Obituary and notices from Oberlin area include birth, family, and funeral details
Miss Hubbard born October 1909 in Columbus. Family moved to Oberlin when her father joined the faculty. Survived by parents sisters Ruth and Marjorie brother Oscar and grandfather Dr. N. L. Rugg. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday at the house. interment Oberlin cemetery. Also appears a divorce filing by Chas M. Merchant against Mae E. Merchant for gross neglect and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hubbard
Columbus
Oberlin
Thiv Hall
Ruth
Marjorie
Oscar
N. L. Rugg
Oberlin Cemetery
Fragmented court note on divorce and custody petition
The document records a divorce petition by Eisgle against Oy Eisle on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. It requests custody of their child Kenneth. A separate fragment mentions Gertrudy Eisgle seeking a divorce and notes a long absence from school and later university return, with scattered personal details and belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrudy
Eisgle
Fran Oy Eiséle
Kemneth
Oberlin awards contracts to resurfacing two streets
Oberlin council awards East College and West Lorain street resurfacing to General Asphalt Paving of Canton. Bids amount to 21522.77 for East College and 8565.15 for West College. Bond ordinance issues delayed contract. new Griswold Act compliant measures approved. Topeka mix selected. work to begin with village financing until final contract finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, Aue
East College
West Lorain
General Asphalt Paving Company
Canton
East College Street
West College
New York Central
Main Street
Woodland Avenue
Prospect Street
Best College Street
Plum Creek
Dorothy Hubbard 14 Dies After Illness
Dorothy Hubbard daughter of Professor and Mrs G D Hubbard of 125 Woodland Avenue Oberlin died at home after a long illness. She was confined to bed since an attack while visiting Wilmington Vermont on July 4 and underwent surgery in December with a period of recovery until July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dorothy Hubbard
G D Hubbard
Woodland Avenue
Wilmington
Forver
Edna Preston Weds Lewis Mack at Oberlin Church
Edna Preston and Lewis E. Mack both of Oberlin and employed at the Racket start were married Wednesday afternoon at the church parsonage by Rev. Charles B. Ketcham. They rode to Cleveland with their employer and then took a boat trip to Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Moiss Edna Preston
Lewis E. Mack
Charles B. Ketcham
Cleveland
Eric A. Stevens
Duluth
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Wbunliowrp
Graham
Carratr
Old Springera
Hamburg
Pickerel
Charles W. Merchant
Feles
Chas. M. Marchant
Mae E. Merchant
Florida
Sunkist Navals
Witzer Ae
Georgia
Hallbut
Apacie
Faneen Renee
Grand Rapida
University of Michigan
Mary Vist
W. B. Chapin
D. Clowson
Weat River and Furnace
Campbells
Kellogg's
Boyd Mason
Barney Davis
West River ST
FP &G
Edwart's
Earl
Bilow’s
Damm’s Bakery
Broad St
Cala
Ring
Bologna
Edna Preston
Lewis
Mack
Arkasge
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Jewell
Oscar Strauss
Men of Iowa
van Doren
Dartfon
Pauline Story
Ga- Tuska
Johnson
Chimney Cormer
Paul Exo
Flatterer
Coryers
McCoy
Sweeney
F A. Sweeney
Wakeman
Rey Falke Edward Con‘ry
Salimeville
Reuben Rich
Rachmond, Ind
Weary Sanders
Huntington
Thf Wellingsworth
Groveland Street
California
Kahn & Anderson
Elyria
Fisher Bros
Broad Street
Cottage Creamery
Hoffman’s Market
Ers
Tlome
Cc. G. Dumas
Butts
Holcomb's
Antelou
Uw Mbo
Zcsic
Holcomb’s
Jologna
Minced
Caan Kitches
West Market House
W.A. Gerber
Gutscher’s Goodies
Ring & Long
James Nichols
U.S
Bread St
Wey
Alan Tumbler
Jelly
Jackie Coogan
Wontar
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