Berlin News Inci Ready For Ohio Light and Power Hearing
At a special council meeting the village prepared for a hearing before the Ohio public utilities commission in Columbus regarding the Oberlin Gas and Electric Co. Finance and legal representatives discussed postponement of related injunctions. Hammond's illness shifts counsel, with Hogenson taking lead in Columbus.
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Wilin
Oberlin Gas & K Co
Ohio Ulul Commission
Columbus
Hammond
Attor Jogsett
Ceveand
Ham
Ounci
Smith
Wan- 2
Morris
Mr. Hammond
Hogn
Ghisch
Lorain
Coel
Old Township
United Church Organization Completes Oberlin Setup
At the first executive council meeting of the United Church in Oberlin the morning services will move to Second church. Prof. G Fiske will preach June 27. Rev 4 M Spangler becomes summer pastor starting July first. D R Moora acts as Sunday school superintendent. Multiple committees were appointed for education, federation efforts, music, secretarial duties, finance, public service, relief, and membership with named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bohn
King, Fiske
Houghton
Ford
Oberlin
Messrs Churchill, Dickinson, Barnard
R. A. Jameson
Bassett
Sweet
Hull
W. V. Metchif
Cowdery
Fowler
Forman
Alice Williams
A. §. Reot
D C. Churchilk
Missionary Ernest Pye Returns Home to Oberlin
Ernest Pye arrives in York from Turkey where he served as a missionary for many years. He traveled home during the world war period and plans a stop in Oberlin before continuing to Emoitis Town to join his family, who did not accompany him on this trip.
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Ernest Pye
York
Turkey
The
Oberlin
Emoitis Town
Open Mayfield Mer School Presents Friday Roots Lecture
Professor A will give the first mg lecture of the summer session Friday evening June 25 at Sturgishall. The subject is The Advent of a Wanderer. Lectures occur every Friday for six weeks and are free to all attendees.
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Root
Lock In Sturgishall
Chinese Paintings Loaned to Art Museum Exhibition
A collection of twenty Chinese paintings loaned by the Museum of Art of Cleve is exhibited at the Berlin building. The works depict birds and trees with symbolic and mythological meanings.
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UABLE
Berlin
Museum of Art of
Cleve
PILES Be Cured from the Outside Hemroid Remedy
Dr Leonhardt claims internal treatment is unsafe and promotes a cure named Hemroid. He treated 1606 cases and advertises the harmless tablets sold widely by druggists to relieve piles by freeing stagnant blood and strengthening bowel walls.
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Ciiption
Leonhardt
Phillips
Oberlin Recreation League ball games at Recreation Park
On June 24 Oberlin hosted three close baseball games at Recreation Park. Cosgrove keyed a 2 to 1 win for the College over Main St, the Odd Fellows beat Russia Township 4 to 1, and the Oberlin Athletic Club defeated the Oberlin team 4 to 1. The Crescents versus Spartansgame was postponed due to manager Wood’s absence.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Recreation League
Recreation Park
College
Main St
Dr. Cosgrove
College St
Odd Fellows
Oberlin Athletic Club
Yohege Team
Qdd Fellows
Russia
Athletic Club
the Crescents
Spartans
Wood
Oberlin College Ravine Labor Troubles This Week
Oberlin June 24 carpenters employed by the college quit over a closed shop dispute with a newly formed painters union. College work continues with nonstriking carpenters. Private contracts face friction due to union activity.
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Oberlin College Ravine
Oberlin
Carpenters’ and
Painters’ Unions
Nucleus tablets promise clear skin from stomach cleanse
An ad claims indigestion and constipation poison the blood, causing skin eruptions. It says Nucleus tablets stimulate the stomach liver and bowels to keep the complexion clean and are available at drug stores for 25 cents.
Blind Organists Shine At Oberlin Convention
Warren B. Hedden of New York City praised blind candidates for the American Guild of Organists degrees during the second day of the convention at Oberlin. He contrasted higher English exam interest with American apathy, noting the guild offers fellow and associate awards after exams. E Arthur Kraft performed, and delegates enjoyed an Oberlin tour before the annual banquet as the program closing nears.
