Birmingham Agricultural Fair October 14 And 15
The sixth annual Birmingham agricultural fair will be held October 14 and 15 at the Birmingham school building. Arnold Palmer named Fair Man. Officers include Clifford Ary president Lincoln Waseni vice president and Paul Knott secretary treasurer. Premiums include more than ten silver trophies for poultry fruit tables flowers and baked goods. Baked goods enter Saturday October 15. Entries accepted Thursday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. to noon.
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Birmingham
Rex Lees
H. G. Enoes
Grammar Room
Lucy Glime
Mae Lees
Leonora Gerber
I. G. Portman
Arnold Palmer
Paul Knott
Charlies
W. Krapp
Mary Beecher
Robert Krepf
William Brill
Giena Andrews
Rex Lee
Freckle Cream Flyte Promises Real Removal
A new cream named Flyte claims to dissolve freckle pigment and make skin velvet and clear in four days. The ad promotes easy application, no staining, and a money-back guarantee if it fails.
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Mate
Mutt
Pittsfield Social Notes Visit Town Residents
Mr and Mrs James Thompson and son of Mansfield visited Mrs M A Campbell in Pittsfield from Saturday night to Monday. Several families from nearby areas joined relatives in Cleveland and Findlay Ohio for weekend gatherings and dinners.
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New London
Albert Eglin’s
Floyd de Long
Charles de Long
Homerville
E. S. Newcomb
Findlay
Ohio
Local Social Notes From Wellington Area
Mr Fred Wandel of Kansas City visits his neice as guests at local homes. Mr Dwight Smith and family spend weekend in New London with the Grimes family. James Siward, a Drew Theological Seminary graduate, to serve La Grange and Penfield for the coming year. A cordial welcome extended and his Sunday address praised. Mrs Elien Park of Lodt visited her brother B A Park. Ralph Taylor attended the funeral of Mrs Charles Sunsaul in Chatham. Charles Naylor and family of Strongsville spend Sunday with Naylor. Mrs Nott visited Lorain with Maria Pruzek. Mrs Kenneth Jameyson to stay in Lorain. Alonzo Jones heard Rev F C Imhof and party from the Hebrew Mission in Cleveland at the Wellington Baptist church.
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E. A. Simon
Carl Ketchum
New
London
Rena Bullis
Donald
Grand Papids
Michigan
Lyman Shaw
Shaw
Kiyria
Lynden
Edgar Jones
Detroit
Minnesota
Asbury Quigley
Noorth
Lake Itasca
Lansing
Richard Leach
Willis Leach
Litchfield
James Eatin
Cleveland
Mrs
James Ham
Fred Wandel
Kansas City
Lewis Jones
Dwight Smith
New London
Clarence Grimes
Donald Bullies
Bullin
M. EK
George Devereaus
James Siward
Drew Theological Seminary
New Jersey
M. E
la Grange
Penfield
Mise Elien Park
Lodt
B. A. Park
Ralph Taylor
Charles Sunsaul
Chatham
Charles Naylor
Strongsville
Naylor
Nott
Lorrain
Maria Pruzek
Kenneth Jameyson Se
Lorain
Alonzo Jones
F. C. Imhof
Hebrew Mission
Baptist Church
Wellington
Una-Fon Gospel Bells Bell Toll During Service
Lida daughter of Reverend Im hef played the Una-Fon gospel bells mounted on a truck before the evening service. Maxine Blough is employed in Wellington. Mr and Mrs M A Baker of Wellington and their daughter Sarah were mentioned in the scene.
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Lida
Imhef
Maxine Blough
Wellington
M. A. Baker
Sarah
Fret factory in Massachusetts flops after 1938 trial
A fragment notes a fret factory in the United States aiming to produce beet sugar, built at Neetheap ton Massachusetts in 1938, but the venture failed to achieve commercial success.
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Macnumeters
Neetheapton
Masa
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Birmingham Ag
J. Eglin
Clarence Wallington
William Breyley
Smith Road
Gladstone
Pullman
Eyman
Eyman’s Trunk and Leather Store
Broad St. Elyria, Ohio
Pittsfield
M. A. Campbell
Theo Public Service CO
The
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Layberg and Brown
Elyria
Howard B. Somers
Elyria Savings & Trust
W. Welch
Wainwright
Paul Wainwright Wagner
Kaiser
Paris
Verlinery
Gotham
Gothams
Tha
Fea Can
Mirage
Yosemite
Pecan
Manon
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