Oberlin Plans April 19 Celebration of Pease Cabin Roots
Community committees finalize plans for April 19 observance marking the 100th anniversary of Peter Pindar Pease’s first Oberlin cabin. Prof Robert E Brown will speak at Campus Corner near the Elm, with an oxen drawn Conestoga Wagon as a featured display.
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Oberlin
Peter Pindar Pease
Robert E. Brown
Graduate School of Theology
Deacon Pease
Lorain County
Hiram A. Pease
Edward A. Pohlman Dies After Four Months Illness
Edward A. Pohlman aged 63 prominent Cleveland horse race promoter and race track manager died after a four month illness in Cleveland Ohio on April 6.
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Cleveland, CO
Edward A. Pohlman
Lost 40 Pounds On Doctor's Advice
Bertha Waldo of Haman North Dakota reports losing more than 40 pounds in a year on Kruschen Salts as a reducing remedy. The ad claims daily half teaspoon in hot water, health benefits, and a money back guarantee with a four week jar priced by C. W. Phillips or any drugstore.
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Bertha Waldo
Haman
N. Dak
C. W. Phillips
Advt
Hard to Handle at Rivoli Theatre Features Dunn Mallory
James Dunn and Boots Mallory star in Hard to Handle at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow. El Brendel is also featured with Dunn as a young assistant district attorney and Mallory as a department store nursery shop girl.
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James Dunn
Boots Mallory
Rivoli Theatre
el Brendel
Dunn
Miss Mallory
Radio Program Listings and Time Slots Across Stations
A dense, OCR style listing shows hourly and half hour radio lineups for WGAR WEAF WABC WLW and more. It includes program names such as City Lights Dick Daring Lady Orphar Morning shows and various bands and variety acts with times ranging from early morning to late evening. The fragment cites multiple stations and a broad mix of entertainment content without coherent narrative or outcomes.
Coroner Probes Case as Banks Nationwide Count Tops Six Thousand
Coroner P. T. Perin of Seneca County is conducting an inquiry following the death of Mrs. Myers two years ago. The article notes the US has about 6,000 national banks and discusses ongoing investigations.
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Myers
P. T. Perin
Seneca County
Crime of the Century at Capitol Theatre in reverse order
A mystery drama titled The Crime of the Century will be shown tomorrow and Saturday at the Capitol Theatre. The film is presented in reverse order with the crime confessed before it is committed. Friday features a 9 p.m. home talent night with manager L Lamm introducing a surprise act.
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Capitol Theatre
L. Lamm
Nova P T A meets in school auditorium
Nova April 6 the Parent Teachers Association met in the school auditorium with a good crowd. A mutual program and a short business meeting followed. Several local families and guests were noted in attendance and the Nova high school basketball teams received a banquet with program and games afterward.
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Nova
Parent Teachers Association
Huron County Farm Women Federations Meet in New London
The Huron County Federation of Farm Women’s clubs meets Friday April 7 at 9 30 a m in the New London high school auditorium. New London Grange serves cafeteria style dinner 11 30 to 1 00 with special music by the New London high school orchestra. The day’s program follows.
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Wm. A. Muche
Elyria
Philip Biddinger
Willias
Akron
Cecil Ridgway
Uniontown
J.L. Bruder
C. F. Hannille
Sherrock
Sandusky
J. L. Bruder
Ashland
George Fuller
Clyde
Milton Wolfe
Evelyn
A. L. Fuller
Cleveland
Paul Richards
New London
D. W. Richards
Mabel Zimmerman
West Unity
Chas. Hartman
E. E. Miller
Beulah Eldred
Bernice McVicker
Lodi
Nova High School
Bay
Rarer
Huron County Federation of Farm Women's Clubs
New London High School
New London Grange
Cleveland Radio Schedule Highlights Local Hosts and Bands
A detailed daytime and evening lineup from WAM WHE and WIAY stations lists hosts, orchestras, and acts such as Vaughn King Johnny Marvin and Jack Benny across programs from morning devotionals to late night dance shows. The schedule emphasizes variety acts, school of the air, and military band performances.
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A.M
Johnny Marvin
Ie Boe Ge
Kenmore
Vida R. Sutton
G. Spross
Paul Wine
Pie Plant Pete
Lum
Abner
Gene Glenn Kidd
Jacobs
Aeronautics
Jack Benny
Jack Rose
Lila Gill
Orch
Morning Session and Afternoon Program Highlights
The text lists a 2 part meeting with a Morning Session led by Mrs. Hazel Earl and others including Mrs. Jen nie Hartman and Mrs. Grace Cole. It includes a Business Session with reports from health social service educational and legislative committees and home demonstration agents. The Afternoon features New London H and Orchestra Eleanor Ketchum a playlet and an illustrated lecture. The penguin note follows.
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Club Creed
Hazel Earl
Jennie Hartman
Grace Cole
Florence Stiles
Health and Social Service Committee
Bessie Hunter
Miss Ryan
Minnie Green
Fern Vogt
Mabel Fernald
Lucille Parker
Alice Griffin
Esther Bohr
New London H. &. Orchestra
Reading
Eleanor Ketchum
Leona Mead
L. Green
Zuma Hesstand
Ridgeville Board to Hire Teachers Tonight
Ridgeville Board of Education will consider hiring teachers for the 1933 34 school year at the April meeting tonight. The session is set for 7 30 p m at the Ridgeville School building.
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Ridgeville Board
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Board of Education
Ohio State Educational Conference Opens Tonight
In Columbus tonight the 13th annual Educational Conference opens with principal speakers Rt. Hon. Howard B. Lees-Smith former British Education Minister and President Harry W. Chase of the University of Illinois. In Delaware Ohio many entrants are expected in Ohio Wesleyan University high school speaking contests to be held April 21 and 22. The Central Ohio Council Boy Scouts of America circus will be staged at the Coliseum Ohio State Fair Grounds on April 21 and 22.
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Columbus. O
Howard
Lees-Smith
Great Britain
Harry W. Chase
University of Illinois
Ohio State University
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
University
Columbus
Central Ohio Council
Boy Scouts of America
Ohio State Fair Grounds
Brother and nephew of state official killed at crossing
Tiffin Ohio April 6 A passenger train failed to see a crossing killing William Myers 50 and his son Donald 14 brothers and nephew of Secretary of State George S Myers The express train struck the track dragging debris a quarter mile The elder Myers who was blind in one eye tried to cross with the train about 100 yards away Other Myers brothers and the farm family are named with hometowns detailed but unclear in full context
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Tiffin
William Myers
Donald
George S. Myers
Kelleray Crossing
Here
New York
Myers
Freizy
Fostoria
Hising Sun
Joseph Kimmet
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