Kroger Gave A Million To Each Of 6 Children
Cincinnati capitalist B Kroger confirmed reports that before his March 3 marriage in Palm Beach Florida he gave each of his six children one million dollars. He and his bride Farrington Maher have returned from their honeymoon and he plans to remain in Cincinnati despite prior Florida relocation reports. Kroger's fortune is estimated at forty million dollars.
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Cincinnati
Kroger
Palm Beach
Fla
Yee
Farrington
Novel hexathlon meets at Oberlin field afternoon
Oberlin May 4 An athletic contest at Dille Field in Oberlin will be the first hexathlon held there. Open to Prospect Pleasant and Junior high schools, the event features six events with three weight classes. Each contestant can score up to sixty points with emblems for forty or more. College men will participate alongside high school entrants.
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Dil?field
Oberlin
Dil!field
College Varly
High School Spring Concert Planned for May 8 Evening
The high school's musical groups will unite for a spring concert in the school auditorium Tuesday evening May 8. The event showcases student performances and highlights the district's fine arts program.
School Glee and Music Groups Present A Cantata
The boys glee club under Mr. Shackston will render several numbers while the girls glee club performs The Lady of Shallot cantata. The school band will play and the orchestra assisting the girls will have a separate part of the program.
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Shackston
Douglass Memorial Chorus Elects Officers for Next Year
At the annual meeting of the Douglass Memorial chorus officers for next year were elected and committees appointed. Director Pan Morrison president Rev K Thurman vice president Mrs C Fisher secretary Mrs F Grant treasurer Mr C Reed librarian Fred Parker. Phyllis Godette and Dwight Brink named high school representatives, and Miss Catherine Higgins appointed director of young people.
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Douglass Memorial Chorus
Pan Morrison
Rev. K. Thurman
C. Fisher
F. Grant
C. Reed
Fred Parker
Phyllis Godette
Dwight Brink
Catherine Higgins
First Lecture by Charles B Martin on Herodotus
The first of two lectures by Charles B Martin emeritus professor and Cleveland Art Museum special lecturer, titled The Greek Ahistorian Herodotus, will be given this afternoon at 4 30 in the First Church. It is open to the public without charge.
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Charles B. Martin
Cleveland Art Museum
Herodotus
Will Present Recital At Warner Hall Tonight
Harriet C Krause senior in Conservatory will give a piano recital tonight at 7 15 in Warner Hall with the Conservatory orchestra. Program includes Lachner Gluck-Sgambali Debussy Chopin MacDowell works. Baseball at local field 2 30 tomorrow Wooster. Sorosis meets May 8 at 4 30 in the Oberlin Inn. Garden department meets May 7 at 3 at the home of Mraz. May 9 WCTU at 167 North Professor with Mrs Irving Metcalf.
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Warner Hall
Conservatory Orchestra
Lachner
Gluck-Sgambali
Gradus Ad Parnassum
Debussy
Chopin
MacDowell
Wooster
Sorosis
Oberlin Inn
West Lorain and
North Cedar Mending Bee
Mra
E. J. Seahle
West Lorain Street
Garden Department
Women's Club
Mraz
D. E. White
Hollywood
Irving Metcalf
North Professor
FIRST BLOND TO WIN IN YEARS BIRMINGHAM
County Line notes a busy period with visitors from Norwalk Elyria and Vermilion including Mr and Mrs Willard Davidson Mrs Belle Hopkins and their families. W P Funk dies after a month illness. Numerous local residents travel to Sandusky Vermilion Lorain and Akron for visits and funeral attendances. New cellar work underway at Mrs Mady E Timbs home.
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Weidemann and
Berg Corners
Willard Davidson
Norwalk
R. Kuhlman
Elyria
Leon Hopkins
Kipton
Lew Hopkins
Belle Hopkins
Leona Ward
Oberlin
Marie
W. P. Funk
R. W. Moulder
Martha Ruth
P. H. Altmiller
H. G. Kubach
Sandusky
Marion Bates
L. A. Eppler
Roland
Donald
Doris Johnson
Royden
George Kohl
A. J. Elbert
Henrietta
L. Funk
E. Scott
Clarence Scott
Detroit
Mich
Len Kelley
Reita
Ross Fleming
Arthur Vietzen
L’akeman
Peter Dietz
Lorain
Carl Becker
Akron
Philipp Frankenberg
Adolph Frankenberg
Helen
Florence Johannsen
Cleveland
HH. Johannsen
Mady E. Timbs
Oberlin event to explore current affairs and W C T U work
Mrs E H Richards will discuss a current event and several honorary members will talk on the functions of the W C C T U in Oberlin. Professor and Mrs Hecox were in Grave City Pennsylvania yesterday where Prof Hecox acted as judge in a contest among high school musical organizations held there.
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E. H. Richards
Oberlin
Hecox
Grave City
Case School to Build New Chemistry Building
Plans announced by Dr Charles S Howe president of Case School of Applied Science for a four story chemistry building on campus costing 600000 dollars. The lab will house accommodations for 1000 students and expand facilities for science education in Cleveland.
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CASE
Cleveland
Charles S. Howe
Case School of Applied Science
Howe
Former Cleveland Publisher in Cleveland,O May 4 Otto KX Shimansky
Otto KX Shimansky former publisher of the Cleveland Times was in Cleveland Ohio on May 4 with unclear details about his status or actions in this fragment.
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Cleveland
Otto KX. Shimansky
The
Cleveland Times
Shimansky Slips From Illness Into Serious Condition
In a serious condition today from influenza and complications. Shimansky became ill five weeks ago, but his condition did not become serious until recently.
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Shimansky
Engineer Dies After Piston Strike At Lake Erie Plant
Patrick J. Grealis aged 65 night engineer at Lake Erie Provision Co. was killed last night when a piston struck his head as he removed an oil pan from an engine. The incident occurred at the plant, with authorities investigating the accident.
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Cleveland, C
Patrick J. Grealis
Lake Erie Provision Co
Lone Star State Has Largest State House
The Lone Star State, largest in the Union, claims the nation’s biggest State House by floor area, reflecting its expansive public infrastructure and historic political footprint. The building stands as a landmark amid Texas government and civic life.
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Lone Star State
Union
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