Oberlin Students Renew Republican Mock Convention
Oberlin Ohio Oct 31 1926 students vote to renew a Republican Mock Convention on campus. The 17 mock conventions since 1864 have mostly backed Republicans with Democratic strength in past elections. A Non-Partisan faction favored broader issue choices as a protest against incumbent Democrats.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin Sexe
Yars
Lincoln
Pas Pearences
Qwen D. Young
New Books at Elyria Library Add Variety to Collection
Elyria Library received five new books spanning dogs furniture food and fiction as announced by librarian Miss Charlone Brooks. Four additional items join the rental collection including Vein of Tron It Cant Happen Here North to the Ghest and These additions cover automotive guides dog training a project book on woodworking and a short story titled Spring Came On Forever by Aldrich.
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Elyria
Charlone Brooks
Miss Brooks
Eben Glasgow
Sinclair Lewis
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Ghest
William Seabrook
4. L. Drse
Brander Todor
J. G. Shes
P. N. Wenger
Bess Stresser Aldrich
City funding pledge linked to bond issued system
Government commits to covering all costs for the new system except the amount specified by this bond issue, outlining the financial framework and the city’s remaining obligation. The statement clarifies funding responsibility and the role of the bond issuance in financing the project.
Amherst Halloween Parties and Local Services Report
Amherst hosts Halloween events at St Pauls Lutheran and First Evangelical church with games stalls and refreshments. Mrs Frances Jaeger and Miss Beatrice Johnstone lead. Funeral services for Anna Waterman announced, with burial in Cleveland cemetery. Local club meetings, church group events, and a special Ladies Aid gathering noted along with a planned high school Halloween parade and dance at Eagle Hall.
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Takehi
Frances Jaeger
Ea Kothe
Peter's EN Arse
Hallowe'en Port
Cleveland Avenue
Hallowe'en
Frances $Abiers
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Concordis Club
Ste
Furst Evangelical Rehurch
Ladies' Aid Secteerland Wosan’s Missionary Society
Fam
Amherst Bs
Cleveland
Beatrice Johnstone
FL R. Powers
Berzie
Federal Reserve Bank
Fisher Brothers Bakerr
W. A M
Plain Dealer
Amherst
Jos Badr
Elyria
Eagie Hall
Legion Auxiliasbic
Moderm Daness
Pio neer days in the 2596s down to the present
A terse note traces pivotal years from 2596 onward, mapping timelines and notable milestones. It emphasizes key events, figures, and shifts that shaped the era and its enduring legacy through contemporary times.
Elyria Town Line BRIEFS
Elyria Townline Road items note social visits and gatherings. Mrs E tended meeting of the Christian Temperance Union held at Mrs George E Bighwar home. The Miss Caroline Sniegelberg of Cleveland attended with her brother and family. Various neighbors and families are listed with brief social calls and hostesses on Oberlin and Covs roads.
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Elyria Townline Road
Christian Temperance Union
George E. Bighwar
Hallowe'en Parr Ridge
Caroline Sniegelberg
Cleveland, Spert
M L W. Awent
Womar
Cotrad
Eceniic
John Hoepp
Amterst
Wats Fields Aid Society Meeting Report
The La fies Aid Society was entertained by Mrs. E. D. Hern with assistance from Mrs. Butzrman and Mrs. Burke. Twenty seven attended a noon repast and business. Prizes were awarded. Pastor Mrs. D. S. Carpenter led Bandar School care. W A Wallington and others visited Elyria. Lumbago affected W O A Wallington. Calls by Fred Sheppard and Gay Lanfried occurred. visitors stayed in North Olmsted and Ashland.
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la Fies’ Aid Society
E. D. Hern
Butzrman
Burke
D. S. Carpent
Hl Bandar
Churea
Sandar
George Robinson
W. A. Wallnrton
Elyr
W.oa
Waillington
Fred Sheppard
Lakewood
John Bainbridge
Gay Lanfried
Ashland
North Olmsted
Federal Labor Union Meets Tomorrow Plan Meeting
Members of Federal Labor Union No. 1934 will meet at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Friday for their regular gathering. The Nuit Bridge Club hosted by Mrs A Jackson held a Tuesday event with prizes for first and third places and a social lunch. The club will meet again at Mrs Mae Merediths home on Nov 9 at 8 oclock. Mrs A Jackson was elected assisting secretary. The Nuit Bridge Club tea on Sunday Oct 27 was a success.
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Nettie Schaeffer
Robert Short
Congregational Church
Hawler Thomas
Jar Gillette
Jessie Cromwell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Heme
J. G. Maxwel
Federal Labor Union No. 1934
Columbus Hall
NUIT
Bridge Club
A. Jackson
Nuit Bridge Club
L. Jackson
C. Chapman
M. Mitchell
Mae Meredith
Oberis Road
A. Jacason
Howe
Eagles to stage Halloween party tonight in Elyria
Elyria Aerve 451 Fraternal Order of Eagles announces a big Halloween party for members and friends this evening. Programs start after the parade at the opera house with a Halloween lunch and special prizes. This is the fourth in a series of parties for members and their families and friends.
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Elyria Aerve 451
Order of Eagles
Hallowe'en
Oper House
Club Forts
Peru Gains in U S Purchases and Faster China Flights
Peru reports a rise in purchases from the United States while flight times to China are shortening. The article notes broadening trade links and reduced travel times impacting international commerce and industry between these regions.
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Peru
United States
Local Socials Brief Notes Evening Reception
A social gathering at the M. E. Monday evening featured Ars, G. M. Parker, Mrs. Tiom s SHEN Raester and Associa te b 2d. Agnes Lahift spent Wednesday inpee.
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Ars
G. M. Parker
Tioms Shen Raester
M. E
Agnes Lahift
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