Amherst Correspondents Store News and Local Notices
Amherst reports a baby girl born at Berea Community hospital to Mr and Mrs Marsh Hart of Axtell Street. The Florence Review announces guests from the Woman's Benefit Association will visit the local lodge. Oberlin League of Women Voters invites Amherst residents to hear Judge Florence E. Allen at Oberlin High School. Linwood Park hosts a regional Sunday school and Christian Endeavor convention July 19 to 25. Brownhelm Evangelical Christian Endeavor plans select delegates from local churches. Mrs A F Nally and Mrs Samuel participate in Amherst Ladies Meet.
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Store News
Amherst
Marsh. Hart
Axtell St
Berea
Florence Review
Lorei
Oberlin
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Vicinity
Oberlin High School
Linwood Park
Christian Endeavor
Eaecal
First Evangelical Church
Mabel Hasenpflug
Dorothy Baetz
Brownhelm Evangelical Christian Endeavor Society
Local Church Groups Host Socials and Meetings
Ladies Aid Society and St Ann's Society held afternoon gatherings at church parlors with program reads vocal solos and needlework. The O O F installed officers in a regular session with Arthur Whiton as installing officer. Various church groups planned outings meetings and talks, with bus service changes and construction notes on a new residence.
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Arthur Whiton
Krand
Noble Grand
Fred. Kack
Ray Moring
Earnest Lembke
William Heller
M Nages
Hale Bechtel
William Springer
Fred Mori
Oberlin Firm Wins Big Order For Auto Signals
Oberlin Manufacturing Company lands a large contract from Furr Auto Signal Corporation to produce stop and turn signal signals. The system uses a rear arrow light and a steering wheel device to indicate turns, with automatic positioning and flashing as the car slows. The firm has produced signals for six months and will expand production as standard equipment on several car makes.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Manufacturing Company
Furr Auto Signal Corporation
Oberliga
Furr Auto
Oberlin Company
Harry L. Furr
Gordon C. Parker
Fort Auto Signal Corporation
Harrisonburg
Oberlin News Notes Show Residents Traveling and Local Events
Residents return from the east to Mississippi and plan a California trip after two weeks at home. William Cooke, from Columbia University, secures a summer assistant instructor post in physics. Oberlin social visits include Mrs. Edith Christy and Mark Mason in Vermilion, Mrs. Emme Bartlett visiting daughter in Cincinnati, and trips by Miss Twilla Albright and Miss Esther Pratt to Cincinnati. James T. Fairfield, en route from Nashville to Pilgrim, Mich, retires from Fiske University duties and plans Oberlin home. A public hearing on the tax budget is set for Monday at South Main. Judge Florence Allen lecturing tonight, no Friday summer school. Dr. Stearns, now in Columbus NC real estate, touts Dixig Highway growth. Miss Margaret Fiske returns from Camp Madison. Miss Robert Winona Coleman of South Pleasant, married Harold Coleman of Atlantic City. they reside in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Kern travel to Orrville after Mrs. Kern's mother’s death. 8. E. Forney tours Oberlin as state treasurer candidate. Hope Ford, Oberlin Conservatory graduate, joins Pomona College faculty.
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Mississippi
California
William Cooke
Columbia University
New York City
Cooke
Edith Christy
Mark Mason
Mary Pyle
Emme J. Bartlett
West College Street
Oberlin
John Varleman
Cincinnati
Vaerleman
Obra City
Twilla Albright
East College Street
Esther Pratt
Ridgeville
Edith Gray
Washington, D. C
A. & Gray
Elm Street
James T. Fairfield
Nashville
Stearns
Blue Ridge Mountains
Margaret Fiske
Camp Madison
Robert Winona Coleman
South Pleasant Street
University of Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Harold Coleman
Atlantic City
N. J
John Kern
Orrville
Kern
R Sanisch
E. Forney
Hope Ford
Oberlin Conservatory
Pomona College
Clare
Oberlin News Briefs On Faculty And Local Moves
Miss Ford resumes teaching in Los Angeles after leaving Oberlin, moving closer to home and away from Wooster Conservatory work. Gladys Wood of Detroit visits her aunt and uncle, Joel Collins. The Halls left Oberlin for Europe to study music in France. J T Henderson, Oberlin Business College president, recovering from influenza and hopes to resume next week. A L Rosemond leaves Oberlin for Montana for the summer. Mary Haskell teaches Bible school in Lorain. Mrs A P Metcalf and Miss Marion Metcalf head to Point Chautauqua with Mrs A Root. Mrs H H Thornton visits Oberlin. stays with Dr Carrick’s wife, recently with her Bellevue parents. Frederick family sails to Lakeside for summer. A Paris “tue choir” repairs worn ties and sends them back serviceable.
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Cal
Ford
Oberlin
Los Angeles
Wooster Conservatory
Wooster
Gladys Wood
Detroit
Joel Collins
Jamey Hall
New York
Europe
France
J.T. Henderson
Oberlin Business College
A. L. Rosemond
Montana
Mary Haskell
Lorain
Lakeside
Local Art Sale Highlights Youngest Painter Tony Ricow
A community art sale features a 13 year old painter Tony Ricow as the youngest participant. The event showcases local talents and aims to raise funds for community art programs. Proceeds support youth art education and studio space.
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Ture
Tony Ricow
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