Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights
Oberlin College calendar for November lists football vs Allegheny at Athletic Field, all college masquerade at Warner Gym, church services, YWCA events, voter elections, organ recital, and multiple lectures and musical programs across Finney Chapel and Carnegie Library venues. Thanksgiving week events include a football match against Oberlin College Wooster and a Women’s Amateur Dance at Menee Gymnasium.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Alegheny College
Warner Gymnasium
First Church
Finney Chapel
School of ‘Theology
Fairchild Chapel
William O. Tufts, Jr
W. Cc. A
Methodist Church
Kessler
Goerner
Skjerne
Garnegie Library
Rose Bampton
Centralto
Oscar Jaszi
Hitler
la Riuba
Esperanza
Carnegie Library
Forensic Union
Westervelt Hall
Ansembly
Finney
Floyd S. Gove
Oberlings
College of Wooster
Helen Keep
Allen Art Museum
Clarence H. Hamilton
Europe
BRIEFS: Florida trip for Melody family and visitors
Mrs Walter Melody and her three children left Thursday for St Petersburg Florida after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs James Morris Do Lindeman of St Petersburg who had been here for ten days drove back to Florida Mr and Mrs Paul Scott have returned to Dallas Texas after visiting his mother Mrs Charlotte Scott of East Colleges street Mrs Russell Hopkins and her son from Cincinnati visited recently with her parents Mr and Mrs W G Edwards
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Walter Melody
St. Petersburg
Fla
James Morris
Do. A. Lindeman
Florida
Paul Scott
Dallas
Texas
Charlotte Scott
East Colleges Street
Russell Hopkins
Cincinnati
W. G. Edwards
Fred Brown Wins Bridge Tourney at American Legion Home
Sixteen Elyria players contested an individual duplicate auction event at the American Legion Home. Fred Brown took first with 32 points, followed by Jack Lehman 23, Walter Ludwiz 24, I J Sheppard 23, H Fisher 22, Robert Morrison 21.5, Dr J E Betteridge 21, and Ross Edmonds 20.5 in the top eight.
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Elyria
American Legion
Fred Brown
Jack Lehman
Walter Ludwiz
I. J. Sheppard
H. Fisher
Robert Morrison
Dr. J. E. Betteridge
Ross Edmonds
Fourteen Building Permits Issued in October
Building Inspector L P Kaiser reported October saw fourteen building permits issued with a total construction value of 5655. In September Kaiser noted a construction value of 1950. Alongside the building permits there were thirteen sign permits one plumbing and twenty nine electrical permits, contributing a total permit income of 72.30.
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L. P. Kaiser
Kaiser
FARMERS RALLY FOR MASS PICKET LINES
Large crowd of farmers mobilized from Madison to rally points across the state. Governor Schmedeman issued an executive order directing law enforcement to keep highways open and curb violence while the Farmers Holiday Association leader Milo Reno vowed nationwide escalation until price supports are met.
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Glenwood
Alber
Madison
Schmedeman
Milo Reno
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Midwest
Death notices from Elyria and surrounding areas
Death records report Gabriel Bathory 22 of Elyria died after a two month illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital He was born in La Porte Indiana in 1912 and lived in Elyria since age three He is survived by his parents two sisters Isabel and Margaret and brother Carl Funeral services Monday at 9 30 at home and 10 at Hungarian Reformed Church Burial in Ridgeton Cemetery Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Margaret Herchler 39 of Lorain County died after childbirth and Harry M Fullington 74 of Rochester Ohio with service details and survivors Dorothy Cece eight died at her North Olmsted home with arrangements by Pease Undertakers.
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Gabriel Bathory
Elyria Memorial Hospital
la Porte
Indiana
Isabel
Margaret
Carl
Lodi Street
Buria
Ridgetown Cemetery
John Herchler Brownhelm
Margaret Herchler
John Herchler
Germany
Lorain County
Axter Church
Kathryn
Elyria
Cora
Cleveland
Curtis
Elmer
Floyd
Ruth
Eleanor
Clarence
John Krieg
Bernice Webner
Fullington
Rochester
Harry M. Fullington
Alice Weeks
H. E. Cobb
Fellington
Weeks
Dorothy Coe
Dorothy Cece
North Oim
Pease Undertakers of
Dover
North Barton Road
Bachelor is New Corn Husking Champ
Granville Illinois November 4 Hrest Rehm age 33 six foot one inch farmer near Magnolia wins Minnesota corn husking title defeating 11 rivals including Cart v Knox County in a crowd of 30000 spectators witnessed the event as the new state champion husker.
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Granville
Hrrest Rehm
Magnolia
Minnofs
Cart
Knox County
Halloween Party At Gulf Road School Draws Huge Crowd
Lorain County Sealer Four Club hosted its annual Halloween party at Gulf Road School with dozens of attendees. Officials reported plans for potential orders and equipment funding tied to a Penns-a-Ball project while a local prosecuting attorney investigated the murder and wounding of Mrs Nan Parcel and County Prosecutor John Porter in a separate case.
