Oberlin College News and Lectures Ongoing
Oberlin reports Professor Fullerton and wife and son leaving for Germany for a semester study at Tubingen. A lecture series begins with Dr Carl J. Wiggers speaking on Ductless Glands February 11, followed by other talks on topics like Drag ons and Vitamin studies. A February 18 vaudeville circus fundraiser by the Varsity O Club is planned in Finney Chapel. Miss Louw Blakely will give a senior piano recital February 4. Gladys Dawson, 29, from 91 South Cedar Street, is reported ill with mumps among students.
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Oberlin
Kemper Fullerton
Spencer
Fullerton
Graduate School of Theology
University of
Tubingen
Oberinn College
Robert A. Millikan
Carl J. Wiggers
Western Reserve
P. Wingate Todd
F. O. Grover
Oberlin Botany
A. P. Lothrop
Oberlin Chemistry
Millikan
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Louw Blakely
Warner Concert Hall
Berger
Tchaikovsky
Faure
Beach
Blumenfeld
Schumann
Gladys Dawson
South Cedar Street
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Campus tea social with monthly plans announced
Health officials report this is the campus’s only case. A tea was held Monday afternoon at the faculty club with about twenty five attending. The social committee plans to hold a tea monthly thereafter.
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Lege Health Officials
Faculty Club
Henrietta Grange installs officers and notes activities
Last Tuesday evening at the open meeting the Henrietta Grange installed officers led by Joe Mitten with Miss Mary Widdowson of Oberlin as associate. A musical program followed an oyster supper. Several Oberlin residents visited Elyria and Camden, and out-of-town guests joined the Grange gathering. The California League of Women Voters plans a statewide survey of working women’s health conditions.
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Nenrietta
George Unger
Robert Vetter
Edith Kropf
Carl Bates
Earl Kendolph
Harold Coates
Max Coates
Warren Unger
Edd Volk
Wady
Marion Dudley
Ceris
H. Emmerick
Flora
Eva Anmlerson
Pomona
Maildred Buck
Joe Mitten
Mary Widdowson
Oberlin
Evan Coates
Cleveland
Walter Walker
Alva
William Jaeger
Elyria
Homer Pelton
Camden
Lucy Brown
Te Grange
E. W. Walker
Ives
Hollis Whitemore
Henrietta Parent Teacher Association
Glen Seneff
Virginia
Florence
P. H. Altmiller
J. Ho Dunn
Lorain
The
California League of Women Voters
North Olmsted Community News and Events
North Olmsted reports local social life and activities from late January. Highlights include church games at North Olmsted gym with West Blvd Christian Cleveland 32 to 7 and North Olmsted second team 16 to 11. Community notices cover births illnesses travel, meetings, clubs, and a Feb 7 church film showing As No Man Loved.
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North Olmsted
Cara Shaw
Cleveland
West Blvd
Christian Church
East End
Norman Paddock
Kennedy Ridge
E. C. Blosser
Miami
Fla
J. W. Kuyper
Merton Barter
Margaret Daniell
L. W. Lamb
Collinwood
The
Congregational Union
A. C. Baldwin
Lloyd Beckwith
Vernon Bidwell
A. J. Hallinghead
Ruth Gouldie
Norman Miles
Eaton
Chas Gardner
Ruben Elliott
Alhough
Amherst Organizes Parents and Teachers Association
In South Amherst February 2 a school auditorium meeting formed a Parents and Teachers Association with 25 members. Officers elected: Mrs Emil Ruth president J C Carrol vice president Mrs John Thompson secretary Mrs R E Pelt treasurer. Mr Seele spoke. program featured duets by Marie Menz and Lelia Pippert and solos by Evelyn Ruth and Love Senda. Members approved evening meetings.
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Organsa Pp. & T. Ass South
Local notices and social chatter from Elyria area
The page records a sequence of community items including postponed Ladies Dime Society meeting to February 13, a Swiss Lodge dance with a Melvindale host, and various brief notes on residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Chris Koei moving to Cleveland, Clara McCord in Blyria on business, Anna Wagener and mother visiting Blyria, and several residents like Letia Heusener and Lettin Heussner pursuing work in Cleveland hospitals. Several families and locations named Blyria Elyria Lorain Amherst Oberlin Cleveland Obrrtia are mentioned along with measles confinement and local shoppings.
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Wes Gion
Melvyn
Chris Koei Nave
Crevelind
Clara McCord
Blyria
Anna Wagener
Harold Weston
Wiliam
Obrrtia
Cranston Wilkins
Cleveland
Godfrey Abersold
Letia Heusener
Lorain
Lospital
E.R. Johnson
Elyria
Bernice McBride
Columbus
George
Ford Heusser
Amherst
Lydia Smnth
Dewey Fachter
Oberlin
Charles Mathes
Charles Kolb
Warren Glongon
Ned Ruth
George Rice
Margaret
Misa Lettin Heussner
VY. Heussner
Miss Heussner
Cleveland Hospital
Children's Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
Yesterday's puzzle answered. Word prompts ask about leaning, a fierce Asiatic beast, past tense of eat, true correct, enclosure for figs, and what Noah built. The boy in the picture shows interest in a branch of learning.
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Noah
Actresses Signal Love Status With Earrings
Joyce Compton wears no earrings as she is single. Rita Carowe wears one because she is engaged. Dolores del Rio wears earrings on both ears due to being married, signaling their love status to others.
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Joyce Compton
Rita Carowe
Dolores del Rio
Joyce
Rita
Delores
Attorney seeks parking rule change near Court House
Attorney L. D. Namiin appeared before City Council asking release of the Fast side of Court House square from city parking rooms. He urged banning only on the Hast side except in emergencies to save attorneys from leaving court to move their vehicles from nine to twelve. The matter, discussed with the Chief of Police, was referred to the Street and Sidewalk Committee by Council.
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L. D. Namiin
City Council
Court House Square
Jie
Council
Siirel
Brighton Daanekadeee and Others Visit New London Home
Brighton locals include Daanekadeee Ye Be P Yee Hardy and others visiting Anas Tollingwood in New London. Stockholders of Brighton Farmers Elevator Company held their annual meeting with directors Bert Ewell Clyde Lee and Earl Merell reelected. County Agent C. G. Rowland spoke from Elyria. Walter Mosher and Lawrence Fenner traveled to Norwalk, and Clair Gass went to Cleveland on business. Homer Fenner works in Homerville. A. N. Searles and Lewis Searles family visited. Mrs. Gill and Mrs. Oll are mentioned with illness and care. Policewomen in St. Louis reported nearly 3,000 arrests last year. Trunks Lug gage Gloves are 20 percent off during the semiannual discount week. Foster-Fitch Co.
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Daanekadeee
Norwalk
Clair Gass
Cleveland
Homer Fenner
Homerville
A. N. Searles
Lewis Searles
Mra
Mr. Brown
Pittafield
Ora
Muaiham
BH. Gill
Promoted Students Enter High School Amid Hectic Visit
Mr. Mastom described a crowded scene as about one hundred students from Branklin Gates Mamfid McKinley schools gathered at the town building to enter the high school.
Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
W Phillips guarantees Mentha-Pepsin will banish indigestion pepsia and stomach catarrh within minutes. The ad claims one tablespoon removes pain dizziness breathlessness and heart pounding and promises a bottle will restore a person to their contented self with full relief from discomfort and related ailments.
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W. Phillips
Treg
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