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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
3
On Tuesday February 10 beginning at 7 30 Wellington Grange will be present and put forward activities plans and discussion for the community.
James Baldwin aged 85 died at his home 328 South Professor Street Oberlin after months of poor health. Born in Connecticut on August 5 1839 he came to Oberlin with his family and lived in Pittsfield as a farmer later gaining fame in poultry circles earning the nickname Turkey Baldwin. He helped found the Congregational church in Pittsfield and lived on South Professor Street for 26 years. He leaves no surviving relatives. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the First Church and burial will follow in Westwood Cemetery. He was a member of United Congregational Church.
Clergymen learn of a sudden death in China on December 19 caused by a brain clot. The report notes Mrs Hipps a Conservatory graduate who taught in Nanking and Oberlin then China, and mentions church and club events and meetings in Oberlin February 9 10 11 12 including Willard Memorial meeting and various social gatherings at local homes and halls.
Nine teen growers attended the first Horticulture meeting at the Birmingham school building Tuesday evening. It was decided to start meetings at 8 pm and adjourn at 9 30. F Gillam spoke on pollination and fertilization of fruit blossoms. The meeting announced there will be no session next Tuesday due to a Farm Bureau program. The Birmingham Machinery Short Course begins Monday at 9 30 am for mowing machine work. two more mowers can be accommodated if brought in by 9 30 am.
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