Community Picnic Nearing Completion Planned for August 4
C Carruthier, general chairman, says preparations are complete for what is expected to be the biggest community picnic in history. Beach of Chippewa Lake heads the arrangement committee, ensuring no conflicting picnics on August 4. Ohio Companies' managements aid in cooperation, with business leaders agreeing to close shops to support the event. Committees vow to leave nothing undone for the day’s outstanding activities.
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S. C Carruthiers
Commicnic
Chippewa Lake
Ohio
Rubber innovation claimed to extend tire life nationwide
A scrambled clipping reports American chemists discovering a Necrone 2 preparation to prevent oxidation in rubber. The substance allegedly protects rubber from attack, promising longer service for tires, bands, hoses, washers, water bottles, and molded goods, as used by manufacturers.
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Salerno
Rubberized shower curtains boost home decor appeal
A damaged OCR note describes rubberized rayon shower curtains with rubberized backing, noting easy care, soil resistance, and compatibility with many decoration schemes. It highlights high sales appeal due to attractiveness and practical maintenance, though text is partially garbled.
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Caninhi
Local Church Addressed by Parker Co Attorney
The attorney of Cleveland, Mr. Parker Co, speaks to the Firate D congregation at 5 Short Street on Sunday morning about a matter of local interest. An invitation to the public is extended for attendance and attention to the sermon.
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Aly S
Tor Gar
New Postal Rates Take Effect July 1 1526
New postal rates list changes for first and second class mail, including deficient postage penalties, reduced first pound rates for some zones, and two cent reductions for rural parcel postage. Money order and insured fee adjustments are noted, with special delivery rules remaining aligned to first class terms.
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Register Fea
Aame
Joe
Hunters Grow Despite Fishing Favoritism In House Debates
The article notes rising hunting license issuance in 1926 27 with over 5 750 000 licenses and more than 7 800 000 in revenue across the states. It cites increases in licenses and fees over three years and credits sensible game laws for restoring traditional sport and success for sportsmen nationwide.
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United States
Local Child Robert Cippinger Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Robert Cippinger, son of Mr and Mrs G H Cippinger, marked his seventh birthday on July 4 at the Cippinger home. Neighborhood children gathered Wednesday with gifts and treats as they celebrated the event amid a festive front lawn scene with cats under the trees.
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Robert Cippinger
G. H.cippinger
Robert
Horst Turns Over With Talent On Wednesdays
A fragmentary report notes Horst, linked to Mr Elmes, turning over with notable talent on Wednesdays. The text is partial, but indicates a recurring event or performance involving Horst and a figure named Mr Elmes.
Fragmentary OCR Note Reads Oddly About V-Effect
A partial OCR line mentions a V effect and tee 0.5 trim. The text is unclear and reads as a jumbled fragment without full context or coherent events. No identifiable people organizations or places can be confirmed from the fragment.
12ers TPES game recap with stray names and errors
Fragmentary report notes a 12ers TPES game involving Rittman, Lakeland, Orryilie and Dutch Rauchenburg. The incomplete lines mention scoring and a 1 to score moment amid a basalt setting, with stray nicknames and unclear team references.
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Rittman
Bow Lakeland
Ae Winoscer
Sneove
Orryilie
Rauchenburg
Trt 1 pat tive two years Dr. G V emlaéut seléntist
A fragmented OCR passage notes a scientist Dr G V emlaéut relating to a two year period and describes a study of married husbands and their families. It references ages from under 40 to over 60, professions including business, engineering, literature, arts, and religious work, and notes marriage length and child counts in a broad survey.
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Pat Tive
Dr. G. V
Emlaéut Seléntist
Ernem Mmaladjustyd
Tan
Earl W Hurt What Work Accident at Ohio Boxboard
Earl W. Hurt suffered an injury at the Ohio Boxboard Co. plant. A worker, described as a tripper, released a knife during a malfunctioning machine, causing damaged fingers and minor injuries. The incident occurred while operating the corrugating line affecting two fingers.
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Uesday On & Corfu
Ohio Boxboard Co
Earl Wal
Bome Magrer
Oma
Tripper
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unreadable input fragment. unable to extract identifiable persons places organizations dates or events.
Fragmentary OCR item on heat and bath wording
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe hot water and tub phrases with unclear context. Names, dates, or concrete facts are unreadable, leaving only disjointed references to heat and bathing. No verifiable person or organization details can be identified for a proper summary.
Saint ce Sfets e pe Toni free abe i ale tips to Canada
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and topics. Reads like a personal note or misread headline. No verifiable event, date, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
Play Ground Highlights In Haphazard Round Review
A fragmentary report notes a game featuring the Ameri can Legion and players nicknamed Butch Badia and Togton. It mentions a strong first round, unclear outcomes, and a second round set for Monday July 0 at 8:30 with schedule to follow.
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Webber
Will
Processing Roughages For Cattle Feed Methods
A historical note discusses feeding processing roughages for cattle. It highlights rising interest in roughage preparation in the southern region and outlines early experiments comparing methods to improve cattle nutrition and performance.
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Soushagee
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Heavy Daily News Item
A scrambled OCR fragment references heavy events and the Fourth of July context. It mentions traffic and independence day as focal points with uncertain names and dates. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases.
Fragmentary poem notes on old shoe repairs and numbers
The readable lines mention a fragmentary list about a shoe, a date or number 109, and general garbled imagery. It preserves the sense of a scarce literary note rather than a clear event or report.
Trap Shooting Club Organizes at Town Base
A group of enthusiasts meets to form a trap shooting club at the town base. They plan to divide into teams and may arrange matches with neighboring clubs. Clarence Kunkler leads with a high 94 of 100 hits. Hittman Hardware is the contact for more information.
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Bey & O
Trecord
Ashkoty
Clarence Kunkler
Tosa Gade
Hittman
World Peace Topic Draws Global Interest at Seville Meeting
The article notes a large international gathering and clear interest by the club in the topic of world peace. It mentions Supt. Riffey of Seville schools and Verne Reed of Canton among attendees during Thursday events.
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Viallora
Riffey
Seville
Verne Reed
Canton
Funeral for local residents held at Hope Evangelical church
A funeral service is planned for multiple local residents at Hope Evangelical Church. The ceremony will be at 7 o clock with burial in a nearby cemetery. Attendees include Mrs Axnelia Diba Baum of Rittin and Mattias Long of Crystal, Michigan, among others.
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Geld
Gti
Rene Dem
Fale
Tay Wood
Fragmentary Notice on Silent Knight and Biographical Timeline
Fragmented OCR reads like a partial notice about The Silent Knight and related events. Readable names and dates are missing, but implies a title or project tied to a biography or publication and a potential birthday reference. Further content is too garbled to extract concrete details.
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