Suburban News Roundup From Oberlin Area Jan 18
Community happenings include a student labor movement talk by Field Secretary Blanchard, a lecture on prehistoric life by Coggeshall at Finney Chapel, and a surprise party for Mrs Williams. Oberlin events feature basketball victory, library closed for librarian death, art accolades, Hamlet plans, and alumni meetings.
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Audi
Coggeshall
Gie Museum
Pittight
Finney Chapel
Ures
Lall
Oberlin Churches share services list for Sunday
Oberlin churches announce Sunday services at United Church Finney Chapel First Baptist Christian Science Society Christ Church and several Methodist and Zionist congregations with schedules including Sunday school morning worship and evening services. An Alliance note discusses women of Russia Hungary and Turkey and multilingual skills.
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Oberlin
Areto United Church
Finney Chapel
North Professor Street
Tey
Nicholas van der Pyl
Arch School
Janus Brand
First Baptist
Christian Science Society
North Main Street
Rust M. E
L. E. Jordan
Corner Park
Groveland Streets
Epworth League
M. E. Church
West College Street
B. Ketcham
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Frank H. Heydenburk
Wear College Street
American Legion Hall
Oberlin and area residents in Birmingham skip week
Birmingham County Line reports a flurry of local visits and calls with Oberlin shoppers, relatives visiting relatives, and multiple social calls. The piece notes the quarterly conference at Henrietta German M E church on Jan 19 and a communion service with Rev. John Meyer on Jan 20.
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Birmingham
County Line
Adam Horn
Oberlin
George Flemings
Oscar Flemings
Ralph Prince
LaFever
L. A. Andrews
Glen
Erin
W. S. Coultrip
Harold Seimbach
Amherst
A. Z. Tillotson
A. L. Weidemann
Harry
W. H. Truscott
Harry Stoll
Erin Andrews
Coultrip
Raymond Bristol
Ashtabula
Adam Berg
Minnie Ward
Leona Ward
Carl Gerber
Cleveland
A. J. Joyce
Arthur Bilton
Florence
A. J. Portman
LaGrippe
Sanders and
Crum
Vermilion
Familly
Lorain
R. H. Reighley
P. J. Reighley
Roy Burk
Brownhelm
P. J. Keighley
H. Henry
Elma Clary
Fred Powell
Elytis
George Blanden
Jim
Charley Clevedence
Norwalk
Walter Lawrence
Collins
Delbert Smith
Betty Marie
Warman Smith
Marion Bates
Marion
Mae
Mildred
Bessie Brewer
Doris
Clifton Eppler
J. R. Lawrence
Terryville
George Blandon
Him
Charley Crevedence
W. D. Lawrence
Charley Soper
Wakeman
Willard Davidson
Court Sebolt
John Davdson
Seth la- Bar
D. A.bonnette
Walter
Bert Shaffer
George Jr
Marta Schroeder
John Ives
Pittsfield
Henry Kelleyan
Ema Hinckiey
Avon Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Avon dated January 18 reports Mr. and Mrs. Jane Hill and daughters Edna and May Dambach of Cleveland visiting Miss Kate Dechant. Mrs. Jamezon also spent Sunday with neighbors. further lines reference local residents in casual social notes.
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AVON
Jane Hill
Edna
May Dambach
Cleveland
Kate Dechant
Jamezon
Local social notes include visits and gatherings around Lorain
Mrs Minnie Reeve hosts in Loran and W C A holds an all day meeting at the home of Howard Walker in Avon Lake. Several couples visit relatives in Belleview and Cleveland. A Christian Endeavor social is planned for January 15 at the church basement. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs PJags on Tuesday January 15. Hearl Herbert returns to Chicago after a visit. Mrs Frank Lesher goes to Lakeside hospital for surgery. Mrs Susan Jameson attends a Daughters of 1812 meeting at Mrs Gregg’s in Lorain.
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Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Eleanor Mayer
Forrest Street
Mary McCandly
Walnut Street
Elyria
Oberlin Business College
Milan
Minnie Hart
Lbrarian
Theodore Schempp
New York
Fine Arts
Oberlin
John Barrymore
Cleveland
C. Kk. A. Wagner
Cleveland-Oberlin Alumni Association
Holenden
Ober- Hu
Minnie Reeve
Loran
Howard Walker
Avon Lake
John Tevene
Belleview
Ashton Dodd
Weat Dover
JC. Gough
Christian Endeavor Society
Neff
Raymond Barres
Hearl Herbert
Chicago
Frank Lesher
Lakeside Hospital
Susan Jameson
Daughters of 1812
Gregg
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Forester’s Hall
William Oltman
Lorain Hospital
Lena Kreege
Pittsfield
Let
Heussner
Victoria Heussner
Harry Slater
Alice Wragg
Ethel Vinson
Ruth Mercantile heist nets about 400 dollars
Early Wednesday morning burglars entered the Ruth Mercantile store in South Amherst and stole around 400 dollars in cash and other valuable items. The sheriff was notified, and investigations continue to trace the thieves.
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South Amherst
Ruth Mercantile
Gag Co Seeks Tax Valuation Reduction in District
The company contends its property is listed at full value on the tax duplicate while other properties in the district are assessed at roughly two thirds of their real valuation.
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Necting Gag Co
Gaa
Igsted
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