Local Social Notes From Amherst and Nearby Cities
Florence Oren ce and Ed Broughton with children visited Arthur and family last Sunday. Jennie Bilton stays for a week in Norwalk. Leona Ward of Oberlin College visited Miss Sarah Bilton and Mrs Nellie Brough. Andrew Schisler and Mrs visit Ashland Sunday. Measles illness affects many children locally. Oberlin teacher secured for a weekly community event at the school basement.
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Whittlesey
Thelin
Jennie Bilton
Ira. Painton
Charles Bil TT
Cleveland
Arthur
Helen Kenyon
Norwalk
Leona Ward
Oberlinesa College
Sarahlton
Nellie Broughaturday
Andrew Schisler
David Stephens
George Glime Areng
Southern
Henry
Charles Humm
Ashland
Leroy Enneg
Ed. Brough
Man
Chandler
Arlene Welch
Oberlin
J. M. Fraize
John Hamilton
Walter Baatz
North Ridgeville
George Haatz
Familly
Guy Kenyon
Harry
Lucila Reed
Gus Seimbach
Huron
Emily Harpley
Youngestown
Care of the Hal Ad Fits New Hair Care Claim
A New York woman credits Parisian Sage with rapid hair improvement after two weeks, noting increased beauty and no dandruff. C. W. Philips offers a money back guarantee, with Mrs. Ed Felton of Wakefield connected to the ad, dates 10-26 11-23 12-22.
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New York
C. W. Philips
Nerv Worth Ad Claims Real Results For Nervous Stomach
In DuBois Pa J J Clouser recounts trying remedies for stomach nerves without relief until Nerv Worth. After use she eats better sleeps better and urges others with nervous or stomach trouble to try it. The ad promises a refund if unsatisfied and promotes the genuine round bottle priced 1.25 sold by C W Philips and leading druggists.
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J. Clouser
C. W. Philips
Ady
End of Democratic Party Foreseen After Election
Oberlin news reports a Non Partisan Forum where Paul Howland, Thomas Fletcher and Dr Norman Thomas predicted major shifts in politics. They criticized both parties, urged reform, and discussed the Wilson league while stressing change as elections approach. An art recital is announced for E Robert Schmitz, a noted French pianist with wartime service.
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Paul Howland
Oberlin
United States
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Ohio
Tribune
Tweedledum
Tweedie-dee
Fletcher
Harding
League
E. Robert Schmitz
Presa
Schmitz
Erhglers of Martin Davey Arrested in Oberlin Disorder
Four Oberlin students four fined 15 dollars and costs each in Mayor's court for alleged heckling of Congressman Martin L. Davey who spoke on the public square October 16. defendants Hazeltine Ruenker Partch and Baumbart protest trial rushed and evidence insufficient. Package with a dead akonk and a tomato reportedly thrown amid protest by Progressive Democrat Club members.
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Oberlin
Costa
Martin L. Davey
Ezra T. Hazeltine
Kenneth M. Ruenker
Wallace T. Partch
Carl M. Baumbart
Progressive Democrat Club
Daver
Oberlin Business Men's Club Nonpartisan Ballot Instructions
Oberlin October 26 The Oberlin Business Men's Club will run a booth in the east Goodrich Book Store entrance on election day to give free nonpartisan instruction in ballot marking. The service aims to aid all voters regardless of party, addressing general ignorance and the mechanics of balloting, especially for split tickets.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Business Men's Club
East Goodrich
Oberlin coeds joke about college men and dates
Oberlin College headlines reveal Dean of Women Anna M Klingenhagen saying three girls per man make the men spoilable while calling most calls not serious affairs. Report notes students debate if the dean is kidding. Nearby social notes list residents and family visits in Oberlin and surrounding towns with multiple mentions of local households, gatherings, and a football game bruise updates.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Anna M. Klingenhagen
M.C. A
Vote on Treasurer to oversee student groups finances
Oberlin reports graduate organizations will vote this week on appointing a graduate treasurer. The aim is to supervise all financial matters of clubs societies and classes, provide a better accounting system and enable accurate budgeting across student bodies.
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Oberlin
Oberlin News: Trips, Purchases and Meetings
Oberlin residents report a Detroit trip and Ann Arbor outing to view a football game. William Wright bought a Buick six touring car only to learn it had been stolen. Dr Nicholas Van der Pyl spoke on The Awakening of the East highlighting eastern student movements. Oberlin college events for Saturday were canceled due to student absence. Mrs. C W Christy departs for Columbus as a grand chapter delegate. Fifty attendees enjoyed the Rebecca Halloween Special at Odd Fellow’s Hall with a ghost dance and programs. George Day spent Sunday in town.
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N. Main Street
C. H. Clifton
Avon
N. M. Ashley
C. E Peabody
Columbus State Health Office
Mr. Peabody
Sr. Peasbody
Br. H. Mi Ashley
Gilead
R. M. Reichard
Elyria
H. W. Tibball
Beverly Court
H. A. Arnold
Arthur Edwards
Wooster
C. R. Graham
G. F. Wright
Wellington
C. W. Christy
Medina
Beller Corps
C. H. Sase
N. Professor Street
Cleveland
Marie der Ce
Oberlin
L. E. Burgnbr
Rebecca
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Williama Wright
Nicholas van der Pyl
Order of Eastern Star
Columbus
Ohio
Odd Fellow’s
George Day
Local People Endorse Hon. Thos. S. Dunlap
Lorain County bar members across party lines urge re election of Hon. Thomas S. Dunlap to the Court of Appeals of the Eighth Judicial District. The letter from Elyria dated September 13 1920 praises his legal ability courtesy and past bench service and pledges support for another term. Numerous signatories from local lawyers and officials are listed.
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Elyria
Ohio
Thomas
Dunlap
Cleveland
Lorain County
Court of Appeals
Eighth Judicial District
Court of Appeals Bench
Furs Refined and Restyled at Pauyer and Robsons
A local notice announces Pauyer and Robsons offering a range of fur garments refined or remodeled. The shop invites customers to view updated styles and discuss customization options.
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Pauyer & Robsons
Death of Lord Cork Mayor Stors (Continued from Pure One)
The piece discusses reactions to the lord mayor of Cork's death during the Irish campaign. It contrasts editorials from The Daily News and The Telegraph, noting Ireland's rise toward nationhood and the government’s stance on terrorism and imprisonment. It cites The Times and Express views on justice, conspiracy, and maintaining order.
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Cork
Stors
Ireland
The
Daily News
Telegraph
MacSwiney
the Express
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