Noted Art Figures Head Oberlin Lecture Series
Oberlin College hosts five illustrated lectures in the new Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Building. Dr William M Milliken of the Cleveland Museum of Art opens with Baroque Art in West Austria, followed by a symposium led by Clarence Ward and scholars from Bryn Mawr Princeton and Yale. The program includes Frank Jewett Mather Jr and Dean Everett V Meeks, concluding with Modern Art.
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Oberlin
William M. Milliken
Cleveland Museum of Art
Oberlin College Department of Fine Arts
Dudley Peter Allen
Milliken
Austria
Cleveland Museum
Clarence Ward
Rhys Carpenter
Bryn Mawr College
Carpenter
Bryn Mawr
Columbia University
Balliol College
Oxford
Paris
American School For Classical Studies
Athens
American Academy
Rome
Frank Jewett Mather, Jr
Princeton
Mather
Williams College
Johns Hopkins
University of Berlin
Ecole Des Hautes Etudes
Willams
New York Evening Post
the Nation
the Post
Burlington Magazine
Marquand
University Art Museum
Everett V. Meeks
School of Fine Arts
Yale University
Dean Meeks
Yale Gallery
Frank Jewett Mather
Willian M. Millikin
Princeton University
Elyria railroad veteran recalls early yard life and engines
A longtime Elyria railroad worker reflects on half a century in the trade. He recalls starting with engine No. 476 and ending with engine No. 7810, mentions grade crossings and a smaller yard, and recalls D. W. Seward’s role as he toured the Toledo trip.
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D. W. Seward
Elyria
Toledo
Gerhart
Amherst Man, 73, Found Hanging In Garage At Home
Robert B. Bennett aged 73 of Church street Amherst was found hanging in the garage at his home by his daughter-in-law Rose Bennett at about 7:30 a.m. He used a clothes line from the basement. Bennett had lived in Amherst 15 years after moving from Lorain. He had worked in contracting, retired six years ago due to ill health and was a member of the Amherst Congregational Church and the Odd Fellows lodge at Sharon, Pennsylvania. He is survived by his wife May P. Bennett, a daughter Mrs. Jack Watkins of Penfield Junction, and a son Robert in Lorain.
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Robert B. Bennett
Church Street
Amherst
Rose Bennett
Pittston
Bennett
Lorain
Amherst Congregational Church
International Order of Odd Fellows Lodge
Sharon
May P. Bennett
Jack Watkins
Penfield Junction
Robert
Funeral Pending for Local Resident
Grandchildren survive the deceased whose body was taken to Schwartz Funeral Home in Lorain awaiting burial arrangements.
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Schwartz Funeral Home
Lorain
Ford Urges His Listeners To Stick To Guns
Henry Ford addressed about 1,200 newspaper publishers and guests at the Waldorf Astoria, urging them to stick to their guns and promising help with his son. Introduced by S. L. Thomason of the Chicago Times, the event marked Ford’s first public speech.
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Ford
New York
Henry Ford
S. £. Thomason
The
Chicago Times
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Thomason
Ford speech stirs crowd amid press scrutiny
The guest of honor received an ovation as Ford declared he was "on the spot" like the newspapers. He claimed press efforts aim to kill competition and named "the powers that be" behind the government. W J Cameron, Ford spokesman, said Ford's speech speaks for itself.
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W. J. Cameron
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Fire damages auto in Lorain plugging on Fourth Street
A short circuit in wiring caused a fire that damaged an automobile owned by Earl Freese of Lorain. The blaze occurred on Fourth Street at Middle Avenue and burned insulation on headlight wires only.
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Earl Freese
Lorain
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
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Elk’s Hall
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Journal of Archaeology
Charles R. Morey
Morey
University of Michigan
American School of Classical Studies
Tives
Bradley Road
Chestnut Ridge Road
Mill Street
Washington Avenue
Florida
Dean Everett V. Meeks
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Mrs. Thompso
Thompson
TSA
Procter & Gamb
Oxydol
MR Perkins
Lincoln Lawn
Florist
Broad Street
Fanchon
A.D
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