Oberlin selects Monty Doane as 1925 Shansi representative
Monty Doane of Oberlin College has been chosen as Oberlin's 1925 representative to Shansi China. The secret selection, confirmed after a record number of applicants, was announced to students during chapel. Doane, a Lorain native, is a junior and held multiple campus roles including varsity letterman, president of the Men's Building, art editor of Hi-O-Hi, Phi Kappa Pi member, and Y M C A cabinet participant.
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Morain County
Oberlin College
Shansi
China
Oberlin
Monty Doane
Oberlin-in-China
Ohio
Loraine
Phi Kappa Pi Literary Society
German Mission Expert to Speak at Oberlin Conference
Professor Julius Richter of the University of Berlin will deliver three addresses at Oberlin First Church on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week as part of the Conference of Congregational Ministers. His topics cover world educational problems and missions, notable Indian and international figures, and lessons for home churches from missionary work.
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Oberlin
Julius Richter
University of Berlin
Mahatma Ghandi Rabindranath Tagore
Sunder Singh
Tony Gart
W. B. Thompson
Oberlin Work in Shansi China Highlighted
In Finney Chapel Mr Watts O Pye praised Oberlin College for building the Shansi program since 1900 on Boxer rebellion foundations. He urged that Shansi trains leaders for a forward looking China as Oberlin alumni Fairfield Wilson Hutchins and Forbes advance native Christian mission work. Lan Hua Liu and Clarmont Doane accepted Shansi roles, and a Crimson and Gold pennant from Shansi students was presented to Oberlin with wishes for 100 years of life.
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Oberlin
China
Watts O. Pye
Finney Chapel
Fairfield
Wilson
Hutchins
Forbes
Pye
Far East
Lydia Lord Davis
Parish events list with talks prayers and bishop visit
Women’s group led by Misa Lucia Fuller will discuss China’s Real Revolution at 3 o’clock. Holy Communion is set for Thursday mornings, with an evening prayer meeting at 7 30. No weekday services in the first week of March, auxiliary class still meets. Bishop Leonard will visit for confirmation on Sunday March 15 at 11 a.m.
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Misa Lucia Fuller
China
Leonard
Oberlin High to stage William Tell by students
The Oberlin High School Music Organization will present Willaim Tell in Warner Hall on Saturday March 7 with two shows at 2 pm and 7 30 pm The afternoon performance is for children with 10 cent admission Music will be provided by the glee clubs senior orchestra and the show is led by Professor Gehrkens assisted by Kenneth Umfleet and Miss Mildred Guy with dramatic supervision by Professor P D Sherman.
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Oberlin
Sinl
Oberlin High School
Warner Hall
Gehrkens
Kenneth Umfleet
Mildred Guy
P. D. Sherman
Oberlin Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Visits
Irving Metcalf recovering after illness. Oberlin residents attend a chicken supper for the Community church in Pittsfield. Numerous visitors register at the Oberlin hotel from Cleveland to Chicago. Korean students plan a commemoration of Korea’s independence. Frederick Grover readings at YWCA. Alumni secretary John Olmstead to speak at YMCA event. Men’s building library converted into an alumni room.
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Oberlin
Irving Metcalf
North
Professor Street
Oberlin College
Pittsfield
Nicholas van der Pyl
H. E. Arnold
E. L. Keiser
Severy
Chapin
Rogers
Miller
Chicago
I. B. Rieh
Columbus
Chas. C. Fehl
C. F. Durel
Buffalo
N.C. Pratt
Cleveland
KE. BE. Barnes
Ohio
Joe E. Beardsley
W. B. Jones
van Wert
K. Bunter
Jackson
W. St. Baldwin
Toledo
M. Parquette
Ashland
Frederick O. Grover
YY. W. OC. A
Roma Sexton
John G. Olmstead
German President Ebert Dies as Weimar State Holds
London reports consular condolences from Britain on the death of President Ebert. The message notes Ebert’s leadership during postwar democracy and his esteem among nations, with U S officials planning a formal tribute once the state department certifies the death.
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Hughes
London
Great Britain
Germany
Ebert
Foreign Office
State Department
Worhes
Bank of England to raise rediscount rate next Tuesday
London reports the Bank of England will lift the rediscount rate from 4 to 4 1/2 percent next Tuesday to offset the rise in the American rate and the pound’s depreciation.
