Oberlin Offers Folkloric Juggler Show for Large Audience
Oberlin presents Our Lady’s Juggler by Professor Frederick B. Axiz at 7 15 pm drawing a large crowd. Council conducts routine business while a roof fire at 272 North Main Street caused about 75 dollars in damage before extinguishers. Oberlin College athlete Harrar underwent surgery for ruptured tendon and is reported improving. Worcester, Oberlin native, serves as radio operator on the cruiser Memphis bound for Lindbergh escort starting June 11. New residents arrive including Frank Sedgeman and family settling on West College and Cedar streets. Aletha Stacey returns from Philadelphia studies to resume work with Jones Motor for the summer.
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Frederick B. Axiz
Memphis
M . Worcester
H. O. Worcester
President Coolidge
Charles Lindberg
France
Washington
Hampden Roads
Frank Sedgeman
Saginar
Mich
Sedgeman
Glu Sedgeman
G. T. Ssedgeman
West College
Cedar Streets
William
Michigan College
East Lansing
Qher
Wellington social notices and upcoming meetings
June notices from Wellington list events and gatherings. Entries include the Obin gree team at the Gold Fallows, Sewing at Mrs. John Dutt’s, WC U Y Merts on Tuesday, W CLOT UL meeting at Mrs. Levi Myers, Flower Mission day, dinner entertainment for several couples, Grange meeting next Wednesday and a devgetit show at the To Net on June 70, plus travel chatter of relatives and visitors from Philadelphia and Preston, Iowa.
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Rebekah
Wellington
Teesday
John Dutt
U. Y
Levi Myers
Grange
Grangerrs
Grangers
President to be secluded at the White House lodge
President Coolidge will retreat to a secluded lodge in the countryside near South Dakota for an extended summer vacation. Officials and journalists will be kept at a distance, with strict security and limited access to the executive.
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Dakota
Washington
Couldre
Evers
Cochaine
Cage
Curion
White House
Bere Bar
Uoolige
Chicago Market Opens Amid Uncertainty on Corn Supply
Chicago traders opened the day amid unfavorable crop news as rainfall continues to delay planting in the nation’s largest corn belt. Officials report 73 percent of normal planting in key areas, dampening market activity and keeping prices volatile.
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Chicago
Poard of Trae
Vevern
Lawa
Corn Belt Termination Issues Highlighted Across Belt
Fragmentary sentence notes poor termination across the Corn Belt. The text suggests widespread agricultural or processing challenges, indicating inconsistent outcomes and potential regional impact on yields or operations.
Bearcats Beat Spark Plugs in Baseball Game
Bearcats defeated the Spark Plugs in a baseball contest. The report notes players aged around 22 to 24 in the lineup and mentions manager contact details ambiguously. The article veers into unrelated phrases about digging wells and rhyming phrases, not connected to the game.
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