Immunize Elyria Children Against Diphtheria Tomorrow
Elyria children entering school next fall may receive diphtheria immunization at 10 A M tomorrow in the Troxel building under Dr G E French city health officer assisted by a city nurse. Immunizations are voluntary and constitute the first of two required doses with no cases of diphtheria in the city for over a year and the last case dated May 7, 1900.
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Elyria
G. E. French
Troxel
French
Health Department
Court docket items and verdicts from Lorain area cases
Colonial Finance Company in Cleveland sues Ralph Kauffman of Avon Lake for 416 promissory note debt. Ruby Greenberg of Avon sues Leonard Robinson for 6408 on promissory note. Oberlin Savings Bank sues Giles Sknepper et al for 1082 on promissory note and seeks foreclosure. Verdict for 2775 awarded to Charles A. Arndt against Steve Fodor Jr for injuries in a June 5 1930 auto crash on Brighton Kipton road. Treya Vandersommen of Elyria seeks divorce from Anthony on extreme cruelty. they wed 1929 and have one child Alice Irish. Edward sought divorce from Theresia? in Sheffield township. married 1917. Lucile F Smith of Lorain sues Ralph for divorce on gross neglect. marriage year not shown.
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Oberlin Savings Bank Company
Giles Sknepper
Oberlin
Charles A. Arndt
Steve Fodor, Jr
Brighton- Kipton Road
Treya Vandersommen
Elyria
Anthony
Alice Irish
Sheffield
Edward
Complaints Rise in Soviet Bureaucratic Efforts
Moscow reports reveal that 100000 complaints have been judged by the Joint Complaint Bureau of the Central Control Commission and the People’s Commissariat of Workers’ Peasants’ Inspection over two years, with most targeting kulak influence, village Soviets’ corruption, and political misuse of office.
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Moscow
Central Control Commission
The
Communist Party
People's Commissariat of Workers’Peasants
Zemlyachka
Zemirachka
Ural
Mas Donald
Itime
Bolshevik Old Guard
Lenin
Bolshevik Party
Red Army
Order
Knights of St. John Convention Key Figures Named
The Knights of St. John appoints Steven Miter and Venice L Captain of Commandery 1, as well as committee chairs for the convention. Details mention AFLG At Uerere and Craity Gio Uo Seekeae inpybin Avenue with Elvric and Henerabis A Apererat in leadership roles.
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Knights of St. John
Iptaim
Steven Miter
Eadi L
Commandery 1
Hang Committee
Sa Ule Aeie
Inpybin Avenue
Elvric
Henerabis
Oberlin High to graduate sixty five seniors
Oberlin College president E H Wilkins will deliver the commencement address at First Church on June 19. Diplomas will be awarded by R A Budington to a class of sixty five, including forty one boys and twenty four girls. Readable names list, event details, and nearby notes about initial proceedings and a lawn gathering follow, with weather contingency mentioned.
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Oberlin. O
Dent E. H. Wilkins
Oberlin College
R. A. Budington
Educat
Eleanor Mae Beebe
Louise Elizabeth Bows
Frances Carolyn Brandt
Grace Edna Braun
Lara Mildred Brown
Esther Dan Carson
Warner Herbert Alvah Twining
Willard Worthington Waite
Hugh Webber
Richard Waterman
Kenry Wood Wilson
Henry Wilson Tremaine
Frank Buksvac
Death of Mrs James A Tudehope in California
Word reached Oberlin of the death of Mrs James A Tudehope in California on May 28 at her Holliswood home. Her husband and Elsie and Fern Tudehope had moved to Oberlin for schooling. Elsie died soon after arrival. Fern earned Oberlin College and Oberlin Business College credentials. The Tudehope family later sold their home in 1919 and planned burial in Oberlin in the family lot after remains are shipped east.
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Calif
Nord
Leraini
James A. Tudehope
Holiswood
Mgr
Mix Tudehope
Oberlin
Taus
Elsie
Fern
Oberlin College
Oberlin Business College
Fifteenth Annual Violin Contest Honors Two Winners
The fifteenth annual violin contest for third year classes directed by Professor Don Morrison saw Charles Weston and Keneath Bohrer tie for first, sharing the prize scholarship. Frances Spelhrink claimed the first scholarship prize and Mildred Pettiford took second. A benefit social will close the Vocational and Night Schools for summer vacation, to be held on Monday.
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Don Morrison
Charles Weston
Atr
Rex Weston
West College Sireet
Keneath Bohrer
W. ©. Bohrer
Spring Street
Frances Spelhrink
F. B. Spelhrink
Fast Lorain Street
Zis
Mildred Pettiford
C. C. Pettiforda
Union Street
Parish record note with changes in local positions
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a person named Liawrea or Kaw a moving to Oberlin for the coming year. It mentions Miss Burgner with many years of service in a local context and a title relating to Wamehemeh Girls in Hono rary and social science, all on Paia island.
