Suburban News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Births
Community notes report a busy week with Grange meeting outcomes, local travel, and social visits. Birth announcements include Betty Joy Steinla January 22 and a daughter February 7 to Rev. and Mrs. F H Randall. hospital updates mention appendicitis and pneumonia cases, while society gatherings at Aid Society and Durkee home reflect neighborhood activities.
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F. R. Cousins
Grange
R. BE. Heath
W. A. Eicher
N. J. Hoskin
Burl Martin
Cleveland
California
Chris Steinla
Betty Joy
Oberlin to host mock presidential convention plan
Oberlin officials and students agreed yesterday to hold a mock political convention at Oberlin College in late May to nominate a candidate for the U S presidency. Professors Harbison and Sherman will seek suitable speakers to aid the event as the Republican convention in Cleveland approaches.
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Cleveland
Oberlin
Oberlin College
United States
Harbison
Sher- Man
Cleve
Bad Case of Woman's Wilness Remedied by Lydia Pinkham
St Louis woman describes severe female trouble and inflammation that left her unable to walk. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and can work, praising the remedy and recommending it to others. A nationwide canvass showed 93 of 100 users benefited. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
St. Lonia
E.pinkham
D. M. Beatcsamp
Morrison Avenue
St. Louis
Missouri
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Rebuild Europe Upon Basis Of Faith Plea At Oberlin
Oberlin college hears Dr. Rufus Jones of Haverford urge faith as the basis to rebuild war torn Europe. He chairs the American Friends service committee which feeds German children and aids relief through the public appeal of the American Committee for the Relief of German Children. Jones argues faith must be constructive and personal, guiding nations toward higher ends beyond mere science.
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Oberlin
Rufue Jones
Haverford College
Haverford
Oberlin College
Jones
American Friends
Quaker) Service Committee
Europe
God
Mississippi River
American Friends Service Committee
Oberlin Men's Glee Club to Stage Spring Concert
Oberlin Oberlin Men's Glee Club presents its only home concert of the year on Saturday under J. B. Wickler. The program includes Bom echein's The Sex in a second rendition after Chicago staging and Leslie Jeliffe will accompany. Also featured is The Monastery, a comic opera with historical notes, plus lighter songs and Parker's The Song in the West. Advanced ticket sales surpassed previous records.
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Oberian
Oberlin Men's Glee Club
J. B. Wickler
Oberlin
Bomechein
Chicago
Musical America
Leslie Jeliffe
Sir Walter Scott
Parker
West
Bible of 1478 Acquired by Oberlin Library Treasure
Oberlin College library receives a Latin Bible printed in 1478 found by Professor EB H Cox in Germany. The 18 by 3 inch volume in fair condition features leather trimmed wood cover and Latin marginal notes. Initial pages display pen and ink animal marginal sketches, attributed to a monk. Council Feasts Firemen at informal banquet. Oberlin Village Council hosts Oberlin Fire Department and water works staff.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
EB. H. Cox
Germany
A. S. Root
Hobb’s Hall
Hon George B Lockwood Plans for Chicago Convention
Hon George B Lockwood secretary of the Republican National Committee is drafting preliminary plans for the Republican national convention to be held in Chicago on June 10. He also edits The National Republican in Washington and publishes the Manele Evening Press in Manele Ind. He is a long-time Indiana journalist and former president of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association. Ida Tarbell to lecture at Oberlin Finney chapel on Lincoln’s political development as part of a four lecture series. Robert Simons of 185 Elm Street has returned from Philadelphia after an extended trip.
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George B. Lockwood
Republican National Committee
Lockwood
Chicago
National Republican
Washington
Manele
Ind
Manele Evening Press
Lockwoods
Indiana
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Ida Tarbell
Spese Oberlin
Ida M. Tarbell
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Robert Simons
Elm Street
Philadelphia
Local Notes From Brownhelm Area February News
Born to Mr and Mrs Nelson Newberry a daughter on February 8 1924 at Brownhelm. Mr and Mrs Burt Shotton hosted the Pedro club masquerade with a red and white Valentine theme at their home February 11. Guests included the Smootz Northeim Claus and other local families. Mrs H A Lawrence is ill. The Hardwares of Frederick were mentioned.
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Chas. Smootz
Axtel
Ray Lee
Take Taniac Health Advice From Miss DuShane
Miss DuShane shares personal experience and offers Take Taniac as guidance for those seeking better health, presenting a practical, experience backed approach.
Tanlac praised by Miss Marguerite Du Shane in Toledo ad
Miss Marguerite Du Shane, a Toledo department store employee, touts Tanlac for relief from nervousness, indigestion, and insomnia, claiming improved nerves, appetite, complexion, and energy after use. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by druggists and has sold over 40 million bottles.
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Marguerite du Shane
Fernwood Ave
Toledo
Ohio
Lorain Templars Visit and Local Updates
Mrs G Barthome Miss Pauline Barthome and Frank Barck visited Mr G Barthome at St Josephs hospital in Lorain. G Barthome, eye injury, returned home from hospital. Mrs W Hastings and daughter Jean and Mrs Smith Hastings of Elyria spent Tuesday with relatives here. Durand Brandon returned to school after weeks away. Mrs Erwin Standen improving. Local families John Nelding Fred Nelding and daughter Doris hosted at Christopher Bauer home. Pauline Bartlone of Elytia visited. Congregational church council met to plan Easter service.
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Lorain Templars
G. Barthome
Pauline Barthome
Frank Barck
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lorain
Ernest Barthome
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
W. Hastings
Jean
Smith Hastings
Elyria
Durand Brandon
Erwin Standen
John Nelding
Fred Nelding
Doris
Hugby
Christopher Bauer
Edna Standen
Helen Horvath
Pauline Bartlome
Elytia
Council of the Congregational Church
Kellogg's Bran Promises Health Through Regular Bowels
An advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a cure for constipation and a preventative for numerous diseases. It claims the cereal cleanses the intestines, removes toxins, and improves children's health, with a money back guarantee if not eaten regularly. Doctors allegedly endorse the product based on experience.
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Kellogg’s
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