Freshman Week At Oberlin Opens For Eight Students
Oberlin College begins Freshman Week with eight new students from the entering Fall Term. The program runs Oct 27 through Nov 1 and includes health exams campus tours lectures student activities tours the Art Museum and various social and recreational events.
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Donald Marley
Crite Hospital
Oberlin
Pfc
Harley
North Pleasant Street
Crite Mospits
San Francisco
California
New Hebrides
3Th
South Pacific
Cleveland
Denver
Colorado
Dunn
Jack
Tinker Field
Oklahoma
Oberlin College
Oberlin College students and town events noted
About 210 freshmen enroll in Arts and Sciences and 88 in Conservatory, including eight from Oberlin. Fund-raising efforts show progress toward a 112,000 goal with 2,028 over, and 1,187 raised by yesterday. Local social and church groups plan meetings and events through the week including WSCS, LO CF, and Pythian Sisters card party after Halloween.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory
Oberlin
Durand Dudley
Mary Jane Dunn
Dorothy Ann Faire
Ris Fodor
Frances Jones
Richard Lothrop
John Totoia
Martha Verda
Ho Seaman
Charles Erdmand
Charlotte
Elizabeth Bentley
Erdmann
Oborfin
Oberlin College
Erdman
Huntington
Dn Chana
Burton Lee Hoffier
Dro
H. G. Hoffer
Cotlege Street
Burton
Boston
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Nobert
CE Gilbert
Bim Street
C.F
Pythian Sisters
K. of PB
Hallowe'en
Cleveland Judge To Address G. O. P. Rally
Cleveland Judge Perry Jackson will address a rally of the Negro Women's Republican Club at the Second Methodist church on Middle Avenue at 8:15 p.m. Thursday. Club president Dessie L. Robertson will be in charge of the meeting. In Pittsfield Mass a hunter shot at a squirrel and killed four raccoons after missing the target.
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Perry Jackson
Cleveland
Aiddress
Negro Women's Republican Club
Elyria
Second Methodist Church
Middle Avenue
Dessie L. Robertson
Birthday Shower Celebrates Ada Renalds with Local Guests
Miss Dorothy Feist hosted a handkerchief shower for Ada Renalds with attendees including Miss Renalds, Mrs. Berts, Lockyear of Medina, Ed Steyer, Violet Feist, Arthur Maxworthy, Jimmy April and others. Weekend visitors included Charles Reach and daughter from Barberton, plus Haury and Meyer families. Richard Wuehker moved to Los Angeles for work, with wife and children to join later. Medina and Cleveland residents noted among Sunday gatherings and travels. Burial of Harry Tiley reported in Meridian Mississippi. Frank Fries home hosted Mr and Mrs Ed Kerman from Cleveland.
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Erhart
Dorothy Feist
Atom
Ada Renalds
Miss Renalds
Berts and Lockyear
Medina
Ed Steyer
Violet Feist
Arthur Maxworthy
Jimmy April
Eddie April
Harold Feist
News Neten
Charles Reach
Barberton
Eddie Ribbeck
Charlotte
Rd Frambaugh
Charles Gross
Harry Tiley
Meridan
Miss
Akron
Frank Fries
Ed Kerman
Cleveland
New Fries
Aft
Grafton Shower Honors Mrs Laubenthal at Elyria Home
Mrs Paul Laubenthal was surprised with a shower hosted by her sister Al J Myers at Elyria on Saturday evening. Guests received gifts and prizes, followed by a two course luncheon. Capt Jack Tompasheska on leave from Dalbart Texas visited with Carl Toumasheska. News items note numerous local visits, dinners, and gatherings across Elyria and surrounding areas.
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Mary Wucox
Betty Borthaber
Jane Young
Betty Reider
Nellie Grambley
Mary
Ruth Myers
Paul Laubenthal
Jack Tompasheska
Carl Toumasheska
Tomarsheska
Toledo
Womecul Mro
Charles Lint
Plastic Shoes On Exhibition At National Shoe Fair
Chicago U M reports a 1945 spring shoe fair presenting plastic footwear blending air water gas salt and chemicals into transparent or opaque styles. Designers tout Coro and plastics as twin keys with lemon yellow chartreuse blue red purple and other color contrasts on soles and uppers, expanding beyond wartime color limits.
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Chicago
Litchfield Man Dead In East Ohio Gas Fire
Charles FP Turner of Lakewood missing after East Ohio Gas fire near tanks. He was 49, a Medina High School 1918 and U of Michigan chemical engineering 1920 graduate, chief chemist at Fast Ohio Gas Co., 24 years of service. Survived by wife Marie Mohn Turner, one son Rog, a daughter Patrient, and father Frank Turner.
