Mary Brooks Obituary Here in Oberlin
Mary Brooks 48 died after brain tumor at Clifton Springs Sanitarium N Y. She lived most of her life in Oberlin and worked as a clerk at Allen Hospital before illness. Survived by mother Mrs Cook two daughters Muriel Stinks Elyria and Ruth at home two Omaha brothers and two grandchildren. Body to be returned to Oberlin for burial. Funeral arrangements to follow.
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Oberlin, O
Mary Brooks
North Park Street
Clifton Springs Sanitarium
N. Y
Oberlin
Allen Hospital
Mrs. Cook
Muriel Stinks
Elyria
Ruth
Omaha
Neb
Oberlin College Budget Fixed by Trustees
The annual Oberlin College budget was fixed by the college trustees at their annual meeting, establishing funding for the upcoming academic year and outlining allocations for operations and programs.
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Oberlin College
Relief From Constipation: Rexall Orderlie Advert
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes much misery, but Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief by drawing water into the colon for a gentle thorough movement. No habit or dose increase, 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
Harry A. Crandall
C. W. Phillip
Oberlin College Budget Surpasses Prior Commitments
Last month the 1929 1930 budget stands at $1,442,391 an increase of $77,000 over the current year and greater than any former Oberlin College budget on record.
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Oberlin College
Miss Marguerite Hall Named Adelia A Field Johnson Fellow
Miss Marguerite Hall of 14 was announced as the new holder of the Adelia A Field Johnson fellowship at the L L S annual banquet held during commencement week. She taught mathematics at Waite High School Toledo, earned Phi Beta Kappa honors, pursued practical psychology, earned a U Michigan masters, and will continue work toward her doctoral degree.
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Marguerite Hall
Adelia A. Field Johnson
L. L. S. Society
Miss Hall
Waite High School
Toledo
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Michigan
First Baptist ladies hold Vermilion picnic and visitors noted
The Ladies Aid and Missionary societies joined Mr and Mrs C P Edwards for a Vermilion on the Lake picnic yesterday with about thirty attendees and afternoon bathing. Mrs Hayt of Miami formerly Oberlin was guest of honor. A Sacred Heart Church picnic drew seven to eight hundred from Oberlin Wellington Elyria Cleveland Youngstown and nearby towns to a Dan Campbell farm in Carlisle township for a chicken dinner. Mr and Mrs J D Yocum and two sons head to Fenelon Falls Ontario for two to three weeks. Mrs W C Christy returns from Brooklyn after visiting her sister Mrs Rogers. Mr and Mrs C P Edwards plan a weekend in Oberlin after summer at Vermilion cottage. Mrs Hoyt of Miami has spent several days here.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. P. Edwards
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Hayt
Miami, Fla
Oberlin
Sacred Heart Church
Dan Campbell
Carlisle Township
Wellington
Elyria
Cleveland
Youngstown
W.C. Christy
Spring Street
Brooklyn, N. Y
Mrs. Rogers
Local residents plan visits and travel this week
Home of Mrs May Wood on Cedveland street hosts visitors including Mrs Wilbur Holl of Elyria and Mrs Ralph Newell of Chicago who will return home Saturday. Garret Newell of East College street is hosting. Other trips include Mr and Mrs Earl Stewart to West Virginia, and Mr and Mrs Elver Grills with son visiting Sullivan.
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Mis
Wilbur Holl
Elyria
Ralph Newell
Chicago
Earl Stewart
Hast College Street
West Virginia
Ahepa Holds Third Annual Outing at Lincoln Park
Elyria Lorain chapter No 144 of Ahepa hosted a basket picnic at Lincoln Park with many members, families, and friends. An extensive athletic program included a baseball game between Elyria and Lorain teams, the local side winning, and a loving cup presented by the chapter.
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Elyria-Lorain
Ahepa
American-Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
Lincoln Park
Ahepans
Elyria
Lora
Berger Holds His Own Though Badly Hurt
Milwaukee dispatch reports Victor L. Berger former congressman and world Socialist leader seriously injured after being struck by a street car is stabilizing and holding his own at his bedside with officials updating condition today.
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Berger
Badley
Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger
Berger S health at risk after skull fracture and injuries
Doctors cautioned against undue optimism noting Berger is 69 and his age makes his injuries more serious including a skull fracture.
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Berger
New Organization Opposes Day Amendment Formed in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 18, Benedict Crowell and Fred G. Clark announced a new anti temperance group named The Crusaders. The federation seeks 100000 members nationwide with Cleveland set at the goal. Clark said plans include a paper then a weekly publication as membership grows. About two thousand cards were distributed.
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Cleveland
Benedict Crowell
Fred G. Clark
Federation of Labor
Crusaders
Clark
John A. Hadden
Chas. A. Otis
John Newell
Elton Hoyt
Daniel K. Hanna
Ralph Newman
Crusaders Offer Support for Prohibition Reform Measure
A speaker argues that national prohibition fuels crime lawlessness hypocrisy and corruption and pledges to back any sensible reform to address the problem and join the Crusaders movement.
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Crusaders
First Ohio wheat crop labeled spotty by officials
Columbus July 18 The Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation reports the first wheat threshed in Central and Southern Ohio this week was spotty but not as off grade as feared due to wet weather. M R Maney heads the grain purchasing department and notes the crop may have more off grade grain than in years past though dry spells have improved conditions. Purchases started in Central and Southern Ohio where rainfall was heavy while heavy producing areas have not yet begun to move grain.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation
M. R. Maney
Maney
Central
Friday's Five Best Radio Features
United Press reports on WEAF and NBC network at 7:00 featuring Bourdon's Orchestra as part of Friday's radio line up with Five Best features and program notes.
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United Press Weaf
NBC Network
Bourdon
County Officials View Schumaker Ditch Site in Sheffield Lake
County commissioners surveyed the site for the proposed Schumaker Ditch improvement in Sheffield Lake village this morning reviewing layout and potential impacts.
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Schumaker
Sheffield Lake Village
Nice People Avoid Perspiration Odor
Odor from underarms can be detected by others though not noticed by you. Kora Konia powder, by Mennen, neutralizes perspiration acids and prevents odor. It absorbs excess moisture, soothes skin, and helps garments last. Apply liberally. also for feet and sanitary pads. available at druggists.
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Mennen
Dramatic and Broadcast Listings for Evening Networks
The item lists TV and radio time blocks across WOR CBS WJZ NBC for eight broadcast slots including dramatized stories theater memories opera concert and news summaries. It notes channels and start times with a focus on network programming and performers Jones Hare and various stations.
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WOR
CBS
WJZ
NBC
Summer dresses in washable silks and crepes
A bargain display for Summer in washable silks crepes and silk piques. Available in new high shades including white. Well made, affordable for three or four pieces for Summer and vacation wear.
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Esther Alfsen
Mag
J. D. Yocum
Fenelon Falls
Ontario
Canada
Mrs. Hoyt
May Wood
Cdeveland Street
Mrs. Elver Grills
Sullivan
Harold Cooley
Shirley Jackson
Locust Street
R. C. Beatty
Elm Street
R. J. Foster
New Philadelphia
C. W. Wade
BeViers, Inc
Henry Haas
East College Street
Madison
I. L. Porter
Marengo, O
Mr. Porter
Fred J. Porter
Order of Ahepa
Rockers
Harry H. Smith CO
Organization Against
View Ditch
F. A. Smith & Bros
Elxria
the Watch
A Fe
SILK
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