Wealthy Woman Dies in Stove Fire at Home
In Gairon April 13 Mrs Emily, 73, a wealthy eccEntropy dies after being burned in a stove following a heart attack. The body was not found for twelve hours after the incident. In Martins Ferry April 12 3arden J. Z. Terrill of the Mounds penitentiary urged West Virginia adopt Ohio parole system saying a parole cannot be granted if one person objects.
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Gairon
Emily
Jane
Martins Ferry
Arden J. Z. Terrill
Moundsie Penitentiary
West Vrginia
Ohio
West Virginia
Oberlin News in Brief From April Oberlin Meeting Notes
Oberlin reports April 13 items including the Por table Centennial Parent-Teachers Association meeting at 7 30 p m. tonight with theme Honor and Truthfulness The Oberlin Golf Club Company forms replacing the Evans land secured on contract with 300 shares to be sold Oberlin residents urged to aid Frank Snyder family moves to Berlin Heights Marian Whitney wedding to George Houghton April Friday Rev F W Smith conducts church ceremony Glenn Draper recovering from a horse kick birth of son Robert Glenn First Methodist Episcopal negotiates 30 day option on George Westerwell property church work cost over 100 000 Bishop Anderson approves plan and fall work D A R met at Mrs Bertha Pope home Prof F Mack in Detroit WHildsale College Alumni speech Franklin Metcalf appointed head of the bo
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Oberlin
Centennial
Parent-Teachers* Association
Oberlin Golf Club
Oberlin Golf Club Company
Frank Snyder
Berlin Heights
Milos Weaver
Anne Geist
Martha Hillerry
N. F. Harper
M. L. Nightingale
Hi-Ho Tear Rooms
France
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
War- Ten R. Laity
M. Kessler
Musical Art Society of
Elyria
Misa Marian Whitney
T. C. Whitney
Pittsfield
George Houghton
Ford Garage
F. W. Smith
Glenn Draper
Robert Glenn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George Westerwell
Professor St
Anderson
Cleveland
Bertha Pope
College &T
F. Mack
E. College &T
Detroit
Whilisdale College Alumni Association
Franklin P. Metcalf
O. C
Local Notices and Social Events for Oberlin Area
Community announcements cover travel plans of Fukien Chris tian University staff and a sale of the old high school site by public auction Saturday at 1:00 PM. Mothers and teachers plan a High school PT A meeting April 16 with talks on Social Activities and Home Study. A birthday celebration for Mrs Whitney included dancing and gifts. The Sorosis hosts a meeting at Mrs Henderson's on April 17 with speaker. Vernon Dewey expected in Oberlin today for his father Geof Dewey's funeral.
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Tantern
Fukien Christian University
Foochow
China
United States
Wow Chama
Woodland Ave
Cleveland
Hotel Brazler
A E Heacox
W College St
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Zanesville
Parent Teachers’ Association
G DB Hubbard
Gibson
Ium
Wm Whitney
Wellington Community Club Meets for April Session
Wellington April 13 The Wellington Community Club met at Mrs Winslow's home with about twenty members present A work committee was appointed and no curb meeting will occur at the next gathering in two weeks at Mrs Got Toe's home A literary program featured Current Events Jane Addams and a roll call by Mrs Clarence
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Wellington
Winvans
Got Toe
Jane Addams Garas
Clarence
Beauty and Argentinian Angel Firpo Draw at New York Show
Visitors flock to the New York travel show as Miss Muriel Kimball of Frisco promotes California and Angel Firpo from Argentina extols his homeland. A clash between the two is teased, promising a lively confrontation if they argue.
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New York
Muriel Kimball
California
Angel Firpo
Hhe Battler
Exer
Wellington notices and social items fragment
Building occupied by the JC Wes Dermott Compan is being remodeled with an extended front using concrete blocks. Bridge Club Meets Wellington Mrs Carpire Renouard hosted the Erdee club for bridge with a lovely afternoon enjoyed by all. Eagles Family Party Wellington End Aged seven records were plated for ev yeling and Ras Roland orchestra provided music for dancing. Wellington personals includes Jeanette and Margaret Warner visiting Cleveland. Ralph Rew noted. One of Nashville’s prominent business women Mrs William Paul Stewart is a wall paper sales and wholesale department manager serving dealers across the South.
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JC Wes Dermott Compan
Buidings
Bridge Club
Wellington
Carpire Renouard
Erdee
Sun Need Bridge
Eagles
Ercles
Faria
Pat
Iatir
Ras Roland
Nashville, Tenn
William Paul Stewart Sale
Esers
Ena Sae Corcuc
Khoown
Theatres Present Mixed Film Lineup In Alaska Setting
A local theatre announces a varied bill featuring an Alaska scenery picture with dramatic moments and a Dreamland showcase. It includes a Indian drama and a western romance while promising exciting action and a romantic plot.
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Red
Hasuinsvant
Clayton
Buit Rawlipson
Costunada
Amelia
Alaska
Bas Bean
G .E
Leome
Beauty Talk Highlights Parfan Sage For Hair Care
A compact feature promotes Parfan sage as a positive remedy for dandruff and oily scalp. The piece hints at blue trots and glossy hair results while urging use for healthier hair. It notes a guarantee and mentions W PRINips in relation to the product.
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Prinips
Medieval Knights Helmets Reflect Wearers Colors
A Maine mother preserves a long kept relic, a stained helmet from medieval knights. The artifact showcases the era’s artistry and hints at family history through generations.
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Schell
H. C. Stevens
Eerces Cary Purpose
Republic Paint & Varmish Works
Chicago
Ual
Elvnn Window Bess Co
MIT Stent
Frisco Beauty
Luis Firpo
Apr
Jeanette
Margaret Warmer
Ralph Rew
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S. SS
T. Hooker
Fort Arther
Texas
Arven Ysareast
RCO
Red Rose of
Lancaster
Milan
Silk
Gery
Lde
Matt Davoat
Tuenderine
Popattiyis Ae
Coats
Polaire
Paris
Che
Degerti
Abul Te
Alesire
Jane Novak
Far North
Grand Theatre Furifier Theatre
Greenwich Village
Rael
Mather
Jesse L, Lasky Presents
Waltrer Hiers
Billings
Beauty
SUNE
Maine
Sagaonerittens
Daly
Broad Street
Blanes
Robin Hood
Marian
England
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