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Litchfield
Charles FP. Turner
Lakewood
Frank
Turner
East Ohio
Medina High School
Chemical Engineering
University of Ann Arbor
Mich
Fast Ohio Gas Co
Marie Mohn Turner
Rog
Patrient
Barlow
Don
Robert Rieth
Bobby
Lines
Douglas Nichols
Elyria
F.C. Barlow
Valley City social notes from Modine visitors at Loakesend
Valley City society items list Modine residents visiting Miss Antionetee Heil in Loakesend Ohio and Mrs Levens Stewiguss attending the Get Together Club. The Women Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church planned a meeting at the parsonage with Rev and Mrs Hard AL Willman in November.
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Valley City News
Inter Valley City
Hietly Steek
Cheretet Schmidt
Sally
Modine
Antionetee Heil
Loakesend
Ohio
Levens Stewiguss
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church Will
Bor, Cox
Hard AL Willman
Youre Not Too Old To Feel Young And Strong
A fragmented health advice piece discusses aging men, hormones, and medical discoveries. It references Promone and various agents, with names like Phillips, Drue, Blore, and Watts, while urging readers to consider new therapies and attitudes to feel younger.
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Tromoune
Pew Medics
Watts Foue
Ciecuians
Phillips Drue Blore Arty
Church hall chicken supper and Gezaar event set for Wednesday
The notice lists a church hall supper on Wednesday evening November 1. It mentions MSgt. Neil MacKeigan of Camp Perry and John Lambert of Cleveland as Sunday visitors to the Frank MacKeigan home. Other attendees include Harley Rodack, Craig Dowler, and Donald Parfitt at a schoolmaster dinner in Medina on Tuesday evening. Elmér Jagusch and others left Saturday to enter U S Army service. Mrs. Charles Stout is visiting Mansfeld and Petryville. George Wolfe was taken to Messerina Hospital Tuesday after two weeks illness.
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Cline Westbronk
Greenwich
Wee
Brittie Rheinhilt
Glenn Strickland
Warren Pelton
Sharon Center
Clayton Long and Sons
George Myers
Litchfield
Harold Myers
Donald
Tony Keebee
Cleveland Heights
Albert Greenfield
Ohne
Charles Yates
M. Furnish
Ruth
Virginia
Mune
Ind
B. Haynes
Furnish
Cm Smnedis
Clarry Rogers
Christian Temple
Lorain
Sundye
Rufus Miller
Joelty
Leon Lehman
Earl. Durkee
Suds Wilders
Walter Stru
Meyy Eppley
Fanet Adele
Bart
Valley Gury
Karen Ant Dakelskewie
Japan
Plas
Ben
William Jakelski
Lasa
Hal Ruthe Kery
Aierston
Og Butte
Atnd
Chile
Church Hall
Neil MacKeigan
Camp
Perry
Ohio
John Lambert
Cleveland
Frank MacKeigan
Harley Rodack
Craig Dowler
Donald Parfitt
Medina
Elmér Jagusch
George Mammon
Sidney Burton
Ralph Mir
Arthur Nafizger
U. S. Army
Charles Stout
Mansfeld
Petriyville
George Wolfe
Messina
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Cedar Ave
Foy Rettvery
Richard Hanmer
Allen Powers
Misa
Pittsfield
Mass
Clarence Crandad
William G. Wickens
Douglas MacArthur
Richard Sutherland
Philippine
MacArthur
Bataan
Nea-Acme
Frank Prist
Cacme Telephotor
L. P. Kaiser
Coatrec and
Busi Lerain
Byrie Chey
Anmantoee
Pena
Castle's
Wesel Tas
Elyyra
Fred Yannasan
Pleasant Hone
Glen Yannayai
Robert Dowdell
Clovehand
8. B. Spieth
Ralph Ciposs
Grafton
Norman Derek
Emmet Pulver
David
Danaht
Royalton
Alber
John Crowe
Cathleen
Faarview Vil- Lane
Mle
Philip Armbruster
Beatrige Nock
Berea
Beatrice Nock
Philip Arm
Druster
Albert Gross
Aiec
Vais
Cheveland
Charity
Senger
Mas Galen Yorayan
Boo Spaeth
Carter Ant Dawgte Tir
Janet Rimmermay
Othe Norris Cucter Demain
Mos
Mars
Meyer
Frank Wee
Wests
Essen
Goede
den Revo
Dian
Jad
Joee
George
Chaves
H. H. Benham
VV Court Sereet
Litchfield Belpevr
LN Wy
Okey
Parsch Lumber
Coal - DuPont
Peane
C. W. Barrel
Middle Ave
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