Christian Experience and Theology Outlined at First Congregational
Oberlin's Edward I Roe spoke at the First Congregational Church centennial on Christian experience and theology. He defined Christian experience as a growing, hopeful awareness of God and our role in a divine plan, and described Christian theology as the theory connecting experience to God and other events, with science aiding future understanding.
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You Can Keep Free From Colds
The piece urges maintaining strong resistance to avoid colds and mentions a health building tone for families. It references readers and a general health message without clear names or dates.
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Ettaucard Health-Bulding
Reminiscences of The First Congregational Church
Fragmented OCR notes describe a publication linked to The First Congregational Church including references to membership lists and historic essays. The passage notes limited supply of copies and mentions Eco H Ely related content, with scattered lines about ownership and distribution.
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H. Ely
Wistful faced girl and a call for Christian evolution
A speaker discusses how understanding Jesus and religious experience can advance a Christian civilization through sacrificial experiments. The Thanksgiving service at the end of the hundredth university year highlights humanitarian growth and global peace, praising cooperative efforts within the church and community.
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Cnu
Wileliam Muir
New
Arma
Auld
Oberlin Country Fair Set for December 6 and 7
Oberlin plans a country fair with a two day schedule on Friday and Saturday December 6 and 7 under local auspices. Event details outline exhibits and activities for residents and visitors.
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Oberila
Red Lights Best Says Bureau of Standards
Washington reports the Bureau of Standards conducted tests to standardize traffic signal colors. Red signals are most easily distinguished from a distance and require the lowest intensity for unmis takable recognition. Green signals come second in ease of identification.
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Bureau of Standards
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Oberlin Briefs Local Events Highlight Pie Booths and Plays
Oberlin briefs report a busy event lineup with chicken pie booths and hot coffee. The Oberlin Dramatic Association will stage a one act play directed by Professor Sherman Friday night. Saturday features a vaudeville directed by Mrs. Herbert A Yoats. President King and Mr Bobn returned from Toledo after addressing the Rotary Club on Oberlin. Secretary Jones spent Friday in Cleveland on college business.
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Toledo
Thanksgiving dinner brings many Amherst visitors home
Mr and Mrs Isaac Slack Jr hosted a large Thanksgiving gathering in South Amherst with 22 guests including H A Ruth and daughter Milda, Slack family members, and friends from Lorain and Elyria. The event featured a four course dinner and extended family and acquaintance reunions.
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Isaac Slach Jr
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H. A Ruth
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Mabelle
Som
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Geo. Powe
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A Io Maddock
Lorain
Dora Harris
Wannie Turrell
Katherine Wilson
Lakeword
Kenneth Woldaff
Hs Tonsels
New Dawn and Northward Dreams Over Texas Prairies
A forthright account details a sweeping transition across the Texas Panhandle as ranches yield to cities and settlers arrive from the North and East. It notes the mass shift of land from cattle to farming, the rise of new towns, and the Elm of rail and chamber campaigns fueling a major relocation and investment program.
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Commere
Noted Compos tLS Truscols and Court Session Details
A local case ends with a reduced bond and dismissed weapon charges as a judge reaffirms possession counts. Fires along Poplar Street and the riverbank were extinguished by fire crews using hydrants and tools. A drunk driver, Mike Karnys, is fined and released. The Black River ice covers downtown, signaling better skating weather. Three minor accidents are logged near Broad Street and Kent River areas.
Woman declared dangerously insane after axe attack
A woman in a domestic incident killed her spouse with an axe and seriously wounded a wife and a one year old child during a frenzy. The case was declared dangerous by authorities today.
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John Clark Reieaveal Arrest in Copper Still Case
Canongran John Clark, a Russia township farmer, was arrested weeks ago by the sheriff's department after two large copper stills were found buried near his farm. He remained in county jail on a $4,500 bond on two counts of violating the Squor law. Bond was later reduced by $1,000 on a prosecutor's recommendation. Clark appealed to private court and was granted a hearing.
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Huge Black Bass Stalls Delaware Flour Mill
In Reybold, Dover, November 29 a ten pound eight ounce black bass rammed into the mill race at August Jensen's flour mill halting the wheel. Investigators report the fish blocked the wheel though water was plentiful in the pond.
