Plains of Graduates and Local College Plans
The class of 1825 and other graduates plan further study at Oberlin College Cleveland Institute of Music and Ohio State Dental College. Names include Dorothea Zich Helen Steutt Clair Yenser Miss Porosky Lox Harold Bechtel and Jane Sersing. June dates and local ties noted.
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Plains of
Dorothea Zich
Oberlin
Ware
Cleveland
Amherst
College
Ohio
Harold Bechtel
Henry Mechtel
Ohio State Dental Atlege
Columbus
Sersing
Daxston
Jane
Amherst Area News Briefs and Community Notices
Community announcements cover weddings services and church events across Amherst Brownhelm and South Amherst. Highlights include wedding bells for parishioners at St Peters and local churchs activities, plus civic notices from the Amherst Business Men Association and various societies.
Present Program for Children's Day at South Amherst Church
The South Amherst Mi E Congregational Church will observe a Children’s Day program at the Congregational church seat on Sunday evening.
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Trelier
Renel Dar
Ho Oyserved
Brownheim Con
Dine Society
The
South
Amherst
United Board of the South Amherst M. E. Congregational Church
Congregational Church
South Amherst
Mi E. Congregational Church
Aeat
Amherst Briefs Link Residents and Weekend Visits
Amherst notes list local residents visiting relatives over the weekend in nearby towns. Several families from Amherst are mentioned including Telhurst, Kendeigh, Guild, O’Neill, and others, with attendees in Lorain, Cleveland, Elyria, and Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Florence Telhurst
Clerz
Laud
Ward Telhurst
Jenne Kendeigh
Ron
Gerald
Brownhela
Williac
Hart
Donald Lindsey
Hame
Wittesberg College
Springfield
Kenneth Guild
Cleveland
Ruby Guild
Eva Wieux
North Lake Street
Mirs
Margaret O'Neill
Willan Baker, Jr
Totedol
Jackson~street
Miss Rosé
Lorain
Elmer Baker
Thomas
Bresnea
Mayine Blum
Gleumont
Wilson
Eberias
Rempes
Joseph Keleh
Wester
Wester, “Reserve
Caroling
Keleh
Marsh Wart
John
Hyrts
Jolt Buus
Pei Sundaree
Roy
Re Escott
Brahelm
du Medina
Henes Spedt
Saralys
Joseph
Heathester
South
Amerst
Howar
Hein
Sis Hirs
George Tupple
Ben- Michael
Philip
Bahel
Penfield
Jol Sabiers
Ter Fark
Oberlin Illumination Night to Highlight Campus Lanterns
Oberlin residents and students prepare for illumination night next Saturday during the college commencement period. The campus will glow with thousands of Japanese lanterns lighting the grounds as alumni parade floats join the celebration.
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Bern
Oberlin Cit- Frelessor P
D. Sherman
Births and deaths tallied in Lorain County report
The 1925 Lorain County fatality record shows four hundred two deaths with auto and railroad accidents numbering eighteen. Births included Oberlin nineteen, Amherst forty three, Avon Lake two hundred fifteen and several other towns such as Elyria and South Amherst listed with counts.
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Oberlin
Necata
Lorain
Oberling
Amherst
Elyria
Avon Lake
Avon
Ameherst
LaGrance
Rochester
Wellington
South Amherst
Black River
Brighton
Camden
Carlisle
Columbia
Eaton
Gratton
Henrietta
Huntington
LaGrange
Pentiald
St Pittsfield
Ridgeville
Russia
Sheffield
Sy- Elyria
Sheffield Lake
Larah
CLE Fe CLER REUNION OF GLEE CLUBS AT FINNEY CHAPEL
The annual reunion of the Glee Clubs will be held at Finney chapel on Monday June 14 at 7 45 p m. Performances include the Glee Club of Men the Glee Club of Women the Men's Glee Club of 1925 26 and the Women's Glee Club of 1928 0F.
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Finney Chapel
Glee Club
Glee Cin
Glen
Glee’ Club
Overnight News Briefs Mixed with Disorderly Notes
In New York a refer endum on prohibition is denounced as deceptive by a one thousand strong committee. Labor leader Matthew Woll criticizes farming interests and political candidates as party to seatings in a senatorial contest. A spare line mentions a quarrel ending with arrests, and a daylight robbery in Central Park targets a motorist with violence and a stolen sedan.
