Oberlin Professor Urges Union Now Amid Isolation Debate
Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins of Oberlin College told an open Finney Chapel crowd that isolationism is obsolete and nations are linked in a web of interdependent human conditions. He praised Clarence Streit’s Union Now plan as a democratic answer to keep the peace and avoid war, arguing a federal union could ensure stronger defense and lasting peace.
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Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Wilkins
Germany
Japan
Unionists
Clarence Streit
League To
Taft
League of Nations
League
Union
United States
World Organization
Brotherhood of Man
Menus Offer Old Favorites For the Men Week Plan
Planning menus for men favors old staples and avoids too many unfamiliar dishes. The list shows a weekly table with breakfast dinners and desserts featuring simple, traditional foods like roast beef, ham, eggs, and vegetables, with recipes promised in later columns.
Local residents honor mothers with family gatherings
Zoo Holdouts Finally Pose For Picture law and sister Dr and Mrs G M Wright in Liberty Center. Mr and Mrs Carl Jones and son were Mother's Day guests at the home of their son and daughter in law, Mr and Mrs Leon Jones in Wellington. Mrs Anna Wyttenback and Mrs Carlton Bates of St Louis called on Mrs Albert Hanes. Other families hosted Mothers Day meals and visits with relatives from Pittsfield Wellington Elyria New London Cleveland and New London with multiple dinners and gatherings.
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Albert Figley
Sam
Ashland
Frank Prosser
Wellington
M. E. Merrill
H. L. Gill
C. E. Gill
Brighton
Grant Gifford
Pittsfield
Anna Wyttenback
Carlton Bates
St. Louis
Albert Hanes
Roy Moore
Harry Moore
E. H. Butson
Joseph Brunda
Brighton Kiews Notes Bright On Mother's Day Visits
Bright on Mothers Day Mrs Claude Holmes and family visited Mrs George Holmes in Litchfield. Callers at Allen Hanes home included Mrs Harry Jenkins and daughter Mrs Lenna Schrader of Mansfield with a large group from Brighton and surrounding towns. Names listed include Laurice Leila Robert Maureta Joan Hanes Lillian Helen J N Erb Amoret Ronald Sargent Barbara Ann Frank Sickinger Geo.
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Brighton
Claude Holmes
George Holmes
Litchfield
Allen Hanes
Harry Jenkins
Lenna Schrader
Mansfield
Laurice
Leila
Robert
Maureta
Joan Hanes
J. C. Burge
Lillian
Helen
Charles Everson
Ella Meyers
Sandusky
Howard Hanes
Marie
L. E. John
Ada
Rochester
Gerald Hanes
New London
Gladys
Marian Hanes
J. N. Erb
Amoret
Ronald Sargent
Barbara Ann
Cleveland
Frank Sickinger
Norwalk
Geo
Testament In Chinese Admitted To Probate
Chinese language will admitted to probate by the Philadelphia Register of Wills. It disposed of a 1300 dollar estate of Lee Kee dated August 29 1938 translated by Wang Chao a Columbia University graduate. The will leaves everything to Tong Shee the widow and their son Lee Foo Sun both living in China. Medicinal products and toiletries from New Zealand valued at 2100000.
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Philadelphia
Register of
Lee Kee
Wang Chao
Columbia University
Tong Shee
Lee Foo Sun
China
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New Zealand
Fanchon
Impregnen
Ruth's Wave Shop
Lake Ave
Alien
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Block
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Elyria Hotel
Impregnole
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