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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1922

Page

4

Fess for United States Senate Endorsed by Ohio Newspaper

A Yellow Springs congressman S D Fess is formally backed for the Republican nomination as United States Senator from Ohio. The endorsement lauds his learning, experience, and clear problem solving while noting differences on foreign debt cancelation but affirming confidence in his sincerity and fitness to represent Ohio in Washington.

S. D. Fess Yellow Springs United States Ohio Fess Washington Hemer Ameri United States Senate

Oldsters Reflect On The Flapper Age And Progress

An essay from the Dut ck reminisces about aging and the pace of modern youth. It cites ancient writing and a papyrus origin, noting a call for traditional standards while musing on Einstein relativity and evolving culture.

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Villa Again General Villa Seeks Durango Governorship

The piece notes General Francisco Villa announcing his candidacy for Durango governor. It recalls his past surrender to the Obregon government and questions his use of ballots, while hinting at Villa’s lingering bandit image and a shift to political aims in Orange. It also raises curiosity about a controversial figure named Massee in Boston.

Francisco Villa Durango Obrego Villa Chieftan Orange

Yesterdays in Ohio and National Highlights Collide

A collage of historical notes from Ohio and events across the nation. Entries include Civil War era milestones, railroad openings, presidential actions, international aims, and birthday recalls. Prominent names and places appear alongside travel and convention mentions and a fragment of stage and comic references.

YWCA Opens Seventh National Biennial Convention at Hot Springs

The Young Women's Christian Association begins its seventh national biennial convention in Hot Springs Arkansas. The Connecticut State Federation of Womens Clubs marks its silver jubilee, organized in Bridgeport on April 20 1897. A banquet honors Viscountess Astor in New York City tonight hosted by the Eng

Young Women’s Christian Association Hot Springs Ark Connecticut State Federation of Womens Clubs Bridgeport Viscountess Astor New York City Eng

Town Topics Amateur Show at Rialto Draws Cast of Ladies

Jim Armitage reports on an upcoming Rialto performance by a female only cast in Town Topics. The piece notes Miss Washburn as property man, Mildred Crowe as interlocutor, and Phyllis Duckett among end men. Director outfits the production with costumes as vamps, cotton pickers, Creole Fashion Plates and Chinamen in a blackface style comedy.

Odd Fellowship marks 73rd founding anniversary at new hall

Thirty years ago the Odd Fellows celebrated the 73rd anniversary of the founding of Odd Fellowship in this country at their new hall on West Broad street. Mayor Boyanton highlighted the village’s debt status and a housing shortage urged by local leaders. The G A R band opened the season on the public square as high school seniors hosted juniors at Crisp home. A relay of bicycle riders carried a message from Chicago to New York with several participants riding between Ridgeville Dover Rocky River and West Cleveland.

THE ODD Fellows Odd Fellowship Weat Broad Street Chicago New York H. 8. Fallansbee S. W. Henson Ridgeville A. Beebe L. Boldback Dover Rocky River A. L. Garford F. N. Smith West Cleveland Fred C. Colson Cleveland Oberlin G. F.* Wright Elmwood Place Springboro C. C. Royce Escanaba Mich A. G. Comngs Adelle Royce W. A. Bowen W. R. Cummings Ruth Garland Honolulu United States H. H. Carter Pastel Clayton Rhodes Nttle Gon Styria Basil Meek Meek Fremont Marie Edmonds Vera Lovewell Ann Arbor H. L. Bassett Minnes Viola Helen Bassett Elytia Mildred Bowen North Fairfield A S Kimball Arthur Downs Lakewood Charles Manchester Defiance, O Dr. Manchester Defiance College Oberlin School of Theology E. I. Bosworth Ralph Wyly O. M. Gatschene Rice Studio

Medina cuts cost for county restroom to five thousand dollars

In Medina on April 20 the proposed county court house restroom project is reduced from ten thousand to five thousand dollars. Other items include burglaries plea deals and indictments. Local court actions feature Lloyd Hoffman Clarence Blackford pleading to larceny with Mansfield reform school sentences. Litchfield voters approve a sixteen thousand dollar school building bond.

Medina Lloyd Hoffman Clarence Blackford W. J. Wells Wadsworth Mansfield Reformatory John Jackson Asault George F. Sorg Grand Lod

Oberlin League Names H A Miller Leader At Meeting

Oberlin April meeting of the League of Women Voters at the Methodist church discussed treasury balance of 985.03 and council work. Candidates for Lorain clerk of courts Mrs Mable Marsh and Mr. Ellenberger spoke on suffrage and candidates. Comings, Eastwood Metcalf, and others led nominating talks and plans.

Oberlin League of Women Voters Methodist C. B. Martin Oberlin League Ra. Gibson Clunc'n Treasury Heafox Misa E. Eastwood Metcalf Tee Meble Marsh Blytia Lorain County L. Ellenberger Clerk of Courts Elyria A. G. Comings E. Peabody Ma. Comings H. A. Miller E. S. Jones Susan B. Hip- Man McEwen Millery Sagger Edith Eastwood Metcalf Fullerton Bowi Gan Street Joe McCarnes Frankfort Heights Mary Dick M. G. Dick Cocoanut Grove Fla Philip Nielson West End Danger Park Hotel F. L. Ellenberger John Ives Adam Horn Birmingham Mabel Marsh League of Women Votper

Rosemond Family Mourns Loss of Mrs. Sarah Rosemond

Oberlin notes the death of Mrs. Sarah Rosemond aged 82 after a long Oberlin residence. She lived in Hardin ten years with her family and is survived by four sons and two daughters. A. L. Rosemond, longtime Kimpton Jewelry employee, resides in Hardin and commuted home for the school year.

L. Rosemond Oberlin UL. Rosemond Hardin, Mont Aga Sarah Rosemond Rosemond Hardin Sno Jg A. L. Rosemond Kimpton Jewelery Store

Queen's Enemies at Oberlin in dual performances

Oberlin reports two Queen's Enemies shows in Sturges Hall with 7 and 8 pm performances. A vaudeville show at Finney Chapel drew a full house, selling eight hundred tickets before noon. Community notices list visits, travels, bake sale plans, and local engagements through April 20.

Oberlin the Dramatic Association Sturges Hall Finney Chapel

Wadsworth township to end central school after year

Four county rural eight month schools start vacations as the centralized Wadsworth township school will not reopen for next year after a state investigation cites weak walls poor sighting heating and ventilation and a third story. A Bahama tribe bride in Uganda performs a milk toast ceremony to accept her husband.

Medina Wadsworth Township York Wadeworth Center Uganda

Fisherman Daughter Muses on Goldfish and Theater Life

A quirky tale follows a Gloucester fisherman's daughter who nets a fortune from small catches then marries a goldfish and enjoys alimony. Interwoven are musings on theater life, sidewalk spectacles, and uncensored street style, with satirical jabs at performance and social mores.

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