Armitage Sees Rising Interest as County Fair Nears
The community leans toward a two day county fair, sparking interest about automobile displays and exhibits. At the Chaz Commerce meeting concerns emerged about entitlements and pricing, while residents invite friends to attend. Local organizers emphasize cooperation and a festive boost, naming the event the biggest and best yet with plans for an art play display.
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Chaz Commerce
Answ
Athevst
Kegow
Believed Son Of Theatrical Man Burned To Death
In Freehold New Jersey a fire killed Wallis Brady Jr 36 son of a noted theatrical producer Identification may be tentative as the body was cremated after a bungalow fire. Fireman report indicates a .45 revolver exploded by heat but no foul play found The elder Brady Grace George expressed belief the body was his son The mother Katherine Alexander and young daughter were in Arkansas at the time
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Freehold
X. J
Abiboush
Monmouth County
Wallis Brady, Jr
Harve Ww
Hartman
Eis Chisholm
Brady
Deal
Grace George
Stare
Sereen
Katherings Alexander
Arkansas
Sugashi High In Examination
Sugashi High faces a major examination with tests spanning core subjects. Teachers urge discipline and focus as students prepare for rigorous assessments across math science and language arts.
Black Snake Killed On Third Street
A four foot ko snake was killed yesterday afternoon on Third Street near BinOnes hale. Witnesses described a viver about to ers and a crowd gathered as officers and residents watched the event unfold.
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Gatherec
Ethorians To Give Radio Program
Ethorians to present a radio program featuring Hawa and other speakers. The event aims to share cultural insights and community updates. Local organizers invite listeners to tune in for discussions and announcements.
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Ethorians
Colored Voters League Holds Meeting
The Colored Voters League convened a gathering in the community venue to discuss voting access and civic participation, outlining immediate priorities and upcoming outreach efforts.
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Colored Voters League
Donates Thousand Bushels Of Drop Peaches For Needy
A community effort donates thousands of bushels of drop peaches to aid needy families under a FERA led famine relief program. Local agencies coordinate distribution through the needy care canteen, with volunteers preparing and delivering produce to shelters and relief stations.
Death Record for Lawrence 33 Dated Rite Ending
A terse death notice lists Lawrence asec 33, with Rev. Titus Lens conducting the service and Rev. Armin Schroeder present. Details are fragmentary and unclear regarding location or date.
Tanning a 2 BMW witter cal ATTY zh until ape
A fragmented note mentions tanning a pair of BMW vehicles and a lawyer identified as ATTY zh, with an unclear closing term ape. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details about the event, place, or date.
Oberlin College listings and lectures schedule fragment
Readable portion lists seminars and lectures at Oberlin College including Biblical and modern science topics required by space and time philosophy. It mentions Professor Heinrich Conftic, Professor R. A. Jelhife, Professor Helinric E Tan, and Dr. Hich, with events at Finney Chapel and The Conservatory, plus a one man show by Marques Reitzel October 10 to 14.
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Heinrich Conftic
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Mass
Warner Hall
Finner Chaper
Lecure
Firseeburgte
Finney
R. A. Jelhife
Helinric E Tan
Featval Ga Rochester
Faentty
Eli
Hich
Srs
Gion
University of Maraurg
Marques Reitzel
F. W. Buckier
Literary And Social Club Holds First Meeting
A literary and social club held its first meeting at the home of North Pro response to a call for summer gathering. The president gave greetings and introduced the organizing committee as members discussed plans for the upcoming season and a conference schedule.
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Iterary and
Soevisi Club
North
Ckssa
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Events
Oberlin College lists a schedule for the week with entries for Saturday September 28 Monday September 30 and Tuesday October 1. The notice notes a Haskell Lecture at First Church.
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Oberlin College
Oberlin Man And Missouri Girl Wed
A marriage linking an Oberlin man to a Missouri girl is announced, detailing their plans and family notes as both prepare for a life together in Oberlin with community readers.
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Oberlin
Missouri
Herry Patie
Pieas
Civil Service Commission
War veterans parade and memorial events across Indiana and Chicago
The article recalls a World War II era parade with veterans from several corps and groups gathering in Cleveland and St. Louis, advancing to Indianapolis for a memorial at the Indiana World War Memorial Building. It notes Shrine Hospital activities for disabled children and performances at Memorial Hall, with residents paying silent tribute at the unknown soldier tomb and a tour through the Turtle Club and related social scenes.
