Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights June Events
Oberlin College posts a June calendar listing senior, piano and violin recitals at Warner Hall, tennis matches at Athletic Field, and religious services at Fairchild Chapel and Memorial Arch. Notable items include a June 1 senior song recital, June 2 student recital and Dustman composition recital, June 8 vesper service, and multiple commemoration and examination events through June 7 and 8.
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Oberlin
Warner Hall
Joseph B. Holloway
Casa School of Applied Science
Kenneth L. Dustman
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Harold C. Phillips
D. D
First Baptist Church of
Cleveland
Ohio
Memorial Arch
Thomas W. Graham
Mount Union College
Evelyn L. Gordinier
Kemper Fullerton
the. School of Theology
Shipherd Hall
Finney Chapel
Ernest H. Wilkins
Warner Hell
College of Arts and Sciences
Joseph H. Schnelker
Pauline Wager
The
Conservatory of Music
Katherine W. Forbes
Western
Michigan
State Teachers College
Glee Club Concert Tonight At Oberon Junior High
The Glee Club girls of Oberon Junior High present a Spring concert at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium. The program features a song group a short operetta and dances by Marjorie Ault and Edna Mason supervised by Hilda Magdsick with Margaret Nickel directing and Rose Mary Laughlin as accompanist, class of 1934.
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Oberon Junior High School
Glece Club
Marjorie Ault
Edna Mason
Hilda Magdsick
Conservatory
Margaret Nickel
Rosemary Laughlin
Oberlin Girl Weds in Sharon Pa Marry in May
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Glenna Lucille Champe daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Champe of East Vine Street to Harlan G Payne son of Mr and Mrs Walter Payne of Cleveland. The ceremony occurred May 25 in Sharon Pennsylvania with Miss Joy PIII and Albert Payne as attendants. The couple will reside in Cleveland where Payne is employed by the city.
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Glenna Lucille Champe
Walter Cheampe
East Vine Street
Harlan G. Payne
Walter Payne
Cleveland
Sharon
Joy Piii
Albert Payne
Fayne
Women Bowlers Hold Banquet at Oberlin Inn
The Oberlin Women’s Bowling League banquet drew over fifty members to the Oberlin Inn for a three course dinner at 6:30 followed by a short meeting in the parlors. Miss Charlotte Powers presented gifts to the Jones Flora team and to Miss Evelyn Latham. Mrs. Wickerham and the president and secretary spoke briefly before the group attended a show at the Apollo Theatre.
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Oberlin Women’s Bowling League
Oberlin Inn
Charlotte Powers
Jones Flora
Winalas
Evelyn Latham
Wickerham
League
Apollo Theatre
Wickler Student at Western Reserve Academy Visit
Wickler a student at Western Reserve Academy will be accompanied by Miss Marla Kangs kin a senior in the college who will visit her brother at the site. The note mentions Hud son tomorrow and a planned visit by the pair to the campus community.
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Wickler
Western Reserve Academy
Hudson
Atte
Marla Kangskins
Dent
Appeals Case From Mayor's Court Sparks Common Pleas Review
Tim Marcing a fair trial is challenged as abusive discretion by Calck Sayles of Elyria. Sayles appeals after a $30 fine plus costs for gambling in a downtown hotel room, imposed by Mayor W H Vonoster on May 15 following a conviction. Y-Indus Club picnic planned at Ruggles Beach tonight. Twenty four couples expected for swimming, dinner, entertainment and dancing.
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Common Pleas
Tim
Calck” Sayles
Elyria
Saxlea
W. H. Vonoster
Hum
Y-Indus Club
Ruggles Beach
YMCA to Run Girls Swimming Classes in Elyria
The Y M C A announces summer swimming for girls and women after YWCA curtailment. Activities move to Camp Iys See Kies with same schedule: ladies class Fridays 8 pm, girls Saturdays 1 2 pm, and ladies Thursdays 9 30 to 10 39 am. After school ends a daily girls period. camp run July 10 to 26 under girl leaders. Enroll at class sessions or YWCA/YMCA offices.
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Elyria
Camp Iys-See-Kies
W. O. McClellan
Y. Mlc.a
McClelland
Court filings mix in Vermilion to Lorain and beyond
Fragments show Flora Kishman of Vermilion and Sadie Reed of Toledo filing suits over property partitions and loans, with multiple defendants named. Claims include lease obligations, promissory notes, and damages arising from vehicle collisions, plus divorce proceedings and custody notes in Lorain and nearby towns.
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Flora Kishman
Vermilion At al
Death Records of MRS EMMA INGLETON and Others
Obituary notices list Mrs Emma Ingleton of Tod Street dying at 10 00 AM and family survivors in Cleveland Youngstown and Lerada. Also Mary Elizabeth Chapman of Huntington OH dies at 70 after illness with service details and burial in Huntington cemetery. Additional notes cover Elmer Jump Townsend and Fred L Freeman Elyria death details with funeral plans and survivors.
