Grand Theater offers cash prizes for Chaplin imitators
W. F Maginnis manager of the Grand Theater announces a contest with total prizes of 15.09 dollars for best imitator of Charles Chaplin in the film The Gold Rush. The sole authorized local Chaplin imitator will perform daily in the city and judges will award 10.00 to first place 5.00 to second and tickets to The Gold Rush as third prize. Contest ends Thursday evening in front of the theatre with prize awards by the judges.
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W. FL. Maginnis
Grand Theater
Charles Chaplin
Aly. Maginnis
Caries Chlin
Chaplin
Amherst High School Students Form Local Orchestra
Amherst Nov 7 During the past week musicians who are students in the local High school got together and organized an orchestra. No specific name has yet been chosen. Members include Doraiky Weshbee first violin Earl Ki violin Robert Hubbard Eleanor Tolhurst Wil m Purcell cornet Emmet Ma Reuben Sharp Josep Laat Amualeem Miller John mins drums
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Amherst
Doraiky Weshbee
Ovicling
Frger
Earl Kiviolin
Robert Hubbard
S Eleanor Tolhurst
Wilm Purcell
Emmet Ma
Reuben Sharp
Josep Laat
Amualeem Miler
John
Mins
Injured at Woofs Quarry Amherst Sees Worker Hurt
Baumhart, an employee of the New York Central, suffered an ankle injury at the Quarries Road site around noon. He slipped on a stone and was taken to Cleveland Avenue residence for treatment, expected to miss about ten days.
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Amherst
Baumhart
New York Central
Bubart
Cleveland Avenue
Boon
Arabian Serenade and Radio Concert Listings
A fragment lists Arabian Serenade by Langey Orchestra from 11:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. and Cameo music by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. The page then shows scattered radio station references, concerts, organ recitals, choir performances, and local program details across Cleveland, Central Street areas, and multiple stations with various timing blocks and performers.
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Langey Orchestra
Guy Lombardo
Roylal Canadians
Bos
Cleveld Wear
Farm groups weigh stance on branch banking and postal rate changes
Farm organizations have yet to take a firm stand on branch banking while opposing a widespread adoption plan. They plan a study and upcoming meeting to decide. They also study higher postal rates and favor economy in the postal service. Grain exchange rules prompt concern over 3 percent daily price moves and possible market closures. Federal aid focus and railroad funding proposals may shift to arterial routes, drawing farm group opposition to changes. Farmer disappointment grows with the Roosevelts era Commission appointments.
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Farm Bureau
Chronicle-Telegram
Postal Service
Questi
Williikely
Chicago Exchange
Board of Business Conduct
Exchense
Cotton
Federal
Tr Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
Humphre
Hunt
Community Mass Meeting Draws Strong Attendance in Oberlin
Oberlin reports a well attended Community Mass meeting Friday night at the high school auditorium. The program featured the school orchestra, Junior High Girls Glee Club, Mrs Burton's quartet, and demonstrations by Joseph Haledin and others. Prof. A Root chaired, with updates on Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, school projects, and hospital workings.
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Oberlin
Cleb
Burton
Joseph Haledin
A. Root
Dean Hubbard
Mary Alallory
Dosley
Thos Lows
KL Futler
Ted
R. Morrison
Lveter
Prof
G. Hubbard
J. Vv
Han
L. T
McFarland
Marion Metca
D. Ro Moore
B.D. Sterman
Harley So Hll. Trafors
Amherst notices and events noted on November 7
A column of community items from Amherst lists events for November 7 including a life association meeting with a guest Dr Ids, a trap shoot, a social in the gymnasium, and trophy presentations. Also reported are a birthday observance for John Hanan Sr, school program requests, and a Women’s Benefit association meeting.
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Oor Life Association
Ids
South Rita
Lp.st
Iowa
Fisk
Ares
South Africa
W. B. AL
Women's Benefit Association
RK. Oo. T
Wedding at First Evangelical church in Amherst
Miss Alice Hendeish daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Kendeigh joined in marriage with Zilch Schultheiss in a First Evangelical church ceremony at 2 30 P M The couple plans to reside with the groom's parents on the farm south of town The bride and groom are Amherst High School graduates and members of local churches Gerald Dorg and Mrs Ed Schultheiss attended as guests.
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Amberst
First Evangelical Church
Alice Hendeish
Edward Kendeigh
Eins
Chrysan
Dorg
Gerald
Ambkersi Hichrg
Congregational Church
Ford Calace
Schultheiss
Amherst H High School
American Shipbuilding Co
Lorain
Amh Public School to Offer Preventive Health Talk
On November 12 the Amh public school will host a health talk titled An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. The event aims to teach parents and pupils about preventing illness and will be led by the Health Department with physicians and nurses present to answer questions.
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Amh Publi School
Home Builders Class Holds Monthly Meeting
The First Evangelical church Home Builders Class met in the church parlors for a routine business session and social hour. Twenty five members attended with notices given by George Finstein Werner Hand and Reuben Dute.
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Evionelical
George Finistein
Werner Hand Reuben Dute
Dudley Peter Allen Oberlin dedication marks donor influence
An Oberlin College ceremony honored donors and the hospital board at the home of President and Mrs. Bh. C. King. Attendees toured the new hospital, unveiled bronze tablets, and heard speeches by Dr. Geo White and Dean Thomas Wesley Grace on the building’s gift from Grace Vial and the community.
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Oberlin
Dudley Peter
Grace Vial
Oberlia College
Fiane
Parry
Geo. White
Thomas Wesley Gra
Graduate School of Presentative
Dr. White
Ofanagers
Ofpital
Mir
Charles H. Vial
LaGrange
Tinoijs
King
Oberlin College Hosts Medical Center Expansion and Health Service Plan
An Oberlin College feature outlines a new hospital and public health service funded by student fees to cover dispensary and hospital care. It highlights the collaboration of professors from Oberlin and affiliated physicians, the governance by a seven member board, and aims to prevent illness through education and preventive care for 1800 students.
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Conservatory
Maury Arnstead Bennett
Maurice Kessler
Friedrich Geerner
Raymond Wratson Bradshaw
Geerse Co. Jameson
Oberlin
Warren E. Forsythe
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Eaward Perease Bosworth
Graduate School of Theology
Tristan End Tield
Wagcer
Dr. Andrews
Ps - Elf
Prent
Orland
Sanford
J. P. Severance
Andthur C. Ludlow
H. Jon
Cleveland
Chas. H. Vial
George M
Old College of College
Whitelin
Ober
Jane
Ptolemy
Roosevelt Hospital
Allen Hosital Cabies Qobertin Cohese
Uc Health Service
Bradshaw
Dei RY
Harvard Med
Workper Hospital
Detroit
Rockerfeller Foundation
Theni
Assistre
O Ser
Cas Dax
Dr. Morrison
D. Son
Hye
Phaysical
Chart H. G. Thurston
Gertrude Moulton
Physical Son
Women's Symnasium
Frances G. Na
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
A. G. Comings
Louis E. Burgner
Morrison
Outlook on farm legislation at annual meetings
Washington dispatch discusses coming winter farm policy with focus on Dickinson bill and McNary Haugen principles. It notes likely push to define Muscle Shoals disposition and administration support for cooperative marketing programs while tax policy remains a key battleground.
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Washington, D. C
Granse
Fearn Bureau
Sacramento
Chicago
Dickinson
Italian aviator de Pinedo lands in Rome after epic solo flight
Rome reports that Commander de Pinedo landed at 3 06 pm after completing a Rome Tokio Rome distance journey of over 33000 miles. He claims a world record for a solo flight.
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Rome
de Pinedo
Tokio
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