Highways and Byways a Glimpse of Oberlin and Grafton
Report chronicles a truck delivering bedding to Oberlin to house students and locals noting street scenes. Elyria High students ride Mid odie Avenue, a boy sports glasses, a horse supposedly snacks from a tomato truck on Broad Street, and Grafton features busy streets, passing trains, trembly buildings, and courteous residents amid a hot evening.
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Oberlin
Elyria High School
Midodie Avenue
Grafton
Collision raises insurance questions on East Ave
A brief note recalls a minor collision on East Ave and the debate over who pays for damages. A boy on Broad Street wipes sticky candy from a plate glass window with a satisfied smile, using the glass to clean his fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ave
Broad Street
Community reception honors Hasenplug couple in Brownhelm
Evangelical church and Christian Endeavor members attended a reception at Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hasenpflug home in Brownhelm on September 16 honoring Edwin and wife from their August 23 marriage. Guests enjoyed lawn games and a late social, with about seventy two at lunch and thirty more later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Evangelical Church and Christian Endeavor Society
Wm Hasenpflug
Edwin Hasenpfug
Hasenplug
DeSota
Kansas
H.L Brandau Durand
Joan Brandau
Margaret Brandau
Bowling Green
Margaret
Ruth Whittlesey
Esther Brechmecher
Henrietta
Emma Dreschier
Parma
Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society Event Noted
A Tuesday afternoon program at Mrs. Carl Miller’s home featured the Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society with Miss Huldah Miller in charge. The Amhers t District Sunday School Association plans its annual Brownhelm Congregational Church meeting September 25 1927 at 7 30 pm with a full program and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Women’s Missionary Society
Carl Miller
Huldah Miller
Chas Bechtel
Cleveland
Joseph Peachman
Erwin Peasley
Clayton Bechtel
T. W Buzzard
Mansfeld
F. H. Peck
Walter Angersbach
John Mabakowski
Abie
Amherst
Brownhelm Congregational
WC. Escott
R. A. Pelt
Chas Holeworth
H. E. Settlage
Garthe Brothers
A. C. Ernst
F. E. Eastman
Pees Officers 1926 97 Leaders Named
The text lists Rev W A Pees as president from 1926 to 1997 with H B sittin as vice president, Jay Gillette as secretary, Miss Margaret Rice as secretary, and Miss Mabel Hasenpfug as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pees
H. B. Sittin
Jay Gillette
Margaret Rice
Mabel Hasenpfug
Mussolini Farm Wheat Record Boosts Italian Agriculture
Premier Mussolini, leading Italy to cut foreign grain imports, demonstrates modern farming on his private Forti area farm. Five acres yield this year topped 7,000 pounds of wheat, far above previous averages, signaling a model for Italian agriculturists.
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Mussolini
Rome
Italy
Lalian Agriculturists Oy
Forti
Duce
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Broad
Court
Glover
the Supreme Food
Seabold’s Dairy
Lake Avenue
the Battle Creek Health Food & Sisters Flour
Chase & Sanborns Teas & Coffees
Nielson
Clapp
P. V
Ih. Sc
Reublin
Golden Santos
Battle Creek Health Funds
Rey
Si.o
Hong Kong
China
Boston
Quality Bakery
Broad ST
Land O’lakes
Land O' Lakes
Land O'Lakes
America
van Camp
Oregon
Conry
Cleveland ST
Harwood
Pillsbury
The
Owen
ROSE
del Monte
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