Oberlin Grads in China Amid Missionary Service
Oberlin College graduates are listed as serving in China amid danger zones similar to past upheavals. The roll includes Francis Bement, a medical missionary in Shuown Fukien, and Miss Cora May Walton on furlough in Cincinnati. The compiled list names dozens of alumni and their posts across Foochow, Fenchow, Peking, Nanking, and other Chinese cities, detailing roles in Christian missions, universities, and medical facilities.
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Oberlin College
China
Huri
Boser
Francis Bement
Elyria High School
Obertin College
Shu- Own Fukien
American Board of Foreign Missions
Cora May Walton
Fir
Congregational Church
Cincinnati
Oberlin Gradu
S. Josephine Davis
Canton
Charles A. Nelson
American-Chinese Educational Commission
Francis Brewer
Chefo
Gordon A. Curtis
Chenchow Husanes
Mary L. McClure
American Board Commission Foreign Missions
Fenchow
Shansi
Willard L. Beard
Foochow College
Foochow
Norvil Beeman
Fukien Christian University
Carolina
E. Chittenden
Christian Herald Independent Missionary
Foocho
Neil Huntington Lewis
Foochow Missionary Hospital
N. H. Lewis
Franklin P. Metcalf
Pukiec Christian University
Frances X. Bement
Shaowa Fukien
Josephine C. Walker
Frances C. Birrel
Hankow
Lewis B. Davis
Hong Kong
Charles N. Dubs
United Evangelical Missionary
Liting
Hunan Francis
Hutchins
Changsha
Hunan
Warren W. Cline
Y. M
Kaifeng
Charles
Nichols
Canton Christian College
Alice Brown
Hwei Wen
Nanking
Olive Bowen
Methodist Boys’ Academy
Fred W. Dietrich
University of
Mildred B. Wheeler
Paotingfu
Chihli
Robert M. Bartlett
Peking
Dorothy G. Crane
Yenching University
Rowland M. Cross
Ernest C. Faust
Peking Union Medical College
Franklin C. Fetle
Arthur W. Hummel
Ruth Ingram
Limelight and Conscience Spark Junction City Note
A Junction City man, after weeks of guilt, sent 10 cents with an explanation letter to a restaurant manager, asking for a string on the door to mark his hunger. In Paris, swimmer Zwahlen won the icy Seine race amid a crowded field despite 20 degree waters. Newark brewery Felgenspan announces a liquid dividend of 4,000 barrels pre prohibition will be distributed. A Nice dressmaker shifts to the stage, appearing in The Vagabond at the new Casino.
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Junction City
Paris
France
Wahlen
Seine
Zwahlen
Hts
Nice
Mount Trintle Disaster Strikes Far North Area
A mangled fragment reports a mount incident near Mount Trintle leaving many dead and injured. The message notes heavy casualties and a large rescue effort underway about twenty miles north west of the old mill.
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Mount Trintle
Continental Conference Talks Cited in Peace Negotiations
garbled transcription notes peace talks context at a continental conference. mentions a Maine or Mercy University and a device used in pressing tubes may be described, with unclear names and roles.
Tragic Child Killed as Truck Crashes in Columbus
In Columbus a 3 year old girl Dorothy Louise Payne was killed when a motor truck rolled over her as she stepped from the curb with an older sister. Police released and exonerated the driver after the incident.
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Columbus
Dorothy Louise Payne
Woman Accuses Dry Raider of Striking Her in Cleveland
Mrs Pearl Hadzick files a complaint in a Southampton police court charging a man identified as Jafane Girh with breaking into her home and striking her unconscious. The incident allegedly occurred in the presence of her two children after provoking her eye injury. The suspect visited twice before and faces charges in connection with the assault.
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Cleveland
Mik Uftanteh
Soton
Pearl Hadzick
Hadzick
Jafane Girh
Koveleed
Jattansen
Ars
Anes
Chik in the Manger Revived by Sunday School Kids
A youthful Sunday school teacher tells a Christmas tale about the chikin in the manger. The group of mischievous children listen intently as the climax prompts a boy to shout a playful reply. A satirical fashion remark follows and a separate crime note reports a black fox captured after a lengthy chase.
Sheffield Residents Take Up Ditch With Commissioners
Sheffield villagers gathered with county commissioners to discuss a proposed two mile drainage ditch known as The Junagbluth Ditch. Commissioner WR Richmond explained locals and property owners would offer input before action, a survey would be made later, and assessments set. The ditch would be about two miles long and six to eight feet wide at the bottom.
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Sheffeld Village
WR. Richmonds
Ure
I Shellleld
Eight rescued as house fire claims two dogs
Jan 26 The rest of HL Metsner his wife and four children were saved here when two dogs barked to warn them their home was on fire All escaped unharmed but the dogs were burned to death.
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Tiadson
Metsner
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Albert EB. Marshall
Iest Smith
George de Wild
Pekiss
Grace Sonoaughey
Fenchowtuaps
Corbin
C.F. M
A Wrying
Fairfield
Toiku
Shans Varvid B. Ingats
Gracher
I Shansi
Lairmont
Monts
Doar
Oberlin
Taiku
Vlora K. Heebner
Taikuhsien
Gladys M. Williams
Oberhaltzer
Mission
Lda
Chou
Tung Hsien
North China
Brazil
RADIO
Loren G. Windom
Columbi
George Milly
Dabat
Brlah
Vom
New York
Marines’ Boss
James J. Meade
Heve
U. S
Nass
Texas
Schwind’s Picture Framing Store
Robert LE. McMurray
Inset
Wichita
Kas
Sits Grey Chaplin
Nella Benjamin
Ponca City
Oklo
McMurray
Chaplin
Therik
Limelight
Kan
Knob
Newark
Felgenspan Brewery Corporation
M.zmahlen
Rey
Paul Poet
Pacific
Central Preas
United States
San Diego
Calif
Honolulu
Liat
Wlob. Wallace
Marine Flying Corps
Lee Schoenhair
Richard Byrd
Ida We
Sheffield
W. Abi St. Cheveland
Lorain County
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Farm Implement Company
Broad ST
Elyria
National Committee On
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Ohio Public Sneet
Broad Street
Ioreste Te
Allen
Allen's Boot Shop
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