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Aties Yeeser
Ae Iygner
Sas Liawrea
Kawathe
Oberlin
Miss Burgner
Paia
Miss Muriel Warren Recipient of Charity Group Honors
Miss Muriel Warren of Washington D C started a fellow from Hinl School of Social Work and joined four others in a New York series by the Charity Organization Society.
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Muriel Warren
D. C
St.arted
Hinl
Sailed York for a journey amid school days in Butlanest
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Jarri sailing from York to a distant location for a voyage connected to a school event. The text references his mother but is garbled, leaving unclear dates, places, and outcomes. The fragment preserves names and places but lacks full context.
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Jarri
York
Eugrone
Fae Finess
Wiper
Mrs Abbie Davis Injures Army at Call Terry
Fragmentary text reports Mrs Abbie Davis at 24 Street suffered injuries while at Call Terry OT Per TPROM at wut Lorain Tuesday. No clear details on cause, location, or time beyond a 9 39 oclock reference and mentions of children held in the tin Sunday morning.
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Abbie Davis
Street
Terry
Lorain
Local Residents Return from Visits and College
Misses May and Carrie Tiay return from Tyron Mississippi visiting relatives. Miss Joy Hill, previously at Spellman College in Atlanta, returns to Oberlin to spend summer with her family on North Pleasant Street.
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May
Carrie Tiay
Tyron, N
Joy Hill
Spellman College
Atlanta
Oberlin
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin Courtyard Visits and Winter California Return
Mrs G M Clarke of South Professor Street has returned home after spending the winter in California. Mr and Mrs Oriin Blanchard and son of Warren Ohio visited recently with friends in Oberlin.
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G. M. Clarke
South Professor Street
California
Oriin Blanchard
Warren, O
Oberlin
Ancient Babylonian Stone Missive Brought to Chicago
A 6,900 year old stone tablet from ancient Babylonian language finds its way to Chicago. The artifact is described as a rare early writing piece highlighting Mesopotamian literacy in a museum display.
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Chicago
Hats and Shoes Spark Fashion Trends in Centrel Press
Exclusive shops showcase new accessories mixing bygone inspiration with modern flair. Perforated suede mitts in multiple colors pair with colonial inspired jewelry, satin hats and mesh accents. Talbot and other designers offer cap and headpiece variations, while crochet motifs shape ascots and cuffs.
Drought prompts shift to farming diversification in Arkansas
In Little Rock the drought relief effort shifts to long term reform. Leaders say the crisis showed the need to diversify farming, with agronomists bankers and state officials backing new programs after a season that left half a million Arkansans in bread lines. The focus is on rebuilding wealth and welfare of farmers through improved methods and reorganized farming life.
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Little Rock
George
Morris
Amie Stolen and Suspect Names Noted
Fragmentary OCR describes an alleged theft of an Amie with references to Conrad and a camera on Lake Avenue. The text is garbled with scattered phrases about days of the week and groups, offering no coherent details or clear outcome.
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Amie
Conrad
Lake Avenue
Ted
Farming Experts Tout Solution Believed Universal
Farm specialists across the stave agree on a single approach as the key remedy for ongoing agricultural difficulties. The consensus centers on applying a core method viewed as a broad fix to improve yields, soil health, and resilience across regions.
Right and Left in European politics names
Right and Left are common names in European politics. They correspond to Conservatives and various grades of Radical Socialism. In Continental assemblies members sit in a semicircle facing the Speaker, and these "handles" derive from their positions.
France's diverse racial tapestry across historic fronts
A brief note on France comprising a unified blend of many races beyond Gauls and Franks. It mentions Her mans and Flemings, Sretons, Germans, Ligurians, Catalans, Basques and Arabs within the French frontier. The passage reflects on a complex admixture of peoples shaping national identity.
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France
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Tate
Ain An Metrigushin
George Weblber
Beebe Court
John XN. Rhein
Mrs
Fierence C
Lakake
F . Freside
Geant At Arms
Camain A. J. Smith
Hidgeviils
Athens
Catherine Tambl
George Nall
Ridgeville
Fourth Regiment
Groveland Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Oberlin High
Frizov
L. E. Burgner
East College Street
Pri
Sophia von Usler-Gistr
Dresden
Cherin Collese
Carman de iv
Lucy Chalk
Centrel Press
Talbot
Pam
Arkansas
England
Forrest City
Cilia Sry
Hurgewie
Tore
Toeuho Grats
Apoeles
Sibo
Dee
Othe
Weoanonics
United States Department of Agriculture
Oruatesk
Jeebera
Taos
Tlou
Pieter Nea White
S White
Oysey
Yeliow
Cleverard
Manassa Mauler Laws Woodi
Reno
Noev
Jack
Meryer Ki. E. Roberts
Mone Wilke
Max Baer
Pauline Uzcudun
Favpsians
ACME
Granith
BMC
Q’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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