Crimson and Gold Nip Aggies In Tight Oberlin Win
January 30 Oberlin Crim son and Gold varsity edged the Aggie quintet 26 to 25 in a rough fast game at the gym. Oberlin showed strong team play and defense with Wheeler of Oberlin top scoring and Winters guarding well. Foster and Winters stood out for the Aggies.
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B.A. Stephanoparlin
Crimpeed Gold
Aggie
Jun
Oberlin
Kenyon
Anaver
Crim
Lings
Wheeler
Winters
Foster
Aggies
Ree Leagues Clash With Several Cage Battles
Saturday afternoon at AEC in Alabama three basketball leagues staged games. Congregational teams won against smaller schools while Jefferson and Franklin squads posted scores in the 20s. Sophomores beat the Sonfar brigade 49 to 10 as three hundred fans watched the chaotic program.
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AEC
Church of Christ
Sant Tir Cam: Ig 1S Tu Dé In Favor of Th Hoof Christ, Vessey Watne
Agadan
Halmm
Hivand
Milton
Mehinley
Ranicar Sehoolle
Hamlin
Iton
S$ Jefferson
Tgrand Jenkins
Wranklin
Meshma Jaseo Juni Tb
Tos Brown
Janior Vod Smih
Sophonids
Sonfar
Torap S
Unclear Transcription of Early 20th Century Sporting Events
Fragmentary OCR text references racing meetings in New Orleans Havanna Havana Tia Juana and various places and events including balkline billiards trials in Brooklyn and field trials in Alabama North Carolina and a January tournament. Names and details are largely unreadable.
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New Orleans
Havanna
Lower California
Tia Juana
Drllards
Claus A
Balkiine
Brooklyn
Kiel
Ala. Geif
St. Valentine's Tournant Piccherat
N.C
Oberlin to host Elyria High in Friday basketball clash
Oberlin High hosts Elyria High next Friday for a league game at 7 14 pm. Elyria, coached by Dwight Peabody, is building a stronger team after a win over Wellington. Oberlin seeks a 3rd win in four games, aiming to rebound from Bellevue loss.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High
Elyria High
Elyria
Wellington High
Bellevue
Belle Vue
Dwight Peabody
Ohio State
Fighting Card For This Week Full of Name Fights
A long weekly boxing card lists bouts across multiple cities with many well known fighters. Matches include Al Corbett, Johnny, Jack Norman, Jeff Smith, Henry Carlson, Bill Tate, Cap Whison, Oscar Descamps, Jack Murhe, Joe Downer, Frankie Burns, Irish Johnny Certain, Bobby Disca, Vicky Walter, Bartfiell, O'Dowd, Jimmy Mondo, Mormsa, Tal Klime, Tommy Noble, Vinen Papper, Norton, Bully Ryan, Lowes Pitzsimmons, Jim Sullian, Phil Kapan, Willie Jackson, and others across New York Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh and more.
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New Orleans
Barne
Adair
Young Denny
Jamestown
al Corbett
K . Johnny
Brooklyn
Sammy Seiger
Jack
da Norman
Philadelphia
Jeff Smith
Hore
Gearse Chanex
Henry Carlson
Memphis
Bill Tate
Rattliny
Owens
Montreat
Cap Whison
Oscar Descamps
Pittsburgh
Jack Murhe
Joe Downer
Portland
Juve
Canton Swimmers Cap Elyria in Local YMCA Meet
Canton swimmers overpower Elyria 35 to 1 in a YMCA pool meet held Saturday night. Relay team led with a 42 2-3 second leg while Miller Norwood and Brooks dominated sprints and dashes lopsidedly toward Canton wins.
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Canton, O
Canton
Tome
Fancy
Swineford
Gray
Haltz
Elyria
Miller
Brooks
Norwood
Willer
Glover
Stone
Hawk
Printing claims against Lorain officials and others
A Lorain printing dispute leaves Harry Ronay seeking 500 from Mayor William Grall Mike Peer and Harry Shift for copying the Lorain Citizen. The defendants seek clarity on who made the agreement and who paid 340 of the price.
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Nudge. Hog. Redington
Harry Ronay
Lorain
Willam Grall
Loetaln
Mike Peer
Harry Shift
Ronay
Mutt
Common Pleas Court
Oberlin Legion Books Fast Games
Oberlin’s American Legion basketball team features Oberlin college and high school stars Kebdler Maclure Frey Close Williams and Stephens. They play Elyria on Feb 3 then Bellevue A L on Feb 7 after Otterbein and Galion Lambs follow, with Bellevue seeking revenge from a prior loss.
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Oberlin
American Legion
Oberlin College
Kebdler
Maclure
Frey
Close
Williams
Stephens
Elytla
Bellevue A. L
Belle Vue
Otterbein
Legion
Galion Lambs
Ohio
Oberlin Notes Preview Winter Exams And Club Events
Oberlin reports midyear exams continuing through February with a three day interterm break and a February 6 second semester start. The Mens Glee club hosts a home concert February 16 in Finney chapel with tickets by mail early. The Oberlin Woman's club presented three one act plays January 27 raising funds for equipment for the new high school stage. Past Matrons hold dinner meeting January 27 with officers elected for the year and a Cleveland gathering planned February 26. Community notices include Men’s Brotherhood readings event and local visits by residents.
