Local Notes On Families And Visits In Oberlin Area
Miss Florence Ralston returns home for holidays with Rév and Mrs Chester Ralston in Oberlin. E Cal lege st resident severe typhoid and heart condition treated at Oberlin Hospital. condition improving. Mr and Mrs Campell of Sullivan with Miss Cora Chamberlain lodging at 280 W Lorain St. H L Rawdon attends state conventions in Columbus. C M Shreffier's family aided in Ashfabla at Mrs Shreffier's mother's home. Mr and Mrs Harvey Bassett host Mr and Mrs W Lytle of Wooster. Lytle professor at Wooster College. Holland Levety of Caledonia visiting Gilbertin and Erie. Carson of Ambridge, Pa., visiting son W S Carson at 241 Morgan St over holidays.
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Florence Ralston
Rév
Chester Ralston
E. Callege
Warren
Ohio
Harvey Bassett
W. College St
W Lytle
Wooster, QO
Lytle
Wooster College
Qobertin Conservatory
Oberlin Mourns Mrs LB Fast 72 Buried in Oberlin
Mrs LB Fast, 72, resident of Flyrng and Oberlin, died Monday from pneumonia. Funeral at First Methodist led by Rev J, with interment in Wedwood cemetery. Survived by Henry B Fast of Waukegan NL, Mrs George Cotton of Elyria, and Mrs R R Waltman of Oberlin. She had worked as dresser here and had been ill four days. The piece also notes Oberlin basketball optimism and upcoming games versus Norwalk, Galion, Hillsdale, and Michigan foes.
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Oberlin
L. B. Fast
Flyrng
Wedwood Cemetery
Henry B. Fast
Waukegan
George Cotton
Elyria
R. R. Waltmian
Main Street
Norwalk
Galion
Dayton Buckeyes
Hillsdale College Michigan
Michigan
Hillsdale
Wheeler
Keller
Oberlinites
Ehe
Piek
Abobto
Funeral rites for Oberlin resident Eva Orr
Mrs Eva Orr aged 66 of 156 Cedar Avenue Oberlin had funeral services conducted by Rev N Van der Pyl after a long life in Ohio and Oberlin. She was survived by husband A A Orr sister and other relatives. The service followed her passing after months of illness.
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Oberlin
Eva Orr
Cedar Ave
Alegatiaer
N. van Dér Pyl
A. A. Orr
Mits
Evans
Near
Hullertod
Nebs
Brandon James
Mra. Orr
Ohio
Oberlin’s strength to be decided next week
Oberlin prepares for the season as Coach Kelerya relies on new guards tasting varsity cage work. Monday’s opener pits Oberlin against Norwalk Legion, with three freshmen and a fast floor. Veterans Marvin Winters Howard and Ed form the hopeful core.
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Oberlin
Kelerya Dew
Legion
Norwalk
Marvin
Fear
Winters
Waester
Ithe Ward
Howard
Pepto Mangan Promises Blood Enrichment and Vitality
An advertisement claims Pepto Mangan enriches the blood and builds red blood cells to restore vigor. It asserts improved energy within days to weeks, with a caveat to consult a physician if no improvement occurs. The product is offered in liquid and tablet forms under the Gude’s label.
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Gude
Amhon
Oberlin Pittsfield farmers to host joint Institute
Oberlin and Pittsfield farmers plan a two day Farmer's Institute on January 10 and 11 at the Oberlin Grange Hall. Mrs Mary Cartwright of Delaware will address community welfare and health while F Ly Shoenberg er of Portage County a noted dairyman will speak on farm matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Oberlin Grange Hall
Mary Cartwright
Delaware
F- Ly. Shoenberger
Portage County
Oberlin Professor Links Thunder to Mainspring Breakage
Chicago December 31 A Oberlin College Professor Williams presented that thunder showers can break watch mainsprings at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting. He argued the shock from thunder affects rusty mainsprings, not electricity or current.
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Chicago
Williams
Oberlin College
American Society For the Advancements of Science
Oberlin Personal Notes From Holiday Season Visits
Oberlin society notices list several residents and guests during the holidays. Mrs Fred Edmonds and family host their daughter Helen in Monroe Michigan while Miss Grace Mattia visits home. Bertha Angle, a Cleveland teacher, spends vacation with her parents. W E Heusner and Ted Crossen host relatives in various homes as festive gatherings occur around town.
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Oberlin
Fred Edmonds
N. Pleasant
Helen
Monroe
Mich
Bertha Angle
Cleveland Public Schools
F. H. Augie
Ads W. College St
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