Oberlin Men Spring Meetings Planned Across Cities
Oberlin College announces a three week series of spring meetings for Oberlin Men in Toledo Detroit Chicago Buffalo Rochester New York and Cleveland. Alumni and Admissions Offices co sponsor with faculty and students expected to attend. a 160 photo slide film of campus activities will be shown. about 600 men are anticipated to attend as plan expands to more cities in 194.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
Buffalo
Rochester
New York
Cleveland
C. K. Shaw
Alumni Association
Curt Anderson
William Seaman
Norman Lyle
Lyle
A. M. Bailey
College Publicity Bureauy
A. E. Princeham
Car Collision Injures Two on Broad Street
W D Campbell of Cleveland was hit from the rear on Broad Street at Middle Avenue yesterday afternoon by Charles Damgin of 229 West River Street. Campbell and Damgin both sustained damage to their vehicles as police investigated the traffic incident.
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W. D Campbell
Cleveland
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Charles Damgin
West River Street
Campbell
Fijian Belief On Women Without Tattoos
The Fijians hold that women lacking tattoos fare poorly in the afterlife, their spirits facing judgment by local gods and being crushed against a stone as punishment.
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated in Amherst
About 195 relatives from Elyria Oberlin Sandusky Amherst Vermilion Sheffield Vincent and New York attended the open house for Mr and Mrs Julius Date of Leavitt road who marked their 60th anniversary. The couple married March 26 1890 in Amherst and have lived in or near Amherst 48 years. The event included music by Lois and Dale Garber and gifts including money. Meantime the Amherst Aerie of Eagles initiated an 11 member class and planned events plus a district initiation in Lorain April 7 and a Producers banquet in Elyria April 21. Ingathering notices, hospital cards, and local society meetings filled the area. Funeral arrangements were listed for Frank Kachuk and a change in meeting locations for several church groups were noted.
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Amherst
Elyria
Oberlin
Sandusky
Vermilion
Sheffield
Vincent
New York
Julius Date
Leavitt Road
Date
Lois
Dale Garber
Jericho
Mr. Dute
Reuben
Nelson
First Evangelical Lehurch
Amherst Aerie of Eagles
Lorain
Akron
Amateur show featured by South Amherst seniors
South Amherst seniors sponsor an amateur show in the school auditorium this evening with Pie Plant Pete and Harmonica Joe of Cleveland on the program. Public invited. Also tonight a Ladies Altar Society meeting at Nativity Church parlors.
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South Amherst
Pie Plant Pete
Harmonica Joe
Cleveland
Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
Recreation Center
Pine Tree
M. A. Burris
Methodist Church
Fragmented Text Describes Local Narrative Grains
A damaged OCR fragment highlights a local narrative with references to Sehonteir and Penellivy. It hints at attempts to harmonize teams and improve narrative flow, noting relief of earlier errors in the first alel ty hed and overall tone.
Political Parties To Be Subject Of Address
Oberlin Ohio March 26 Charles A. Barrell of Oberlin College will speak on Voters and Political Parties at Oberlin League of Women Voters meeting in Sturgis Hall March 27 at 7 30 p m The talk covers party organization control leadership and the role of parties in the U S political system The forum is open to the public.
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Oberlin, O
Charles A. Barrel
Oberlin College Department of Political Science
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Sturgis Hall
League
United States
Barrell
First Church Forum
James Brand House
Orville C. Jones
Oberlin Theological Seminary
H. Haye
League of Women Voters
Lorain County
I. Jeffery Auer
Parent-Teachers Associations
College Calendar Students Attend Conservatory and Assembly
The schedule lists events for Wednesday March 27 and Thursday March 28 at Fairchild Chapel and the School of Theology. The Conservatory of Bonn lecture by Reverend Frank Zartman covers Rural Art and the Rural Star. A graduate violin recital by Edgar H. Alden at Paul P. Rogers home follows, with French department members presenting The Uses of.
