Peace Institute draws 33 students from eight colleges
Ob erlin June 9 Thirty three students from at least eight colleges have registered for the Peace Institute convening in Oberlin from June 11 to 24. The schedule includes courses led by Dr Oscar Jaz Raymond Leslie Buell and Laurence Duggan in Bosworth Hall and Latin American affairs. colleges represented include Harvard Albion Framingham West Virginia Wesleyan Cincinnati Colgate Baldwin Wallace and Oberlin. The first outside speaker will be Grover Clark of Far Eastern Affairs and Oberlin class of 1912 will speak in Warner Hall on Saturday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Peace Institute
Oscar Jaz
Obeys In College
Bosworth Hall
Raymond Leslie Buell
Foreign Policy Association
Laurence Duggan
Department of State
Harvard
Albion
Fram
West Virginia Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Colgate
Baldwin-Wallace
Institute
Grover Clark
Oberlin College
Warner Hall
Will Rogers Shines In David Harum At Capitol Theatre
The late Will Rogers finds a role tailor made for his talent in David Harum now playing at the Capitol Theatre. His humor and screen presence light up the feature as audiences enjoy a likely crowd pleaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harum
Capitol Screen
Will Rogers
Capitol Theatre
Foreign Legion Story At Lincoln Thursday
Adventures of two American gangsters who join the French Foreign Legion are shown in We're in the Legion Now opening tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. The piece features a wartime frame with action and travel across North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Foreign Legion
the Legion
Lincoln Theatre
Community club and church events listed tonight
Notices show Boy Scouts Avon Lake and Wakeman Chapter meetings at 7 p.m. plus Gleaners Class and Ladies Aid Society gatherings in several towns. Thursday events include Townsend Club in Avon Lake at 3 p.m. and multiple Four-H clubs and church groups meeting in Columbia and nearby towns with home or hall venues and varied afternoon and evening times.
Radio Programs Wednesday June 9 1927 Schedule
Radio programs for Wednesday June 9 1927 with AM times and listed acts including Moon River Kings Jesters and Moore Band. Various orchestras and bands appear such as Sullivan Young Band Meon River Kings and Vendtines Tain Orch. Listings note programs subject to change and evenings include patriotic and variety acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Amin
Andy Madhatt
the Moore
Sullivan Young
Meon River ” Kings
Jesters
Community meeting and club notices across multiple towns
Eugene Babcock announces supper. Rochester Booster class and Sunday School meet at 2 p.m. Spencer Ladies Aid and Missionary Society hold regular meeting at Mt Zion Lutheran. West Ridge Jol ly Hustlers meet at 7 p.m. with Patrick Fowl. West Ridgh Four Banner Club meets at 7 p.m. with Corbett Walker. Fields Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Charles Black’s home. Friday events include Avon Lake Girl Scouts at Park Hall at 6:30 p.m. Clarkfield Grange meets at 7 p.m. with Third and fourth degree by New London and Wakeman. Columbia church league softball games North Eaton at Columbia Methodists and Columbia Baptists at Fields starting 6:30 p.m. LaGrange Boy Scout meeting at school with Clifford Brooks at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Park
Hal
Wakeman
Masonic Hall
Lagrange
M. A. Church
J. H. Curtiss
Town Hall
Columbia
Mets
Elizabeth Keyse
Columbia—Boys
Milton Walters
Grafton— Men's Brotherhood
M. E. Church At & Co
Grafton
Belden
Mia
Anna Hosier
Old Glory Grange
Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Eugene Babcock
Rochester
Mav
H. H. Patrick
Spencer—Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
West Ridge
Jolly Hustlers
Patrick Fowl
West Ridgh
Corbett Walker
Fields—Ladies Aid
Charles Black
Avon Lakke
Park Hall
Clarksfield
Clarksfield Grange
New London
Columbia—Church League
North Eaton
Columbia Methodials
Columbia Baptists
Kields
Lagrang Boy Scout
Acgol
Clifford Brooks
Valley City Couple Celebrates 50th Year of Marriage
Mr and Mrs John Sailer marked their Golden Wedding Anniversary at St Martin s Valley City renewing vows after 50 years. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Charles Hockwall of Cleveland. Grandchildren Mary Sailer and Carl Himmelman Jr led the procession. An open house followed with a gold and white theme, ice cream cake and flowers while the Sailers five daughters one son and twelve grandchildren celebrated together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saller
St. Martin's
Valley City
Charles Hockwall
Cleveland
Mary Sailer
Carl Himmelman, Jr
Als
Sailer
Ella Laule
Otto Murray
Carl Himmelman
Marie, Sailer
Gertrude Sailer
John Sailer
Medina
Revival Meetings At West View In Progress
West View Wesleyan Methodist Church at Sprague and Columbia Streets hosts a two week revival starting Sunday June 13. Each evening services begin at o'clock with Rev Leroy Wilcox announcing Rev E E Reiber of Akron as evangelist. Reiber will also present a religious chalk drawing. assisted by Rev and Mrs Walter Rogers of Kenton Ohio who lead the music. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sprague and
Columbia Toads
Leroy Wilcox
E. E. Reiber
Akron
Walter Rogers
Kenton, C
Blue Ribbon Four-H Club Holds Meeting
