Harkness Rites and Institute Events At Oberlin
The funeral for Edson Jesse Harkness of Oberlin, born 1843 in Ontario New York, was held at his home after his death in his 73rd year. he practiced law in Chicago and is survived by three children Edith, Frank, and Standish. Separately, the Ohio Congregational Ministers Institute opened with lectures by Buckler and others at Oberlin College, plus a violin recital by Rebel Johnson with Mrs. William Bennet accompanying.
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Guanes
Edson Jesse Harkness
Yesterernoon
Nicholas van 1
United Cantional Church
Harkness
Oberlin
Ontario
New York
Chicago
Ho Te
Chilren
Edith A. Harkness
Spring Street
Frank BE. Harkness
Standay
Ekness
Westwood
Ohio
Ohio Congregational Ministers’ Institute
Oho College
Gherlin College and Theological Seminary
Rebel Johnson
Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
William Bennet
Handel
Brahms
Saint-Saens
Rimsky-Kortakow
Lé Drap-Mauresque
Asturien- Re Chanson
de Falla-Kochansve
Writer of The Prisoner's Song Dies in Fort Sam Hospital
Guy S Massey farmer sailor and author of The Prisoner's Song died last Saturday at the military hospital on Fort Sam Houston Texas after brain abscess and tuberculosis fears forced his move from Mamorno neck New York. Vernon Dalhart questioned reports Massey died penniless while friends credit Massey with the prison song origin and note Dalhart and Massey shared a home at 118 Halstead Avenue Mamoroneck before 1924.
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Guy S.massey
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Vernon Dalhart
Massey
Delhart
Halstead Avenue
Mamaroneck
Massay
Dallas
Robert
Veterans' Hospital
New York Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Masecey
Alice Clauson
Mamoroneck
Manhattan
Mr. Delhart
Mon- Guy
Guy
Local note on Miss Glausen visitation in Mamaroneck
A brief reminiscence mentions knowing Miss Glausen in Mamaroneck and visiting her. The speaker reveals uncertainty about a romantic involvement with her and recalls an agreement with Guy regarding a song.
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Miss Glausen
Mamaroneck
Guy
Private exchange leaves business matter unnamed
A fragment from a contemporaneous page quotes a speaker noting that details will not be disclosed and that the matter is a personal business issue, with both parties having taken what they wanted. The remark emphasizes privacy and personal interest only.
Olmsted Teams Continue Winning Run in Local Games
In Olmsted on February 8 the Juniors beat St Marys church Elyria by two points while the Seniors triumphed 25 to 8 over Dover. Olmsted Falls edged Olmsted 26 to 10 at Berea February 10. The Seniors then beat Columbia Steel Elyria at Ridgeville, with the Olmsted squad prevailing. Sunday school officers met at the Smith home February with a heavy snow.
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North Olmsted
Olmsted
St. Mary’s Church
Elyria
Dover
Berea
Olmsted Falls
Columbia Steel
Ridgeville
William Smith
Community notes and social outings in West Side region
Friday night snow plow assistance by Edgar Seese and a new touring Cas for Fred Wilford appear among local mentions. The Valentine party at the church February 10 drew a large crowd, with group meetings planned February 12 and February 18. Guests included William Grant, John Dunbar, Arthur Atkinson, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gould. A bowling gathering welcomed Canorians from Cleveland and North Olmsted, Irving Watson reported two new cars, and the Good Fellowship Club scheduled an event for February 17. Sunday visitors included Mrs. Frank Pape and Dorothy, Miss Gertrude Lamb, and Ray Watson. Lakewood players noted heavy snowfall. local businesses urged buying sheltered coal from West Side Lumber.
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Valentine
Amet
Congregational Church
B. F. Salisbury
William Grant
John Dunbar
Arthur Atkinson
W. J. Gould
Cleveland
North Olmsted
Irving Watson
Good Fellowship Club
Frank Pape
Dorothy
Butternut Ridge
Gertrude Lamb
Berea
Ray Watson
Fields
L. W. Lamb
Lakewood Players
Lake
St Claudia religious drama to be staged at North Olmsted
Wood Congregational church will present St Claudia a religious drama of 1924 at North Olmsted Congregational church next Sunday evening February 21. Miss Gertrude Lamb Berea spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Frank Pape. Miss Viola Sanford Mastic road spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs Irving Watson. In the past 350 years five periods saw women vastly outnumber men in Great Britain each followed by a decade to fourteen years of imbalance.
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Wynn C. Fairfield
Oberlin
Shansi
China
Church Workers Institute
James Brand House
Carl D. Burt
Education ‘Department
Evmil L. Larson
Education Department
Gilbert Lovell
West
Great Britain
Equal Numbers Then A Feminist Leader Rose
The passage notes a shift in gender balance with many boy babies causing the fair sex to become outnumbered. It mentions Frederika Plaminkova, a noted feminist leader in Czechoslovakia, elected to the upper house of the Czechoslovakian parliament.
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Frederika Plaminkova
Czechoslovakia
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Edwin Grasse
Sambourin Chinois
Kreisler
Oeresa
Narragansett Bay
Mass
Coast Guard
Mojave
Coast
Sta
Gov't. Military Hospital
Dreamland
Ramon Novarro
Adventures of Magic and
Caree
Florist Newell Hotel Bid
Rivoli
North
Magnesia
Phillips
Any
International News
Edgar Seese
Fred Wilford
West Side Lumber
Eae
Paas
Golashes
Star Shoe Shop
Carey
the Carey Company
H. L. Foster
E. Bridge St
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