Oberlin Road social notes show community, visitors, and holiday gatherings
Dec 30 notes from Oberlin include J Campbell Jr visiting Cleveland, Bellevue guests, teachers aton and Charelton on vacation, and multiple family gatherings. Visitors come from Elyria, Ashland, Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland. Carols were sung for shut ins, and local residents travel to Lorain and Amherst. A closing sentence mentions rising dairy consumption in the U.S. over twenty years.
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Oberlin Road
D. J. Campbell, Jr
Cleveland
Albert Foley
George Hartwig
Bellevue
M. L. Hurst
Mary Charleton
Aton
Martha Charelton
Hudson
Jack Delphing
Elyria
J. C. Davidson
Frank Kitchenwiither
D. J. Campbell
J. H. Brumby
Kipton
Ger McRoberts
Dudley
West Husgia
H. Brooks
Clare Brooks
Andy Edmond
Alice Bungart
Oberlin
Nellie McRoberts
Pittsfield
C. N. Williams
Robert Bounard
West Ridge
Gar McRoberts
S. Steinbinder
Varga
A. Durlam
LaPorte
Harold Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Rae Hollis
Clara Hollis
Lloria
H. McGregor
Frank Krueger, Jr
Amherst
T. Harper
Frank Krueger Sr
Harry Murphey
Obelin
Charles James
Billy
Archie Hall
A. A. Saxton
Dan Dudley
Lorain
M. Feker
van Brookse
Chicago
E. Haylor and Son
J C. Davidson
Wickersham report awaited as prohibition issue nears
Washington December 30 UPI The Wickersham commission resumed sessions seeking a finalized report due January 6 after Congress reconvenes. The panel is expected to avoid controversial recommendations and limit findings to its investigation with enforcement suggestions. The House plans a fight on the extra 2 million dollars for the prohibition bureau, to be reported by the Appropriations Committee between January 10 and 15.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Wickersham Commission
Capitol
House Wetl
Prohibition Bureau
Appropriations Committee
Commission
House
Prohibition
Joint Justice, State, Commerce and Labor Department
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Disappointment Drives Dry Agent Increase in Congress Fight
The dry effort plans to hire 500 more dry agents as part of a broader push. The sub committee approved a 2 090 000 increase after a sharp debate with Rep. Tinkham and Rep. Mays, amid secret sessions and reports of prior rejection. Chairman Will Wood intervened to calm tensions as wet backers gain potential support.
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Neis
Congress
Tinkham
Mays
Oliver
Alabama
Capitol
Will Wood
Ind
Stanley High
The
Christian Herald
High
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Paul Revere
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