Oberlin Professor Urges Youth Responsibility at Rotary Talk
Professor Philip Sherman of Oberlin College told Rotarians that modern youth resemble past youths in core traits while methods differ. He urged parents to trust and guide their children, highlighting intelligence responsibility and fidelity as vital lifelong traits. He cited incidents from his life and noted four Blythe high school leaders attended.
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Philip D. Sherman
Oberlin College
Hotariang
Sherman
Dad
Walter Kohn
John Rankin
Bob Moore
Jack Flynn
Dr. Rankin
Harvey Cheney
Community church ladies meet. local notices excerpt
Pittsfield echoes with social and family notices. Mrs A P Lincoln hosts the ladies from the Community church Thursday. A long list of visits and arrivals follows including Braithwaite and Ricker kin from Toledo, and Jim Jordan related events. Samuel McCara’s funeral in Elyria links to Sacred Heart Oberlin. A 61st birthday basket surprise honors Mrs Jordan with many relatives present. Women in science notes reference Curie and others.
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Pittsfield
Mar
Ladies Society of the Community Church
A. P. Lincoln
W. H. Braithwaite
Jessie Kruse
Toledo
Clarence Jordan
John Brumby
Howard Hawk
Kipton
M. T. Brown
C. L. Braithwaite
Ww. H. Braithwaite
A. C. Ricker
Lewis Knapp
William
Otis Knapp
LaGrange
Samuel McCara
Elyria
Sacred Heart Church
Oberlin
Roy Widdowson
Arthur McRoberts
Donald
John Ward
G. H. Norton
B. J. Schubert
Mary J
Fred Jordan
Helen
Gates Mills
Clair Bartholomew
Babe
Kenneth Jordan
Leon Beam
Russell Jordan
Doris
Wellington
GC. A. Jordan
A. L. Waite
Porotha
Robert
Here
Will Whitney
Earl
West Russia
Will Betts
Gon Chalmer
West Camden
Howard Dayton
F. E. Schubert
William Nieding
Eli McRoberts
Illnois
Nellie McRoberts
Russia
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Mme. Curie
Lilian WK. Farrar
Gladys Dick
Florence Sabin
Rosny Prigosan
Lersch’s
Broad Street
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Ohio
Men’s Athletic Union Suits
Axminster
Axminsters
Brussels
Georgeus Wiltons
Brusselis
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