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New York
Committee of One Thousand
New. York
Tur Fon
Matthew Woivice
America”' Federation of Labor Suni
Nock
Central Park
Sand
Gigantic Plot William G Mitchell to Ancott Raymanet
A historical note details a strategic move involving figures named William G Mitchell and Ancott Raymanet in a Sheffield based camp setting. The fragment references a large plan or plot and locates events within a camp environment. Further specifics are unclear from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Mitchell
Ancott Raymanet
Sheffield
Chewing Gum Industry Output Report From Commerce
The 1947 biennial report shows Americans spent about 6.6 million on chewing gum last year. Forty one factories operated in the midwest and produced goods valued at 47,?6? million at factory prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aterien
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Clues
Pictorial crossword puzzle items include across clues about a running down phrase, a standard of perfection or beauty, and a cloth used for uniforms. The readable fragments imply a playful image based puzzle aimed at children with word fits and visual hints.
Production higher than DSU report cites chewing gum factories
The report notes eight chewing gum factories in California and others scattered across a dozen states, indicating production levels exceed DSU projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
California
Rockefellers Give Funds to Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
John D Rockefellers and John D Rockefeller Jr announced gifts totaling 350000 to aid Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in completing its new school. The church receives 106000 conditionally with remaining 244000 to be raised or fulfilled by church actions.
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Cleveland
Unclear Fragment Remains From Aged News Page
Readable fragments mention Ste ron Op and Russia Lavy with references to Oberlin Waterhouse Surtees and Carmeliva. The text is garbled and does not convey a clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond scattered names and places.
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Carengy
Steron
David OW
Bernard Ual
Russia
Lavy
Oberlin
Waterhouse
Land additions and property transfers listed in Lorain Amherst Avon areas
Fragmented notice lists subdivisions and transfers including Edna A Stillman Avon ton 23 Avor Abe Cohen lots 229-231 Amherst Eastern Heights Land Company parcel to Abe Cohen and William Barr station 25 Avon. J P Bilskey assists. other items mention a leather processing method describer in obsolete industrial context.
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Srabados
Keins
Lorain
Edna Ac Stillman
Apna
Sarah el
Ig Jfrederten
EF William Barr
Robert G. Bare Pase
Avon Two
J. P. Bilskey
Elgris
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Tudor
Inelades
Seriou
Charming, Son
Pen
Strickland Visance of
East Ohio’ Gas Clevetade
Joan
Eugene Uyaay
Aree AL Sanders
Horapson
KL Co Caureh
Sunda
Goning
Eisch
Hes
William Wenzec
P. Sd
J. Wenzel
C Hengen
Edward Low Ber
High Chool
Harris Street
St. Peters’ Evagelia
En Itkel
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Fternoon
St. Paul's Lutheran Ghorest
S.S S. Worker's
Caurel
A James Miller
Charles Miller
Eveninx
Rhearsal
Pelb
Aaughter
Almie
Freo
Silthefield
Jefferson County
Orhen
Pet
Layvhin Purviasee
Buffal
Charles S Hatnet
Songresational
Sarah Thest
Tibet
Cchroeder Carriton
Jots of
Tuck
Business Men's Association
Jackson Hotel
Earl” Cartenson
Jeferon
Georgia
St. Petersburs, Fla
Eagles
Brotherhood of St. Peter' Evangelist Church
Avill
Ben. Nickel
T. Eluat
Springeet
Res
Verna Kuss
Tis Street
Rudolph Sabiers
Holy Name Society
Pet Hall
Church Council of the First Evangelist Church
Ynrform
By Mra W. HB. Crapir
Newort
Reunion
Chaw
Agat
Son
Russell
Nesbit
Harry KK
Chicago
Thaw
Burie
Evelyn Nesbit
Dward Browning
Adie
Flier
Sport Nan
Oproniin
Ss Koledi Ane Echent
White
Prine
Chursee
Mabel Schira Ec
Albert Psit
Handless Glass Iz
Cornell
Valvecsé
Harry Acton
America
Automobiles
Imperial Furniture Company
EL Broad
Iridso
ANSW
Piol Har
Andress
Rockefellers
Cleveland Church
Grook’s Coal & Supply.co
H. Lee
OLDS
Welligs
Fauver and Robson Dry Cleaners
Onore
Broad St
Ilmot Printing Company
Masonic Temple
R. M. Summers
Earl Court
Reublin Bros
Koolmotor
Cities Service
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