Local notices mix of births visits and events in Wooster area
Community bits note John Van Nest as weekend guest in Wooster, births at Seville and Akron area, plus hospital stays, visits, real estate transfers, and upcoming meetings. Entries mention Glenville family visits, flower show attendance, and a weekly council recap. Local business ads and upcoming bazaar planned by Presbyterian ladies aid conclude the column.
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John van Nest
Wooster
Joe
New York
Oitve
Lloyd Bt
Norwalk
Asa
Andrew ‘Taylor
Seville
Wadsworth Mantelsal
OE ’Sus
Frank Neimer
Wadsworth
Rittman Friends
Grover Karch
Wadsworth Municipal Hospital
Ignate Chorney
Mike Kuznit
Rittman Lot
Erie Beery
Fred Ross
Rittman
Myle
Ashbrook
Luke “Doyle
Martha Rickert (Smith
Atdtoatront
Otto
Boyer
Studebaker Dais
Ohio
Mont Say
Lenicken
Bronneman
Cleveland
Tiliifery
Gall
Ithe
Tide Gannon
Joomis
Beriie
Harry “Halliwell
Ernest Mills
W. T. Paramore
Paramores
Shiersbuire
Fred “Wells
Ada “Bud” Werd
Guste
J. H. Hows
Setiidal
Harry Hoffleman
Akron
Harry Rett
Grip
Mre
Geo, McKean
Irving Wee
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Rainview 1Farm
the Homie
Kira
Ross Blatter
Mise Idmynd
Biitish
Swhorhas
Tiene
New York City
Sloanes’ Hospital
City Hospital of
Gertrude Hickin
F. W. Hickin
C. C. Gregg
Win. Rutter
Byron Gish
J. O. Landis
Wm. Landis
1. G. Newberry
Billy
W. V. Newberry
Croston
Local notes and social round from Wooster area
Community calendar and social items from Wooster and nearby towns. Mentions Amie and Wayne Band board approval, Medina securities, and Wadsworth business travel. Reports on Elinor of Wadsworth, Miss Mabel Crater visiting, house moves by W. W. Schwartz family, Florence Riptey trip to Cleveland, and flower show attendance in Cleveland.
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Sfohn Quilman
A. Amie
Ob ‘Wayne
Gerd
Retun
Eria
Elinor
Wadsworth
Rittmian
Mabel Crater
Wooster
V. E. Slaybaugh
Kite
Burbage
Cleveland
William Burbage
Creston
Seville
Atk Snell
Latain
Ohio farmers plan larger corn and oat plantings
Ohio rural economists from Ohio State University warn that if farmers follow USDA March 1 intentions, corn acreage in the United States could rise about 2.3 percent above last year and oat acreage could increase over 6 percent. They argue this growth would raise 1925 corn acres 8 percent above 1923 and over 4 percent above 1922, noting Ohio’s rise may outpace the Midwest average.
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Ohio
Shell
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Olio ‘State University
Middle Western
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