Birthday forecast teases talents and fate for born today
Chronicle-Telegram birthday notes describe outgoing social ability and possible careers in politics diplomacy church or stage. It lists notable natives like William Garrison John Jay Laura Hope Crews Fay Lamphier Mme Nordica Edward Carpenter Arthur Brisbane Peter F. Collier Sarah B. Cooper William K. Vanderbilt and previews daily zodiac guidance across all signs with cautious counsel and warm domestic themes.
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William Garrison
John Jay
Laura Hope Crews
Fay Lamphier
Mme. Nordica
Edward C. Carpenter
Arthur Brisbane
Peter F. Collier
Sarah B. Cooper
William K. Vanderbilt
Amherst Unit to Rotate Presidency Next Year
SOUTH AMHERST The Women's Association of the Congregational Church will rotate the presidency monthly. January will be led by Mrs. John Witt, with a future schedule for each month. Officers re elected at a Thursday meeting: secretary Mrs. Russell Moser and treasurer Mrs. Richard Burkhart. Sunshine chair Mrs. Werner Fluckiger. Devotions theme was Birth of Christ read by members. Prize winners named at social hour: Mrs. Ford Moser, Mrs. L. E. Craig, Mrs. Burkhart, Mrs. Lewis Kilmer, and Mrs. Wright. A dessert for 12 and two guests followed. Next meeting set for Jan. 22.
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South Amherst
Women's Association of the Congregational Church
John Witt
East Main St
Russell Moser
Richard Burkhart
Werner Fluckiger
Sunshine
Lewis Burford
Christ
Rodney Wright
Ford “Moser
L. E. Craig
Burkhart
Lewis Kilmer
Wright
Witt
Road Projects In Ridgeville Area Contracted
Contracts awarded for surface treating township roads Ridgeville LeaveNaze Road from Chestnut Ridge to Cuyahoga County Lot and Chestnut Rides from Reet Road to the County line. Hart Construction Co. wins Lear Nace Road and Chestnut Ridge Road contracts for amounts around 33 456.90 and 3 455.71 respectively.
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Ridgeville
Tve Township
LeaveNaze
Chestnut Ridge Ioil
Chestnut Rides
Reet
Cuyahoga County
Hart Constriction Co
Hart
Ridge
Oberlin College Receives $25,000 Grant from Fund
Oberlin College received a $25,000 operating grant from the General Foods Fund. Amherst and Hamilton also received $25,000 each after trustee selection from colleges with high scholastic and administrative standards. Oberlin will share $2,500 from the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges. Other grants included $25,000 to the National Foundation for Medical Education and $20,000 to the United Negro College Fund.
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Oberlin
General Foods Fund, Inc
Amherst
Hamilton
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges
General Foods Fund
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Arles
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Vergo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Uue
Tstasy
Geywmeyang
Gray’s
Josie the Lamb
Corr
Lectig
Paytery Ad
Remco
ST. Joseph
Priction Motor Express
Puck
Packey
Acre
Davy Crockett
Derry
Fara
Rainbow
Gray's Drug Stores
Adetts
POR
Hethieg
Miki
Afmeitt
Avtomang
Ast
Dad
Donald Duck Duck
Merry Beauty Shop
Rudolph
Oberlin College
Fost