Creston Society Items Highlight Summers Gatherings
The Creston community notes a series of social events including visits to the Swartz home honoring Mrs. O. A. Phillips of Portsmouth and her daughter Dorothy, Kissinger reunion with forty attendees, and a Canaan Grange picnic at Hawk’s Woods with games and a baseball game. Numerous local families attend various reunions, church events, and visits across nearby towns with many names and places listed.
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Kissinger
Canaan
A. A. Eby
Burbank
Benson
Canaan Grange
Cannon Grange
Hawk's, Woods
Creston News Notes Include Florida Winter Return
Mrs. Calvin Steele returned from Florida after spending winter there. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs. Violet Lightfoot and Miss Harriett Patterson accompanied her home and plan to visit relatives locally for the summer. Harriett Patterson is visiting Sullivan relatives. Mr and Mrs Art Soles and daughter Lillian visited Chas Blackburn in Steubenville. Lillian stayed for an extended visit. Mr and Mrs Stuart Webb visited the Russell Hile home in Akron on Sunday.
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Burny School
Burbank
Drelyelvis
Mary
Margaret
Weymouth
Vella
Mina Scott
G.‘O. Woodward
Granger
Rex. W. I. Plough
Fo. Anderson
Indiana
General Assembly
Church of God
Welcome Plough
Miss Truth_ Shirefel
Bellefontaine
Anderson College
Rex Shaw
Toledo
H. A. Shaw
Jarry
Stebbins
Charles
Chicago
N. K. Heath
Tuttle
Ashland
Creston
Terehet Frasier
Leltoy
Price Russell
Chris, Schlegel
Harold
Schlegel
Kent
Jackson Church
G. L. Bohnert
Delaware
Ohio
Axtel Rosengren
Cleveland
A. E. Stockham
Dave Beal
Wooster Chey Hospital
FE. Stockham
J W. Harmen
Leroy Smith
Presbyterian Synod
Wooster
Leema Off
Russell
Carl Harris
Bill Conrad
Gwest Em Manatoa
Akron
Russell Brillharg
Marion
Wand
Med Nye
George Franks
A. V. Marks
Apple Creek
H. A. Stone
Linnie. Barnhart
New Pittaburs
Ira_Kogel
West Salem
Alan Baum
HL. A. Stone
J. Henry
Kidron Y
Ira Snyder
Canton
Clapp
Clydey Bricker
B. C. Mace
Pennsylvania
Oz O. Zook
Florence Krause
Arlene Carbaugh
T John—Carbaugh
Sharon * “Center
I. R. Webb
Willam Sinalt
Seville
thesohn-Henry
Vand
2D. Ro - Campbell
Mt. Victory
Annae
Cand
Overland Schaumi
Burtian
F. E. Caskey
C. C. Packard
Fred Garrett
Sandusky Bay
Roy ‘Pinkley
Mim
Freeda ‘Eddington
Ralph ‘Aukerman
Dam
Bill Hookway
Bob Myers
Eileen Weaver
Mildreitemming
Sterling
W. J. Orr
Qotto Craft
Coshocton
Ld. Pfeiffle
Harry Harris
Rowene Norton
LeRoy
Mmie Tee Hitman Tome, de
Lou Thomas
Marton
Leon Guthrie
Elmer Caskey
Forrest Caskey
Charles Packard
King
L. Foster
Durtha Owen
Kate Ickes
Congress
Ben Mellvaine
Roy Mellvaine
Ross Mclvaine
Carl
Wadsworth
George McIlvaine
D. W. Tyler
Betty Myers
Land
Mary Fannon
William Lee
Brewster
Mildred Huffman
J. G. Norton
Benoy
Isabel Linder
Calvin Steele
Florida
Harry Young
Violet Lightfoot
Miss
Stuart “Webb
Russell Hile
Accommodating Clerk Praises Life Buoy in Market Exchange
A sharp young shopper in a grocery seeks Life Buoy from a clerk who straightens his tie and answers with a brisk, approving remark about pace and style. The brief exchange centers on a product in a routine store setting.
Grand Circuit Opens at North Randall Penab es Meet
The Grand Circuit opens its 32nd season at North Randall with stars Marvin Cuiles Charlie Bon FL White and Tom L among the runners. The meeting features purses totaling about 12,500 dollars across 3, 4 and 6 furlong races. Pennock and Devereux praise the late guidance and vow to carry the circuit’s high standards forward.
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North Randall
Marvin Cuiles
Charlie
Bon FL. White
Tom L
Ceveland
Golden Oval
Cleveland
New York City Remains Vivid With Big Projects And Quirks
Nervous residents worry Manhattan may sink under towers though weights are small vs removed rock. George Washington Memorial Bridge spans Hudson at 60 million dollars, built in 4.5 years, main span 3500 feet. City hosts over a million radios, half of families own sets. Moving van proclaims Seigler’s arrival. 100000 car owners avoid garage rent, parking on streets. Tobacco shop owners fear rolling their own cigars grows. A clubman seeks a doctor in a film house, a bystander volunteers. Fifth Avenue and 424th Street shop notes 40 percent of sales to women. Noise samplers report 44 percent of schools noisy, a third with unusable classrooms. A wood-yard company supplying firewood serves Manhattan with only three yards left, yet business thrives.
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New York
George Washington ‘Memorial
Hudson River
Manhattan Island
New Jersey
Lindbergh Kidnapping Tragedy Echoes in Public Outcry
The piece laments the Lindbergh case as a brutal mystery that shocked the nation. It criticizes authorities for failing to identify criminals and questions the ethics of profit from the tragedy while noting the servant girl’s death by poison amid ongoing inquiries.
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New York
Morrow
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Ora Harley
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Steele
S. B Sonnedecker
Amandi Steele
Hmina Lightfoot
Curtis Steele
Mabel Holcomb
Nick Steele
Tom Steele
Lodi
Charles Marks
Clem Ault
Rittman Central Park
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Marie Schattfter
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Bridge
William and Paul Ritzi
Russell Anshutz
John Henry
Alan, Baum
Wil Winstings
Arma South
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Harry ‘Harris
Ware
Wils
Ward Craft
Constance
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E.- A.joran
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Pauline
Billy Conrad
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Floridas
Repert Smith
Ree
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C. R. Barnard
Optometrist
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Routh
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Zaston
Por Palt
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Champotoob
Aung
Atehot
Monay
A. C. Penneck
H. Devereux
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Tavern
Stallion
Tuls
Pace
Tuly
Clio
Pating
Edwards
Stortsman
Pennock
Pir. Devereux
Grand Circuit
North Randell
Renan
America
Miquin CH
Rene White
Rustria
Hungary
Tom Berry
Manhattan
Island
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Sixth Avenue
Seigler
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Manhattan_Island
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