Wedding of Anna Jannz Ward at 189 Eveleigh Street home
A wedding took place Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr Sirserry C. Scott in Oberlin. Anna Jannz Ward married Willan ande Wand with Rev Chester Falston officiating. The bride, in navy serge, comes from Garfeld Lakewood and is granddaughter of Charles B. McCullough and Col. Robert Anderson. Mr Ward, a Detroit native, is a notable Cleveland businessman and bass singer in the Orpheum club. After the ceremony, the couple will reside at 11884 Clifton Biya.
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Agerin
Sirserry C. Scott
Nediege
Anna Jannz
Willan
T Barty
Chester Falston
Ward
Ewood
Garfeld
Lakewood
Charles B. McCullough
Col
Robert Anderson
Pittsburg
Mr. Ward
Deroit
Meveland
Orpheum Club
W. J. Ward
Clifton Biya
Masonic reception for new Oberlin soldiers Tuesday evening
The Masons will host a reception for Oberlin's new soldiers Tuesday at 7:20 PM. R Graham and Anson Cheyney, fresh from overseas, will display war slides of rough Europe. Refreshments will be served.
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Gerlin
Oberlin
R. Graham
Anson Cheyney
Europe
28K FORGER BEATS OBERLIN MERCHANT
Berlin Sept 2 A store in Oberlin was victim to a 28 000 forgery. A check for 10 drawn on Elyria Savings Trust Co bore the name of H G Husted and was indorsed by an impostor. The forger copied Husted s signature and a bank clerk identified a resemblance. The Blymra company reportedly did not exist and the forged indorsement raised scrutiny in the case.
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Berlin
Serin Oberlin
H. G. Husted
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Fephutn Co
Hus
Contested Games Highlight Oberlin College Event
The event featured contested baseball games with multiple defects noted by judges. Amar Day was highlighted and Ober College St. Business participants, including Beck, earned first place in the competition.
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Amar
Ober
Maiz Ambi ‘iNe College
St. Business
Beck
Public schools open with bands and large assembly
The weekend session reports the opening of public schools on Monday with a varied program. A five weeks old girl was listed for adoption at Loram County Children’s Home. Three toddlers entered local hospital. one sought a sister for his home and speculated on cost. Hospital physicians offered a cheaper option and a colored substitute was suggested.
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Loram County
Oberlin residents recall Armistice period travels and visits
Prof R N Holmes heads chemistry at Oberlin College and returns from Lena nd Mich after a two month arin. his son Charles W remains with him. Mrs House travels to New York for her mother s illness. Several locals, including Miss Blanch Stevens, Albert Bell, Mrs J S McClellan, Mrs A G Taylor, Mrs Frank Godette, and families such as Garrett Newell and Mrs Bohn, junto attend family visits, picnics, or Labor Day gatherings in nearby towns like LaGrange Oberlin and Garrettsville.
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R N. Holmes
South
Professor Street
Oberlin Coliese
Leland, Mich
Homes
Charles Wlalive
House of
Morgan Street
New Yor State
Aye
M.O Fogt
Cleva Ane
Foot
Britt. M. Rice
Pleasant St
Missy Blanch Stevens
B. College Street
Painesville
Trench
Albert Bell
Elmstrest
Tusey
McClellan
Youngstown
A. G. Taylor
Prospect Jetreet
Pen Yan
Frank Godette
Atlantic City
Garrett Newell
Wl Bohn
Wendell Ashcrode
LaGrange
Daiggy M Trent
Comerland
Mad
Jessie Champ
Muth Lampson
Everitt
Garretts‘vile
Lampson
F. W. Bohn
C G. Rogers
Oberlin Cotony-in- the Lake
Thurston Entrace
Frank Benner
Johnston
Sulphate of iron and copper compounds in farming uses
The text describes sulphate of iron and copper compounds as beneficial farm products. It notes copper forms, iron sulphate, and other salts, asserting they are nonpoisonous and useful for sanitation, hog care, water purification, and weed control. Instructions suggest mixing iron sulphate with coal and salt for hog tonics, applying as a solution or dry scatter, and warn about handling and availability.
Local notices of visitors and visits across towns
A stream of short notices lists residents and friends visiting relatives or staying in Oberlin area from Malone to Cleveland and Sarnia to Toronto. Names include A R Kimpton, Malcolm Scott, Ross Yoom, J D Yocom, Anna Beck, Late de Dunbar, Florence Rabtson, Misses Rabtson, Mrs Gammon, Verne Bliss, CR Summers, Mrs Chalon Fowls, Phil Edwards, Miss Sarah Jones, Professors Wolmes and Chapin, Mrs A W Glaes, Harlow family, Paul D Clutterbuck, Gordon Scott, Mason Hosford, and Rosa Sanderson. Also mentions Oberlin summer pastors and local church activity. The ad promotes bottled milk quality and invites trial.
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A R. Kimpton
E. College Street
Malcolm Scott
Geneva
Ross Yoom
Caldwell
Oberlin Business College
J D Yocom
Woodland Avenue
Anna G Kopp
Late de Dunbar
Monroe
Mich
Mices Beck
Anna Beck
Niamara Falls
Stuart Sisters
Florence Rabtson
Warren
Sernia
George Cameron
Gammon
Hartford
Conn
Verne Bliss
Sting
Toledo
Coskerton
Chalon Fowls
Milan
Phil Edwards
Weel Lorain
Maynard M Metcalf
Mildred
Forest St
Mies
Sarah Jones
Morgan Street
Cheveland
HN Wolmes
W Ho Chapin
Pholedes
Thia
American Chemical Society
A W Glaes
Pittshore
H. C Scott
Hast College Street
Stanley Harlow
Catherine
Cleveland
H. C. Scott Lash Yael
Paul D. Clutterbuck
Dr. Clutterbuck
Gordon Scott
Mason Hosford
Hosford
Mother Rescues Tot From Train
Amherst Ohio dispatch reports a mother saved her unconscious five year old son after he fell from a high bridge over the New York Central tracks. The child suffered a compound fracture of an arm and was taken to Amherst hospital. Postmaster Snyder notes only $6 in gold and $2,900 worth of surplus army food remains allotted for sale by parcel post. The item includes local notices and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy from Caseville Michigan residents praising its efficacy.
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Amherst. O
Paul Pagater
Cleveland
Amherst Hospital
Loran
Parcel Post
Chamberlain
Hull
Caseville
Mary Carrington
Passenger Train Passes Before Tracks Less Than Two Minutes Before
A passenger train moved past the area just under two minutes after a nearby track event. Officials are reviewing signals and timings to determine cause and prevent recurrence. No injuries reported.
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Ines
Chiles
Unopres
Caneren
Sackler
Sarees
Jones
Raman
Irvin
Akesdon
Spartans
Baicres
Percy
Frovert
Oberlin Merchant
Atrik
Husted
Querua Persorals
Copperas
MR. Wad
Ieanea
Ernest N. Dever
Ernie
Frank
Donelaw Yr
Jomerrer
Fen
Frank Rowsa
Ly Heese
Albert Reese
Watkins
Putnam County
Pew
Rosa Sanderson
Lawrences
Kansas
First
Second Congregational
Rov van der Pyle
Michigan
Broce IE Eine
Ad Cartes
DR. Chase
United Medicine
Tot
Cater Snyder
Swift & Company
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