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Oberlin
American Guild of Organists
Warren B. Hedden
New Yo City
United States
Canada
England
Upos
Finneychapel
E . Arthur Kraft
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
Oberlin and
Sleity
Organists Guests of Oberlin Musicians
The Organists National Convention delegates in Oberlin were hosted by Oberlin Musicians. They enjoyed an auto tour of the village and were welcomed at the Thos Henderson home before a banquet in their honor.
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Oberlin
Organists National Convention
Thos. Henderson
Oberlin Personal Notes and Movements
Oberlin residents and visitors are noted for changes in work and travel. F H Angle returns to Oberlin and becomes manager of Inter-City Tea Co. on North Main Street, starting Thursday. A large group attends Wellington Eastern Star inspection, with many local couples listed.
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Frank Foster
Clarence Bes Ausdale
Healy Pia
C. E. Juneman
Martin
Blanche Kelley
New London
Laverne Parke
Charlotte Powers
North Pleasant
Edith
Amy Powers
Lorian
Anna Armstrof
North Park Street
Armstroff
A. G. Comings
George Wood
Leg
Fred Comings
Frankfort
Mich
A. G Comings
Adelf Royce
L E Lord
Priscilla
Battle 4 Creek
Will Partridge
Dr Bowers
Cleveland
F. T. Cooke
Bowers
Isabelle O'Farrell
Estella Channon
Spencer
Robert Iighy
P. D. Sherman
New York City
G. J. Holgate
West Lorain Street
Lakeside
E. L. M Club
Elyria
Mable Cooke Bott
West Street
Oberon
Mary McMillen
Nettle A. Williams
Forest Street
McMillan
Henry Budiey
Ashland
Oberim
R. B. Heaton
Salem
L. E Burgner
United church sermon by Lath-Prof Walter Fiske
Cake Xich makes a trip as Lath-Prof Walter Fiske will preach next Sunday at the Second Congregational church for the United church service.
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Walter Fiske
United Church
Second Congregational Church
Mosher property taken possession on Forest Street
Notices show several local moves and visits. Mr Emert, sister of Mr G al Jones, secures Mosher property on Forest Street. Burgess family camping at Rugggles Beach. Geneva and Ruth Burgess visiting Cleveland relatives. Vine Rebekah lodge to meet June 28 at 7 30 p m. Dorothy Quayle earned a master’s degree from a Columbus university with over twenty six hundred degrees awarded. Various residents travel for visits and summer plans across Geneva Adrian Des Moines Hillsdale Lon.
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Cently
Mosher
Forest Street
Emert
AL Jones
A. C. Burgess
Ruggles’ Beach
Geneva
Ruth Burgess
Cleveland
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Dorothy Quayle
Cours Bia Uniersits
Silk Waists and Blouses Sale at One-Third Discount
The store offers deep reductions on all silk waists and blouses including Georgettes Crepe de Chine Jap Silks Tricolettes and Pongees. Every item has a straight one third off former prices with no exceptions and most have not been in the shop longer than two months.
Bathing Suits by Ocean Bathing Suit Co
The Ocean Bathing Suit Co. advertises as America's best makers for men women and children. It promotes style in bathing suits like hats and gowns and claims to show the right models with bathing shoes bags and rubber lined bags.
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Ocean Bathing Suit Co
America
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United Church Organization
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MER School
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Bertha Pope
Richland
J. Bird
Cris Crogs' Telephone Index Co
Pensacola
Fla
Heacox
West College Street
LN. Roller
Toledo
F. A. Goerner
King Street
William Child
Chicago
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
Alice J. Emeryulare
Ruth Miller
Hillsdale
Int
S. C. Miller
East College Street
T H. Rowland
T. H. Rowland
Ed. Rowland Offt Plachester
F Flower
East Cole Street
Fannie Drummind Arived
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Drummone
Rollins College
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