Eagles Initiation Promotes Justice Talk at Elyria Aerie
Twenty eight new members joined the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Elyria last night, forming the silver anniversary class in honor of Conrad Mann. Past State President John A. Abel spoke on justice as a government and society goal, linking wealth distribution to patriotic reform. The event drew over 300 attendees with out of town visitors and featured talks by Cleveland Aerie officers and Amherst participants.
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Oberlin Trustees Discuss Centennial Plans for 1933
Oberlin College trustees debated the Hall Memorial and the 1933 centennial celebration. A special committee may decide whether to postpone the observance or combine it with next year’s commencement. Colonel Thomas Woods Stevens will direct a pageant as a major feature. The Hall Memorial may begin this year and be completed by fall 1933. Harvard economics professor spoke on economic planning and Louis Fischer discussed the Russian Plan.
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Thomas Woods Stevens
St. Louis
New York
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Department of Economics
Harvard University
Louis Fischer
the Nation
Wisconsin Governor LaFollette Cancels Oberlin Talk
Phillip F. LaFollette of Wisconsin was to speak on An American Plan at the Causey Conference in Oberlin but canceled due to important duties. He was replaced by W. Z. Ripley of the same event.
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Phillip F. LaFollette
Wisconsin
W. Z. Ripley
Funeral services set for Arthur Saxton Saturday
Funeral services for Arthur Saxton who died at his home east of Oberlin will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the East Oberlin Community Church. Professor Clarence Ward will officiate and interment will follow at Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin
East Oberlin
Clarence Ward
Westwood
Oberlin School of Commerce Defeated by Fenn Night School
The Oberlin business school team lost 27 to 17 to Fenn Night School of Cleveland in Oberlin on Wednesday evening. Their next game is in Amherst on Tuesday evening March 1 versus the Vermilion Merchants in a preparatory match for the Amherst Professionals and Lorain Ex-Hi.
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Lorain Ex-Hi
Girls Scouts February meeting hosted by Mrs Monroe
The Ranger or Collesa Scout of the Girl Scouts held a February meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Monroe. Miss Mildred Court spoke on Camp Fire work in Cleveland and how it differs from a scout organization. Bet-Dre was invested. upcoming March meeting with Mrs. Bertha Leonard will feature an International program.
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Girl Scouts
Charles Monroe
Mildred Court
Cleveland
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Bertha Leonard
Masonic Club Tops Odd Fellows in Cribbage Match
The Mason ic club defeated the Odd Fellows club by a nine game margin. Final scores were 2932 for the Masons and 2100 for the Odd Fellows.
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Odd Fellows Clu
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Mrs Harriet E Strong Clark dies in Cleveland
Word came this week of the death of Mrs Harriet E Strong Clark at her Cleveland home. A former Oberlin resident with her sons Hallan and Russell, she was active in First Church work and left many friends here. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Cleveland.
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Bridgette Club Hosts Dinner and Bridge at Oberlin Inn
Mrs. George Broadwell entertained the Bridgette Club at Oberlin Inn with a dinner last evening. Afterward, bridge was played at the hostess’s Upton street home. Mrs. Russell Young took first prize for high score, with guest Mrs. Walter Peake of Cleveland second. Mrs. Hartley Broadwell will host next.
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Oberlin Inn
Upton Street
Russell Young
Walter Peake
Cleveland
Hartley Broadwell
Union Street
Oberlin Community Notices Round Up
M D Wrkoff and F E Clevenger return from a Dallas visit to see Wrkoff's father. Jackie McGrann severely ill with scarlet fever at home. Kutscher to attend Ohio Business School Assoc meeting in Columbus. Rev MacFadden and family to Cleveland March 1 for new church position. Oberlin Business Men's Club meets at Oberlin Inn with a brief business session and Credit Association reports. Oberlin Canes to Start children’s piano recital at Warner Concert Hall. Berlin Chapter Royal Arch Masons holds two special convocations.
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Dallas
Texas
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J. A. McGrann
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Oberlin School of Commerce
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Browne and Muldowney Prepare for 5400 Mile Non-Stop Flight
Undaunted, Nat C. Browne and his war-time flying partner Edward Muldowney of Scranton Pa. plan another try within 10 days to set a long distance non-stop record from Old Orchard Beach Maine to Buenos Aires Argentina, a 5400 mile flight. A first attempt was forced to land in Boston by weather.
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Nat C. Browne
Edward Muldowney
Scranton
Old Orchard Beach
Buenos Aires
Boston
East Lorain Student Returns From Cornell Literature Course
Merie Cooper of East Lorain Street returns from Cornell University where he has engaged in special work in literature. The notice mentions evening vocation and work in the P. M. degree as part of the program.
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Merie Cooper
East Lorain
Street
Cornell University
Sanatorium Transcript Approved by Legal Ad Visor
Word was received by Frank Ellenberger, commissioners's clerk, that the lengthy transcript prepared for the $400 000 tuberculosis sanatorium was approved in detail by the legal adviser of Squires, Saunders and Company.
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Frank Ellenberger
Squires, Saunders
County approves largest bond issue for TB hospital
Dempsey of Cleveland bond firm notes this is the county's largest authorized issue now detailed for tuberculosis hospital legislation Ellenberger expresses pleasure as his transcript gains approval.
Cervantes Said to Die of Hunger in Mystery Death
The famous Spanish author Cervantes, creator of Don Quixote, is reported to have died after a period of hunger. His death, dated to the early 17th century, remains a topic of historical note and debate.
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Cervantes
Don Quixote
When Gunpowder Came Into Use and War’s Promise
The remark notes that upon gunpowder’s emergence many predicted wars would end. It reflects debates about technology altering conflict and the hope for a pacifying effect despite the weapon’s brutal potential.
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