Oberlin Notes Include Events At Oberlin High School
The Oberlin community reports a range of activities from a charity film at Oberlin High School to campus groups. The Student Council at OpErnas college tabled invitations to join an anti self destruction club from New York University. The Women’s Progressive Club met at 82 South Parktree and discussed important women Biblical characters. The Oberlin Forum to meet Sunday at Mt Zion Baptist church with a debate on civilization’s doom. A pianist performed at Tinney chapel and Legion groups planned a Lorain guest night. Reba Lawson’s death in Cleveland was announced and Miss Emily Worcester visits OSU.
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Operas College
New York Univers
Paullies
Ertefs
Women's Progressive Club
Atonday
Mungeon
South Parketree
Oberlin Forum
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Migs Winman
Siming
Geisekipz
Tinney Chapel
Gherlin American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Lorain
Reba Lawson
Oberlin
Mary Duncan
Elyria
Emily Worcester
Ohio State University
P. G. Worcester
Morgan
Parade in Honor of Oberlin College President
Representatives of 35 local civic and social groups met at Berlin Savings Bank to form a committee for Oberlin village Illumination Night parade honoring President Leary Churchill King. W H Phillips named president, J N Stone secretary treasurer, and Mayor Edwards to help appoint an executive committee of ten to twelve. The next general meeting is April 11. Prof Sherman outlined plans for the event and college, civic, and club groups from several Ohio communities will participate aiming for at least two thousand locals in the Illumination sight parade.
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Oberlin
Berlin Savings Bank
Leary Churchill King
Oberlin College
W. H. Phillips
J. N. Stone
J. L. Edwards
Monay
Sherman
College
Ivic
Ohio
St Pauls Ladies to Meet Amherst Area Beliefs
St Pauls Lutheran church hosts the Ladies Aid Society in Amherst with Martel Mra Grell and Mrs Willian Garp as hostesses. Rev A C Ernst to conduct German Lenten services at St Peers Evangelical church tonight at 7 30. German services also at St Pauls Lutheran led by Tex H Abram tonight Friday.
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ST. Paul's
Amherst
Martel Mra Grell
Willian Garp
Aid Society of St. Paul's
Lutheraz
A. C. Ernst
St. Peers Evangelicalthurch
St. Paul's Lutheran Churity
Tex. H. Abram
Bids Win Disposal Plant Sale for Village Bonds
A special village council meeting awarded the disposal plant sale to Blyth Witter and Co of Chicago after seventeen bidders offered, with a premium of 8019.23. Construction will start soon as the city moves forward with the project. Amherst Wins Class A Title in Elyria. Amherst defeated South Amherst 10 to 0 in the championship game with key players listed in the lineup.
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Blyth Witter and Co
Chicago
Bea
Amherst
Lojoa High
South Amherst High
Elyria
Elyria High School
South Amherst
Acersold
Leonard If
Kuseler
Gasser
Gleasen Vy
Founders Day Observed by Missionary Society and Local Circles
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the local Methodist church marked Founders Day with songs scripture and reports. Officers chosen included Abs. Ma Mahkorn as Stewardship secretary and Mrs Ruby Guild as Hatension Stewardship secretary. A forthcoming stewardship meeting will feature Miss Illingworth, a returned missionary, as speaker. Also noted were solos readings and several guest attendees, followed by a luncheon.
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Ruby Guild
Evan Hearn
Burton Jeune
Olive Guild
Frances Ellerington
Marjory Rber
B. K. Lindsley
Brownhelm
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
J. Fiser
A. F. Natley
John and
Francez Fillerington
Marjory Becker
Gerald Hough
Poster
Burton Jenne
Community Grange honors and meetings highlighted at Milan Avenue
Milan Avenue last evening drew a large crowd for a business session where George Knuthe was named matron to organize a juvenile Grange. An honor gavel from the State Grange recognized 1926 work. Committees were appointed and a varied program followed with music, talks, and a tableau. Special Lenten services and Elks inspection also noted with numerous local residents attending.
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Milan Avenue
George Knuthe
State Grange
Grange
Christiehible Ruane
Newton Kechtel
George Ruth
George Cotton
George Walker
Oy Burk
W. O. Marshall
Kong
the Grange
W. EL Sebustiedis
Mildred Ruth
Frank Fleming
AL Tubbert
Home
Albert Hostettler
Juno Hostetler
Homer Pelton
State approves widening Elyria road at Erhart Medina county
State highway director G. F. Schlesinger approves widening of the so called Elyria road at Erhart in Medina county. The narrow concrete highway about a mile long will be expanded as part of a broader plan to create a continuous wide roadway through the area.
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G. 4. Schlesinger
Elyria Road
Erhart
Medina County
Lester
Eaton Community Notes and Meetings Report
Prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 8 with Mr and Mrs W A Giles hosting. Circle No 1 of the Ladies Aid will meet March 31 at Mrs W O Giles home. Grange to meet March 25 with County Agent Rowland speaking on corn borers. Meetings now on second and fourth Tuesdays. Several residents visited relatives in Elyria Oberon and Grafton over the weekend.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
W. OH. Giles
Grange
FE. Rowland
Wallace Dimalius
Mtra
Guy Durkee
Grafton
Loren Miller
Elyria
L. A. Naftfy
French Doctor Proposes Influenza Dictatorship Plan
London March 23 A Paris physician Dr. Damogiou proposed an influenza dictatorship for the British Isles during a lecture to London clinicians. He urged a national campaign led by business leaders granting dictatorial powers to treat complications and prevent disease spread in hospitals.
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London
British Isles
Q. Denogian
Paris
Phyelvian
Damogiou
Great Britain
Bitnesslf
Unknown wartime meeting yields no action on new policy
Fragmentary text describes a meeting where a person questioned Dr Dameglou about a cure and a would be dictator label. Dameglou replied that in war one does not ask about plans. The session produced no decision or action.
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Fession
Dameglou
Keneral
European scientist adapts radio to photograph brain messages
A European scientist uses a radio based adaptation to record photographic notes of neural messages to the brain. In Russia a campaign awards prizes to those who discover and expose the worst books of the year.
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Russia
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