Oberlin Hour on WTAM to Feature Oberlin Choirs and Faculty
Oberlin will broadcast an Oberlin hour on Sunday June 10 from 9 15 to 10 15 PM on WTAM Cleveland. Professor Don Morrison directs the vest ed string choir and a student string quartet along with Professors Moyer Breckenridge and Mrs Florence Hall. The program includes liturgical chorales and spirituals with piano and organ solos and group songs by the vested choir and the student quartet.
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Act To Recover Beauty Spot In City Corner Purchased
The Village Improvement Society has purchased three buildings on the southwest corner of Main and Vine streets and is setting in motion a program to recover the beauty spot.
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Oberlin Placid Bed Of Plum Creek To Be Beautified
Oberlin officials of a local society seek 250 pledges of 10 dollars each to remove three dilapidated shacks beside Plum Creek. The project aims to reveal the towns lone beauty spot and complete the landscaping after the buildings are removed and ground leveled. The group relies on a 1000 dollar fund but says it is insufficient. Pledges paid only after removal and parking of ground.
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Oberlin notices and obituaries span travel and honors
John G Olmstead learns of his mother death in Princeton and heads to Elmira for the funeral with burial in Watkins Glen. Frances Forbes leaves Oberlin June 13 for Honolulu. Prof. Cairns, Oberlin math head, to California for his daughter's illness, mails exams. Mrs. W Hobbs and Mrs T H E Rowland visit Cleveland. Dr W A Hemingway to receive SD degree from University of Miami for China plague work, decorated by China. Regular Pythian Sisters meeting Friday. Vine Rebekah lodge to meet Monday June 11 with officer elections. degree staff to report for practice. Visiting nurse committee annual meeting Monday June 11 at 3 30 pm at Mrs Earl D Jones 271 Morgan Street. pot luck to follow.
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Italy Funds to Motorize Fishing Boats
Rome reports the government has allocated 200 to 400 dollars to fishing boat owners to install marine engines. The measure aims to boost catches as Italian fleets currently stay near coasts. Officials expect a larger domestic harvest and expanded fish preserving industry once engines are in place.
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Fox farming grows in Yarmouth area with rises in kept stock
Fox farming is expanding in Yarmouth, with the industry growing about 20 percent in the last year. About 12,000 foxes are believed to be kept on farms, 80 percent owned by individuals. Live foxes sell for 400 to 700 dollars a pair and skins for 30 to 150 dollars each.
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Ohio Wesleyan Transcript Wins Best College Paper
Paul Anderson served as editor in chief and Dwight Koppes as managing editor of the Ohio Wesleyan Transcript, the semi weekly student paper of Ohio Wesleyan University, which earned a trophy as the top college newspaper in the Ohio College Newspaper Association contest. Koppes, of 454 Earl Court Elgin/Elvrra, will receive a bachelor of arts degree at Ohio Wesleyan University on Tuesday, June 12.
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Sullivan Memorial Day Observed At Auditorium
Memorial Day observance in Sullivan featured speaker D W Moyers of Fisha with a program including Logan’s General Orders Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and songs. Local residents shared news of births weddings moves and visits, with community notes from Sullivan and nearby Bloomdale and Ashland indicating ongoing local life.
Sleep powers life like recharging batteries in the body
Dr George W Crile reports to the National Academy of Sciences that the body's cells act as minute electric batteries. Sleep recharges these cellular potentials, while prolonged wakefulness drains them until death. The finding comes from experiments with laboratory animals showing sleep maintains cell voltage and prevents exhaustion.
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Ex prisoner appeals court over harsh shore assault case
Paul Horn, 23, who assaulted and robbed a woman on the sea shore, objects to the six years and three months penitentiary verdict and seeks a higher court. The public prosecutor seeks five years, while Horn demands at least 19 years, crying that ten years is his settled Yomit.
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Fishing Skippers Plan Advertising Fund in Boston
Fishermen plan voluntary donations of 5 from each fare to an advertising fund to boost inland demand for fresh fish. Captain Clayton Morrissey and Ernest Parsons on the Lark lead the effort with a banner titled Captain’s Honor Roll. The move mirrors cooperative piracy lore, with crew shares varying but profits rising as the industry organizes and eyes group insurance to aid families of lost sailors.
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Restless sex idea study of sleep jolts advances
Washington. A Mellon Institute study by Dr I M Johnson shows husbands sleep about 30 percent more restlessly than wives, contradicting the notion of women as the restless sex. Based on kinraphic records of 250 individuals over 60 nights, the research notes rhythmic sleep patterns with a peak restlessness shortly after retiring and slower activity swings, varying with age and mental state.
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Montreal Toronto air service inaugurated by Canadian Airways
A regular aerial passenger service has begun between Montreal and Toronto by Canadian Airways Limited. The inaugural trip in a Fairchild cabin monoplane took three hours seven minutes and the service will run throughout the season.
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Flood finds by bridge builders in North Adams
In North Adams Massachusetts the wrecked remains of a car and an iron bed frame were found 11 feet beneath the Hoosac river during bridge work for the Marshall street project. A power shovel exposed the obstruction as workers cleared gravel and stone, revealing the submerged automobile and bed under the river bed while constructing the new bridge.
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French Choose Edison as Greatest Inventor
Paris voters named Thomas Edison as the world's greatest inventor in a poll by two Paris newspapers. His main achievements cited are the phonograph and the electric lamp. Following him were Jacquart, Ampere, Ader, and Branly for related innovations in textiles, electromagnetism, flight, and wireless tech.
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The Twist Dominates Montmartre Cabarets in Paris
The Twist, a French innovation despite its English name, replaces the Charleston and the Black Bottom in Montmartre cabarets. Danced to slow music, it recalls the mimue and tango styles, featuring a graceful torso twist and side by side steps with couples swinging apart.
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Cancer Inn Year Causes Massive Losses
A report notes a surge in cancer-related cases leading to an estimated 800 million dollar impact and rising illness levels. The outlook signals growing health and economic strain.
Bicycles Abound in the Hague Redistributing Taxes
In the Netherlands one bicycle for every three inhabitants highlights a strong domestic industry. The government taxes bicycles at a dollar per 1% month, bringing in more than 0,000,000 from this source as a primary revenue stream.
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Ireland Inventor Develops Faster Loom Machine
An Irish inventor has created a machine capable of weaving about 800 yards of material weekly, vastly exceeding the 150 yards produced by a common loom. The device promises greater efficiency for textile production and could impact local industry.
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