Wakeman notes a June 3 meeting at the Home Economics building of the Blue Ribbon Four-H Club with officers president Alvert Peabodk and secretary treasurer Marie Dalton among attendees. A new recreation leader Elbridge Radcliffe was elected. The group plans biweekly meetings and a June 17 roast on the Ruckle farm river bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Alvert Peabodk
Marie Dalton
Homer Dalton
Kenneth Cooley
Christena Dalton
Hazel Dalton
Wiliam Dalton
Harold Divers
Elbridge Radcliffe
Earl Soper
Danny Watson
Elmer Dalton
Lila Garner
Lowell Rugales
Rev William Winger Weds Wooster Girl
Kipton The Kipton Community church witnessed a 4 PM June 6 wedding as Miss Arline Duncle of Wooster married Rev. William Winger, pastor of the Kipton church, in a ceremony led by Rev. Thomas Williams. The church, decorated by the Young Peoples Class, featured a piano voluntary and a solo rendition of O Promise Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Arline Duncle
Wooster
William Winger
Thomas Williams
Congregational Church of
Amherst
Young Peoples
Olmsted Falls Recreation Program Offers Town Activities
Under Mayor Spaulding a recreation committee runs a varied Olmsted Falls program at the Olmsted school and park. Afternoon classes include boxing for boys, tap dancing for girls, and gym activities. Evening sessions feature boxing, gym classes, and social dancing. Playground work, swimming, and athletic instruction occur under competent supervisors. The committee includes E. M. Jenkins as chair, E. E. Breisch, W. W. Smith, Rev. A. C. Decker, Mrs. W. H. Staten, and Mrs. Rudy Bauman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted Fall
Spaulding
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted School
New Olmsted Falls Park
E. M. Jenkins
E. E. Breisch
W. W. Smith
A. C. Decker
W. H. Staten
Rudy Bauman
Lohengrin’s Wedding Music Featured at City Ceremony
The ceremony followed a wedding march from Lohengrin with an altar decorated by flowers. A reception for the wedding party and relatives took place in the church recreation room. Rev. and Mrs. Winger will reside in Oberlin where he studies at Oberlin Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winger
Oberlin
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Luella Schibley Weds Fremont Holmes in Plymout h Home
Luella Schibley daughter of John Schibley of Plymouth and Fremont Holmes son of Mrs Eunice Holmes were married at the bride's father's home at 2 PM Thursday. Rev F E Eastman officiated with Helen Kramer as maid of honor and Raymond Pumphrey as best man. A family reception followed and the couple plan a Detroit trip before living with the groom's mother. Both work at General Industries in Ely Tha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Industries
Ely- Tha
Mother Daughter Banquet Draws 125 At Wakeman's Congregational Church
About 125 attendees gathered at the Wakeman Congregational church dining room for a Mother-Daughter banquet hosted by the Mrs. Wade Freeland group. The program featured group singing, solos by Joyce Mockler and Joanna Shelton, multiple toasts, prizes for largest family and youngest mother, plus organ and piano solos and talks by Ruby Peabody and Kathryn Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester Beecher
Bertha Parsons
Clarence Pierce
John Todd
Helen Gerber
Donna Jones
Joyce Mockler
Ruby Peabody
Kathryn Fay
Laura Wessell
Helen O'Brian
Wands
Belle Felton
Gertrude Hurst
Clarence Bailey
Miss Marguerite Ewell Weds Arthur Sprinkle
Miss Marguerite Ewell of Brighton and Stanton Sprinkle of Rochester wed in a home ceremony at the Ewell residence. The Rev. T H Patrick officiated a single ring vows with palm and flower arch. Family members and a niece sang, with La Ewell as flower girl and Pauline Ewell as ring bearer. The bride wore white silk crepe and pink rose bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Ewell
John Ewell
Brighton
Stanton Sprinkle
Arthur Sprinkle
Rochester
T. H. Patrick
Lohengrin
Luella Ewell
Pauline Ewell
Various Factoids and Anecdotes From An Era
A collage of old world stats and light vignettes notes murder rates, geography, postage, incarceration, smoking, buggy whips production, ancient trees, polo distances, crime figures, milk value, a judge’s divorce ruling over silk hose, a roadside puncture tale, a family gift in blue beads, and a wedding announcement for Mr and Mrs Sprinkle with their southbound trip and Rochester home plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Turkey
Adolph Hitler
Santa Maria del Tule
Mexico
Miss Martha Schmidt Weds Clevelander in Valley City
Valley City reports the marriage of Miss Martha Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidt to Joseph Hudd of Cleveland performed by Rev Huge at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Saturday evening. The bride wore a white lace gown and her sister Elizabeth Schmidt wore pink lace. Both carried talisman roses. A family reception followed at the Schmidt home with ice cream and cake. The couple will reside in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Martha Schmidt
Carl Schmidt
Joseph Hudd
Cleveland
Huge
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Schmidt
Earl Feist
Erhart
Schmidt
Hereditary complaint and domestic irritations discussed
A physician declines treatment saying a youth’s ailment is hereditary while a mother’s ball game stories reveal family embarrassment. The piece lists common irritants for husbands from snuffling to missing phone calls, and notes small neighborhood gossip about local seeks office and a mischief tale of a dog and a wood pile.
