Oberlin Alumni to Hold Second Annual Reunion and Picnic
The Huron Erie and Lorain Counties Chapter of the Oberlin Alumni Association plans its second annual reunion and picnic supper at Ruggles Beach on Wednesday July 28. Activities include games swimming an indoor baseball team selection junior game an eight o clock supper songs led by Jack Wickler a business meeting and evening dancing socializing.
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Huron, Erie and
Lorain Counties
Oberlin Alumni Association
Ruggles Beach
Lorain County
Sophost
Jack Wickler
Studen's
Community Club Activities Evening Schedule
Events Tonight list several meetings: Follyapna Club hosts a picnic at Mrs Deane Burs home on East Avenue with mothers and daughters as guests. The Boys Neighbors of America meet at the West ball. Amarius Club gathers with Mrs Marr Woodcock on Belle Avenue. Daughters of Scotia hold a social, Security Benefit Association meets in the 1 GOF hall, Spanish War Veterans and Aurittary in the legion hall.
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Ane Follyapna Club
Deane Burs
East Avenue
Willbave
Amerisa
Amarius Club
Marr Woodcock
Belle
Daughters of Scotia
Security Benefit Association
Legion Hall
Evening meetings and community notices from local churches
Community calendar items describe an evorasement at Pilgrim Community Church by Evergreen Girls with three short songs. Grace Lutheran Young People meet at Willard Schmittgen's home with Ruth Platz new member, banco games, prize winners, and a Lake August social host. Casual anniversary and birthday gatherings plus a Cascade Park VFW picnic and Catholic Daughters meeting are noted. Hospital admissions and discharges list several individuals. Marriage licenses issued for Julius Szigpiti and Mary Bairnt and Arthur Bush and Beulah Brows.
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Pilgrim Community Church
Evergreen
Grace Lutheran Church
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Willard Schmittgen
Cleveland Rd
Ruth Platz
Banco
Carl Wooden
Alfred Gebhard
Lake
Wilan Goodhardt
Local Personals Recap of Travel and Birth News
Mr and Mrs J P Arms return to Sewdorh after two weeks with Mrs Marth Ridswar. Miss F Fern Fulmer visits her Cincinnati deaconess mother and travels on the Tangests on A Lakes cruise. Margaret and Helen Williams receive life teaching certificates from the State Board of Education. Rosalind Lees vacations in Buffalo. Clark Luce announces the birth of a calf at Emma Memorial Hospital. A revolutionary cannon from the British ship Ottter, abandoned in 1773, was recovered from Black River near Pimptop. Easy Street finally located in Pittafield, Maine.
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J. P. Arms
M_nette
Marth. Ridswar
Tiftth
F. Fern Fulmer
Panor
Cincinnati
Cornell Avenues
State Board of Education
Margaret Williams
Tracher
MckKinlevr School
Helen
Franklin School
Rosalind Lees
Erne
Buffalo
New York
Clark Luce
East River
Emma Memorial Hospital
Metropolitan opera boxes sell for high value per owner
In a terse dialogue two workers discuss lifting a desk while a third mentions a transfusion word. The text notes opera boxes, valued at $120,900 each, held by various holders.
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Metropolitan Opera
Erochuolders
Ohio Westerne Glee Club sails home July 23
The Ohio Westerne Glee Club will sail from Cherbourg on the Empress of the Canadian Pacific Lines July 23 returning to the United States. Beverly Kelley, student manager, reports they complete a five country European tour and have theater offers in Montreal and Philadelphia. A bake sale is listed for Saturday morning by Heceork Floral Co. at Ditn. A 2nd Cong Church.
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O. W. U. Glee Club
London
Ohio Westerne Glee Club
United States
Cherbourg
France
Empress
Canadian Pacific Lines
Beverly Kelley
Collegian Singers
Montreal
Philadelphia
Kelley
Glee Club
Europe
George Rorsky
Palace Theatre
the Palace
Philadephia
Sale
Heceork Floral Co
Funeral rites for Mrs Emily Hathaway held at Wellington
Funeral services for Mrs Emily Wate Hathaway widow of Dr Russell Hathaway were held at the Wadsworth funeral home at 3 o clock in the afternoon. Mrs Hathaway 73 died after an illness of one months. Surviving are son George of Madison daughter Mrs H Mo Horr ard granddaughter Molly Gordon Horr of Cleveland. Frances Moshier wed former Oberlin man Andrea Auten Swiss Frances Moshier former teacher here married Andrea Auten a longtime Oberlin nurse. The marriage occurred at Princeton.
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Emily Hathaway
Wellington
Emily Wate Hathaway
Dr Russell Hathaway
Wadsworths
Hathaway
George
Madison
H Mo Horr
Molly Gordon Horr
Cleveland
Frances Moshier
Oberlin
Andrea Auten
Princeton
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Mons Janet Whedon
Medina
Marian Crehore
Miss Crehore
Miss Whedon
Marshead Cllege
Circle Meeting
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Morris Ferdhland
Haverts Court
Gus Quade
Sam Greenberger
Furnace Street
Women's Welsh Club
Mra WJ. Pemberthy
Woman's Welsh Club
Seventh Street
A. L. Agate
Martin Roberts
Grover Hull
Eleventh Street
Pedro
Matt Resar
Frank Diederich
Mises ClarabeHe Potter
Gertrude Taylor
Washington Avenue
Studets
Bridge
Bowers
Pat Coutss
Dercas Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Cascade Park
Resteraay
Wre Cole
North Elyria
Mervices
Mia Sterling Ray
John Schuartz
Margaret Winslow
Harvard Avenue
Vlay
Catholic Daughters OF America
K. of C. Hall
Michael Daughtr
Chestnut Street
East River Street
Raymond Hawke
Columbia
Julius Szigpiti
Detroit
Mary Bairnt
Yain
Elyria Arthur Bush
Elstia
Beulah Brows
Elyria
Black River
Ottter
Atte Vilage
Pittafield
Meine
de Lorri
Carbona
Marcelling
Auten
Atllanta
Georgia
Fred Newland
Ars
Carlisle Grange
Munich Art Glass CO
Elyria O AL Ascherl
F. M. Sponseller
Broad Street Beauty Parlor
Broad St
Yoster
The
Morton Sale Co
Chicago
Mortons
Spartan
Miller
Ames
Miler
Ford
Elvira
Ohio
Charis
Charis of
Lorain Co. Bank
Wildercraft
Candy
Ts Die Central Book Store
Creus
Akron
F L
W. J. Spear
Hough
Meadowlark Basin
Brown
Fletcher
Benefield
Tazo
Fletcher Henderson
Columbia Records
A. B. Sauer Music CO
Broad Sr
Elyria Broadway
Lorain
Cras.h Savage, Jeweler
Sumaler
Tlyrla Vinos Real J
Water Street
West Bridge
Wess
Yorke
Eods
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