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London
Bank of England
Rainers
Bus Co Asks Injunction Against Rival Bus Line
The Cleveland area sues Elyria and Cleveland defendants for restraining them from operating a bus line between Elyria and Cleveland. The suit alleges an agreement to withdraw a franchise and operate under the plaintiff’s franchise with a non interfering schedule and stock exchange. The court action seeks to prevent continuation of the rival service.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Toledo
Ih. Lioit
Nas Manning
Cheveland
Deants
Trl Commission
Pues
Mrs I C McDaniel Dies After Hospital Operation
Lorain reports the death of Mrs I C McDaniel 43 wife of R McDaniel chief clerk at the B and O office died at St Josephs hospital during an operation Funeral services set for Monday at 1 am at the Church of Christ tabernacle
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Lorain
I. C. McDaniel
R. McDaniel
St. Joseph's Hospital
Church of Christ Tabernacle
Weyer Mitchell rescinds blue law Sunday order
Chillicothe CHamber of Commerce board requested a change and Weyer Mitchell announced the rescission of his recent blue law Sunday enforcement order.
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Chillicothe
Chillicothe Chamber of Commerce Board of
Weyer Mitchell
Fire Claims One, Destroys Block in Saint Paul
A fierce blaze in Saint Paul Minnesota left one man believed burned to death and two others reported missing. The fire continued at noon with damages estimated at five hundred thousand dollars threatening the entire block.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mine Fire in Pottsville Destroys Randolph Breaker
A major mine fire in Pottsville causes about 600000 dollars in damage to Randolph Coal Company property as 300 officials and workers investigate the blaze. No casualties are reported.
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Pottsville
Randolph Coal Company
Man Sues Railroad Over Damages After Injury
A man alleges negligence by the B and O railroad company claiming injury while removing a hand brake from a car. He says two workers were to be provided with tools but was ordered to work alone. he was struck on the left leg, which became stiff and risks amputation. A separate judgment cites 1042.59 due in the court of common pleas.
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Joseph Secela
Settogega
Tecdav
Comnovie
John Tech Touex
John Ferra
Court of Common Pleas
Presses Charges Against Borglum
At Atlanta, a lawyer and president of the Confederate memorial association accuses sculptor Gutzon Borglum of destroying the memorial model. Borglum has been dismissed amid long standing controversy. The text includes unrelated verses from a poem, with uncertain relevance.
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Hollins Randolph
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Gutzon Borglum
Borglum
Indenture of 1773 Shows Apprenticeship Terms in Detail
F. W. Weeks of Kipton presents an original indenture dated September 10, 1773 between Alanson Lewis, Cordwainer of Cortlandt Westchester New York, and Joseph Strang, Saddler, binding Ichabod Lewis to seven years of service with strict duties, board and clothing, no wages, and moral restraints, concluding with the witnessed seals. The piece notes the harsh terms by modern view.
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F. W. Weeks
Kipton
Alanson Lewis
Cortlandt
County of
Westchester
Province of
New York
Ichabod Lewis
Joseph Strang
Hiim
Jos. Strang
American woman killed in auto wreck near Romany
An American woman named Cirwelingwalde berg was killed when the automobile she rode in overturned and toppled into a ditch near Romany. Her husband was reportedly in California and she is not listed at American consulates or circles here.
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Paris
Cirwelingwaldeberg
Romany
California
American Woman's Club
Bank Heist Report From Barnhart Missouri
Bank held up near Barnhart 30 miles south of St Louis. Suspects fled toward St Louis pursued by a hastily organized group. Details unclear due to damaged text. Local authorities investigating possible ties to eastern banks.
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Louis
Mate Bank
Barnhart
Missouri
M. Louis
Vets Talk to Sullivan Students By Wellington GI Post
Wellington G A R officers led by S A Williams and J E Fields visited Sullivan Ashland county February 26 to address the entire school in the new auditorium. The Congregational minister and parents attended as Comrades William Arndt and Jacobs, the last Sullivan Civil War veterans, participated.
