Oberlin Car Crash Claims Three In Kentucky
Three die and two are injured when a car veers 30 feet at a bridge in Silver Grove Kentucky. Edgar Raine and Milton Reichert are among the killed. Frank Spregel and others are residents of Oberlin. Raine, a long time Alaska and Siberia traveler, is touring the United States with his Travelogue in Natural Colors. Oberlin notes mention local art and club events with March meetings and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Milton Ad William Reichert
Silver Grove
Frank Spregel
Chert
Oberlin
Alaska
Sibera
Jamies Taine
Berea College
William M. Raine
Edgar
United States
Siberia
Centennial PTAs March Meeting and Local NAACP Talks
Miss Geist leads current events as Miss Hineman reads Dives and Lagarous. The Portable Centennial Parent Teachers Association meets at Centennial building at 7 30 this evening with talks on Self Control by Warley Smith and Mannery by Mrs Holingsworth followed by a discussion. The local NAACP branch meets Tuesday March 20 at Rust M E Church at 8 with William Piekps as speaker. Mr Fiorens, educator, writer and orator, is highlighted as a guest speaker. Everyone in the community is invited. The music department of the City Drugs Store has been purchased by George A Clark who also owns stores in Lorain and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers' Association
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Rust M. E
William Pickeps
Fiorens
Oity Drugs
George A. Clark
Mr. Clark
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin notices span shops lectures and sales
The piece notes H. & Parsons Co opening a garage and machine shop at Oberlin location South Street, Dr Frank J Mathers of Princeton to lecture on Romanticism, the Oberlin board of education to sell the old high school property on April 14, and the Oberlin High five facing Cathedral Latin of Cleveland in Warner gym. Denmark forms a permanent arbitration court for interpretation of agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Columbias
H. &. C. Parsons Co
Hramers
Oberlin Machine and Garage Co
South Street
Frank J. Mathers
Princeton University
Oberlin Art Association
Oberlin Board of Education
Oberlin High Five
Cathedral Latin of
Cleveland
Warner Gym
National Tribunal Handles Employer Employee Disputes
The tribunal operates on a national basis and its findings are final with no appeal to any higher court. It oversees disputes between employers and employees.
Elephants Lure by Rumor and Rampage at Feeding Site
A fragment notes elephants being fond of a substance causing them to act oddly and noisily, staggering, playing, screaming to be heard a mile away, and sometimes engaging in tremendous fights. This odd behavior is tied to a local rumor about food or drink.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pollack
Broad Street
Reublin Bros
P. V. Brick Creamery Butter
Epicure
Acheter
Hubbard
Mrisp
Limburger
Santos Caifis
Libby
Gage
Libby's Royal Ann Cherries
Cale
Brazil
Paghetti
Chase & Sanborn
Holland Seed
Dan Renouard
DIAL
Middle Ave
Wilson
M. T J
Har & Bers
Anvecu. Tv Ac
Erlin
W. HL. Chapin
Edgar C
Raine
Oberlin Briefs
The
Art Association
Walter Sargent
Chicago University
Nineteenth Century Club
J. Wright
Woodland Avenue
Oberlin Woman's Club
R. &. McEwen
Forest Street
E. A. Stevens
East College Street
Mareh Leth
P. m
APPLE
Clarence G. Dumas
Jamm’s
Duality Bakery
Oliver
Geist
Hineman
Warley Smith
Mra. Holingsworth
West Market Grocery
Lighthouse Cleanser
Christy’s P
Denmark
Permanent Court of Industrial Arbitration
South Africa
Flood
West Ave
Dcepker & Gut
Broad St. Elyria
Ohio
Jersey
Kirk
Mayfield
Daisy Field Market
Malik
Ike
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