Prof Hastings Dies at Oberlin After Illness
Prof. Carl Hastings aged 48 died Tuesday night at Oberlin after a long illness. Born in Mason City he earned a musical bachelor degree in 1906 and taught at the conservatory from 1900 to 1963 before study in Leipzig. He returned to the conservatory as professor of pianoforte. Survived by his wife Ada Morris and two children Rhoda and Jimmie. Funeral set for 2 30 Friday afternoon at the Elmtree home.
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Oberlin
Carl Hastings
Mason City
Conservatory of Music
Leipzig
Conservatory
Ada Morris
Rhoda
Jimmie
Elmtreet
Oberlin to Employ Two Traffic Officers
Oberlin plans to hire two traffic officers at its council meeting. Charles Clarke of Oberlin will serve part time, while Frank Furley of Sandusky becomes full time. Both will assist regular police duties but primarily manage heavy summer traffic through Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Charles Clarke
Frank Furley
Sandusky
A Boon to Mothers A Boon to Mothers
Mothers discover Vicks as a safe treatment for child croup and colds. No swallowing required. rub on the skin to release menthol camphor eucalyptus thyme and other vapors that reach the nose throat and lungs.
Oberlin motor company formed by Elyria pair
Bert Tarr and Bayden J. Evans from Elyria plan to move families to Oberlin as they organize a new car garage on South Main Street. The venture will employ expert mechanics and serve Willys Knight and Overland lines. A senior piano recital by Ethel K. Scott is set for April 9 in Warner Hall with the Conservatory Orchestra. Maurice Schubert sold his shares in the Oberlin Ford Automobile Company to partner Mrs Henry Klermund. A new grocery shop will open on East College Street, run by B A Locke after renovation. The 19th Century Club planned a rummage sale Saturday at the Centennial Building.
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South Main Street
Oberlin Motor Company
Bert Tarr
Bayden J. Evans
Elyria
Oberlin
Willys-Knight and
Overland Automobiles
Ethel K. Scott
Warner Hall
Scott
Conservatory
Raed von Allegra
Maurice Schubert
Klermund and
Locke
H. B. Sawyer
East Orange
New Jersey
Harry M. Fried
Woodland Avenue
CU. Park
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Chas. H. Browning
Mannsfield
Ohio
Florence L. Joy
West College Street
Delaware
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Local residents and visitors are listed with several Elyria and LaGrange connections. Notable items include Edith Holcomb visiting, a Cleveland couple breaking a rear axle en route, Memorial Hospital admissions, a Wisteria Club event, and a funeral service led by Rev. Ryan after a schoolhouse theft overnight.
Baptist Church Activities and Local Happenings in Columbia
In Columbia on Sunday April 2 the Baptist church heard Rev. C H Wood in a strong sermon and Sunday School attendance rose from last year. The Class Responsible reported near full attendance with a few exceptions and Easter services were planned. A play When Smith Steps Out is slated for April 4. Mrs Wor cester celebrated a 65th birthday at Fields Corners with five married daughters present. families visited the ill in Cleveland. An automobile party attended the Cleveland Flower Show. Mrs Reisinger hosted a French Colenson exhibition. The Class Responsible held an April Fool Party with singing, jokes, and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Melvin Fitch of Olmsted Falls visited. Mrs Miller is bedridden. daughter Evelyn returns from Berea College. Arthur May and family move to Boone Road onto Mrs Mary Barberon’s farm. May works for Standard Oil.
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Columbia
the Baptist Church
C. H. Wood
Edith Stephens
Evadne Longbon
J. H. Longbon
Edna Bartter
M. H. Bartier
Florence Patt
Roy Patt
J. H. Bartrer
Smith
Enlil Smith
Mildred Stranahan
John Worcester
Fields Corners
Cleveland
Carl Herold
Community Hospital
Berea
Jonas Hi. Bastard
Kenneth Postal
Leo Martin
Perry Reisinger
Reisinger
Baptist Sunday School
Charles Stephens
Messrs Putt, Longdow
Melvin Fitch
Olmsted Falls
James Miller
Community Notes From La Grange Area April Gatherings
Local items detail visits among residents of La Grange and nearby towns including Greenville Lorain Elyria and Norwalk. Community events mention Tri-U club meeting April 2 with Eva Rowland and notes on school activities and visits by families and individuals. An April 4 C E S inspection rehearsal and a sixth birthday celebration for John Holcomb Jr. are also noted.
Spring vacation visits and revival meetings announced
Charles Mills Jr and his brother Robert visit their grandfather Herman Snells in town for spring vacation. Harding and M. H. Barter of Fields buy seed potatoes Monday. The Methodist church opens revival meetings Sunday evening April 5 led by Rev Glenroy Shoup with a strong sermon series. The MBE church Sunday School plans a Cantata for Easter evening. A Bridge family from Vigil moves into Clarence Baker’s house.
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Charles Mills, Jr
Robert
Cleveland
Herman Snells
Harding
M. H. Bartter
Fields
Methodist Church
Glenroy Shoup
M. BE
Bridge
Clarence Ba Ker
Visit From Columbus Keeps Wayne Stinchcomb Busy Weekend
Master Wayne Stinchcomb, identified as Rick, hosts L L Millers mother from Columbus during a weekend visit. Jay Madison and family are mentioned in connection with the gathering.
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Wayne Stinchcomb
Rick
L. L
Marmola Tablets Promise Quick Fat Loss Solution
Fat that shows soon disappears by taking Marmola Prescription Tablets after meals and at bedtime. Pleasant and effective as the famous prescription they name. Sold by all druggists for one dollar per box or ordered from Marmola Co Detroit Michigan.
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Marmola Co
General Smortors Bldg
Detroit
Mich
Township trustees visit Elyria for road work
Township trustees were in Elyria Tuesday on business pertaining to road building and repair work. A national exposition of coal mining equipment will be held in Cincinnati the last week of May under the American Mining Congress. Women students are not admit.
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Os W.t Phillipa
Elyria
Cincinnati
The
American Mining Congress
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Gene Austin
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Leon Ryan
George Headley
Azron
Leo Giar
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Memorial Hospital
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Lakewood
LaGrange
Cassie M. Nelmer
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B. I. Ryan
Joe Oster
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Marion
North Ridgeville
Ileary Wigert
Hattie Curtice
Leon
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Dick Gibsons
Pittsfield
W. G. Wilson
Chas 'Rendegrast
Lorence
Margaret
Janet
Maude Hubbard
Norwalk
Arthur Sheffield
Lorain
Bert Harrison
Miss Ifelen
Orsin
Gladys
Lena Ingols
Middlefield
Howard Nichols
J. A. Nichols
John Holcomb
Treva Dernier
Oberlin Buss
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Ted
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
Sudden Service Office
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Shades of Sport Fannels
Betty
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Canton
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