Homes Swept Into Sea Miners Drown in Philippines Floods
Manila dispatch reports more than 100 miners drowned as floods in Zombates region swept homes into the sea near Subic Bay. The toll from floods and typhoons across the Philippines nears 590 for the past week. Three dead, six missing, and four survivors from the motorship Taliba sank off Mindoro in heavy seas. About 30,000 people are homeless as floods devastate northern Luzon. Cholera and dysentery threaten refugees as vaccines race northward from Manila.
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Manila
P. L
Zombates
Subic Bay
Manila Herald
Mindoro
Commonwealth
Luzon
Litchfield Notes Highlight Local Entertainments
Litchfield reports Mrs. William King hosting Unique club gathering Monday. A surprise party for Rev. and Mrs. Mabie occurred Friday at the Baptist parsonage. Mrs. O. P. Jenkins was surprised Sunday returning from church, with guests including A. H. Brerley and families from nearby towns and others delivering well filled baskets for her birthday. Afternoon callers included Lionel Brerley and Spencer residents.
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Litchfield
William King
Mabie
O. P. Jenkins
A. H. Brerley
Bert Breyley
Chatham
Wilfred Browand
Penfield
Ivan Boone
Berea
Raymond Bradley
Evelyn Jenkins
Grafton
Lionel Brerley
Spencer
Penfield and Brigh ton residents in local notices
Regular meeting of the Cemetery and Park Ass'n will be held at Mrs. T. H. Case’s home on Tuesday afternoon October 20. Ladies Benevolent Society to meet all day Tuesday October 29 for church cleanup with basket lunch at noon. Several brief social calls across Penfield, Medina, Lodi, and Cleveland. hospital updates on Mrs. Etta Nickerson and Mrs. Tom Miller. Thomas Miller ill with tonsillitis. Beaumont Fletterich recovering after tendon removal in Cleveland.
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Park Ass’n
T. H. Case
The
Ladies Benevolent Society
L. E. Ausmuth
Dorothy
Cleveland
John Flettérich
Cora Pelton
C. M. Fenn
Carrie Porter
Milo Branch
Stanley Hall
Medina
Addie Watkins
Litchfield
Perniece
E. E. Swanker
Alfred Swanker
Etta Nickerson
Lodi Hospital
Tom Miller
Thomas
Earl Rice
Ellen Rice
Elrria
G. H. Jenne
Sundar
Norman
Lester Ausmuth
Beaumont Fletterich
Cleveland Sundar
Social Notes From Holt Area Residents
Charles Rathbun visits great aunt Carrie Fahrian in Holt Michigan. Dr Harry Streett heads to Baltimore for a week with relatives, with his son and wife fetching him home. Thelma Miller returns home from Lodi hospital. Dilgard family and daughter stay with John Fabrian family before winter southward. Alice Randall Mina Hale and family call on C H Sears. Lawrence Harland and daughter dine with Mrs C R Canfield. Lawrence Price visits from Detroit. Marie Bidleard visits Cleveland relatives. Joe Schindler hosts Wick of Brunswick. James Ryan and daughters visit A A Gish family in Medina. George Siracka visits Cuyahoga Falls and George Urban of Cleveland stop at Bidle Hitzelberger home.
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Charles Rathbun
Holt
Mich
Carrie Fahrian
Harry Streett
Baltimore
Harry
Thelma Miller
Lodi Hospital
David Dilgard
John Fabrian
Alice Randall
Massillon
Mina Hale
Medina
Walters Sears
Cuyahoga Falls
C. H. Sears
Lawrence Harland
Barberton
George Siracka
Currahoga Falls
George Urban
Cleveland
Bidle-Hitzelberger
Woman's Association meeting hosts Judge Hull on divorce
The October gathering at the M E church parlors featured Judge Hull of Lakewood speaking on divorce with a subsequent business meeting. Rev Ralph Alton presented the church and modern society study as part of the Sunday program. A reception for the new pastor and Mrs Alton followed, despite rain, with David Yaeger as speaker and fall flower decorations. Funeral services were held for Mrs Moore in Dover Center.
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Lakewood
Judge Bay Village
Woman’s Association
M. E. Church
Judge Hull of
Church News
Ralph Alton
Church and Modern Society
Alton
Johannesburg’s population explodes since 1385
In 1385 Johannesburg was a township of about 50 residents. Half a millennium later the city has surged to 500,697 people reflecting dramatic growth and expansion.
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Johannesburg
Pasadena Rose Bowl water work rush kept separate
Pasadena authorities revise the Rose Bowl area ordinance to allow water supply conduit installation without disrupting the New Year’s Rose Bowl game. The updated rule designates adjacent ground for parking, preventing construction from tearing up fields during the event.
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Pasadena
Cal
Piles Relief Promise from Dr Leonhardt’s Hemroid
An advertisement claims piles result from poor bowel circulation and reveal quick relief from internal treatment. It asserts Hemroid softens congested areas, restores flow, and heals with lasting effect. Money back guarantee noted. sold by druggists with these ads.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Lorain Tuberculosis Society to Hold Annual Meeting
The Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association will meet Friday evening October 16 at eight o'clock in the James Brand House. Annual reports will be presented and officers elected. Dr. George M. Curtis of Columbus, professor of surgery at Ohio State University, will give an illustrated talk on Compression Therappy using X ray images to show cure via lung collapse. Public invited.
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Oberlin
Lorain Count Tuberculosis and Health Association
James Brand House
George M. Curtis
Columbus
School of Medicine
Ohio State University
Business Women's Club Hallowe'en Party Planned
The Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club met at Mrs. Vernon Stevens home on North Main. Two new members Ethel Gibson and Muriel Davidson were voted in. A Hallowe'en party is planned for October 27 at Mrs. Agnes Felkner's East College street home with Mary White as assistant hostess. Beulah Mar Electa Sage and Edith Princehorn form the entertainment committee. Agnes Felkner won a prize. refreshments were served later.
