Oberlin High School Band Concert Schedule
Oberlin residents hear the third high school band concert on Saturday night. The program includes Western World Overture by Edward Chenette, Officer of the Day March by Hall, Organ Echoes serenade by Al Hayes, Trumpet Duet Come to Me by Fred Herman and A H Eastman performed by Robert Hubbard and Walter Sells, Laurels of Victory March by Woods, Narcissus by Ethelbert Nevins, Op 13 No 4 arranged for band by Tom Clark, K march by Noel, and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Oberlin
Edward Chenette
March—Hall
al Hayes
Fred Herman
A. H. Eastman
Robert Hubbard
Walter Sells
Woods
Ethelbert Nevins
Tom Clark
Noel
Summer convention at Oberlin Vocational school
The Christian and Missionary Alliance No. 2 hold a summer convention in the Oberlin Vocational school building on South Pleasant street. Services run daily with morning afternoon and evening sessions on Sunday. Speakers include Rev. BE Bethel of Cleveland and returned missionary Miss A A Bolden. Mrs Lenora Stevens of Cleveland is gospel soloist and song director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance No. 2
Oberlin Vocational School
South Pleasant Street
BE. K. Bethel
Cleveland
A. A. Bolden
Africa
Lenora Stevens
Marriage of Miss Dorthea Parmell and Henry Tulk in New London
Miss Dorthea Parmell daughter of Mr and Mrs George Parmell of New London wed Henry Tulk son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Tulk of this city last Saturday at the parsonage with Rev Stewart officiating in New London. Bridesmaid Miss Gwen Parmell and best man Arthur Tulk Jr of Tiffin assisted. The couple left for a Kentucky trip and will reside in Oberlin where Mr Tulk works as a mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthea Parmell
George Parmell
New London
Henry Tulk
Arthur Tulk
Stewart
Gwen Parmell
Arthur Tulk, Jr
Tiffin
Kentucky
Oberlin
Mr. Tulk
Mrs Porter Hosts Surprise Birthday Party for Mr Porter
Mrs I L Porter entertained a group of friends Tuesday evening as a surprise for Mr Porter in honor of his birthday. An enjoyable evening was spent playing a variety of games and socializing.
Amherst ministerial lawn party and bridge prizes
The report notes prizes awarded to Mrs. S. E. Miller and M. A. Houghton at a bridge event. Refreshments followed the games. Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Ernst hosted Amherst Ministerial Association members at a lawn party. Attendees from Amherst included Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Speaker, Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Tabbert, Rev. F. E. Eastman and family. Rev. and Mrs. N. B. Escott and daughter were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.E. Miller
M. A. Houghton
A. C. Ernst
Amherst Ministerial Association
Amherst
W. E. Speaker
W. A. Tabbert
F. E. Eastman
N. BE. Escott
Avon Lake pastor resigns to serve Oberlin Shansi mission
Rev Samuel Wilson of First Congregational church Avon Lake resigns and plans to return to Taiku Shansi China for a two year stay as a student. He accepts a position as treasurer of the Oberlin Shansi mission connected with the Oberlin College program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wilson
First Congregational Church
Avon Lake
Oberlin
Waller Family Plans Five Day Michigan Outing
Mr and Mrs Martin Waller and their children of North Pleasant street left Wednesday night for a five day outing in Michigan They will visit Mrs Waller s cousins Mr and Mrs Newman Sabin at Bellevue Mich before returning home
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Martin Waller
North Pleasant Street
Michigan
Patient Marion Corlett Admitted for Observation
Miss Marion Corlett of Grove Land Street is a patient at St Luke's Hospital for observation and medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Corlett
Groveland Street
St Luke’s Hospital
Local social notes from Cleveland and Wooster visits
Mrs. W. E. Watson of Cleveland visited yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallouer. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newell and daughter Beverly of Chicago are guests of Mrs. Newell's father Garrett Newell of North Main street. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cain and children of North Park street motored to Wooster yesterday to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Watson
Cleveland
Charles Hallouer
Ralph Newell
Beverly
Chicago
Mrs. Newell
Garrett Newel
North Main Street
R. E. Cain
North Park Street
Wooster
Beem Family Attends Rochester Home Coming
Mrs. Carrie Beem of North Park street and her brothers William and Edwin Field of Cleveland spent yesterday at the Rochester home coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Beem
North Park Street
William and
Edwin Field
Cleveland
Rochester
Professor and Mrs Cow Dry Headed to Palo Alto
Professor and Mrs. K L Cow Dry have gone to Palo Alto California where they will spend the summer.
