Oberlin Club Banquet and Local Notices
Oberlin May 12 Twenty-ex wumbers and guests attended a Y M C A banquet at First M E church with performances and a Sewing for the Flexible play by the Oberlin Suffragists. Reports on scarlet fever ill Eugene Powers and chorus officers elected at the Douglass Memorial Chorus meeting. Local items include a burglary at Professor Newell Sims’ home, Y W C A meeting planned, and Oberlin Eastern Star members traveling to LaGrange.
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Ridgeville Grange brings literary program to Oberlin event
Ridgeville Grange members visited Oberlin Grange on Thursday evening to present a literary program featuring music by Pratt and Cheesman readings by Miss Anna Nelding piano solos by Hazel Maddock and Mary Salisbury sketches The Backyard Quarrel by Mason Salisbury and George Fortune Jr plus a Betsy Baker play and encore music by Pratt and Chessman A lunch followed the program. Nine Indian skeletons Presumabis of the Shanner tribe were unearthed on a Lancaster Pennsylvania farm previously inhabited by Susquehanna settlers.
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Hazel Maddock
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Mary Salisbury
George Fortune, Jr
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Gena Salisbury
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Wheat crop in Ohio fells short of last year
Columbus May 12 A crop report states Ohio wheat will be materially smaller than last year with harvested acres estimated around 1 650 000 to 1 700 000. Nationally the acreage expected to be harvested is about 38 701 900 acres, down from 46 million last year. Overall the 1920 Ohio crop may be slightly above last year’s output.
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State Briefs From Delaware and Ohio News
Delaware reports freshmen at Ohio Wesleyan University promising the largest enrollment in history with 259 men already enrolled and eight quota pledges. Ohio Wesleyan’s Mowatt Day May 20 and 21 will feature a big co ed program. Ohio University breaks ground on a $30,090 memorial auditorium on campus next year. Simeon Evans elected senior vice commander of Francis Smith Post G A R to succeed the late A J Leonard. Wayne county school superint endent W H Henderson resigns after forty years, formerly Lisbon assistant. Buckeye Lake receives a state fish car with 12 000 channel catfish released by the Buckeye Lake Hunting and Fishing Club. Union Fest American Legion in Marysville plans a big celebration.
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Fragmentary OCR text references a fair and speakers with unclear names and numbers. Readable items suggest a local event or fair coverage with prices per item and potential quotes attributed to a speaker.
Doroth Vernon Restoreslongstanding Film Heritage
Restoration work underway in London on a historic film reel featuring the banded wear and romantic era amid revived interest in the Doroth Vernon legacy. Researchers note archival value and potential public screenings once complete.
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Wiggle Your Toes Corn Treatment Ad
An old advertisement fragment claims a corn remedy from EXDO CORN LABORATORIES of Chicago. It promotes a product said to ease corn pain, urging readers to write for details and promising relief for affected toes.
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Restoration completes at Haddon Hall preserving antique charm
The present Duke has finished restoring Haddon Hall after over a year and a half of careful work. The old bell from Rowstley Parish Church has been returned to the chapel turret. The restoration aims to keep the hall’s antique character while making it livable for today.
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New Lamp Posts to Carry House Numbers in City Streets
New York officials plan to mark lamp posts with the nearest house number to aid night drivers. City schools will use vacuum cleaners to dust felt chalk erasers, improving classroom cleanliness.
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