Ellen Arnold Marries James Ford in May Evening Ceremony
Miss Ellen Arnold wed James Ford of Cleveland in a May wedding at 5 o clock Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony, by Rev F Ford, was attended by about thirty relatives and a reception followed with guests from Detroit New London Chicago and Cleveland. The couple will reside in Cleveland for a time and receive the congratulations of many friends.
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Daniel J
Arnab
Cegar
Ellen
James Ford
Cleveland
Oberlin
F. Ford
Chicago
McAlpice
Misa Lebla Harris
Wagner
J. F. Ford
Chiler
George Ford
Detroit
John
Washington D. C
J. Fold
Alice Gridley
Dora Arnold
Bettytt
New London
B. Breck
Louley
Ellen B.es
M. H. Wadsworth
Well- L
Lin
Grange Hall
Wain Street
Grange
Mbera
Owell
Stella Shanks
May King
Senay Opens Religious Campaign At First Baptist
Dr. J Q A opened meetings last week at the First Baptist Church with strong attendance and a vigorous talk on Life on Fire. He urged a new testaments method and gospel proclamation, calling for consecration of Jesus heart and grace of the Holy Ghost. Dr Henry, noted evangelist visiting from England, spoke to college students and planned three more sessions on The Partnership with the Modern Church.
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Tin
J. Q.A
First Baptist
Henry
Brother of Indiana Governor Dies in California
May 6 1936 press item reports Dr Charles Ing of Pasadena Calif brother of Indiana Governor Henry King II died suddenly after noon Wednesday The governor had planned to attend a centennial celebration and address at Van University Nashville but remained in Indiana following the news of his brother's death
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Lin
Henrichill King
Charles Ing
Pasadena
Cal
King
Preai- Ung
Cole
van University
Nashville
Tenn
Indiana
la Cal
Oberlin Social Notes and Local Movements Briefly Covered
Oberlin residents gather for an evening of music and dance as several locals travel or undergo events. Mark Wilson relocates to Syracuse near his wife’s family, C J Maynard visits from Traverse City, and repairs begin on a room behind the People’s Bank for candy storage. Dr Bosworth to preach at Second Congregational, Tag Day planned for Oberlin Hospital, and hospital deficit noted.
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Oberlin
Mark Wilson
F. L. Wilson
South Maintreet
Syracuse
N. Y
Mr. Wilson
White Co
Cleveland
C. J. Maynard
Traverse
Mich
Second Congregational Church
Oberlin Hospital
BE. H. Holter
Canton
Mayme Newton Timms
Bellevue
W. B. Gerrish
T. D. Davis
Warren
Mary Woodworth
East College Street
E. J. Davis
Napoleon
Misa June Davis
Ruth Mason
H. W. Loveland
A. M. Loveland
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Oberlin Council Approves 26 Cent Telephone Rate Increase
Oberlin May 6 A village council meeting approved a 26 cent phone rate increase, raising the annual charge by 3 dollars. The permit to move a building from Elm to West College was referred, trees preventing the move. Street foreman Hanmer sought full time pay. the committee granted 60 cents per hour for nine hours.
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Oberlin
Elm Street
West College Street
Hanmer
Milks Emulsion Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A Michigan man reports ten years of indigestion cured after using Milks Emulsion. The ad touts improved appetite, weight gain, and absence of pills, claiming rapid benefits for colds, bronchial asthma, and wasting diseases. It offers a six bottle trial with a money back guarantee and prices 60c and 1.20 per bottle.
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Michigan
H. D. Lovelee
Rockford
Mich
Terre Haute
Ind
Humger 40 advertised as blood purifier relief claim
An old testimonial for Humger 40 promotes its use as a blood purifier. The letter from George Klinker of Lima Ohio cites relief from rheumatism catarrh stomach trouble and weight gain after six bottles. It lists many conditions claimed to be helped including gout indigestion skin issues and lead poisoning.
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George ‘ Klinker
Lima
Ohio
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