Frank Warner dies after long China work in Oberlin
Frank Warner of Sunderland Massachusetts died early yesterday in Oberlin Hospital. Born February 2, 1886 he was educated at Sunderland High Greenfield High Amberat College and Phi Kappa Phi. He spent years teaching in New Jersey and at Oberlin Shansi Memorial Academy guiding education in Shansi province China. He married Maude Bowman in Peking in 1915 and leaves a wife three children a sister and a brother. A prayer service was held at Lydia Davis home and a Sunderland mass service will bury him. He was a field evangelist to visit Oberlin first week in July.
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Geegeat
Frank ‘Warner
A. F. Warner
Sunderland
Mase
Oberlin
Warner
Sunderane
Greesfield High
Amberat College
Phi Kappa Pal
Hoover School
Patterson
New Jersey
Oberlin Seminary
China
Shansi
Maude Bowman
Peking
Shansi Memorial Academy
U. S
Chicago
Jean
Constance
Bradford
Ruth F. Warner
High School of
New Britain
Conn
F. S. Warner
University of Penn
Lydia Davis
W. College Street
E. L Bosworth
Mass
Panama locations used for Neer-Do-Well film
Alfred E Green filmed The Neer-Do-Well in Panama City Colon and the Canal Zone for six weeks. Scenes include Old Panama ruins Cheroke prison and Union Club with Panama Canal locks filmed from air and sea. Thomas Meighan film star. July visits by H Chandler and Miss Patton missionary.
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Thomas Meighan
Paramount
Alfred E. Green
Players
Panama
Hex Beach
Canal Zone
Grand Theatre
Panama City
Colon
Tobogs
Morgan
Cheroke
Union Club
Panama Canal Locks
Betrothals Announced At Oberlin Dinner
At a dinner hosted by Mrs. I. L. Hurd in Oberlin on June 16, Miss Fannie McKinney became engaged to Mr. B Mosly while Miss Mildred Mason joined Mr. Paul Rich and Miss Gladys Dyer became engaged to Mr. Raymond Murphy. The green and white color scheme matched the secret wedding note hidden in nut shells. Dinner for 24 covered.
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Oberlin
I. L Hurd
Fannie McKinney
Miss McKinney
B. Mosly
Mildred Mason
Paul Rich
Gladys Dyer
Raymond Murphy
Recreation League Opens With Double Header
Oberlin notes recreation league to start next Wednesday with a double header Russia versus Oberlin in the first game and I O O F against C A C in the second. local social items include visits by Bart Cargill and Mrs J R Rogers, plus a pageant The Tree Lover to be staged June 18 for alumni and friends.
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Oberlin
Recreation League
Russia
Bart Cargill
Cleveland
Weran
J. R. Rogers
New York City
Christy
Spring Street
LaRue Stewart
Rupert
Helen
Wangzeon
Kathleen Kimpton
Misa Bertha Angle
Oberlin Kindergarten Training School
Chas Henry Snider
Oberlin Coal and Lumber Co
New York Life Insurance Co
Euclid Avenue
Clarence Peabody
Township Line Road
Annette
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Finney Chapel
Dramatic Association
Lennox Robinson
Ireland
Lewis Horton
Conservatory
Annagerly
Ernest C. Wall
Louis E. Daniels
Episcopal Church
Gut Mire
Ceuser
Pre.teers Gates
Death calls five friends to Oberlin cottage weekend
Miss Emma Mitchell of Akron dies prompting Mrs. Jesse Ford of South Main Street to visit Syracuss. Five friends will spend the weekend at the cottage of Prof. and Mrs. H. Chapin at Oberlin. News notes indicate a gathering amid the bereavement in New York Central land.
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Jesse Ford
Legion leader backs bonus and payment pledge
Lima reports Gilbert Bettman, national Amer can Legion commander, says the legion still demands the bonus and is confident it will be paid. Pomeroy notes the Jim Miller murder trial in Logan county mine war is postponed to July 9 for defense prep. Gloucester reports officers discover a hidden stash of something in a coal pile.
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Lima
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Americas Legion
American Legion
Pomeroy
Jim Miller
Logan County
Gloucester
Local Docket Reports Damages and Rescue Efforts
Readable fragments describe city officials praising Patrolman William Houts for saving a drowning man at Hover Lake. A separate suit seeks 510,000 damages against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad from a January auto train collision near Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Lima
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Alfred R. Reeves
Erie
Reeves
Dixie Highway
Perros
Last Mabel Normand Show Closes Season at Theatre
Theatres American ends its season with the Sunday showing of Mabel Normand in Head Over Hesla. A final performance marks the curtain on the current run at this venue.
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Mabel Normand
Hesla
Dreamland and Colonial Film Notes Mixed In The Page
Dreamland features Jane Novak and Roy Stewart in The Snowshoe Trail with a tense chase and a bear encounter. Colonial presents Norma Talmadge in Within the Law as a shop girl jailed for theft and later a legal defender of breaches of promise. Grand shows Thomas Meighan in The Neer Do Well as a railroad heir entangled with a crook posing as a detective and a Panama set piece.
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Jane Novak
Roy Stewart
Jase Novak
Stewart
Norma Talmadge
Thamas Meighan
Meighan
Panama
Lost in Grit and Romance on the Rail
A man, penniless, finds work and love with a Spanish girl. His father visits, discovers the marriage, and returns him to the States to teach modern railroading.
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Dle Lee
States
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New York
Ohio
Martin L. Scott
W. H. Chapés
Tea Church
Kenmore
Pariakers
The
First Baptist Rey
W. Charles H. Starrett
Kenny Dey
Jorsan Tor
Indianapolis
Amen
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M. E. Church
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Chevrolet
Flint
Mich
Lepper Motor Co
Thgery Bros
Grafton
E. Dirlam
Wellington
Eigharts
Filmred
Beesees & Eeee
H. Chandler
Wheaton
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Miss Patton
India
Odor
Jim
Madeline Glacorme
Ytaltens, Inc
Wm. Houts
Colonial Theatre
Colonial Theatre Orchestra
Michelin
Pelle
B. J. Georcofla
AIR Tunisuen Mas
Qrand
Lila Lee
Milton Sills
Chalmers
Boylan
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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