Oberlin Christmas Carols Draw Town to Early Morning Songs
Oberlin residents awoke to carol groups singing in homes and churches Sunday before Christmas. First Methodist Church morning program followed by Congregational Church at 4, with vespers and an evening carol at the Second Congregational. Informal tea Mondays and Wednesdays, club nights Saturdays. Helen Morrison Riggs read aloud, delighting attendees. The Graduate School of Theology received Professor Carrer’s oil portrait of a dove to display in Council Hall for now, later in the new building.
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Helen Morrison Riggs
Graduate School of Theology
Carrer
Council Hall
College students sing Christmas carols on Sunday
Two hundred students participate in a long tradition as they sing Christmas carols on early morning streets. The event, held on the first Sunday before Christmas, is among the college's oldest customs.
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Ober Erday
Rlin College Iis
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Club House Opens at 105 Elm Street Oberlin
The Waeelty club of Oberlin inaugurates its new club house at 105 Elm Street. With a modern heating system whitening and painting, the home of Professor Cur is now the club property. Dining room speaks to faculty members and staff.
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Waeelty Club
Oberlin
Elm Street
Curi
England Hints Trend Toward Old Alliance
London dispatch reports premier Lloyd George to speak on the outcomes of the cent conference as Britain leans toward balance of power and possible old alliance. Observers note delays in a league of nations due to American indecision and foresee further conferences in Paris or London to align on a future tribunal and German policy. The accord between London and Paris remains absolute with a French loan discussion and military coordination under Marshal Foch.
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Lloyd George
House of Commons
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Daily Telegraph
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Oberlin Notices and Social Happenings This Week
Oberlin residents hear from Prof. A S Root and Mrs. L M Jenney at the Woman's Club meeting. Home economics class exhibition planned for December 18 from 4 to 5 pm. Prof. Leigh Alexander visits Wooster. Clarence John from Napoleon visits Oberlin. Esther Andrews to attend Musical Union concert. Pansy Chapter 34 to install officers. Horlicks Malted Milk history noted with origins and Nutritive value.Names include Gwendolyn Dorothy Roberta Sayxer Quigley Andrews Yoats and others.
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H. A. Yoats
W. Vine St
A. 8. Root
L. M. Jenney
Leigh Alexander
St. Cedar Street
Wooster
Scott Thompson
Clarence John
Napoleon
G. J. Sayxer
Morgan Street
Robert Roberts
Gwendolyn
Dorothy
Cleveland
Walter Quigley
New York Central A. B
Roberta
Esther C. Andrews
Oberlin
Musical Union
Miss Andrews
The
Union Reserve Insurance Co
Times Building
New York City
Newton
Hortick
Racine
Windie
Horlick
Savannah Tailor Receives Record 130 Inch Trouser Order
A West Broad Street tailor in Savannah was surprised to find an order for the biggest trousers ever made in the city. The measurements call for a 130 inch waist, 120 inch seat, and 30 inch bottom, with an anticipated high price.
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Savannah
West Broad Street
Colonial style house with glazed piazza and brick chimneys
A 36 foot by 25 foot front Colonial style home features a glazed piazza or sun parlor, kitchen extension, and symmetrical front with central stair. It has oak finish, two chimneys, an oak living room with French doors, dining room, breakfast room, and rear kitchen. Estimated cost ranges 13000 to 15000 dollars.
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Emil Tantes
College Girl Knits Way to Yank’s Heart Story
A southern bride and college girl won Major’s heart by knitting a wartime sweater, rapidly marrying after three days of courtship. Don William Butler arrives with Pittafield Mass reporting the unusual romance unfolding nearby.
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Major
Don William Butler
Pittafield
Mass
Concrete five room houses built in month in Union New Jersey
Charles H Ingersoll displays concrete houses in Union New Jersey priced at 2200 each with a one day pouring and three days setting. Edison watches Ingersoll's poured concrete method as pipes and conduits are cemented in walls and the roof is concrete. The mold costs 7000 and can be reused for 100 houses potentially easing high rents.
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Charles H. Ingersoll
Union
New Jersey
Thomas A Edison
Ingersoll
Ingernoll
Coal restrictions dropped as mines resume operations nationwide
Chicago December 15 coal use restrictions lifted as bituminous fields reopen. Regional field directors oversee distribution while reserves normalize. About 90 percent of miners reported for duty with some locals idle awaiting wage adjustment by a commission likely to be appointed by President Wilson. Operators warn it will take days to clear debris before full hoisting resumes.
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Chicago
Pita
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Nerv Worth endorsement from Springfield reader
Mrs Buller writes that after influenza she suffered nerves sleeplessness and loss of appetite but two bottles of Nerv Worth restored her appetite and sleep She praises Nerv Worth to others and mentions drug sellers in Springfield Elyria and nearby.
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Clarence M. Butler
Clay &J
Springfield
Ohio
C. W. Phillipa
Merv-Werth
Elyria
Friction Ignites Piano In Moving Van Near Amherst
Amherst Ohio December 15 George Walker Way learned how he and others fought a piano fire in a moving van. The blaze began from friction on the piano and van side, igniting the instrument during transport near Amherst.
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Amherst, O
George Walker Way
Oraln
Hospital Notes Admission Sequences and Discharges
Admission entries list Marcus Bloomer jron hotel Ray Elliott Clarrison born to Mr and Mrs Dalton Carstos East Avenue a son also to Mr and Mrs C A Wise Fourth St a son Discharged Mrs J R Cooper and baby Cleveland St Mrs Clarence Brown and baby Oak St Florence Browning Oberlin Road Phillip Jones f scond St Walter Welch Elbe St Mrs Hay Johnson Prospect St Albert Webber Sumner Street
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Jron
Ray Elliott
Clarrison
Dalton Carstosson
East Avenue
C. A. Wise
Fourth St
J. R. Cooper
Cleveland St
Clarence Brown
Oak St
Florence Browning
Oberlin Road
Phillip Jones
Walter Welch
Elbe St
Hay Johnson
Prospect St
Albert Webber
Sumner Street
Dog Registration Time Is Now Here
December is the canine registration month. Owners must register dogs at the county auditor's office in Flyria. Fees are 1.00 for males and 3.00 for females. Unregistered dogs may be seized and owners fined 25 dollars.
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Mater
Chaplin Offers Palatial Home to One of Triplets
Mrs Elizabeth Fullerton gave birth to triplets in Los Angeles county after which Mildred Harris Chaplin, wife of the famed comedian, offered to adopt one child and provide a home and education. The mother, destitute, was deserted by the screen star's offer.
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Elizabeth Fullerton
Los Angeles
Mildred Harris Chaplin
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