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N. J
Marinore
California
St. Chicago
Ziris
Réulaes Ig
Clereext
Cleveland
St. Louis
Eta Greer
Elyri
Dental Ecliez
Topeka
Missouri
Robert von Durke
Membe Eisine
Dia
Ch Dken
Shrine Hospital
Indianaport
Indiana World War Memorial
Indianapolis
Thaw Ill Aboard Empress of Britain In Quebec
Harry K. Thaw fell ill aboard the Empress of Britain near Quebec with bronchial trouble. He was brought to a hospital for care at Hotel Dien. Dr Henry Laliberte said Thaw's temperature was normal and respiration steady, though not in danger at present. New Siamese marriage laws ease divorce.
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Quebec
Cleser
Hotel Dien Hospital
Henry Laliberte
Students Witness Demonstration of Liquid Air at Elyria High
J S Sloan a southern scientist presented an educational morning assembly for Elyria High School students. A master’s degree holder from Duke, Sloan explained liquid air and shown demonstrations illustrating its properties and potential uses. He demonstrated freezing effects and the reaction of air in liquid form using apparatus including a bazana two herns and a comagiy show style.
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Liquidair
J. S. Sloan
Ely~ria
Sloan
Duke Univerr
Lquidam
Gta
Court House Notices and Foreclosure Actions In Cleveland
Fragmented OCR reports foreclosure filings and property appropriation petitions in Cleveland. Notices cite The Cleveland Trust Company, property owners, and a permanent water project dispute with multiple defendants and judges, including D A Cook.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland Livestock Market Prices and Baskets List
Market listings show varied livestock items and baskets with prices per unit and per dozen. Entries include cabbage baskets, potatoes, peppers, onions, and produce baskets with assorted weights and prices, plus notes on crates and standard weights.
Germany pursues peace while wary allies brace for expansion
The text alleges Germany seeks peace but is feared for strength by councillors. It implies Germany may press expansion, with Italy desiring moves. It references potential German advance in Byrone and a hope for Europe to enforce the League if needed to curb Berlin’s ambitions.
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Germany
Italy
Europe
High School Enrollment and Health Report Highlights
A page recounts enrollment changes at the high school, noting a rise in passenger car port traffic and a spike in immunizations and tests since 1922. It cites several disease figures, tax proposals, and industrial activity while detailing a Chamber of Commerce dinner with speakers and the Fifteen-Eight Club coordinating arrangements.
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Pasenger
Avon
Erorp Nz
Jim Armi- Taz
Eugene St. Marie
A. H. West
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Transitional amendment to aid state bonds introduced in house
Democratic Leader Frank Tinie introduced a transitional amendment to authorize 5 state bonds for financing a state institutional building program. The resolution was sent to the House Taxation Committee. The House also rejected an administrative measure to allow housing authorities to condemn land and transfer it to the federal government. Spain insists its position with the United States at 1,812.
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Frank Tinie
House Taxation Committee
House
Intimates Pension Probe Coming to County Officials
County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn announced a pension probe into old age assistance payments. He cited cases where mothers of a prominent businessman and a physician allegedly received pensions, and another instance of funds paid to a parent earning 5 900 a year. Dunn said commissioners must know and question approvals rather than merely sign off. He pledged to stop unchecked payments.
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Old Ace Pension Administration
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Ician
Bolon
Plac
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Benson
Second Street
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Bashels
Rave Heer
FERA
Athree
Esther Lawrence
Albert
Pomeroy
Haris As
Vesterdat
Ettersen
Louis Bliss
Oliver Blakely
Ais
North Main
Norwalk
Norman
Anders
Frank
Joe
Feneral
George Sedzexman
Haskell
G& M
Eldarea
Harry K. Thaw
Siam
Economy
East Avenue
Lota Weoedrt ReceiRe Bishop
Roebuck Company
Henry Neipfion
Wes . B. Finc
Trane Hodse
Albert Hodge
D. A. Cook
Herman Julian
Mrs. Alber
Cleveland Livestock
Suedia
Suedis
Becky Leghocs
Cas
Spain
United States
Sederis Restaurant
Crystal Restaurant
Vic Silver
Silver Watch
Eart
Ieee Sane
Cael
Lne
Diel
Ipcea San Toms
Phillips Rexall Drug Store
Broad St
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