Ro ions Problem to be Discussed by Paul Cravath
Erin December 11 1919 A Friday address by Paul Cravath New York on the topic The Ro ions Problem will be given in Finney Chapel Cravath a native of Berlin Ohio born in 1866 earned a B A from Oberlin and L L B at New York University He served in World War I and was honored by General Pershing with the Distinguished Service Medal Cravath led Allied War Conference advisory roles in London and Paris and belonged to the French Legion of Honor.
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Erin
Paul
New York
Finney Rlal Chapel
Cravath
Ohio
Berlin
aQherlin
Ellen Woodworth Art in Collision
Salin bulletin reports Ellen Woodworth and Lewellan Worth involved in a collision near Salin on December 11. Lewellan, aged 16, was badly shaken up in the incident.
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Ellen Woodworth
ART IN Collision
Salin
Lewellanworth
Boy Hit by Car on Main Street Struck By Bicycle
A bicycle rider collided with a car on Main Street just north of College Street at 8 00 am. The boy was dragged under the car briefly but is now not believed to be in danger and is expected to recover soon.
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Main Street
College Street
Oberlin College News Notes and Christmas Programs
Professor Merea and twelve Leos Homies members plan to attend the Posenza Trade Conference in Cleveland tomorrow under the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. Oberlin season tickets go on sale for the LL. A. Ineture course. The Oberlin College Dramatic Association has spent about two thousand dollars renovating Sturgis Hall for Christmas performances with improvements mainly in the basement and a modern dressing room. Le Circle Francais offers its annual Christmas program at 4 PM in Sturgis Hall with readings solos and choruses and refreshments afterward. The Conservatory will broadcast a program across the continent monthly via Union Trust Station in Cleveland. James H. Causey of Denver.
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College News
Orgrlin
Merea
Leos Homies
Cleveland
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin
Oberlin College Dramatic Association
Sturgis Hall
le Circle Vrancais
Sturgiss Hall
Conservatory
Union Trust
James H. Causey
Denver
Colorado man returns from Ruhr trip to speak for Dascomb young ladies
A Colorado resident spent Sunday and Monday at his daughter's home in Dascomb Cottage. Causey plans a concert talk for the Dascomb young ladies and friends to raise awareness of conditions in the Ruhr and Tepes.
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Colorado
Finth
Oberlin Personal Notice for Mrs Mor ris
Oberlin report dated December 11 lists Mrs. Mor r, of 90 South Professor Street, as a local personal notice item.
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Oberlin
Morris
South
Professor Street
Civic and Club Activities Notice in Oberlin
In Cleveland today for business, Monday Night club met last night in Masome hall. Mr and Mrs Budd Philips of Cleveland were in town a few hours yesterday. Philips served as electrician for the new high school building. Oberlin Circle of the Childs Conservation League and the W C To plan a joint meeting tomorrow at 8 at Mrs Charles Mayers 73 South Professor street. Mrs Elmer Taint state president to speak on Teaching Sex Hygiene in the Public Schools. Mrs Jessie Ford spoke on Rural Architecture at the Oberlin Womens club meeting with Mrs GC Woodruff. many members attended.
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Cleveland
Masome
Budd Philips
Philips
Oberlin
Child's Conservation League
W. C. To
Charles Mayer
South Professor Street
Elmer Taint
Charles Swasoc
Mies Vera LaDow
Belewen
Oberlin Women's Club
GC. M. Woodruif
West College Street
Jessie Ford
South Main Street
Unclear Market List with Miscellaneous Items
Fragmentary OCR reads like a market list with ducks, turkeys, geese, apples, potatoes and vegetables. Prices are garbled with a few legible figures such as 2.50 to 3.00 for tomatoes and onions.
Episcopal Leader Tucker Succeeds in Kyoto Mission Field
The Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker succeeds Bishop Rhinelander of Pennsylvania and brings a twelve year record as Episcopal missionary bishop of Kyoto Japan. A UVA alumnus, he led St. Paul's College Tokin before his 1912 consecration as bishop of Kyoto. He is the son of Rt. Rev. Beverley D. B. Tucker, marking a father and son serving together in the American house of bishops.
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Henry St. George Tucker
Rhinelander
Pennsylvania
Kyoto
Japan
Tucker
Beverely DB. Tucker
Southern
Virginia
American House of Bishops
University of Virginia
St. Paul’s College
Tokin
Todd's Tonic Praised By Elyria Resident
ELD SUPERINTENDENT NEELY DAVICH suffers pleurisy heavy colds and indigestion with stomach and back trouble. He credits Todd's Tonic as a powerful system builder that relieved pains and indigestion and improved appetite. He keeps Todd's Tonic at home and uses it in the fields. Sold at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store and other Elyria druggists. For out-of-town orders send $1 to H I Neaman, successor to Homewood Pharmacal Company.
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Todd
Benny
E. Market St
Akron
Muir
Elyria
H. I. Neaman
Homewood Pharmacal Company
Advt
Prohibition Probe Frees Junction Restaurant Owner
Plummer p Folk proprietor of the Junction Restaurant Lelpie Junction was found not guilty of illegal possession after a hearing in Justice Thompas Jr. tower's court. Two clerks arrested when state prohibition agents raided the establishment were also cleared. Folk was recommended for postmaster of Taepsic by Congressman C J.
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H. Smith Co
Masters
Ganna
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept
York State
Victor
Victroias
ELD
Neely Davich
Ngare
Thompson
Defiance
Montreal
Anorg
J. E. Wilson
West Poplar St
Sydney
Hare
Phillips Drug Store
Heldmyer Hardware Company
Broad Street
Che Teagle
Middle Avenue
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