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Emmy Viola Ingleton
Sudro
Lodi Street
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mary Chapman Wellington
Mary Elizabeth Chapman
John Chapmen Huntington
Allen Hospital
Oberlo
Chapman
Poor Heath
Ladies Aid Society
Sullivan
Arthur
Harvey
Roy
Sarah Swartz
Cleveland
Helen Burke
Amelia Thompkins
S. Ingwer
Rosa Shawyer
Elyria
Eva Winfield
Rochester
Henry Choate
Congregational Church
Sehmink
Huntington Cemetery
Elmer Ira Jump
Townsend Township
Jump
Elyria Carpenter’s
C. Nel
Kathryn
Louise
Ira
Charles Jump
Berlin Heights
Townsend Methodist Church
J. C. Messenger
Collins Cemetery
Fred L. Freeman
Georgia Freeman
North Olive St
Ernest
Arkansas
LaGrange
Tite's Market
Marcabee Locge
Dirs. B. L. Wilcox
LaGrance
Awards of Flags to Schools in Memorial Day Parade
The Garfield School received the flag prize for the largest number of students in line and appearance. Holy Cross School earned the flag for the highest percentage of its students in line.
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Garford
Holy Cross
Ling
Labor Troubles at Pekin Ill Settle
Pekin Illinois June 1 labor troubles that sent National Guardsmen into Pekin were resolved today as union representatives and officials of the American Distilling Company reached an agreement.
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Pekin
Ill
National Guardsmen
American Distilling Company
Forty plus children examined at Gates Hospital clinic
Thirty nine crippled children from northeastern Ohio were examined today at the semi monthly crippled children's clinic at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Charles Shatter of Mansfield, new president of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children, attended at the headquarters of the movement. Examiners were Dr H Herman of Cleveland and Dr E A Lawrence of Elyria, with attendees from Elyria Wellington Grafton Amherst Wadsworth Akron Lorain Ashland Nov a Kainia Bucyrus Greenwich Conneaut Mansfield East Conneaut Ashtabula Spencer Norwalk.
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Ohio
Gates Hospital For
Charles Shatter
Manafield
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Crippled Children’s Movement
Elyria
Wellington
Grafton
Chertin
Amherst
Wadsworth
Akron
Lorain
Ashland
Nova
Kahina
Bucyrus
Greenwich
Conneaut
Mansfield
Ease Conneaut
Ashtabula
Spencer
Norwalk
Incubator Aids Quintuplets at Dionne Farm
NORTH BAY Ontario June 1 A corps of wet nurses arrived at the Dionne farmhouse to care for five newborn quintuplets. Dr H A Dafoe supervised their natural diet as the babies, born about a month premature, weighed from under two pounds to one and three quarters pounds. The hot water incubator replaced the failed electricity enabled unit and all organs showed soundness.
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North Bay
Ont
Dionne
H. A. Dafoe
Olivia Dionne
Chicago
Warning to war debtors and looming default total
President Roosevelt warned war debtors that the United States would confront the fading debt problem if resources were diverted to unproductive expenditures or armaments. He sent a message to Congress, not urging new legislation, as thirteen foreign debtors faced a combined payment or default of 174,617,439.19 dollars due June 16.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
Opportunities for foremen discussed at Elyria club meeting
Nelson Rupp, former Cleveland personnel worker, told about better employer employee understanding at the Elyria Foremen's Club war meeting for 1953 34 season at the Y He warned outside elements fuel labor disturbances and urged foremen to help workers fit tasks and assimilate into their roles. Alfred O'Donnell and Miss Sheppard provided vocal music. No meetings until fall.
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Alfred O'Donnell
Mies Sheppard
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Report Roundup
Cleveland markets list price quotes for produce eggs poultry and meat with market conditions. Cattle receipts and prices show dull trade and varied yardage while sheep and lambs show mixed values. Local farm market highlights include asparagus cucumbers lettuce and greens with grain and hay quotations plus Wayne Wooster egg stock listings.
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Cleveland Lis Eistoockk
Cleveland
Cleveland Grain and Hay’ Exchange
Isi
Wooster
Judge Addresses County Complaints on Gaming Statutes
Frank E. Stevens, Prosecutor, and Judge Thompson discussed countywide complaints about hot machines. The judge said he did not order an investigation, only informed jurors of gaming statutes and related concerns. He declined further comment on the prosecutor’s letter.
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Frank E. Stevens
Thompson
Fragmentary OCR Notice With Sparse Named Entities
A scrambled OCR snippet shows scattered numeric codes and partial letter sequences. No coherent events, names, dates, or locations emerge to define a clear news item or action. The readable data lacks actionable content to summarize into a proper article card.
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