Booklovers Tavern opens at the Majestic New York
Prominent men and women attend the Booklovers Tavern debut at the Majestic Hotel New York the bar repurposed into a book lounge. Horace B Liveright breaks an empty bottle to christen the venue as Miss Katerina Astra performs. Doris Stevens Leon Fleischman and others appear in the opening photo captioned with publishers and participants.
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Majestic Hotel
New York
Horace B. Liveright
Katerina Astra
Doris Stevens
The
National Woman's Party
Leon Fleischman
Wart Hool Hitert Tours Site for New Oberlin School
Franz Wart hool hitert of Cleveland and a committee member inspected the Walnut Street site for the proposed new high school building in Oberlin. Superintendent Rawdon and Warner reviewed plans and requested additional details to be sent within a week.
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Oberlin
Franz Warthool Hitert
Cleveland
Walnuteet
North Main
North Casent
Warner
Supt
Rawdon
Local Club Meetings and Socials Highlight College Town
Lorain County Schoolmasters Club meets Friday evening at 7 at Lera Acnonuer. Methodist Sunday school holds a social at the Sumners home. Odd Fellows Patriarchal night debuts eight candidates on Dec 6. various residents travel, visit, or return home for winter. Community groups including Eastern Star and W.R.C. plan meetings. Oberlin Boys' Work committee to meet Thursday at 7:30. local humor note ends the column.
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Lorain County
Eit
Lera
Cnonuer
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
G It
Sumners
Hollywood
Dee Born
Alte
Roy Wilson
Itt Wallwood
Sutudas Nour
Cherlin
Cherlin Oranch of Odd Petlows
Mary Keeler
Norwalk
C. Rand
Terteam Aiken
Nondlaht
Miro Atheneen
Mr Burgner
Stehecea
Katherine Hurener
Ann Arbor
Mich
Milton Osbern
Walter Sperry
Mt. Vernon
BR Sperry
Phil Ohly
la Ki McKen
Capt
Wool Cleveland
Teven
Thera
W. R.C
G. Alr
Bec
G.M. Bowen
Peter A. R. Widner
Pittsburgh Steamship Cn
Great Lakes
North Professor Street
Oberlin Boys’ Work Committee
Oberlin High School Mothers and Daughters Wool Dress Exhibit
The Oberlin High School home economics class hosted a reception for mothers and daughters on Thursday. Twelve wool dresses, crafted by students in the clothing and textile unit, were shown. Refreshments were provided by the class and many attendees enjoyed the display and social hour.
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Oberlin
Cathera
Caliay Teachers Get God Raise
Berlin reports a Board of Education meeting approved a raise for teachers. A 20 percent increase plus 2 percent parity yields a total of 34 cents per day for the remainder of the school term starting December.
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Caliay
Berlin
Board of Education
Fall term closes at Sin College for winter vacation
The fall term at Sin College ends at 12 a.m. December 29 with students leaving for winter vacation. The spring term begins January 6 at 1:30 p.m. and will run until June.
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Sin College
Jay
Union to Present Messiah at Cal
Cal Union plans a Messiah concert this December in place of the formerly scheduled event. Mrs Corinne Fider-Kelsey of York City will be the soprano for the sacred program performed by the musical union.
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CAL Union
Musical Union
Corinne fider-Kelsey
York City
Lecture on Abraham Lincoln by H Clark in Chicago
December 4 program features Prof H Clark of Chicago reading John Water’s drama Abraham Lincoln. Clark, principal of the Ithaca School of Expression, appears in America’s public speaking circles and is praised by Carptonton Magazine and Arnett for his engaging performances.
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John Brinkwater
Arennett
London
Vinci Vinol Ad Claims Nervous Health Benefits
A testimonial from Mrs. Herman of Kenton Delaware praises Vinol, la Delicate Mothers Wind Coo Liver and Iron Tonic, as helping nervous run-down conditions, appetite, sleep, and strength. The ad emphasizes beef and cod liver peptones, iron, and hypophosphites, and notes the full formula is printed on each package.
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Kenton
Del
Vinci
Education chief aim of church campaign
The Episcopal Church plans a broad campaign aimed at educating non churchgoers about its message. Statistics show sixty million non churchgoers in the United States, roughly the size of Japan's population, with efforts focusing on literature, news, papers, mass meetings, and personal visitation to reach community members who do not attend services.
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Episcopal Church
United States
Japan
Local Social and Family Notices From Eaton Haton
Sam Jdageech held an auction sale on Saturday. Mr. McGinnis and family of Ridgeville moved onto the place. William Pudley of Columbus spent part of the week with his father. Mrs. W. Schubert visited Elyria with her family. Miss Fla Lahiff Lahiff visited Cleveland for two days. Pudley hosted company from Cleveland on Sunday. John Lantsber broke his leg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ridgeway of Blyria visited their daughter Mrs. McGinnis Saturday. A son named a von was born to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wheeler of Cleveland at Grafton on Nov 14 1919. Mrs. P Wheeler visited her son's family at Grafton Friday.
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Ridgeway
Blyria
Mrs. McGinnis
Guy Wheeler
Cleveland
Grafton
Kider
P. Wheeler
Bakers Crossing Couple Observe Sixteenth Wedding Anniversary
Bakers Crossing residents Mr and Mrs A N H Hoeliger celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving with a turkey dinner. Attending were J Heifner and son Richard Albert Halley and family Chas Hicks and family of Eaton and C Hicks and family of Spencer John Hoice and family Curt Palmer and wife Merrett Parker and Lillian Ellsworth Laborie with Charles Parkers Other relatives visited over the holiday and several family members spent time with grandparents C M Dieterich and with Mrs Florence Dieterich Others hosted and visited during Thanksgiving and Mary Hileman returned home for a weekend visit.
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Lottie Dirlam
Kenneth
Harold Dirlam
Sullivan
C. M. Dieterich
Florence Dieterich
Mabel Neel
Arthur Cole
Visiting nurse to address Chestnut Grove Parents Association
The Chestnut Grove Parents Association of District No Carlisle will meet Friday evening December starting at 7 30. Miss Paddock the new visiting nurse for rural schools will deliver the address.
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Ass'n
Chestnut Grove
School program and nurse work event urged for all
A short program by the pupils will be held and all members urged to attend. The notice calls for all Persons interested in school work and especially the work of the school nurse to be present.
Fire sweeps docks destroying ships and property
Baltimore reports a blaze in the dock district destroying two wharves six ships and much property valued about 750000. H W Train a cook on a government vessel died from burns and several others were severely scorched. An old ad circulated seeking a widow or grocery partner with an address.
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Baltimore
H. W. Train
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Mentha-Sulphur Promoted For Clear Skin Relief
A skin specialist touts Mentha-Sulphur as the quickest remedy for breakouts irritation and eczema. It claims germ destroying properties prevent itching burping and irritation and leaves skin smooth. Two ounces sold at drug stores for a few cents and used like cold cream.
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Saya
Local Notice Summary Not Available
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Houstonia and C. W. Phillips but yields no clear event date person or organization to summarize into a coherent news item.
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