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Foreign Legion
Lincoln
Minneapolis
Minnesota
WPA
Drainage and Waters Division
State Department of Conservation
Capitol
Eric Linden
Cecilia Parker
Girl Loves Boy
Patsy O'Connor
Buster Phelps
Sherwood Bailey
Ean
James Dunn
Reginald Denny
Esther Ralston
Legion
Chronicle-Telegram
Resuli
Avon Lake— Townsend Club
Rick
Mra
J. C. Ames
Ladlen Ald Society
the Methodist Church
A. D. Crocker
Binsaccia
Fanclen Thamar
Sportaman
Yan's
Warne King
van Loon
Aimon
Duey
Chopin
Golden Gloves
Ted Lewis
Vida Rom Igs
Alumber
P.M
Jim M
Mantane
Ken
Murray
Utly
Pons TV
Dragonet
Kirherry
Reyno
Berrigan
Fields Bane
Atm
Wilma Tohko
Dokmon Farally
Mrs. Roonevelt
Lum
Rob Newhall
Radia Tima Trankisn
Lewis Rasy Acer
Mra, Toosevelt
Andorn Fartfinder
Mer-GoRound
Velen Menken
Sportn Forum E
Healant Car, Weymann Minstrel Show
Coburn
Russell
Headlines Reater
Denny
Gaylord
Duchin
Lone Ranger Denny
Wiliams
Nene Field Museum
Melo
Skee
Wiliams Banc Carlsen
Dornberger
A ” Denny
Felton
Sander Band
Wiight
Schlarn
Nge Bros
Q. N
Stevenson
Wicherry
Beaty
Holly Spottite
Roake Carter
Foo Watcoten
Claire
Shero
Oire
Wings
Tohn
David Haram
Doc Whipple
Wife Saver
Mary Marlin
Linda
Petsy
Devo
Dick Lelberd
Watchtower
Netty and
Dobhiamas
Betty Crocker
Warr
L. Taylor
Quality Twins
Big Sister
Merry Makers
the Gomps
Edwin C, HU
Helen Trent
Jack Merch
Kitty Kelly
George Reactor
Jenny Rambles
Jack
Loretta
Marge
Melody Matinee
Boston-Clere
Ve. Sec
Kitty Keene
Atbe
Board of Educ
Men of West
Pepper Young
Ma Perkins
Vic and
Sada
the Oneilis
Lorenge Jones
Column of Air
Follow Moon
Guiding Light
Treasure Hows
Dorothy Crand
Don Winstow
Orphan
Annie Ate
Vladimir Brent
Nadir News
Lewell Thomas
Tom Manning
Hunters Orch
E. Bolatevain
Redy Walter
Naah Ball Shoo
Ames
Andy Je
Dempsey Fields
Cambran Choir
Jim-News
Bonten-Clere
Tatti Chapin
Baxebail
Alex, Woollcott
Toake Carter
Kate Smuth
Majer Bowes
March of
Jerry Conper
Sleepy Time
Isham Jones
Sige Off
Healy Ma Perkins
the O'Neils
Sade
Macita
Ethel
Love
Fa Straviers
Caballeros
Mary Marlin Toung Hick
Franklin le Rosy
Frank More
Toy Shitida
Xsi
Witch's Tale
Chapin
Varzos Orch
Vendtines Tain
Onman’s Orch
Gaylord 'S Orch
Brentfest
Misatom
Emmett, Tarry
U. PR
Dalton Bros
Rita Brum
Anti T. B. Lea
Rich Oreh
Amer
Lepton
Dorothy Gordon
Wewa
Boake Carter
Cnalcade
Ken Murray
I Dragonette
Reynolds
Starlite Crescent
Austin Wylie
Blue Ribbon Four-H Club
REAL
Rome
Blue Sky Inn
K. Bridge Street
Jefferson Machamer
theNargh
Luella Schibley
F. Holmes
Great Lakes
Carrarhes
Cedar Point-On-Lake Erie
SeTis
Sac
Frinceton
Uniontown
Dearie
Peking
China
Mrs. Sprinkle
South
Municipal Pier
Mickey Katz
Ring of Clarinetists
Hie Orchestra
Zastro Ani Wells
Gamcecs
Janette Bruce
the Vanettes
Lake Es
Nike
Jime
Skidmore Argna
Jacob Ameshaw
Overman
Jabez Cole
Cole
Fort Plain Tribune
Elmer Bogart
Elmer
the Embassy
West Ave
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