Diversified Snake Fashion Hits Paris Summer Shoes
Paris reports a spring revival in reptile skin shoes with dyed skins and natural tones, lizard and water snakes among fashionable yet pricey options. Beige expected as the summer staple while elaborate embroidery fades from shop windows. News notes include social visits across Milan, Elyria, and Carlisle, with several families hosting gatherings and a funeral attended by locals.
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New London Social Life and Local Business Change
Mrs. P H Burk celebrated a birthday with family and friends at West Main Street, with surprise visits from siblings and relatives from Michigan. J L Fuller sold the Fuller business to C L Ford, who will run both stores, while J J Eccles remains as manager. The M E Ladies' Aid planned chair refinishing and new rugs. Five hundred games were enjoyed at T P Lilley’s East Main residence, with Pineapple taste and sandwiches served. District Conference attendees heard reports from local institutions, and deaths of Mrs Kate Cunningham and Nora Coates were reported with funeral plans forthcoming.
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New London
P. H. Burk
West Main Street
C. H. Burk
Boyd
Alfred Burk
Fred Burk
St. Johna
Michigan
George Fetterman
Ray Fetterman
Akron
W. B. Messenger
Youngstown
Inlan
Paul Messenger
Fuller
Ford Grocery
C. L. Ford
Frank Ford
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Aid
Rotary Club
T. P. Lilley
East Main Street
Sarah Griffin
H. Reed Culbertson
Norwalk
Oberlin
Sidney Mayer
Clyde
Reder
Home For
Elyia
Hoover
Lakeside Institution
Kennedy
Baldwin Wallace
Converse
St. Lukes Hospital
van Dusen
Home and Foreign Missions
Wood
Wadsworth
Kirby
Kate Cunningham
South Main Street
Unningham
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Oberlin Socials Share Guests From Nearby Towns
NEW OBERLIN April 25. Mr and Mrs Sump and daughter and Mr and Mrs Feas and family of Elyria were guests of Mr and Mrs Michael Smith Monday evening. Mrs Florence Boise of Toledo was spending the week with her parents Mr and Mrs F C Brown and also called on G H H Dion family. M and Mrs F J Schmitz were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wolf of Sheffield on Sunday. Mrs J Emerich spent Sunday night at the N Lounsborough home in Oberlin.
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G. L. Champney
Augusta
Milan
Harley Telford
Dorothy Smith
Texas
R. E. Heath
Hazel
Earl Squire
Carlisle
Wi Manps
Carl Bates
Kenrietta
Germaine Will
Elyria
G. H. Dion
George Emerich
Michael Smith
I ¢. Brown
Toledo
C. M. Farnsworth
Wellington
Clarence Peabody
Town Line Road
Elvria
C Pomroy
Lounsborough
Emma Wohleber
Carl Schmitz
Wm. Davis
Oberlin
Clara Peabody
Wakeman
New Oberlin
Sump
Feas
Florence Boise
F. C Brown
HH. Dion
F. J Schmitz
Wolf
Sheffield
J. Emerich
N. Lounsborough
Miami Chosen for 1930 ASCE Convention
Miami has been selected to host the 1930 convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the oldest U S engineering society with a 15 000 member base.
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Miami
Fla
Miam
American Society of Civil Engineers
United States
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