Icelandic visitor notes hot water piping in Reykjavik heating system
Miss Sigurjonsdottir, piano teacher from Reykjavik, reports Iceland uses a hole-in-the-ground hot water system heated by geothermal springs. She observes most homes and greenhouses are heated this way and explains a community system meters usage and stores hot water. She attends Oberlin visits to discuss teaching methods.
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Sie
Oberlin
University of Jead Syllable
Iceland
Kansas
New York
Reykjavik
Teeland
Sigurjonsdottir
Suer - John
Music College
Office of Education
Department of State
United States
Siggurjonsdottir
States
Ambulance Crew Saves Storekeeper in Norwalk
An ambulance crew led by Fire Chief Bill Lohman revived Wilf a A Osborn, 46, after monoxide fumes from a vented space heater knocked him unconscious at his Corwin Street shop. Driver Jim Smith and assistant Norm Kettle carried him to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital where he recovered.
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Norwalk
Bill Lobrean
Wilfia A. Osborn
Corwin St
Jim Smith
Norm Kettle
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Lohman
Osborn
Iceland
Teeland
Woodpile Chips On Old Time Undergarments And Observations
A nostalgic column features letters from E. B. C. and Harry Isaacs of the B V D Company in New York about underwear and branding. It reflects on Lincoln stamps, market prices, and jokes about men's lingerie while noting Oberlin and Ohio Newspaper Association humor. The piece also recounts simple daily observations and a tobacco quit attempt with humorous self reflection.
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Oberlin
Perry Tomo
Harry C. Isaacs
B.V.D. Co
New York City
Wood
Pearson
Department’ of Miscellane
Barden
Lincoln
V.D. Company
Kent
Brickley
Ohio
Equal Space Association
Columbus
Edward Young
Oberlin Teachers Salaries Higher Than Similar-Size Cities
Superintendent reports Oberlin teachers have higher salaries than peers in comparable wealth towns. Oberlin ranks third in maximum pay for masters degree teachers, with districts like Wadsworth and Lorain city schools offering lower or similar ranges. The report, by Robert W. Duncan, notes Oberlin’s above-average schedule and cites earnings gaps across the group.
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Oberlin
Wadsworth
Washington Court
Oberlin House
London
Kenton
XentalThese
Norwalk
Kent
Celina
East Liverpool
Conneaut
Wickliffe
Hillsboro
Orrville
Wellsville
Ravenna
Qbertin
Ohio
Robert W. Duncan
Bacelors
Lorain City
Elyriation
Duncan
Amherst
Wellington
Sandusky City
Tronton
Port Clinton
Circleville
Sandusky
Prayer Day Services Planned at Zion and Mt Zion
The Mt Zion and Zion churches hold a joint Prayer Day event Sunday evening at 8 p.m. in the Methodist Church with Rev. George Swartzinger delivering a sermon. Williams Moore and John Flort lead readings and select musical numbers by the Methodist choir to support the United Church Women mission program.
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Spencer
George Once
Lowell Coomer
Virginia Deruart
Mt. Zion
E. Swartzinger
the,Methodist Church
Wil
Ruby Gargerich
Zion-Mt. Zion
Council of United Worship
John Flort
Methodist
Women's Unit Study Planned at Methodist Church
Thirteen members of the Women's Society for Christian Service met at Mrs. Raed Misop's home for the first lesson of a study course titled Tesiah Speaks to the Twentieth Century Christian. Instructor was Mrs. Alsop, District Spiritual Life Secretary from the Norwalk District, who taught at Lakeside last summer.
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South Amherst
Women's Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
Raed Misop
Jesson
Tesiah
Alsop
Norwalk
Lakeside
Ex Professor Dies at Northwestern in Evanston Hospital
Robert J Wyness Millar former professor emeritus of Northwestern University Law School died Monday at Evanston Hospital. He had been associated with Northwestern for several decades and was a prominent figure in legal scholarship. The death was reported by university officials and local authorities.
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Evanston
Robert Jwyness Millar
Jemeritts
Northwestern University Law School
Kin Evanston Hospital
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Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Chronicle-Telearam
Bigris
Otto
Thers
America
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Miss Holmfriden Sigurjonsdottir
Borden’s
Borden
Bordens
Plain
Ourself
Tobaccoholics Anonymous
First! Baptist Church News
Roy Pearson
Fanse
Fairmount
Cleveland ST
Mueller
la Choy
Russell Idaho Bakers
Loin
Grennan
Texas
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