Reception and events at Oberlin see First Methodist church news
A May 11 Oberlin news roundup reports a reception hosted by Rev and Mrs McAlpine for the First Methodist board and wives, the program highlighting women and official boards. Other items note Oberlin high school track qualifiers to Mt Union, an interscholastic speakers contest at Wooster, a joint concert at Warner hall, and lectures by Dr Huntley and Prof Sherman.
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Mt. Union College
Irving Chandon
Harold Hahn
Haboln Kreuger
Jean McMurray
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A. Huntley
China
Mise Fdith Eastwood Metcalf
Palestine
Brifiah
P. D. Sherman
Anne Hathaway
Stratfort-on-Avon
First M. E. Church
Granville
Misa Hée
al ‘Na Oberlin
N. van der Pyt
M. McRoverty
Ernest C. Partridge Teft
Congregational Churches of Ohio
W. P. Shepard
LaPorte
Man Charged With Holding Up Insurance Agent
May 11 grand jury indicts David Hutzell for holding up an insurance agent at the agent’s home with a double barreled shotgun. Hutzell invited the agent inside, threatened to “shoot,” demanded eight dollars, and the agent later reported to the marshal. Steward waived examination, pled not guilty, posted bond, and was moved to Elyria jail.
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Itlin
David Hutzell
Grand Jury
Hutzell
Oberlin Kindergarten seeks court action on property deed
Oberlin Mutual Benefit seeks permission to transfer or deed property to the Oberlin Kindergarten Association. The suit requests a court order for compensation terms and property condition, aiming to secure the deed under agreed conditions.
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Aslon
Oberthe
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Spring tonics beat ordinary purifiers in health claim
Advertisement claims Nutelets relieve constipation and indigestion by toning the intestinal tract. It asserts spring tonics are unnecessary if nature can purge winter accumulations, and promotes Nutelets as a remedy available at 28 cents from all druggists.
Oberlin Personal Notes Describe Weekend Visits and Moves
Oberlin residents report George Jack of Norwalk visiting friends for several days. M J Davis and son of Wallingford Wis travel with family for a week. Lucy Wyant returns to Mantua after visiting the Burgner family, accompanied home by auto. Various locals plan moves and attend events with relatives in Cleveland Mansfield and Chicano.
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George Jack
Norwalk
Will Rmain
M. J. Davis
Wallworth
Wis
Misa Lucy Wygant
Mantua
L. BE. Burgner
Charlea Shively
Richmond
Ind
H. N. Holmes
Routh Professor
A. B. Parsoha
Davis
Charles Hahn
Brownheim
Kent Gunn
Woodlandiana
J. C. Seamann
Moore
Oak Street
Seemann
Woodland
Misa Ruth Osborn
Cleveland
B. Reed
Arthur Read
Harold
L. M. Persing
Clyde
J.C. Lee
W. Christy
Lakeside Hospital
W. FW. Schikier
Glen Princehorn
Mansfield
Méts
Princeholi
Spring Atrest
Princehorn
J. R. Haylor
Lola Cummings
John
Sullivan High School
Frank Wharton
Bleveland
Benjamin Baker
Gleveland
Betty Baker
R. Wallen
Priday
Amherst Furniture Firms Hire Truck for Southern Trip
Amherst May 19 The Amherst Furniture Co and the O H Baker Co hired a truck from Zilch Transfer Co to travel south. The brief item notes the arrangement and participants without further details.
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Amrherst Furniture Co
0. H. Baker Co
Zilch Transfer Co
South
Measles Danger and Nightly Vicks Remedy Advice
A medical note warns measles can leave air passages inflamed after eruption. It recommends Vicks Redden applied to chest and throat, with hot cloths and funnel bed setup to draw out inflammation and ease coughing. Free samples offered by Vick Chemical Company.
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Broad Street
Greensboro
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High School Operetta and Local Club Notes
The high school glee club rehearses The Japanese Girl operetta to be staged at the Opera House on May 14 directed by Miss Margaret Ward. The Cloverleaf Club enjoyed a social afternoon at Mrs. W. G. Schaeffer’s home with luncheon. Professor Ian Hannah of Oberlin College spoke in chapel and the Junior-Senior reception occurred Friday at Maccabee Hall.
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Ohio
Turtus
Columbus
Park
Logan
Mansfield
Fidel
Margaret Ward
Cloverleaf Club
W. G. Schaeffer
Harris Street
Ian Hannah
Oberlin College
Maccabee Hall
Reds Raise National League Pennant at Redland Field
The world champion Cincinnati Reds unfurled the oversized National League championship pennant at Redland Field before the game with the New York Giants. The Reds led the Giants early as a parade of players carried the flag around the field with a marching band in attendance.
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Cincinnati Baseball Club
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Giants
Reds
World champion pennant to be raised later
The team marched to the new pole as Manager Moran and his 1060 pulled the rupee that helmed the emblem. There was no speechmaking. The world’s champion’s pennant will be raised at a later date.
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Maapole
Moran
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