Oxford Undergraduates Ask Colleges to Remove Ban on Phonograph Records
June issue notes undergraduates urge Oxford colleges to lift restrictions on phonograph records. Students express preference for high quality classical music and jazz records to enhance campus culture, while avoiding explicit opinions on music content. Local social items follow with brief notes on guests at various homes and community events.
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Oxford
Isis
Berlin Heights Church Program and Local News
Berlin Heights notes its Methodist Children Day program at 10 a.m. with songs, recitations, and a school pageant. Also reported are the Erie County Federation of Women's Clerics gathering in Birmingham, a 75th birthday reunion for Hahn family, a Charles Hartman and Winthrop French wedding near Wakeman, and local club elections and obituaries.
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Walter’ Hartman
Elbert French
Wakeman
Sera
H. G. Keller
Soms
Leslie and Albert
Cleveland
Christopher
Heisner
Los Angeles
California
Keller
Berlin
Roll Call
Playlet
Daily Dozen
Bascom
Grover Doust
Ma Bascom
Frances Groves
Jennie Bascom
Ruth Groves
Johnny Bascom
Victor Doust
Berling Heights
Helen Hebblethwaite
Dorothy
Irene Lowry
Ida Heldebrandt
Mary Jane
Catherine
Constantine
Jane
Harry
Lee Mallalieu
Herbert Lowry
Martha Hendrickson
Eleanor
St Aubiny
Moats
Jackson
Nette Co
Holzhaus
Erie County "Federation of
Hahn
Ion
L.e.hahn
Gearly
Ober
Schibler
Elyria
Paul Cor
A. O.wangering
Wangering
Oberlin
Sun Cween
Knowls
Cardinals
Bernice Sant
Mr_ Menz
Missiona Y
Jake
Lippus
Ces
Mary
Riverside Cemetery
Berlin Heights
J.cana G. Hartman
George Hartman
Winthrop B. French
Oced
Erie County Normal
Kent Iate College
Gates Hill
Ate
Broom
C. F. Benham
Elsie French
Walter Hartman
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Ohio
Lena B. Judson
Congregational Church
Tis Place
Eva Ceeley
B. P. Merrick
West Main Street
Ethel Sheldon
Helen Spter
Marion Owens
Naomi Dellinger
Martha Humm
Dent
Costigan Sisters Dined at Krebs Home with Violet
Misses Mary and Evelyn Costigan were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jobe Krebs and their daughter Violet in a hospitality note from the local society page.
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Mabel Winchell
Wes
Kent
Kent State College
Clara Ohlemacher
Earl Hendrickson
Jacob Steiger
Florence
Jacob Steigers
George Nuhn
Joppa
Jacob H. Otto
Ceylon
William Green
Billy
Eilene
Berlin Heights
W. J. Steiger
Jace
S. Curth
Nankin
Robert Roberts
Frederick Fox
Frederick Betty
Carolyn Fox
Toledo
Mary
Evelyn Costigan
Sun Gay
Jobe Krebs
Violet
Measles Coursed Vincent Nolan Home
Local notes report Vincent Nolan sent home due to measles. Several social visits and family gatherings are listed, including Frank Stevenson and son in Norwalk, P J Broda entertaining guests of Lorals, and Art Hildebrandt visiting Sandusky. Library board votes to keep open afternoons through summer as Young People's Literary Society donates $54. Caroline Hildebrandt in Norwalk had tonsils and adenoids removed and is recovering well. Helen Hebblethwaite visited W H Harp in Ceyjon.
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Vincent Nolan
Frank Stevenson
Norwalk
P. J. Brod
Maerte Brod
Margaret Brave
Lorals
Harry Lippus
Columbus
Caroline Hildebra
Art Hildebrandt
Sandusky
Johm Hildebrandt
Helen Hebblethwaite
W. H. Harp
Cey- Jom
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Dents
London String Quartet
Loren S. Hadley
George D Lowry
Margaret Driver
Bertha Meres
Chicago
Hattie Ackéronc
John Hofman, Jr
Jay Burdue
Ella Brenman
Homer Hunt
Frank Taggart
West Berlin
Bernie Sal
Aqnirgs
Sclanuteg
Bpringvale North Olmstead
C.el& Sw
Rajer
Marcel & Carl
Miss McGinnis
American Barber Shop
Lewis Mercantile
DrScholfs
Errekes
Coats
Kayser