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Conservatory of
Bonn
School of Theology
Fairchild Chapel
Frank Zartman
Sulphur Springs
Ohio
Rural Art
The
Rural Star
Warner Ha!p
Edgar H. Alden
Phililogue Club
Paul P. Rogers
East College Street
Department of French
Junior Forum hosts first study meeting and local notices
J avenue entertained the Junior Forum after deme night with speaker Mrs. Arthur Williams presenting American Folk Songs and 4 lads. The Baptist church cottage meeting and business session will be on Thursday March 28 in the church. Miss Sylvia Champney of Oberlin teaches in Monroeville schools and spent Easter weekend in New York City. Miss Alice Rodgers of Libertyville IL visited family. Other Rodger home guests included Mrs. Helen Baldwin and sons Duff and Don. Mabel Hakes and Burgett Hakes attended the funeral of cousin Mrs. Hattie Burgett Raymond in Lorain. Carl Ohly, Syracuse University student, is spending spring vacation with his parents in Oak Street.
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J Avenue
Arthur Williams
the Baptist
Thuradeyne
ML & Foster
Sylvia Champney
Oberlin
Monroeville
New York City
Alice Rodgers
Libertyville
John Rodgers
Rodgers
Helen Baldwin
Duff and
Don
Cuyahoga Falls
Mabel Hakes
Burgett E. Hakes
Nancy
Hattie Burgett Raymond
Lorain
Carl Ohly
Syracuse University
Syracuse
WN. YY
P.H. Ohly
Oak Street
Advises Treatment Of Seed Oats For Planting
County agricultural extension agent C J Hummel advised seed treatment before planting to control loose and covered smut. He recommended either a mercury dust or a formaldehyde spray, notes that a seed grain treater can be homemade, and that a quart of the spray treats about 50 bushels of oats.
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C. J. Hummel
Extension Service
Hummel
Favorable Court Rulings Boost Installment Sales in Brazil
Favorable court decisions upholding installment sale contracts are lifting demand for refrigerators sewing machines and other consumer goods in Brazil. The trend signals healthier retail activity as legal clarity reduces buyer risk and sellers extend credit to customers.
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Brazil
Jack and Jill Shop to Open Here for Infants to Teens
Lease negotiations completed for a new children's wear store named The Jack and Jill Shop. Norman Schultz, son of Philip Schultz, and R E Hulce engineer, will run the store in Middle Second Line space near Fay Co. It plans to open around April 20 offering garments for infants and children up to 14 years with terms reportedly set for five years.
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Redington
Norman Schultz
Philip 2
Fay Cu
Middle Second Lin
R. E Hulte
Hott Gineer
Whey
Fay Co
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Amherst By
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
Frank Kachuk
Main Street
Russia
Helen
Nativity
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Minnie Sabiers
Emery Scibley
Tenney Avenue
Elmer Gall
St. Peter Evangelical Church
James Miller
Beavercourt
Clayton Hollingsworth
Ladies’ Aid
Roiety
Mrs. Dean
the Hospital
Jon Long Street
St. Peter
Elias Makul
St. Joseph Catholic
St. Ann's Society
Farty
Hospital Auxili Ry
Cunningham
Circle Six
Women’s Guild
Mischka
Walter Mischka
East Martin Street
St. Peter Evangelical Sunday School
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Earl Sweet
Lincoln Street
Burt Quick
Fishermen's Club
First Baptist Church
Atend
Hospital
Harold Stull
Mary Date
Elyria Avenue
Solon
Jessie Sumner
Illinois
Washington
House of Representatives
Ial
la Guardia
Anna Rosenberg
Fashion Group, Inc
William Pedrick
Fifth Avenue Association
Prince and Princess Loewenstein
Germany
New York Catholic
Maria Elizabeth
Esther Wood
France
Mummers Club
Finney Chapel
College of Arts and Sciences
E. H. Wilkins
Exchange Club
James H. Hall
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin Exchange
Oberlin Inn
Harold Parsons
Lee Goerner
Woodland
College
National Table Pad
National Table Pad CO
Postal Telegraph
Children’s Apparel
Wolf Run
Home Coal Co
TOR
Walter “Sabe
Machock Ee
Non and
Keo
TV T5
Pavieents
Enous
Jose
Che
Jee Guerre Antee
Household Finance Corporation
Woolworth’ Ge
Ges Company
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