Ohio County Events and War Draft News From 1912
Four hundred strong and inspiring supporters filled Central Armory in Cleveland to hear Progressive nominee Garford and Governor Hiram Johnson. County budget estimates for six months reach about 170000. Lorain to host James A. Farrell launch on October 28 with top executives present. 112 Elyria drafted men arrived at Camp Sherman for uniforms and exams after football injury losses. Oberlin enrolls 547 men and 758 women as next year’s enrollment shifts. Ely Stadium gateway project reaches its 3500 goal and progress continues.
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Iun
Garford
Superior Avenue
Central Armory
Cleveland
Wight
Reesive
Lmrge
Hiram Johnson
California
Lorain
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
J. B. Schiller
Pittsburgh
National Tube Company
Elyria
Camp ‘Sherman
Chillicothe
Uncle Sam
Lor
Lindsley named psychology professor at Illinois university
The Lindsley family reports their son Dr. Donald Linds ley has accepted a professorship in psychology at the State University of Illinois Urbana and began duties this week. He earlier earned a Ph D from Iowa University after degrees from Brownhelm High School and Wittenberg College and teaching as an assistant in Iowa’s psychology department.
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Donald Lindsley
Illinois
B. K. Lindsley
State University of
Iowa University
Brownhelm 4-H Club Fair Opens with Exhibits and Talks
The Brownhelm 4-H Club Fair drew 75 members, with the Simple Desserts exhibit by the Latter club and displays of pigs calves lambs potatoes and garden produce. Leaders H L Leimbach A J Cooper and Emma Willer led a program featuring Rev R E Albright a Partners Three screening and talks by Alice Bird and Croy. Representatives from numerous clubs attended as the Boys 4-H Club the B B s and the clothing and food clubs showcased work.
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Merri
Loram County Fair
Vrs. H
Brownhelm
Brownheim
R. E. Albright
Alice Bird
Croy
Columbus
Birmingham Church Announcements and School News
Birmingham announces Sunday services at 9 45, Sunday school at 10 45 led by Rev. Geo I Hanna with E J Darby as Sunday school superintendent and Mrs Mayme Church pianist. Florence worship at 11, youth Endeavor at 8, Rev George T Hanna pastor Elbert Holland superintendent Ella Reising pianist. Birmingham school opens year with staff unchanged except 5th 7th 8th grade teachers. Howard Rader replaces R D Marshall. primary room has 26 pupils. Margaretha Schneider teaches Grades 1 2. intermediate room Grades 3 4 5 has 45 pupils.
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Berneida Hacker
Sandusky
Howard Rader
Ashland
Birmingham
W. A. Wickfine
Ruth Fairchild
Henrietta
Arthur Engle
Vermilion
Paul Tuttle
Court Vincent
Eday Prince, Jr
Herman Welz
Ladies' Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. W. Lawrence
Jeanie Mitchell
George Hanna
Anthon Nessing
Sunshine Club
Geo. i. Hanna
E. J. Darby
Mayme Church
Florence Church
George T. Hanna
Elbert Holland
Ella Reisng
Ashland College
R. D. Marshal
Margaretha Schneider
South Amherst
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Ely
East 75Th Street
Ruben Wenzel
M. A. Ewel
Jesse Portman
Ed Werner
Barbara
Roy R~ee
Christian Gatts
Florence
Riggs
Richmond
Ind
William Lewis
Tommy
Ceinwen Lewis
Charles Garlock
George Latterman
Grange
Henrietta Center
Lawrence M Boughton
Nolpke
Fred Kolpke
Chagrin Falls
Eaton
G. R. Kuhlman
Matie Knott
Paul Knott
Berlinville
Lewis Kingsley
Medina
Joan, Portman of
Katherine Early
John Pfarr
Lucille Pfarr
Ed Haueisen
Lydia Portman
Fay Knott
Toledo
Marie Knott
Gene Tunney
Portland
Upi
James J
J. J. Tunney
Gene
Gens
Keng
Beenie Burns
Rev Widlmes
C. F Bechtel
H L Leimbach
R Filbright
F MM. Smith
Ralph Hasenpilug
B EK
Sherman Lindsley
Iona
Iowa City
Iowa
New York
W. M.S. Meef
Charles Bechtel
Congregational Women's Missionary Society
A. J. Rice
Schauffler Missionary Training School
R. W. Bechtel
Camay
Iful Women
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Fisher’s Food News
Fisher Food Markets
Broad Street
Cleveland Street
Main Street
Oberlin
Fisher
Rumford
Austin
Austin’s
Brill O
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Fisher Grocery Stores
Middle Avenue
Lake Avenue
E. River Street
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