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K. L. Cowdry
Palo Alto, Calif
Delegates chosen for four-H camp in Northeastern Ohio
Five Lorain county Four-H Club members were selected as delegates to the Northeastern Ohio District Four-H Camp at Camp Gray Medina county. They will depart Elyria Monday and stay through Saturday, with leaders guiding studies in country life problems arts music leadership and games.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Camp Gray
Medina County
Horton Alger
Dorothy Sandrock
Belden
Camp Crag
Karl Bolander
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Opal Snyder
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hulda
ARMCO Picnic Set for Saturday at Chippewa Lake Park
Columbia Steel Co employees and families will attend the second annual ARMCO Association picnic at Chippewa Lake Park. A special train will transport attendees free, with events for all ages under Roy Bittner and C R Maples. Judges include L Cooler J Lee Holt Myron Knott and W Hoogenboom. Prizes by Thelma Gleason Ruth Haag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Steel Co
Elyria Armco Association
Chippewa Lake Park
Roy Bittner
C.R. Maples
Folk
Plane crash kills three. intoxication linked to pilot
Dr. Alexander O. Gettler reports Wilmer Stultz was intoxicated when his plane crashed near Roosevelt Field, killing Stultz and two passengers. Huntington vows an investigation into liquor sales and possible air-official negligence permitting two passengers while intoxicated.
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Mineola
L. A
Alexander O. Gettler
New York City
Wilmer Stultz
Stultz
Roosevelt Field
Huntington
Amherst to Install New Traffic Light
Amherst votes to set up a trial traffic light at the Park Main Milan and Cleveland intersection for 30 days. The device will be hung midway between crossings and arrives within a week. A community picnic is planned for Crystal Beach on August 7 with potential joint participation by Ohio Quarries Co. and local organizers.
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Amherst
Park, Main
Milan
Cleveland Streets
Crystal Beach
Ohio Quarries Co
Fred Holzhauer
Ludwig Thomas
Frank Mischka
Fred Heerese
Local notes and events in Amherst area society
Reports of residents traveling to conventions in Kansas City and Montreal plus church and club meetings. Guests entertained at homes, hospital admissions, and civic notices presented with names, streets, and local affiliations. A medical incident and fashion reform debate from Soviet press conclude the item.
Soviet Youth Declares War on Paris Fashion in Moscow
The Communist Youth organization in Moscow proclaims a campaign for rational dress aiming to curb Paris styles among Soviet youth. A dress workshop will develop models for mass discussion with leading professionals from art, medicine, psychology, and industry involved. Pravda laments youth chasing capitalist fashion and urges hygienic, culturally minded attire. The plan outlines ideals for healthful materials and humane designs.
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Paris
Communist Youth
Pravda
Moscow
Communist Youth Pravda
Uncle Sam Getting Richer Every Year
Washington reports tax collection figures showing rising revenues for the fiscal year. Income, corporate taxes and customs receipts surpassed the entire 1928 period with weeks remaining, forecasting a large surplus despite operational costs and rail mail subsidies.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
The
Treasury
Debt Reduction Highlights Peace Time Economic Shift
Government reports show the public debt falling to about 16.804 billion dollars from a wartime peak near 26.0 billion in August 1919. The drop saves the government roughly 500 million annually in interest, with 1929 reductions contributing under 40 million in savings. Imports surged as American buying demand rose, boosting customs duties to about 590 million, up 32 million from the prior year.
