Clark Selected as Deputy Marshal in Oberlin
Oberlin village council approved C. J. Clark as deputy marshal and moved to bid for North Park street sewer work. A new street light on South Professor street was approved and speed limit signs planned for key streets with 15 or 25 mph districts. The council also accepted a plat for a Kibbal and Sweet addition and debated liability for a college student’s ice fall on 47 North Main Street.
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Oberlin
C. J. Clark
West Lorain Street
West College Street
Kibbal
Sweet
Oberlin Citzen
North Mainstreet
Smith
Oberlin college theater draw exceeds capacity at first showing
Over 150 people were turned away from the first showing of The Thief of Bagdad presented by the Better Movie Board of Oberlin College Dramatic Association in Finney Chapel. A capacity audience included people from surrounding towns and cities.
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Bagdad
Better Movie Board
Oberlin College Dramatic Association
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Dillfield
Wellington Briefs Show Local Events and Notable Ventures
A Wellington church covered dish supper followed by a business meeting concluded with no remodeling plans. Local glee clubs prepare a schoolhouse party with dancing. New London teams visit for Wednesday basketball. Rebekah Sewing society held meals and meetings at Odd Fellows hall. Delmar Roedel and Claire Hill return from Ann Arbor. A London report notes the first woman tobacco taster. Japan employs women detectives for railways and stores. Mrs. Dora Stockman seeks re election to Michigan State Board of Agriculture.
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Wellington
Methodist Church
Glee Club
New London
Rebekah Sewing Society
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rebekahs
H. H. Smith
E. E. Watters
Dora H. Stockman
Michigan
State Board of Agri Culture
Juana Inés de la Cruz, early Mexican poet
One of Mexico’s most famous poets of early days was Juana Inés de la Cruz, a woman whose writings are read wherever the Spanish tongue is spoken.
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Mexico
Juana Inez de Gla Cruz
Oberlin Narcissis Club Event Honors Merricks at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley hosted the Narcissis Club at 217 North Pleasant street in honor of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Merrick with a bridal shower and gifts including electrical appliances. A correction note explains misprints about local births and a Rio trip. Kenneth McKay, tied to a Cleveland address, was held in Oberlin lock-up for a day while auto ownership identity was verified.
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Oberlin
Harry Kelley
Narcissis Club
North Pleasant Street
J. R. Merrick
Jesse Rosecrans
Ross Rosecran
Ralph Warner
Brazil
Saranac Lake N. Y
Warner
Oberlin High School
Rio de Janneiro
Rev
Joint-Base Promises Relief for Rheumatic Joints
An advertisement touts Joint-Base as a remedy for stiff inflamed joints claiming it soaks in, eases agony, reduces swelling, and loosens joints after ordinary cures fail. The ad features bold claims and urges readers to remember the product name.
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Phillips
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C. d. Clark
George M. Jones
Park Hotel
T. TL. Murray
C C Lk. Cipson
Cleveland
F. Co. Nevony
Columbus
E. A. Cobb
Jamestown
N. Y
Ela. Schneider
Sidney, O
FF. R. Zellers
M. Davis
Chicago
Howard Smallwood
Bowling Green
A. B. Curtice
London
Japan
Aod
Europe
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Phillips’ Drug Store
Oberlin Briefs
Rei
Kashas
Leonhardt
Coats
Bolivias
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