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Oberlin
College of Liberal Arts
Mens Glee Club
Finney Chapel
Oberlin Women
Warger
Mre Won Yautzs
Susan Glaspell
Finger of God
Percival Wilder
Pat
the Law
Aldi
Leigh Alexander Lod McMinun
Ofe Peabody
A. BO Parson
OS Jones
Roos Mc Owen
Frank Clarke
Harold Metcalf
Mexiames Wo
Partridgs
Davis Edwards
Fooh Betts
Hos Curtis Hoa Wilder
L Wo Graham
L. F McParland
Sara Prime
Kow Gehrkens
Charga
Muel
Glee Club
JK Wickler
Secretary S
Probate Court Weekly Entries Report
The probate office records show multiple filings and actions: Beabopolitvents and others declared insane and referred to Massillon hospital. adoptions by Mr and Mrs Merrhant Mali. several estates filed for probate including Wil of Mars Up Bover and John Jakubowski as Vumstriter. Ro sina Buswell named executrix without bond. George Fo Duell appointed administrator of Anna Vaid Breti. Ashland probate filing. local residents Alfred Lothrup and spouse visiting Cleveland.
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Mary Smith Leora
Massilion Hospital
George Tanna
End Mes
John Hangsten
Della Slauter
Warl Merrhant Mali
Harbarat
Zeng
Lorain
Mars
Bover
Rigi
John Ja
North
Belden Tite
Amherst
Community Notes and Elections At Butternut Ridge School
Jan 2 update from Baton Baton reports Mrs Minnie Cook recovering from pleuro pneumonia. A social at Mrs Heaven's home named annual action of others with officers elected including President Mrs Welne Hub and Secretary treasurer Wires Main mir Danley. Groundhog social planned for February at church basement with refreshments. A recent institute praised as best one yet. Surprise birthday for Mrs Carrie Wack noted. Mrs Stanly Wezurek travels to Florida.
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Minnie Cook
Charles Wilin
Othe Butternut Ridg School
Hanes
Wawell
Aid Sreads
Tap Tadies Ter Society
Fo Heaven
Welne Hub
Verde Haven
Wires Mainmir Danley
Charl. Strickland
Hazel Cornish
Amanda Garretson
Mars Dawley
Jommy Ehurman
Fern Cornish
Totter Re
Presi
Rolland Heath
T Symons -Rcretars
Harold Row
Tee
Ralph Cole
Vi. Ter Cornish
Rose Darbie
Marti
Carrie Wack
Marty
Averys
Tang Ds
Stanly Wezurek
Florida
Basketball games and event details from January village
In January at the town roller rink a netball and basketball event is described with players including Matthew Chlaib and Vollian Forts. The public is invited but some details are omitted in the readable text.
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Yeerlin
Jan
Aries
Matthew Chlaibrain
Ace Vollian
Estimated U S Tourist Spending Gap Highlighted in Article
The piece notes a looming figure around 69 million dollars in American tourist expenditure and compares projected losses to a specific national or regional tourism context. It emphasizes potential financial impact and stakeholder concern.
Jad Salts and Kidney Health Advertisement
An old time medical ad promotes Jad Salt as a remedy to flush kidneys and prevent bladder disorders. It claims Lithia salts from grape and lemon juice mix ease kidney pain, cleanse the system, and reduce urine acidity with a daily morning dose. Limited warnings suggest safe usage.
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Kidne
Tahoe
Pelle Pete
Folke
Wonders of Today and the Moon
A reflective meditation on modern desires to own celestial bodies, comparing present impulses with hardships endured by people born in past centuries and suggesting perspective on ambition and luck.
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Dadelphia
Danny Kramer
Bobr Parmar
Harry “Kid ’ Brown
Prantie Britt
Joe Tiphit
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Mel Capxan
Lew Tendler
C Ovideter
Jack Delanes
Jor Siu
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Dick Ciefin
Haminy Nob
Joe Benjamin
John Bunner
Run Rutin
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Milly de Tor
Tach Palmer
Pete Alzo
Cle Reinde
Gene Tunney
Pat Metin
Terewaads
Annie
Pronk
Schaef
Elyrians
Oberlin Legion Books Fast Games
the Dramatic «Association
Mame D Borgny-Hammer
Imperial Theater of
Mark Twain
William Dean Howells
Joseph Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Royaly
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Mary Rockwell
Martin
North Main Street
T. Rowland
Kendeigh
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W.L. Haylor
California
Hebert Headline
Cleveland
Men's Brotherhood of the United Church
James Brand House
John Wetzel
Hartford Theological Schmalpary
H. G. Wilford
the Chronicle-Telegram
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Ashland
Alfred Lothrup
South Professor Street
Gavks VT Obemein Tors
Electric Service Company
West Ave
Lee Whities
Broad Bf
W. J. Lucas
Gerald V. Hollis
John Kaise
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Flain Meee
Finnegan's Bakery
East Broad Street
Vatican
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Lateran Museums VT
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Oman
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
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Call Andress
Elyria Auto Top & Repair Shop
East Bridge St
Middle States
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H.W. Stone&co
Rey Bidg
Eectid
Sol Sack
NEW York Life Insurance CO
Manhattan Laundry CO
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Elyria Telephone Co
Richwine Ice Cream Co
Chas L. Tlcker
Secs-Treas
Peerless Oil Co
Johan LT. M. Robhl
D.K. Beedle Phi
Second St
the Brown
Mill Street
Grandma
France
Ohio Public
Broad Street
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Knight Norris Gibbs Company
W.J. Vogler
Buckeye St
Second Street
Howard Wilson
the Strand
W.E. Kay
Phome
Mfg. & & Foundry Co
E. E. Cordrey
Central Vulcanizing CO
H. J. Smith
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