Lorain Artists to Exhibit at Oberlin Museum Show
Preliminary plans are underway for a second Lorain County artists and crafts exhibit and sale at Oberlin Museum from May 4. Organizer Mark Heers and William Wirt note entries must be amateur works created since last April and juried by appointed judges. Last year hundreds of objects by over twenty exhibitors were shown.
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Lorain County
Oberlin Museum
Oberlin
Ote
William Wn @rt
Oberhho
Mark Heers
County Bank
Brers
Amateu
Artists and Craftsmen Guild of Boston
Harvard Accent Study Aims to Prove It Is Not Distinctive
A professor proposes recording voices to test if the Harvard accent is unique. The project, planned to begin after students become seniors, seeks to show that the so called distinctive features may not hold under scrutiny and records of speech will be used in the study.
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Harvard
Howgee
Vardae
Packaut
Ing
Aup
Bible Believed One of Nation Oldest Owned in 1629
W Lock Paddeon of Watsusnvile California claims ownership of a Bible printed in 1629 by Henrik Norton and John Billondot with the Book of Psalms dating to 1628. The artifact is described as among the oldest in the United States.
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162Y Bible
Watsusnville
Cal
W. Lock~Paddeon
United States
Henrid Norton
John Bill Ilondot
Tor
Bear Attacks Hunter Near Bellingham in Den Encounter
Frank Power, while hunting near here, entered a bear den with two cubs. The black bear attacked, injuring Power and Potter with cuts and torn clothing as the hunter fled. Local residents report the incident occurred in Bellingham, Washington, and authorities are investigating the encounter.
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Bellingham
Frank Power
Potter
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Tyle Center
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Rolanda Hose
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Istyle Center
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