Oberlin Business Men's Club elects officers
J W Hill was elected president and Earl Sore elected vice president at the Oberlin Business Men's Club meeting held at Park Hotel. J N Stone selected secretary treasurer as members debated band concert nights and discussed adding a freight station with Southwestern Electric Company to Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hill
Busi‘Men's Club
S Park Hotel
Earl Sore
Gad J. N. Stone
Southwestern Electric Company
Oberlin
Wellington
Oberlin Women Initiated into W R C During Jubilee
In Oberlin on January 10, about 30 local women were initiated into the Henry Lincoln Corps of the Women’s Relief Corps at the high school gym. The event featured a program with songs, talks on state work, and solos, followed by a 35 minute drill by the Cleveland City Corps No 76. A banquet for 168 Oberlin W R C members and guests capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Women's Relief Corps of
Oberlin
Henry Lincoln Corps
Clara Barnard
South Cedar Street
Eveline Mumford
East College Street
Rose Cole
Cincinnati
Augusta Behr
National
W. H. Christy
Shiloh
Harold Papworth
Dorthy Moore
Department
Goodwin
Virginia Gehrkens
Dora Brush
Kittie Robison
Besaw
Celevalnd City Corps No
United States
Myra Pfaff
Hobbs Hall
Oberlin W. R. C
Cleveland
Obituary for John Henry Champe in Oberlin
John Henry Champe, 82, of 191 East Lorain Street Oberlin, died at 7 20 p m Thursday after two years of illness. Born in Virginia he had lived in Oberlin eleven years and leaves six children John E E of Racine Kansas William K H of Oberlin Thomas W of Oberlin Henry M H of Oberlin Mrs Mary Pearman of Oberlin and Mrs Lulu Gray of Wheeling West Virginia. Funeral at 3 p m Sunday from Mt Zion Baptist Church, burial at Westwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
John Henry Champe
East Lorain Street
Champe
Virginia
John EE
Racine
Kansas
William KH
Thomas W
Henry MH
Mary Pearman
Lulu Gray
Wheeling
West Virginia
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Westwood Cemetery
Camden Native Martin H. Freeman Dies at 66
Oberlin report states Martin H Freeman of 30 East Vine street Camden died Thursday night. He was born in Camden sixty six years ago. Also note William T Hapgood, general Manager of the Columbia Conserve company of Indianapolis, has been secured by the Y M C A to speak at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Martin H. Freeman
East Vine Street
Camden
William T. Hapgood
Columbia Conserve Company of
Indianapolis
Y. MC. A
Lake Michigan
U. S. Supreme Court
Chicago
Congress
Midwest
Canada
Great Lakes
Lockport, Ill
Oberlin January events calendar lists concerts and plays
Oberlin January schedule shows Recital by Conservatory Trio at Warner hall on Jan 13, Senior Organ Recital by Miss Scott in Chapel on Jan 14, Abraham Lincoln film on Jan 15, Baldwin Wallace basketball at Oberlin on Jan 17, Organ recital by Ray Brown in Chapel on Jan 9, and operetta In Bard at Warner hall on Jan 20 by Conservatory faculty troupe.
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Oberlin
Conservatory Trio
Warner Hall
Miss .Scott
Oberlin club notices include lectures plays and exhibits
Oberlin reports a series of campus notices. Professor Raymond H. Stetson will speak at the French club on January 14 in Sturges hall. An operetta In Bagdad will be repeated January 20 in Warner hall. The Physical Science club meets January 12 in the Geological laboratory with a talk on Southern Vermont geology. An American wood block prints exhibit runs January 9 to 28 in the art museum with a talk January 15. Subways as a Cleveland traffic fix is urged by Oberlin trustee George Siddall chairing the Public Utilities committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Raymond H. Stetson
Sturges Hall
Bulletin Board
Bagdad
Yeamads
Fakuki
Conservatory
Warner Hall
Physical Science Club
Geological Laboratory
Hubbard
Vermont
American Federation of Arts
North Gallery
The
Art Museum
Margaret Schauffler
Dr. Graham
Andrews
Phyliss Osborn
Euclid Avenue
Collins and Harlan Sing Here January Nineteenth
Arthur Collins and Byron Harlan, famed for light opera and humorous songs, will give a concert at the High School auditorium on January 19. The duo, praised for wit and vocal charm, promises one of Hilvria’s finest entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Philadelphia
Arthur Colins
Arthur
Colling
Arthur Colvis
New York
DeWaolfe Hopper
Francis Wilson
Inter-County Road Plan Discussed by Medina and Loftain Officials
County commissioners from Medina met with Loftain leaders and T. C. Brindia division engineer to discuss a new inter-county highway from Mallet Crack through to Cleveland. Medina officials favored the petition. Loftain will file to push construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Medina
T. C. Rrindia
Mallet Crack
Cleveland
Medina County
Loftain County
Gold Salt Therapy Touted as TB Cure by Danish Scientist
Dr Peter C Clemenson of the Chicago Board of Health says the gold salt treatment for tuberculosis, developed by Moellgaard, may, in certain disease phases, lead to a complete cure. He recently studied Moellgaard's methods and reports cautious optimism for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moellgastd
Peter C. Clemenson
Chicago Board of Health
Moellgaard
Unclear OCR fragment on three girls auto incident
The readable text is fragmented and does not provide a coherent report of events, locations, or outcomes. No verifiable names, dates, or organizations are present to form a factual summary.
