AMHERST FLORENCE REVIEW AND LOCAL NOTICES
Amherst daily notes birth at Berea Community hospital, Florence Review event for Woman's Benefit Association guests, Oberlin Women Voters meeting with Judge Florence FE Allen, Linwood Park church convention plans, Amherst Ladies Society meeting highlights, I O O F officer installations, St. Ann's needlework gathering, bus service schedule changes, Brownhelm church groups meetings, bee keepers plan, Near East talk at First Evangelical, new residence under construction, Doyle funeral services, local outings and arrivals, various Amherst briefs and social notes.
Oberlin Firm Wins Big Order for Stop Signal Lights
Oberlin Manufacturing Company has been selected by Furr Auto Signal Corporation to produce a large order of stop and turn signal devices. The signals use a rear arrow and a steering wheel switch to show left or right turns, with automatic return to neutral after the maneuver. The contract follows six months of successful production and testing, with plans for expanded production as standard equipment on several car makes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Manufacturing Company
Furr Auto Signal Corporation
Farr Auto
Oberlin Company
Harry L. Furt
Gordon ©. Parker
Fort Auto Signal Corporation
Harrisonburg
Oberlin News Roundup Highlights Local Personal Moves
Local residents make travel plans and life changes after a month of touring. William Cooke departs New York for summer physics instruction at Columbia University. Edith Christy and Mark Mason visit Vermilion, while Mrs. Emma Bartlett returns from Cincinnati. Miss Twilla Albright and Miss Esther Pratt travel to Cincinnati by car. Edith Gray visits her mother in Oberlin. James T. Fairfield journeys from Nashville to Pilgrim, Mich for summer. he retires as Fisk University treasurer and plans Oberlin residence. A public hearing on the South Main tax budget is set for Monday night. Judge Florence Allen lecture prompts cancellation of Friday summer school. D C Stearns opens Columbus real estate venture linked to Dixie Highway. Margaret Fiske returns from Camp Madison. Robert Winona Coleman marries Harold Coleman in Cleveland. couple resides there. John Kern and family travel to Orrville after his mother-in-law’s death. S E Forney, state treasurer candidate, visits Oberlin. Hope Ford, Oberlin Conservatory graduate, joins Pomona College faculty.
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Micstesippi
Caliifornia
William Cooke
Columbia University
New York City
Cooke
Edith Christy
Mark Mason
Vermilion
Maryrne
Twilla Albright
East College Street
Esther Pratt
Ridgeville
Cincinnati
Edith Gray
Washington, D. C
Oberlin
Council Chamber
South Main Street
Florence Alen
D. C. Searns
Cleveland
Columbus
N. C
Stearns
Blue Ridge Mountains
Margaret Fiske
Camp Madison
Robert Winona Coleman
South Pleasant Street
University of Pennsylvania
Harold Coleman
Atlantic City
N. J
John Kern
Orrville
Pomona College
Oberlin News Briefs Include Staff Moves and Travel
Ment, Cal, as an instructor of roles, Miss Ford has had a very successful career since leaving Oberlin. Her new position will bring her nearer home in Los Angeles. Miss Gladys Wood of Detroit visits with relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Collins and others sail to Europe to study music in France. J. T. Henderson, president of Oberlin Business College, recovered from influenza and hopes to return next week. A. L. Rosemond returns to Montana for the summer. Miss Mary Haskell teaches in Lorain Bible school. Mrs. Metcalf and Miss Metcalf plan to join Mrs. Root at Point Chautauqua, N. Y. Mrs. Thornton visits briefly with Dr. Carrick after staying with parents in Bellevue. W. H. Frederick family to spend summer at Lakeside. A tie clinic in Paris repairs worn ties and returns them as good as new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Cal
Ford
Ober
Los Angeles
Wooster Conservatory
Wooster
Gladys Wood
Detroit
Joel Collins
James Hell
Oberlin
New York
Europe
France
J. T. Henderson
Oberlin Business College
A. L. Rosemond
Montana
Mary Haskell
Lorain
A. P. Metcalf
Marion Metcalf
Point Chataqua
N. Y
A. S&s. Root
H. H. Thornton
Dr. Carrick
Bellevue
W. H. Frederick
Lakeside
Youngest Painter Tony Ricou Shines in Salon
The report notes Tony Ricou, aged 13, as the youngest painter in this year's salon, highlighting his early talent and the attention he attracted among jurors and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Tony
Ricou
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Oberlin League of Women Voters
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A. F. Nally
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William Heller
J. Nagel
Hale Bechtel
William Springer
Fred Mori
ST. Ann's Society
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St. Joseph’s Church
Theodore Schmitz
Cleveland-South Western Bus Co
Christian Endeavor Society
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Margaret Bauer
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Peter's Evangelical Church
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Nonn Sada
Lorain County, Bee Keepers Association
E. M. Vincent
Elyria
A. I Root Factory
Medina
John Milburn
Near East Relief Commission
First Evangelical
Mueller
Ellen Holzhauer
S | Main St
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Roy
Chicago
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Hove
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South
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Wilbur Bennett
Rialto Theater
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Alice
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William Schable
Avon Lake
J. Wilson
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George Russel
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Crownhill Ave
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Enarco
Race Sporting Goods
Oberlin Firm
Rorence Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
League of Women Voters
Sveryone
Misa Allen
Senator Willis
Florida Storc
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Orlando
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Mr. Wright
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H. C. Parsons
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Henry Clayton Paraong
Lfe
Hast College Street
Amherst Cemetery
Zoe Sharkes
Coshocton
Ohio
Fannie Drummond
South Cedar Street
I. J. MacDuffe
Elm Street
Adirondack Mountains
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George Jackson
Pleasant Street
Mrace Jenney
Leader Shoe Store
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Varleman
Ohe City
Paris
del Fauver
Dial 7376
PRI
Barnes Good
Sally
Davies
Sater
Barnes
the Shoe Man
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