W Alexanderson of Schenectady demonstrated broadcasting a play by radio television. Sunday visits to the Davidson home included Harior Bere and Pellound of Eliria. St Louis Michigan aunt Mrs George Spirape and cousin Mrs Fred Hawk called. Grange meeting in Obernn Tuesday. Two family visits at Campbell Park last Sent Gay. Harter Hahn of Sugar Ridge and family at the home of her brother Saturday. Pomona at Grafton with A A Sazten and others. An accident near Sundarsien Elmer Mackerr, aged, involved a runaway horse. his foot was lanced and he was dragged before being stopped.
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Land Saurdar
Harior
Bere
Theodore Pellound
Eliria
J. C. Davidson
Frank Powell
St. Louis
Michigan
Géorge Spirape
Wel Iington
Fred Hawk
A. A. Saaion
Ger McRoberts
Campbell Park
HK. Koosee
Cleveland
Harter Hahn
Sugar Ridge
Carl Hansen
A.A. Sazten
Pomona Ranges
Grafton
Sundarsien
Elmer Mackrr
Local Family Notices From Elyria Region
Fragmentary OCR mentions a death after rushing to Allen hospital on Tuesday. It references Mr. and Mrs. Harvsom Peters of Elyria visiting Me and Mrs. J.C. David Monéco in the evening. Notes about Mr. Pez Lorain purchasing a property and a family moving to Cristal Springs. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Campbeth and Jas Baumann in scattered lines.
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Allen Hosp
Tuest Maers
U's
Eland
Harvsom Peters
Elyria
J.C. David Monéco
Pez Lorain
Reed
Cristal Springs
D Jr. Campbeth
Local Notes and School News from Oberlin and Area
Mr and Mrs Carl Hansen visited her parents in New London Sunday. Betrie Reed dislocated her shoulder after a fall from a riding machine and cannot attend school. Oberlin district students from District No 4 include Metta Clark Loui Kovasik junie r high schoolers Joe Yupsek Eleanor Clark Russell Kreuger Elizabeth Kawsans and Cherry Janette Brigeys. At the county fair Russia von took second place in Class B school. In small schools Howard Rathwell won first prize in nature drawing, Gertrude Hobbs won first in drawing, Cecil Barnard second in drawing. Reert Wallace returned to Ohio after weeks in Montana. Miss Amelia Miller of Oberlin visited Mrs J C Davidson Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ho if Edmonds and Frannie hosted Thursday at the Lo Schatt hat home on Winehles from Elyria. Mr and Mrs K Hurst spent Sunday in Painessile with HB Hurst. Miss Martha Chareiros, a Hudson teacher, spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hansen
H. A. Tucker
New London
Betrie Reed
Rarius Board of Ther
Oberlin
Metta Clark
Loui Kovasik
Tm Junier Tigh
Joe Yupsek
Eleanor Clark
Russel Kreuger
Elizabeth Kawsans
Cherry Janette Brigeys
HB. Hurst
Martha Chareiros
Hudson
Bayer Aspirin Quality Mark Prompts Buyer Caution
A reader warns that genuine Bayer aspirin must display the Bayer mark in red on the box. They note some drugstores may stock fakes, urging buyers to verify authenticity and avoid nonstandard labels before purchase.
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Bayer
Gome
Drugstore
Birmingham News Brief by Harery Weideman
Birmingham report notes Reva Berkmeyer returning home with her aunt Mrs Nina Hall on Sunday. The item mentions Mr and Mrs Ben Claus and their son visiting nearby, with a short local social update from Birmingham dated September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Reva Berkmeyer
Nina Hall
Ben Claus
Local Social Roundup From Vermilion Elyria and Nearby
Vermilion resident Bobby called on Mrs Rebecca Schmithens and son Albert Tuesday afternoon. Elyria shopper Miss Dorothy Rusk visited Thursday. Harold Deledeld of Elyria called on cousin Albert Schuithens Thursday afternoon. Elsie Bickel of LaGrange visited her mother Mrs Jessie Berkmeier Friday. Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider of Amherst visited parents Mr and Mrs A B Wood Sunday afternoon. A J Joyce was a Lorain visitor Thursday. Helen Broughton and Mildred Saelidiberger shopped Kirria Saturday. George Harrison was an Elyria visitor Wednesday morning. Bradley Collingwood, sailing on S L Arers, was home Friday evening. Mrs Nachel Moulder, visiting with Mrs Elia Brandau, returned home Thursday afternoon.
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Bobby
Vermilion
Rebecca Schmithens
Albert
Herman Beliicus
Norwalk
Dorothy Rusk
Elyria
Harold Deledeld
Albert Schuithens
Elsie Bickel
LaGrange
Jessie Berkmeyer
Barbara Lutteman
San George
John Heidrick
R. G. Brown
Metmore
Buissfield
Michigan
Albert Schneider
Amherst
A. B. Wood
A. J. Joyce
Helen Broughton
Mildred Saelidiberger
George Harrison
Bradley Collingwood
S. L. Arers
Nachel Moulder
Elia Brandau
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Nellie Haigh
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Conneaut Vis
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Bertha Diemer
Cin' Ti
Nelhe Haigh
Berlin
Ses
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League OF Nations
Oeeceper
Salle Des Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Arrow
H. Procope
Finland
Teading
E. F. W. Alexanderson
Schenectady
Smith Typewriter
Elyria Typewriter & Supply Co
West Ave
THE
Arm
Broad St
Sundar
Jas Baumann Shee
Bauman
Wilmot Ptg. CO
Afasonic Temple
Wee Dene
Mozescer
Harery Weideman
Wainwright
Hughes
Paul Wainwright Hughes
Miso
Dencas
Aliso
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