Ben Lyon Faces Down Sheik Rumors in Gossip Note
The item notes Ben Lyon denying being a sheik while recounting his film credits with Gloria Swanson, Pola Negri, and Colleen Moore. It mentions foreclosure actions by The Thornburgh Sales Co. against Frank Viden in Lorain for $1,421.47 on notes tied to La Rain and Shetfeld Lake property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lyon
Ben
Gloria Swanson
Pola Negri
Colleen Moore
Thornburgh Sales Co
Cleveland
Frank VF Iden
Lorain
Larain
Shetfeld Lake
Moose hold top spot with three straight wins in City League
The Moose widened their lead by sweeping Haserodt's Jewelers as part of a tough Thursday City League night. Their team total reached 2 884, a season high. Simpson's Fords and Wilder's Cigars split, with the Fords taking two of three in a close finale. Eagles also performed well as the Yemples won three straight.
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The
Moose
Haserodt's Jewelers
Simpson
Fords
Wilder's Cigars
Wilder
Eagles
Yemples
Ashland Hosts Broad Protest Over Gas Service Charge
The Ashland group joins a statewide clash with the Logan Gas Company over a proposed service charge. The public dispute centers on whether the charge or any resolution amounts to an arrangement. testimony from the gas company comptroller cites a $41,000,000 valuation, while state tax records show $9,133,000, raising questions about credibility. Citizens urge Governor’s help, calling the charge unjust to small users and citing similar tactics in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Ford, Bacon & Navis
Myers
State Tax Commission
Ashland
Bucyrus
Elyria
Marion
Chronicle
T. S. Brindle
T. S. Brindle, Chairman of the Committee of Ciizens
Logan Gas Company
Lions Suffer First Home-Game Loss to Kyser Collegians
Lorain January 10 The Lions basketball team fell to the Kyser Collegians of West Virginia by a score of 22 to 5 on their home floor. The game opened with a sharp early lead by Kyser and the Lions could not recover despite a fast, clean contest.
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Lorain
Jan
Lions
Kyser Collegians
West Virginia
Fons
Martha Lee Club to Stage Dances in Elyria
The Martha Lee club of Cleveland presents its Victor Recording orchestra and the Martha Lee club seven musical Magpies for a public dance this evening in Wishall. It opens a series of Wednesday and Saturday dances by the Cleveland organization in Elyria. Joe Smith's Martha Lee club orchestra to play every Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee Club
Cleveland
Victor Recording Orchestra
Wishall
Elyria
Joe Smith
State Briefs Show Prohibition Conspiracy Cases In Ohio
Cleveland reports seven men and a woman bound over to a grand jury on conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law. Two defendants are former prohibition agents and Mrs Jenny Meadows, famed in Canton, is named. Ohio notes include bonds on indictments against Josiah Kirby former Cleveland Discount Co. president. Authorities cite a Normandie hotel fire injuring two firemen. A liquor smuggling ring confession prompts federal arrests in Toledo. Glenn Whitmer pleads not guilty to murder and robbery charges in Columbus. preliminary hearing set for January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jennie Meadows
Canton
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
Columbus
Wiliam Himmel
Delaware
KE. M. Niecklaus
Normandie
Toledo
Thomas Burton
Frank McCreary
M. L. Shepler
R. E. Deleplaine
Glenn Whitmer
Whitmer
Ruth Kendig
Robe King
Mitchell
Zinoviev fired in Petrograd appearance shock
President Zinoviev of the executive committee of the Communist International was fired on in Petrograd but unharmed, with his assailant arrested. In Tokyo confidence grows in Russo Japanese parley progress in Peking. In Paris tentative plans pay American war claims by sharing eight percent Belgium allotment. Mount Aso eruption causes crop damage and ash fallout around the volcano.
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Berlin
Zinoviev
The
Communist Internationale
Petrograd
Moscow
Zinovievy
Tokio
Peking
Paris
Germany
United States
Belgium
Spa
Mount Aso
Ridgeville Driver Injured In Truck Crash East Of Center
An injured driver was taken to Memorial hospital after his pickup struck a tree one half mile east of Ridgeville center. He sustained a deep cut on his right knee and was assisted by W. E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Memorial Hospital
W.E. Smith
Weather Outlook for January 12 to 17
Washington reports a period of rains Monday or Tuesday for the Ohio Valley with another spell of rain or snow later in the week. Temperatures near normal early, turning cold later. In the Great Lakes region snow or rain Monday or Tuesday and again later in the week, with normal or above temps early and cold weather in the latter half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Predictive Push to Pass Postal Pay Bill Seen by Senate
White House sources report M T Fionan secretary of the National Association of Letter Carriers and Senator McKinley say the Moses Postal Pay and Rate Increase Bill will be adopted by the Senate. Charles B Warren of Michigan named as next attorney general unless last minute changes occur. Hawaii fraud conspiracy exposed by government agents. First scientific study links solar eclipse to radio signal transmission to be conducted January 24 by the Bureau of Standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
White House
M. T. Fionan
W National Association of Letter Car Tiers
McKinley
Illinois
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Japan
Mexico
United States
Hawaii
Treasury Department
United States Bureau of Standards
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Joan Henry Chamee
Martin H., Freeman
Oberlin Briefs
Harlan
Cleveland Live Steels
Colimune
Wevet View
Munich
Ghenroet
Aos Angeles
Tae Dentsa
Nos Gm
Lydia E. Pinkham
Talevide
Liverpool
England
Brockville
Moose Huubell
Ryot
Viart
Hepebrand
Lis
Worthing
Ae Pe
Hascrodts Jewelers
Ikkrughman
Reedy Des
Traxler
Boni
Doncaster
TERE
Robson
Heinbach Gocll
London
Pierce
Kunitz
Kessler
Jenkins
Gehrke
Ardo
Frankhesmar Hurt
lFrank Chesmar
West Street
Bulletins
Doan
Elyria Proot
Leonard Tufford
Lodi St
Saye
Louse Don
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig. Chemists
Buffalo
N. Y
F Clearan
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