Annual Eastern Star Inspection Set for March 31
Oberlin reports the Pansy Chapter Order of Eastern Star will hold its annual inspection in Masonic hall on Wednesday evening March 31. A dinner at 6 o'clock precedes the business meeting with Mrs. Carroll, grand worthy matron, as inspecting officer. Visitors are expected from Elyria Lorain Wellington and Amherst.
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Oberlin
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Carroll
Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Amherst
Public Ownership Debate At Local Meeting
A luncheon at the Park hotel hosted about 50 attendees as speakers Hopkins and Williams discussed public ownership as the key issue for the party. Professor H. A. Miller chaired and noted a state conference in Columbus on March 30–31 with Amos Pinchot and George L. Recard on the speaker slate. Local members plan to attend alongside L. D. Woodruff who serves as Ohio state organizer as twenty states are already organized.
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H. A. Miller
Hewise
Park Hotel
Hopkins
Mr. Williams
Columbus
Amos Pinchot
George L. Recard
New Jersey
L. D. Woodruff
Ohio
Committee Plans To Nationalize Big Industries
Oberlin reports on March 27 as John A H Hopkins and Howard B Williams discuss the three planks of a new party platform in Sturges Hall. Hopkins stresses nationalizing big public utilities and basic industries and exposes control by a few men over railroads and major industries.
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Oberlin
John A. H.hopkins
Ntional
Committee of 48
Howard BR. Williams
Sturges Hall
Hopkins
Fire damage limited in Oberlin residence blaze
A small Friday fire at 160 North Professor Street in Oberlin scorched the roof of the B. V. Child residence but caused only minor damage. Firefighters were on the scene, with the lone call coming late Friday evening as crews worked daily to prevent further incidents.
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Oberlin
B. V. Child
North Professor Street
Oberlin Women Consider Cooperative Kitchen Plan
Oberlin Ohio March 27 women discuss a cooperative kitchen to lower living costs. Housewives would pay for prepared table articles at cost to reduce expenses. The proposal aims to curb high living costs in the community.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin
Oberlin Personal News Roundup March Visitations
Oberlin notes list visits and family updates. Miss Lucy Crosser of Pittsfield visited Oberlin on Thursday and Friday. Abbie H. Smith returned from a two week visit with daughter Mrs. H. H. Crosser of Pittsfield. Jana Haskell of Euclid, Abbie’s sister, visits Oberlin. C Nickerson of Ace Maga visits cousin Edith Thatcher on Walnut Street. Friends report Robert Loveland improving after a scarlet illness.
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Oberlin
Lucy/ Crosser
Pittsfield
Abbie H. Smith
H. H. Crosser
Jana Haskell
Euclid
C. ©. Nickerson
Ace Maga
Edith Thatcher
Walnut Street
Robert Loveland
Scarlet
Oberlin Woman's Club Education Meeting Notice
The Oberlin Education Department announces a meeting next Monday evening March 29 at 7 30 with host Mrs L B Hall at 209 West College street. Also notes a birth on March 24 to Mr and Mrs S C Kraus of Orville a daughter born to Ming Belle Robishaw before marriage. The message mentions illness including fever and rheumatism followed by a critical condition.
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Horn
S.C. Kraus
Orville
Kraus
Ming Belle Robishaw
Oberlin Woman's Club
L. B. Hall
West College Street
Farm Sale at Crosier Farm Near Pittsfield and LaGrange
Raymond M Braber owner plans a public sale on Wednesday March 81 1920 at 4 PM on the Crosier farm 3-4 miles east of Pittsfield and 1-4 mile west of LaGrange featuring five head of horses eleven plus cattle including Holstein and Guernsey stock plus two year old Holstein bull and three Holstein heifers. Sale will be conducted by G W Packler auctioneer with Charles Whitney clerk and luncheon served by the Ladies Aid Society.
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F. S. Crosier
Pittsfield Canter
Wellington Inc
LaGrangs
Lee Muckelburg
Laneh
Ladies’ Aid Sociaty
Raymond M Braber
G. W. Packler
Charles Whitney
Rates Hike Planned in Norwalk Power and War Tax
Citizens in Norwalk Ohio are seeing proposed increases in power rates and a war tax in March. The notices mention higher charges tied to labor shortages and rising costs, with local residents urged to anticipate higher bills.
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Norwalk
Mareh
Pteuy
Kipton
Jabor
Sareh Jane
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