Oberlin commencement week features include alumni events
The June events begin with the commencement week at Oberlin College featuring alumni meetings and dinners. Pres. King will deliver the bac teremin speech titled Personal life in Oberlin. The Academic Frolic is set for Sunday at 4 00 p m with plans for Alumination night unchanged. A new outdoor site at North Professor street will host the Manoement cep awards for the class with the greatest number of activities.
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Reunion Glee Club Concert Marks Twentieth Reunion Night
Oberlin plans a three part reunion Glee club concert at Finney chapel on June 20. The program blends performances by the 1922 24 women and 1923 28 women groups with ex members and a final informal sing along of Oberlin college songs and familiar tunes.
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Storm plunges Oberlin into blackout after damage to lighting
June 7 Oberlin reports a storm severely damaged the town lighting system plunging streets into darkness except for isolated car headlights. The library and picture Lebow with most storefronts closed for the holiday. Next Sunday the First Church plans a united service and activities.
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Get Nerve Force from Nuxated Iron
A vintage advertisement claims Nuxated Iron boosts nerve force, vigor, and endurance by enriching blood with iron. It promises stronger nerves within two weeks and a refund if not felt, noting organic iron supports nerve cells and brain function.
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Tree Lover on Campus June 18 at 9:00
Oberlin reports the Physical Education girls present Tree Lover on the campus Monday morning June 18 at 9 00. The May 22 event details are noted. The item emphasizes campus performance and scheduling.
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Exchange Club names Klermund president in Oberlin
Oberlin June 7 The Exchange club elected Henry Klermund as president with H E Arnold as vice president and J N Stone as secretary treasurer at a meeting. A supper and several speakers are planned for July 1 at the next monthly gathering.
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Opera Star Marguerite Matzenaver Sails on Europe Trip
Opera soprano Mme Marguerite Matzenaver and her daughter Adrienne have sailed from New York for an extended European tour. They plan to return for the fall musical season.
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New York
In Town Line North June 7 social and visits noted
Town Line North notes Andrew Stang and daughter Kath erina visiting Kate Stang of South Ridge, Henry Neiding in Amherst, E C Shubert calling on relatives in Elyria, and several local entertainments. Mentions ice cream social by Ladies Aid at South Ridge, Decoration Day visits, and a new invention a rubber washboard claimed to erase dirt as pencil marks erase.
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John Peters
Cleveland
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Lorain
Margaret Dellefield
Claude Robbins
Grant Freeland
G. W. Spiegelberg
Caroline Spiegelberg
George Crandall
Paul Wernarski
Joe Coverdale
Rhinehart Cook
Lewis Spiegelberg
Will Hess
the Ridge
Henry Dellefield
W. Cook
Wm. Cook
East Shore
Loran
Bert Reisinger
Tempa
Muriel
Lake Avenue
Lucile Mackert
Genevieve Mackert
Mra V. Cook
Henry Schmauch
South Amherst
Wm Cook
Henry Detlefeld
Feet Free of Charge Foot Care Service Ad
A candid foot care promotional notice offers free initial assessment for issues like callouses Morton toes run over heels broken arches flat feet aching heels and weak ankles with a promise to prove effective results by professional correction.
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Mt Healthy rider complaints about noisy motorcycle cops
In Cincinnati on June 1 a Mt Healthy resident complains that the police motorcycle unit is a noisy nuisance, highlighting tensions between the public and law enforcement as patrols pass through the area.
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Man Sentenced to Workhouse for Neglect of Children
Lorain June 7 Frank Brows was sent to the Toledo workhouse for sixty days and fined ten dollars and costs for neglect of his minor children. He failed to pay alimony. judge said the sentence could be suspended if back alimony is paid, a likelihood experts doubt.
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Lorain Police Chief Says Soft Drink Ordinance Shoots City
Lorain on June 1 reports Police Chief Walker stating the new soft drink ordinance will force about 75 percent of current operators out of business. The measure prevents licenses for anyone convicted under the narcotics laws and takes effect on July 5.
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May cost of living rises in the United States
Washington June 7 A majority of Americans faced higher living costs in May than April as the Labor Department announced. The report notes increased prices across several essentials, affecting households nationwide.
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Colonial and Grand Avenues Offer Star Casts in New Films
The Colonial presents The Woman Conquers starring Katherine McDonald and Francis McDonald as Lamaths with June Elvidge as Flora O'Hare. A grand cast heads Fools First with Richard Diz, Claire Windsor, Claude Gillingwater, Raymond Griffith, and Georges Seigman. Hugh McNair Kabler's story is arranged by Marion Fairfar. Amberic an screens Mr Barnes of New York featuring Tom Moore in a Corsican vendetta tale of American grit and vengeance.
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Claire Windsor
Claude Gillingwater
Raymond Grigith
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New York
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Dreamland offering The Lavender Bath Lady and a poignant tale
A short note describes Dreamland presenting The Lavender Bath Lady a story of a young girl with great ambition overcoming poverty through a series of stirring incidents. A first class comedy also accompanies the program.
Lorain Police Seek 17YearOld Shooter in May 30 Case
Lorain police are conducting an active search for Joseph Wallopligoh, 17, wanted for shooting Joseph Puak, a fruit dealer, on May 30. Police Chief Chist Caan Kard at Etyria has been asked to locate him, believed to be employed in a factory there. Pot grown Salvias, 30¢ dos. Resar, the Florist.
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Joseph Puaick
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