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Wellington
T. M. Pfeiffer
Artie Jones
S. A. Williams
J. E. Fields
Hzinlin Post
G. A. R. Wellington
Sullivan
Ashland County
William Arndt
Jacobs
Sophomore Chapel Program and Bible Study Notice
The Sophomore class hosted a Chapel program featuring readings and musical acts by Helen a Stayka Leola Ziegler Jeannette Johnson Lucile Markey Virginia Warren Tessie Walsh and a school song. Inter national Bible Students announce a study session Sunday 10 to 11 A M at Mr and Mrs Ross home and a Bible talk Wednesday by J A Bohnett on Jews Rebuilding Palestine at the Grange hall 7 30 P M with no admission or collection.
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Wellington
Helena Stayka
Leola Ziegler
Jeannette Johnson
Lucile Markey
Virginia Warren
Tessie Walsh
International Bible
J. A. Bohnete
New York City
Paastine
Bohnett
Pastor Russe
Grange Hall
Sunday Visitors Weave Through Amherst And Oberlin
Mr and Mrs S Nash and son Chester were dinner guests of Mrs Lt Henson in Elgria. Clarence Albrichts spent Sunday with Rein hardts in Amherst. Mervin Schubert and East Amherst family visited Will Schubert. John Franklins hosted at Harley Franklins in South Amherst. Fred Bergs shared Sunday with relatives in Oberlin. Ed Schramm and daughter Juanita attended Oberlin mothers and daughters banquet. Eleanor Berg visited friends in Elyria. Vetta Schubert attended a Grange meeting in Amherst. The Schramms and Bergs celebrated the 18th wedding anniversary with Ed and Fred Derg, followed by lunch.
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S. Nash
Chester
Lt. Henson
Elgria
Clarence Albricht
Oberlin
Eleanor Berg
Elyria
Vetta Schubert
Grange
Amherst
Fred Bere
Ed Schramm
Fred Derg
League of American Pen Women Said to Be Largest Women’s Literary Group
The League of American Pen Women is described as the world’s largest organization of women writers and artists. It is highlighted for its broad membership and influential role in promoting women’s literary achievement.
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The
League of American Pen Women
Foster Ideal Bed Awarded at Wilkins Struck Co
A Foster Ideal bed was awarded to Mrs. John Ball of 135 Cascade Street as the tenth name drawn from a box of several hundred at the Wilkins Struck Company. The drawing drew a large crowd and featured ten names including Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Karchner and others. committee members were F. A. Thompson, Mrs. Walter Myers, and Mrs. J. E. Holden.
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Wilkins Struck Company
John Ball
Cascade Street
Cuthbertson
Bird
North St
Geo. Flood
Chestnut St
Cascade St
P.co
F. A. Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Myers
J. E. Holden
Children’s pictorial cross word puzzle
A description of a pictorial crossword where words start in numbered squares and run across or down. Clues include Word 1 across what dogs and coyotes do at moon, Word 3 across a tail-less leaping animal that lives on insects, Word 4 across a trimming used on little girls clothes, Down Word 1 a place travelers find food and rest, Down Word 2 a long handled cup like spoon or dipper.
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Moon
Livestock Market Report Amid Varied Receipts
Cattle receipts 200, market steady. Fat steers 9.09 to 10.50, butcher steers 7.00 to 9.00, cows 2.00 to 4.00, calves 13.00 to 15.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 500, market steady with lambs 17.50 to 18.25, wethers 9.00 to 10.00, ewes 8.00 to 9.00. Hogs receipts 1500, market up about 10 cents. hogs 12.35 to 12.40, heavies 12.60, pigs 11.00.
Empire group hits silver jubilee with thirty thousand members
The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire celebrates its silver jubilee marking 30 000 members across Canada in a milestone for the national organization.
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Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire
Canada
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by readers
Two letters from readers in Valdosta Georgia and Battle Creek Michigan describe relief from severe female ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One reviewer credits reduced nervous symptoms and back pains, the other notes relief from pains and swelling and intends to continue use and encourage others to write.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Valdosta
Georgia
Lydie E. Pinkham
L.O. Dasher
R.E.D
Box
Battle Creek
Mich
Cleveland
Lydia FE
Champion St
Battle Creek, Mich
Bishopric Stucco: A Durable Weatherproof Home Exterior
An advertising description touts Bishopric Base a water proof fibre board with asphalt mastic and embedded wood strips as a backing for Bishopric Stucco. It claims a rigid year by year finish that resists heat cold damp and weather, offering an inexpensive permanent exterior.
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Bishopric
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