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Ghosts and Goblins
Gulf Road School
Lorain County
Mendis
Mente Heise
Doge
Tronton
Elking
Nan Patterson
Land
John Porter
Mareland
Porter
Grain and market quotes from Cleveland and Chicago reports
The Cleveland market notes show prices for wheat No. 3 Red and No. 3 Yellow, oats, flour, and butter with assorted quotations. Chicago quotations list butter receipts, futures, and dairy prices, alongside potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy and clover seed. Toledo figures detail grain in elevators, with Red and Yellow wheat, No. 2 Yellow corn, No. 2 White oats, and clover seed pricing.
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Cleveland Graia
Chicago
Iisted
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohio
South Dakota
Nebraska
U.S
Toledo
Tee
Ohio Mothers Pension Plan Aimed at Aged Need
Fragmentary 1913 speech recalls Ohio's first Mothers Pension law and argues for extended aid to aged residents. L. Moody defends school board integrity amid reelection talk. Local Democratic meeting features Mayor Van Oster and candidates, urging continued support for national leadership.
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L. Moody
E. L. Moody
Elyria Board of Education
Moody
Be Heleve
Beaumont
Vayor
W. H. van Oster
Ameria
Wlog. Smith
Elyria Democrat Men's Crib
Wilcor
Venanett
Wileon
Congree-pae Young
Alsn
Phesncal
Wloh. VanOsterac
Cprausing
Tione
Democratic Parc
Voice of the People pressures county schools board
Alma K. Portman, vice president of the county board, argues that board decisions prioritize child welfare and taxpayers, defending budget reductions and the possible return of a special supervisor. She contends voters should not overemphasize the county superintendent’s control and urges approval of prudent belt tightening while emphasizing educational and moral development.
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County Board of Education
Co. Board
Court actions and divorces filed in Lorain County
In Lorain County common pleas court today Al Mason Tire Stores Inc. sued John Dallas and others for 336 dollars on an alleged account. Anna Stilley of Lorain was granted a divorce from Albert Stilley for wilful absence over 17 years. Mary Margaret Ody was granted a divorce from Francis James Ody for gros neglect of duty. The suit of William Averbrook against Mary E. Curtis was dismissed. The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company secured a judgment against Martha Millikson et al for 52745 dollars on a promissory note. Boston was 303 years old on Sept. 17.
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al Mason Tire Stores Inc
John Dallas Et al
Anna Stilley
Lorain
Albert Stilley
W. B. Thompson
Mary Margaret Ody
Francis James Ody
Common Pleas Court
William Averbrook
Mary E. Curtis
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Martha Millikson
Nazi Threats and Jewish Persecution Highlight Meeting
Rabbi Kramer warned of Nazi influence in the United States and harsh German policies against Jews. He claimed 8,000 people were held in concentration camps and urged vigilance as sympathetic Germans abroad and many Americans with German roots tolerate Nazi propaganda. Samuel Deutach introduced him at the gathering.
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Germany
North
Nase
King An
Kramer
United Stats
Rabbi Kramer
Samuel Deutach
Elyria Mayor Seeks Reelection On Moral Standards
The mayor vows to reject special favors and any enterprise harming the city. He pledges to uphold moral standards, protect schools and churches, and lead Elyria with courage and integrity, asking residents to back reelection on November seventh.
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Elyria
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North Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Ouis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Elfano Northwest
Ruth Byars
Mena Champion
Tellia Lyman
Lottie Parsons
Betty Pratt
Elsie Shaffstall
H. O. Worcester
Lois Cummings
Royal Arch Masons
Claude L. Lyman
King
A. B. Chesbro
Harry Hawk
Charley Pyneman, Jr
P. S
Harry Slaters
Jack Annable
Howard Hawk
Harold Edwards
James Miskovsky
Karl Kinney
Everett Papworth
W. R. GC
E. W. Spaulding
Arthur Edwards
Zelda Gravit
J. E. Braithwaite
Legion Rooms
Women's Relief Corps
the First Church
James Brand
Lloyd Taylor
Harvey A. Wooster
J. F. Shhreiner
Herbert Harroun
Conservatory
Councl
Coures
Sears
North Park Street
George Broadwell
Union Street
Otto K. Mischkr
Redington
Justice OF the Peace
Elyria Township
Elyria City
National Tube Company
Western Automatic
Elyria Iron and Steel Company
Steel and Tubes
Lorain Journal-Times- Herald
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Odd Fellows
Ellix Eagtex
Moone
St. Pauis Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lorain Co. Humane Society
Otto K. Mischka
Otto K. Misc
Farmers Rally
Puget
O. H. Baker
Amherst
Brownhelm Cemetery
Lima
Penns
Toad Company
General Assembly of
America
MT. Vernon
Charles Wee
Ith
Isaster
James Rokes
Voice OF
People
Alma K. Portman
Pres. Co. Board of Id
Boston
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Mayor's Office
H. Vanoster
Washington
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