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Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club
Vernon Stevens
North Main Street
Ethel Gibson
Muriel Davidson
Hallowe’en
Agnes Felkner
East College Street
Mary White
Beulah Mar
Electa Sage
Edith Princehorn
Beloved Nims kin honor Elizabeth Houghton bride elect
Bellevue and Cleveland guests joined honor attendants Mrs Walter Nims and Miss Josephine Nims at Oberlin Inn for a dessert bridge evening in tribute to Miss Elizabeth Houghton, whose nuptials to Stewart Beckley are set for Saturday October 17. Two bridge tables competed with Miss Margaret Houghton taking high score, Miss Elizabeth Houghton second, and Mrs M A Houghton receiving consolation. Refreshments followed.
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Walter Nims
Bellevue
Josephine Nims
Cleveland
Oberlin Inn
Elizabeth Houghton
Stewart Beckley
Margaret Houghton
M. A. Houghton
Oberlin Women Host Literature Talk on Victor Hugo
Mrs W S Carson hosted the Literature department of the Oberlin Women's Club at her Morgan street home yesterday. Papers included Victor Hugo as a novelist by Mrs F J Lehmann and as a dramatist by Mrs William Smith. Mrs B F Tenney will host the department on October 27.
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W. S. Carson
Oberlin Women’s Club
Morgan Street
F. J. Lehmann
Victor Hugo
William Smith
B. F. Tenney
Sorosis Club Sees Review of The Last Puritan
Sorosis met yesterday at 3 Elmwood Place with Mrs. L. E. Steiner. Mrs. Richards gave an interesting review of George Santavana's The Last Puritan. A social hour followed. Mrs. C. T. Craig to entertain the club on October 27.
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Sorosis
L. E. Steiner
Elmwood Place
George Santavana
Richards
C. T. Craig
Death of John R. Leiter Former Oberlin Photographer
Word comes of the death of John R. Leiter of North Baltimore formerly Oberlin where his wife Mrs. Leiter died three years ago. He leaves six children. Leiter once ran a photograph gallery in Oberlin several years ago.
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John R. Leiter
North Baltimore
Oberlin
Leiter
Overlun I O O F. encampment marks 20th birthday
Overlun Encampment I O O F. will celebrate its 20th birthday on Thursday evening October 15. All camp members and their wives are urged to attend. Lunch will be served and a social evening planned with cards bingo and other entertainment.
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Overlun
I. O. OF
Local clubs plan meetings with speakers and music
The West College and Prospect Neighborhood Club meets Thursday October 15 with Mrs J E Wickler. The Oberlin Townsend Club holds a regular meeting Thursday evening at East Oberlin church with Akron speaker Albert Sadler discussing Sumner's Campaign, followed by special music and entertainment. Woodland Avenue Neighborhood Club also meets with Mrs.
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West College and Prospect Neighborhood Club
J. E. Wickler
Oberlin Townsend Club
McGrann Event and Local Travel Notes
J A McGrann held an event Thursday afternoon October 15. W E Bontrager is vacationing with friends in Wooster Gambier and Columbus. Miss Florence Worcester of Monroeville visited her mother on Hamilton Street over the weekend.
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J. A. McGrann
W. E. Bontrager
Wooster, Gambier
Columbus
Florence Worcester
Monroeville
Hamilton Street
Clarksfield Ladies Hold Aids Meeting And Luncheon
Mrs. Anna Stone hosted the Clarksfield Ladies Aid with strong attendance. After a business session and social period, luncheon was served. Mrs. F. G. Sutherland hosted the I. M.S.S. group with 45 at dinner, club No.1 tied and finished a comforter, made towels and rug rags, and exchanged perennial plants.
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Clarksfield
Anna Stone
Clarksfield Ladies’ Aid
F. G. Sutherland
I. M.S S
Rally Day at Clarksfield M. E.Church
Jag will be with Mrs Ethel Burt in three weeks. Sunday October 15 is Rally Day at Clarksfield M E church with large attendance desired. Epworth League met at Olive Calkins home. Rev Newton Moore, Mrs Moore and daughter Elizabeth attended the funeral of their aunt te Paha ka Pennsylvania Supdar Mre. Like Joustey attended the funeral of her aunt Mom. Mrs of Toledo. Monday Miss Helen McClaftre of Kent and Miss Hope McClaflim of Atm heret Teachers spent the weekend at their home. Frances Tousley, student at Delaware, spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Charlie Tousley.
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Clarksfield
M. E
Epworth League
Olive Calkins
Te Pahaka
Supdar Mre
Joustey
Mom
Toledo
Helen McClaftre
Kent
Hope McClaflim
Atmheret
Frances Tounlery
Delaware
Charlie Tousley
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Walter Vedder
Blake Browand
Everett Larkey
Arenagh Browand
Lawrence Leonard
Butler
F. M. McNally
John Knopf
John Wilbur
Norbert Hood
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A. H. Breyley
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Firestone Heaters
Firestone
Sondey
Firestone Service Stores
Bob White
Msgr
Bay Village
Moore
Lake Road
George Moore
Pease Funeral Home
Dover Center
George Gever
Thomson
Miller
J. D. Rumbaugh
Foote Road
Winter Park
Florida
Clayton Terry
Elsha
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Allan Harris
Union St
Tuberculosis Society
Business Women’s Club Plans
Hallowe’en Party
Sie
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HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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Ethel Burt
Newton Moore
Elizabeth
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