Eucharistic Congress to Open in Chicago with Papal Delegates
Chicago prepares for June 20 to 24 Eucharistic Congress drawing cardinals from the Vatican and four American primates. An estimated 750000 worshipers will attend masses at Soldier Field with thousands of clergy and lay pilgrims, as hotels, trains, and flotilla ships brace for the crowds.
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Central Press
Chicago
Clhic20
Rome
Sacred College
Cailohe
Prawe
Silent Sentinel
Soldie Field
Grant Park
Huse
Sanctuay
Bonzine
Juch
Ars
Papil Hnichia
Lusbit
Europe
Teun an*Yanville
Tod
Ins
Caicaro
Treeis
Inc
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Amherst Business Picnic Planned at Crystal Beach Park
The Amherst Business Men's Association plans a community picnic at Crystal Beach Park on August 14 with free transportation for those without means. Also noted are obituaries, local surgeries, and community notices including church events, deaths, and community updates in Amherst and nearby Lorain County.
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Amherst
Amherst Busine Men's Association
Crystal Beach Park
Imaen
Local residents attend Lorain circus and visit Cleveland
Families and friends from Amherst and surrounding towns visited the Hingenback circus in Lorain and spent time in Cleveland. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs C Watherson Wilmot and Dorothe, Mr. and Mrs Henry Plate, Elvira, Mr. Rempers, and many others, with multiple calls on relatives.
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Ter Lave
Rm Conneaut
Ruth
Chldren
Lorain
Fridas
E Ferguson
Elvira
Relatius
C. Watherson Wilmot
Ernst
Dorothe
Loram
Henry Plate
Cleveland
Jota Hamann, Jr
Eolcdo
Frank Muisenka
Kagenbeck
Aund
John Bartlome
East Quarry
X William
Sinth
Alec Born
Henrietta
AK Jenne
Frida
Asust
Amherst
Fridav
E. C. Foster
Edward
Cieeland
Alice XS
Canton
Friends
Oberlin College trustees elect new board member and approve budget
At the Oberlin College annual meeting Mrs Alice Beairschut Dosrechut was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. Alexander Hadden. The board, with trustees from multiple states, approved the 1926 27 operating budget of 1 087 200 and authorized degrees for the upcoming commencement. The graduating class of 1926 donated 200 for a library memorial to Erle Ro Abbott.
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Henry ‘Churchill Kane
King
Jndsen Alexander Hadden
Cleveland
Ass Doerschuk
Oman
Katherine Wright
Dastan
D. F. Gradles
R. EL. Brown
Oakland
California
T. E Burton
Washington
Washington, DC: Rw. Co of Cincinnati. On Mr. C.D
Or. C
K. Faurer
New York City
ALC
McNaire
AC. Willer
Chicago
Asit. Noah
Aaron
Grove Patteson
Toledo
G. B Siddall
It V
W. Tenney
Grand Rapids
Michigan
M. Ns. Thomson
L .T. Warner
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Natherine Wright
Dayton
Ohio
R. Rogers
Brooklin
X.Y
College of Arts
Conservatory of Music
School of Theology
Thebrary
Erle Ro Abbott
Ciass
Busing Books for Days in Recognition of Abbott’s Works
A brief note lists a recognition event honoring Mr Abbott and his works. The item references a schedule of activities over several days and mentions book use or distribution related to Abbott’s writings.
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Mr Abbott
Rte
Conservatory to Grant Degrees at 93rd Commencement
D. Tedor Shaw will award 48 Conservatory students on Monday June 11 at 93rd annual commencement in Finney chapel. One percent will receive honorary Mus B degree. Master of Music degrees go to Donald Morrison Victor Lytie J Stuart Constantine Matthew Sloan and Alice Spencer after a morning and evening program at Warner Hall and Finney chapel.
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D. Tedor Shaw
Conservatory
Finkey Chapel
Warner Hall
Pomain Finney Chapel
Evercices
Warner Bath
K.W. Gehrkens
East College Street
Donald Morrion
Victor Lytie
J. Stuart Constantine
Matthew Sloan
Alice Spencer
Oberlin High Graduation Receives Main Address
Oberlin High School held its commencement at the First Church building on Friday evening. Speaker Mark L. Thomsen of Cleveland gave the address, outlining four essentials for success: health, a capable mind, hard work, and a determined drive.