Wives Break Up Spouses Dinner in Weymouth
In Weymouth England a dinner plan by the Weymouth Operatic Society male members triggers a surprise. Each husband finds a napkin note asking about wives and children at home while in a neighboring room the women host a stealth banquet of their own.
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Weymouth
Eng
Weymouth Operatic Society
Evening Singers Clash in Noisy Dinner Hall
The men began to sing while their wives in the adjoining room followed with a different tune. The dueling melodies grew louder and the dinners ended in disarray as the night wore on.
Longing Tinplate Worker Seeks Long-Lost Sweetheart
In Monmouth Wales a Pontypool tinplate worker, age 29 fifty years ago, fell for a village girl. After quarrel he married another, who died. He learned her husband died recently and he has returned to Pontypool to find his first sweetheart and wed her now.
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Monmouth
Wales
Walting
Pontypool
Swansea
Swansea Valley
Chinese Go Wall Street In Chinatown Stock Interest
A San Francisco Chinese neighborhood newspaper notes a surge of interest in the stock market among the Oriental population. The piece signals a shift from traditional laundries to financial participation, highlighting growing engagement in equities within Chinatown.
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Wall Street
San Francisco
Chinatown
Smith & Bros Fire Insurance Office Listing
Our Business is writing Fire Insurance Auto Liability and Fire and Theft Residence Burglary F A Smith & Bros 201 Elyria Block.
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F. A. Smith & Bros
Elyria
Time in History: Chinese Brokerage Quotation Symbols
A brokerage firm formed a special Chinese department with a Chinese in charge. The group, rumored to operate in speculation, trades in 5000 share lots and conducts dealings in organized clusters.
Fined $10 for Stealing Bases in Quincy
In Quincy Massachusetts two men, Joseph Porter and Santo Del Signore, were each fined $10 in district court for allegedly stealing three bases from Milton Park. The home plate remained secured. After paying fines, the defendants reportedly stole home.
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Quincy
Mass
Joseph Porter
Santo del Signore
Milton Park
Proctor Leaves Animal Cemetery Plot in Nashua Will
Roscoe F. Proctor leaves six acres of land in Nashua for an animal cemetery and provides $1,000 for its upkeep. The will specifies the use of the property and funding to care for the graveyard.
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Wills Animal
Nashua
Roscoe F. Proctor
Vacation special boy's hair cut at temple barber shop
The Temple Barber Shop in the Masonic Temple Building offers a vacation special for boys with 50 cents on Saturdays and four chairs with no waiting. Max Slutzker invites friends to visit.
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Max Slutzker
Temple Barber Shop
Masonic Temple Building
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Esther Alfsen
Middletown Armco
ARMCO
All Stultz
Herman Short
Water Frederick
H A. Williams
Cook
Lester Zunt
William Beetler
Brownhelm
Kansas City
Church Council
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lawrence Harmon
Cleveland Avenue
Michael Ducheslav
Lorain
Montreal
Canada
Robert Grey
First Evangelical Sunday School
Ward Tolhurst
Middle Ridge
Alfred de Champs
H. W. Bartell
Eillean
Forest Park
Illinois
R. T. Hathaway
Pearl Street
John Slumski
Park Avenue
Roy Bristol
Roy and
Randolph
Henry Luteman
Berlin Heights
Metta Norton
Spring Street
Arlene Kelch
Florence Bodman
Petocky
Howard Solomon
Ora Montague
Phylis
Doris
Lenard
Detroit
H. A. Williams
Belle Brosicker
Almen
A. T. Patchett
Joseph Heathcote
O. J. Brown
John Garland
Lakeside
D. C. Yentzer
Arthur Fenders
Chippewa Lake
H. W. Powers
Henry Bruce
South Amherst
University of Southern California
Bruce
Amherst High
Annie Allsop
Ralph Allsop
University
Slumski
Otylich Daeaa
Dudery
Claude Terry
Elyria Clinic
Jule Broad Street
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