First Congregational Church at Oberlin’s Rich History
Berlin February 27 The restored First Congregational Church building sparks memories of Oberlin’s early church life. The old structure, tied to notable figures like Charles Finney, hosted large crowds, anti slavery sentiment, and prohibition activity. Gifts of stock and odd offerings shaped its construction and upkeep.
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Penfield Notes From Myrtle Gregg and Local Events
Community roundup from Penfield includes visits by Mrs. Elizabeth Grege of Huntington and W. G. Grege, Farm Woman's Club gathering with prizes and needlework, and a large funeral for Mrs. W. B. Andrews. Sports see Brownhem basketball visitors and local wins. A Valentine shower for Mrs. Benton and a Ladies Aid luncheon are noted along with a Poland famine-related danger story.
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