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Oberlin High School
Mark L. Thomsen
O C
Cleveland
Oberlin votes to ban student ownership of cars
Oberlin students will be barred from owning or driving cars next year. The ban, approved by the student government, cites class cuts caused by car owners as the reason. The Oberlin Review editorial calls the move paternalistic and urges student protest.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Review
President King has new granddaughters June S
A daughter Sarah was born to Mr and Mrs Edgar W King on June at the Alea hospital. King is the youngest son of President Henry Churchill King and serves as librarian at Miami University.
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King
June S
Sarah
Edgar W. King
Alea Hospital
Henry Churchill King
Miami
Literary prizes awarded to students in English work
The Phillips prize of $20 was given to Ralph Ormsby for best advancement in oral or written English. Mary Rogers won the $10 anonymous prize for best newspaper reporting. Oscar Hubbard returned home after a year at Columbia University. Dr Henry M Turney died in Oberlin, staying with Misses Frances and Mars Hosford on Woodland. Mrs C B Cherry is very ill at home.
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Missionary Society
George Ruth
Missionary Society of the
Brownhelm
TW. Wilcom
C. Bechtel
T. Wilson
H. Whittiey
BR. K. Lindsley
Phillips Prie
Ralph Ormsby
Thas
Aera
Mary Rogers
Oscar Hubbard
Columbia University
Henry M. Turney
Oberlin
Kansas
Frances
Mars Hosford
Woodland
C. B. Cherry
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Cusanore
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Zernoch
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Newark
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Philadelphia
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Hurmgary
Mandelain
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Chiesso
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London
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Paris
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All Ireland
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Hone Sista
Lucy Roemep
Tain Ga
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Free Schaub
Ballinmore
Mea
Beit
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Ovcloch
A. Esli
St Peters Evengelical Church
B. A. Jenne
Judson Beal
Jackem
Mich
A. K. Jenne
B.A. Jenne
Yous Burton
Wouter
George Bath
Elyria Avenue
Thurary Gay Marine
Uer
Gilta Beal
W Ff Hearn
Middle Ridge
Beal
A. K. Jena
Ro Fi. Hearn
Marigore
Michael Min 1Nich
Hannah Ehrman
Willam Muller
No. 6
Miller
Derrica Tunder
Dr. Wiseman
aAnherst
Norwalk
Ambhoret
Norwelk United
Harms Street
Norwelk
Rebekahs Vod
Rebekahs
1. C. G. F. Hall
Grange Orchestra
Prom Hospital
J. Avery
Los I
Tal
Maurice Stroheiemer
J J. Strohmeier
Washington Street
Elmira
N.Y
Seven Prad~ts Co
Peerless Oil Co
Einwechter
Belden
Axtell St
Peerness Oil Co
Florence
Carolne Rothe
Lakewood
Trntsc Ay
Fioward Kothe
Claes 7
Brotherhood of St Peter’s Evangelical Church
Lorain County
Oberla
George Linn
Park Avewine
Amherst Business Men'sy “Association
Jackson Hotel
Miends
Anss
Gertrude Bodmann
West Lake
Rochy River
Ole
J. Puhrman
Philip Brown
Forest Steet
Rose Scherer
Harland Martin and
Duush
Aindred
Andres RW
George Knutte
Bisma
George German
Maurice Strohmeier
Stubbard
Fred Ila Breve
Gawkers
Hovenden
Clueland
R. Patterson
Uae
Oberlin High Graduation
Ol Automobiles
Baby Chucks
Rons
Wallard
C. B. Hatchery Co. Oro
Mallworthy Accredited
Hallworthy Poultry Farm
Overlin Road
Elsha
Bec
Wright Printing Service
Chestnut Street
Broad Street
Lorain County Mortgage & Title CO
Geo
UW. Chamberlain
Turner Sters
Egypt
Cinderella
Tiy
Amenhotep*iii
Elyria Furniture
East Avenue
Brady & Thompson
Litchfield
John DuBro Iy
Starry Lesnick
Elyria
Furnace Street
Soe
Western ‘Reserve Finance Co
Turner Block
Furniture Co
Lodi Street
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Perera
Tata AL
Loratn Inquire Ai
Broadway
Janney-Peerless Corp
Columbia
Ford
Chandler
Studebaker
Yaai
Ties
Janniey Tanney Peerless Corporation
West Ave
Herod Clues
Joivik
Polk Ly
Sullivan Ly
Huntington Av
Wellington
Iolt Jiy
Wellneton Ly
Huntin, Ton Lewy Sullivan Ly
Potk Ar
Ashlaond
Oilu Plas
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