Probate notices for multiple estates in Carlisle Ridgeville and Elyrie
Filings for probate include Kate Murphy and Lottie Parsons estates with appointments of administrators and executors. E Blanchard named administrator of James Aura Ward. Brinker named administratrix of William Brinker. Reed named administrator of Elizabeth Reed. Barbara Rand named executrix of Barbara Rand. bonds set at various amounts.
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Kate Murphy
E Blanchard
James Aura Ward
Carlisle
Na Brinker
William Rinker
Elyrie
Lottie Parsons
Sd Reed
Oberlin Personal Notes and Campus Events
Oberlin notes report J E Dayvus leaving for Alberta after visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Jessica Ravers ill from ptomaine poisoning. plans to return to Art shop. Chepin, Imma Mathell and Laura Lake attend Chronicle Telegram party in Elyria. Oberlin Kindergarten trainees host Washington Birthday parade. The Wack Writers Ball features tiny front-page reproductions of the Oberlin Review. A Korean exhibition at First M E church aims to acquaint residents with Korea, open 2 to 9 pm Saturday.
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J. E. Dayvus
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Canada
Jessia Ravers
Trof
W. H. Chepin
Imma Matehell
Mre Cheims
Akron
Laura Lake
Elyria
Qberlin Kinderzarten
Washington
Galtelbouen
Eibwem
Oberlin Review
Oberlin College Magazie
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Korea
Ted Hansbury Expelled From Oberlin Track Team
Oberlin College loses one of its best track men as Ted Hansbury is expelled over a stealing charge. The incident is linked to Oberlin's defeat by Ohio Wesleyan Saturday night, with the loss attributed partly to Hansbury's absence and the controversy surrounding the charge.
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Oberlin
Ohberlin College
Ted Hansbury
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin Holds Annual Washington’s Birthday Reception
About twelve thousand faculty and students attended the Oberlin College reception on Friday evening honoring Washington’s birthday. The event, nearly dropped due to low attendance in recent years, was kept alive after a final vote to continue the custom.
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Oberlin
Housand
Coljna
Washington
Annie Arnold Suggured Sunday Remains Found Dead
Miss Annie Arnold, 63, died at her Oberlin home Sunday morning from heart failure. She moved to Oberlin with her mother forty years ago from Buffalo and lived at 119 Limetreet. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home by Dr H L Bosworth. Burial at the old home cemetery near Rochester, NY.
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Mir
Zire
Boo Durand
Limtreat
Miss Arond
Old Home Cemetery
Rochester
Oberlin Woman to Lead Lorain County League of Women Voters
Howard Hitching elected President and Mrs O F Peabody named vice president of the Lorain County League of Women Voters at the annual meeting in Elyria. Oberlin members H A Miller C R Comings J P Sasger attended. speakers included Mrs Siddall of East Cleveland.
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George W. Andrews
O . Peabody
T. B. Grant
Wm Chaplin
Howard Hucking
J. B. Martin
Siddall
East
Cleveland
Week of Prayer to Be Observed at Oberlin
Observances begin tomorrow with a community Week of Prayer led by Mrs. McCannill of the Methodist Federation of Social Service. A Friday program will announce Oberlin’s newly elected representative to Oberlin in China who will study there for two years before returning. No classes Thursday as colleges nationwide observe the Day of Prayer.
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Peok
Ohbertin
Urarea
Bridivy
Shinsr
Msbop McCannill
Methoast Federation of Socaal
Oberlin
Obimiin
China
Ching
United States
Oberlin Meeting Substituted by Student Speaker
At Finney Chapel last night the planned HIV college workshop illustrated with slides was disrupted when Ray Mayer could not attend the Slain 31 session of the Young Women’s club. He was replaced by Oberlin student Chin L Chiao, a Shans graduate.
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Oberlin
Ray Mayer
Finney Chapel
Chin L Chiao
Kitney Testimony Sparks Senate Ot Lease Scandal Debate
Washington buzzes over what Harry Payne Kitney told the senate committee in executive session about an alleged million-dollar slush fund he allegedly helped distribute among high officials in the capital.
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Washington
Harry Payne Kitney
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Cincinnati Symphony to Perform at Oberlin Tonight
Fritz Reiner leads the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in the first Conservatory Artists Recital Course program at Finney Chapel tonight at 7:30. The concert features an overture and the Weber opera O Oberon split into four parts.
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Cincinnati Symphony
Oberlin
Fritz Reiner
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Oberon”Weber
Rabbi Organizes Jewish Pacifists on Quaker Plan
Dr Abraham Cronbach of Cincinnati forms a pacifist group based on Quaker principles. Members pledge to obey all laws, refrain from harming living beings, file honest tax reports, and strive for goodwill among all peoples.
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Abraham Cronbach
Cincinnati
Marmela Prescription Tablets Ad Claims Quick Fat Loss
Advertises Marmela Prescription Tablets promising rapid weight loss without dieting. Claims doctors endorse the product and urges readers to order directly from Marmoda Co at 4612 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan with emphasis on easy, painless results and no exercise.
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Marmoda Co
Woodward Ase
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland Market Highlights and Butter Prices
Markets note butter grades at the Cleveland Produce Market dated February 3 with prints and firsts priced per half pound to per dozen, oils and animal fats listed, cheese from York State at 28 to 50 cents per pound, and related packing rates.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
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