Oberlin approves traffic lights on Lorain Street
Oberlin council approves three stop and go traffic lights at Lorain street intersections with North Professor street North Main street and North Pleasant street to protect students crossing Route 20 area. College to pay for installation village to maintain lights with state highway department option to discontinue. Also appoints Robert Parish of Albion Mich as day officer replacing J Ford. Parish to be paid 110 monthly starting January.
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Oberlin
Lorain Street
Robert Parish
Albion
Mich
J.o Ford
Willese Council
North Professor Street
North Main
North Pleasant Street
State Highway Commission
North Main Street
Prudential Committee
State Highway Department
Sears
Beimg
J. C. Ford
Eheads
Skates and Knives Featured at Local Electric Store Sale
Readable items from the listing include skates, percotators, table lamps, carving sets, pocket knives, sharpening tools, hatchets, axes, and electric alarm clocks offered by Ingersoll and other brands. The sale highlights a mix of kitchen and outdoor implements alongside electrical goods and mats.
Konjola Relief Promised In Local Ad Letter
A reader from Beilstein Blue Sandaehsa Ohio praises Konjola medicine for stomach relief after weeks of pain gas bloating and fatigue. The letter claims rapid improvement within a month and notes the product availability at Philips Drug Store in Elyria and other area druggists.
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C. R
Korjola
Elyria
Philip's
Apisentira
Burglar Hits Garage During Owner's Absence
A theft at Guide Chevrolet on South Main describes a forced packing window, $70 cash stolen from a cash register, and rifled contents with no other major loss. The burglar exited via the unlocked front door while owner Morris Guide and an assistant were away for supper.
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Morris Guide
Guide Chevrolet Company
South Main Street
Guide
Eytian
Provin
Evilzatly
Rs Gubbie
Tradition to Ge Lost When New Store Goes Up
Hary Squire has bought H. A. Cook's South Main property and plans a new brick business block on the site of the former bicycle shop. Cook's shop was a longtime Oberlin landmark and tied to the town's bicycle riding tradition, fueling connections to bicycle paths toward Lorain and Elyria.
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Hary Squire
H. A. Cook
Predictions of a Numerologist and Personal Reading Ad
An early 20th century notice offers numerology readings for births on November 13 1870 and October 31 1891. It promises guidance on health money and future events including a spring change a possible trip and a home around 1935. The ad cites discomfort and illness fears but reassures with faith and suggests private readings by Mrs Chas Wynn at 119 West River via mail or phone.
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Ehemember
Chas. Wynn Numerologist
West River
South Main street to gain new brick building
Cook, a forty year bicycle repairman, plans to vacate his shop for a one story brick structure by Squire that can later add stories and host three businesses. Likely tenants include Venue Hat Shoppe and Gift and Apparel Shop. Other new South Main enterprises include Wearage and a gas station as the college prepares an auditorium by spring.
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Cook
Squire
Worth
South Main Street
Wearage
Henry Ghiermund
Janby Ooil
South Main
West Vine Streets
Oberlin— Main
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B. Tucker
North Main St
College
Percotators
Tupercorator
Ingersoll W
Hatchets
Maur
Kowicla
MB. C. R. Hasendpflug
Cook’s
Cowdensbeath
Scotland
Glasgow
North
Russia
The
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Conrad-Baisch-Kroehle Co
RCA
Radiola
A. C
Friel
ECA Radiola
Lesa
Broad Street
A.C
Ohio Public Service Co
Cities Service Co
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