Voters Meet in Oberlin Discuss Local Governance
The League of Women Voters Oberlin held a January 19 meeting at the James Brand House. Officers and committee reports highlighted a strong financial status, membership growth, and ongoing citizen study, with plans for the coming year and nominating committee results announced.
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Lin
Ob- League of Women Voters
James Brand House
L. T. McFarland
H. F. Smith
F. Merrick
Ingame
Oberlin
H. L. Rawdon
Isaac Ter
Sean Ree
W. R. Comings
J. P. Sagger
Miventy
Mabel ‘Laurer Gibson
Fmail
Nighttime escape from Binghamton after covert drug quest
In a hurried midnight plan, Lillian and Madge move a sleeping child and a rector through a darkened route to Binghamton. They remove pennants, disguise their sedan, and seek a hospital to reach a druggist for needed pellets amid tense pursuit.
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Lee Chow
Madge
Junior
Marion
Lillian
Lilian
Morton
Mule
Les Chow
Leo Chow
Hugh Grantland
Binghamton
Econis
Banehamton
Kewpapar Featury Service
Joe
Health Preventative Medicine Discussed By Oberlin Club
Oberlin Exchange Club met at Park Hotel with over fifty business leaders hearing three talks on health preventative medicine. Dr. Morrison described cold prevention methods after a New York trip. Dr. Bradsaw discussed student care and clinic access. County Health Commissioner Kiggin outlined contagion control efforts in the county.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Exchange Club
Park Hotel
Whitelaw R. Morrison
New York City
American Student Health Association
R. W. Bradshaw
al Jen
I. C. Kiggin
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Weekend visitors and local health notes in Ohio town
Beatrice George of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs G E Cooley at 141 S Professor Street. George Hollingsworth, south of Oberlin, was taken to Allen Hospital for an operation last Friday. Sidney and Edward Chapin of Cleveland visited their brother at South Main Street last week. English wires are urged to improve cooking to reduce drinking among men.
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Beatrice George
Cleveland
G. E. Cooley
George Hollingsworth
Oberlin
Allen Hospital
Sidney
Edward Chaping
Brotherill Chapin
L D dibble dies suddenly at 63 in Wellington
Lew Dibble 63, longtime local cold storage man and Masonic member, died suddenly of heart disease. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Rabt Holland, brother Frank of Michigan, and Mrs Charles West. Funeral Thursday at 2 from South Street home with Masonic rites.
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L. H. Dibble
Wellington
Lew Dibble
Mr. Dibble
Col
Masonic Lodge
Order of
Engler He Ig
Mra. Rabt. Holland
Frank
Michigan
Charles West
Plac
South Street
Masonic
Pimples Hives Cuban Trek Poison Ivy Query
A fragmented note asks why a druggist or barber named Whyte should vote on land. It mentions pimples hives poison ivy and a Cuban trek, implying a local civic or health context. Details are sparse and names unclear.
Eastern Star Play Friday in Wellington
The Eastern Star announces a home talent play Bound in Mosrocco to be staged at the opera house Friday evening with plans for a covered dish dinner. The event comes after regular practices and promises refined entertainment with Miss Treva Hawk and local participants in attendance.
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Congregational Church
Woman's Association of the Church
Treva Hawk
W. J. Powell
Marcey
Helen Watts
Rev. Bates of
Sullivan
Wellington
Mosrocco
Opera House
Penfield hosts boss debate at school auditorium
Mr and Mrs H H Perkina challenged any Penfield couple to debate on who is boss of the game and were answered by Mr and Mrs F E Kleinhaug. The event includes an old fashioned Belling Bee and Pie Social after the debate at the school auditorium.
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Penfield
H. H. Perkina
Penfield Township
F. E Kleinhaug
Allen Griffin
Will Eskert
Cleveland
Why Have Boils Why Have Boils and S S S
An old advertisement touts S S S as a blood tonic that builds red blood cells to prevent boils and skin eruptions. It claims the formula purges boils and improves skin conditions by strengthening the blood with millions of red cells.
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3. S.S
Jersey City police issue order on modest reporting of achievements
A special order from Jersey City authorities stresses the importance of policemen modestly narrating their achievements to newspaper men. It notes officers and their brothers spending short time at home amid local discussions of law and order.
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Reat Larkey
Columbus
Jersey City
N. J
Governor McLeod criticizes Charleston dance at Boston banquet
Boston report notes South Carolina Governor Thomas G. McLeod arrived for a banquet and remarked that the Charleston, once a Negro Southern dance, is no longer danced by the people he deems too respectable. The opening line frames a clash over social propriety during a Southern states visit in the Northeast.
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Boston
Charleston
Thomas G. McLeod
South Carolina
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