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Local Accidents and Court Actions Reported in Lorain
A series of incidents from Lorain includes a two car collision at East avenue and Fourth street, injuries from a crash on West Avenue, and a vehicle hitting a parked auto near the Brown Totel on Broad Street. Probate court denied Deniel-Matthew No eci release as Novacek appeals. Divorce suit filed by David E O Connell against Catherine O Connell over property, cruelty, and abandonment. Lang versus Dr Warren and John Babel demurrer overruled in Common Pleas. Evian Hurt discharged from St Joseph's Hospital after a severe auto accident earlier this month.
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Butternut Ridge
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Fourth Street
Ed Rooke
Williams Street
Lee Bernier
LaGrange
Brown Totel
Broad Street
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Matthew No‘eci
Lorain
H. C Wilcox
Novac’c
David E. O'Connell
Catherine O’connell
Common Pleas
Cleve
Amherst Township
D. H Alken
Henry Lang
L GD Warren
John Babel
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Henry Long
Dr Warren
J. F. Strenich
Eivian
Lonain
Nelson Johnson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Melttoo
Bank Seeks Court Ruling On Smalley Will
Elpria Savings and Trust Co. sues in Common Pleas to construe the Smalley will for Una Mae Smalley, a 20 year old, with a $10,000 trust for education and a $20,000 estate interest. Guardian Harry McGarrell and widow Leonore Smalley are named defendants in Elyria.
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Charles
Smalles
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Elpria Savings and Trust Co
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Elyria
Harry MecGarrell
Leonore Smalley
Diseases on the Rise in Local Area
Health nurse Misa Lottie Mathisen reported 48 home visits in the past month and 38 instruction visits, with ten patients receiving two vaccinations. Sanitary officer Frank Williams noted six scarlet fever cases, one whooping cough, sixty five chicken pox, and one smallpox case with many homes fumigated.
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Hort Sasson
Masonic Temple
Misa Lottie Mathisen
Frank Willians
Stock market notes from Cliveland livestock yard
Cattle and calves steady with 200 head reported. Sheep and lambs steady with 1000 on hand and top near 1500. Hogs up to 255 cents higher with about 2500 head traded. Prices listed for various categories including Yorkers around 9.50, heavies 10.00, mediums 9.35 to 10.08, roughs 6.25 and stags 3.50.
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Cliveland
Talk Money End of Crossing Elimination
Lorain officials weigh halting a referendum to fund 35,000 toward removing the Nickle Plate crossing on Broadway. After a brakeman’s death, sentiment to abolish the grade crossing rises though no action is taken. Project cost estimated around 100,909 with the city’s share about 35 percent.
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Broadway
Red Cross Tornado Relief Awards Total
In Lorain on November 29 the Red Cross reported awards totaling 825,392 dollars for tornado relief across the storm area. The effort, part of a broader appeal, funded aid to victims and recovery programs.
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Rites Sunday for Ag Faxon
Wellington brief recalls the Kinaojs members sharing a supper at the Christian church after Thanksgiving. Rev Kerr of the Methodist church delivered an engaging after dinner talk. Philathea class met at church parlors with about twelve members present.
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Methodist Bazaar and Congregational Fellowship Events
Needle work for the Methodist bazaar completed for December 12. The annual Fellowship supper for Congregational church members and friends will be held next week Thursday with a pot lunch at 6 p.m. Budget for the year to be read and explained. Invitations issued to all members and friends. Burt Curtice and George Omerald left for Warren Ohio to attend the Northeast Ohio District conference of Postmasters and Adjutants of the American Legion. Mrs. A. A. Sanders and child of Blytheta Thanksgiving at Eldo Lehman home. Ruth Ross of Ohio State University visiting for Thanksgiving. Mrs. A. B. Southard back from Maine after her mother's death. Dean A. G. Culler of Hiram College to lecture Sunday evening at the Church of Christ on The Drama of the Near East.
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All Aboard Here Dec 4 5 at Rialto Pier Ship Show
The DeMolay ship departs Rialto Pier December 4 and 5 for a pleasure trip with 175 crew members. Billy Brady played by Lloyd Barton stars alongside Beatrice Sloane and Mrs Sloane, Johnny Thomas, Dorothy Brady, Captain Kidd, and a cast including George D Heineke Jennys and Richard E Kuss. Director Wade praises the performers and predicts a polished production with Elysia’s singers and dancers.
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Bull Works
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