Oberlin Phi Beta Kappa Honors Include Elyria Woman
At Oberlin College in April 1925 three Oberlin students and one Elyria resident were elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Dorothy May Bell of Elyria received honorary membership, with Eunice H. Dean Laurine E. Mack Velma Jane Seale and Mrs Sophia Nutter Kelly also inducted. The group joins thirty new members chosen from the top eighth of the class for high four year scholarship averages.
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Oberlin
Elyria
Oberlin Colege
Phi Beta Kappa
Chapel
Dorothy May Bell
Eunice H. Dean
Laurine E. Mack
Velma Jane Seale
Sophia Nutter Kelly
Epton
Heart Trouble or Indigestion Test Promises Quick Clarity
Many fear heart failure while symptoms often stem from upset stomach. A three minute test uses baking soda magnesium? to relieve distress and prove the source. Obtain pure magnesium oxide from a druggist and take after meals. if symptoms disappear, stomach trouble is the cause.
Speeding chase ends with Chicago man fined in Oberlin
J H Harris of Chicago was fined $20 and costs after a chase through two villages from Elyria to Dover. He was speeding at 35 mph on East College street in a Ford coupe, pursued by Officer Frank Farley. Harris was arrested in Dover and brought back to Oberlin for a midnight court. Mayor Smith imposed the fine.
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Oberlin
Dover
J. H. Harris
Chicago
Harris
East College Street
Frank Farley
Elyria
Smith
Local Fraternal Activities And Community News In April
April 28 notices urge all members to attend events led by Deputy Master Van Arsdale. Rebekah lodge hosts an 8 30 dance at I C C F hall with Hazen's orchestra. Oberlin Chapter Masons reports inspection Monday with a 6 30 dinner and 7 30 work. Pythian Sisters hold a 6 30 meeting as Lorain Temple inspection nears. Also: Berry family relocates to Albion. Nova High boys Clee Club minstrel at Sullivan High. George Haken sells farm to a Cleveland buyer. Dakin family moves. TB testing finds several cows reacting. Community sports: Sullivan beats Ashland 13 3. 7th 8th grade beat Nova 11 4. PTAs hold box social to fund school water project. Various visits and home improvements noted. Steel rail production down 15.22 percent from 1923.
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Sorosis
P. H. Only
L. A. Preyer
Morgan Street
Summers
Hollywood Avenue
Ohio
Roll Call
Mesdames Waite
Rodgers
Klermund
Durand
Odd Fellows Lodge
Oberiin Grange
van Arsdale
Rebekah Lodge
Hazen
Oberlin Chapter
Lorain Temple
Berry
DeWitt Munhollen
Albion
Snoddy
Nova High School Boys Clee Club
Sullivan High School
George Haken
Cleveland
Dakin
Harry
Carlos Gorham
Ashland
Gorham
Dalton
Dave Shank
Nova
Sullivan
Luella
Paul Barnes
Sullivan Sullivan births, meetings, moves and illnesses
April 24 notices report Joseph Garner suffered a stroke of paralysis. The Masons held their annual meeting and banquet at the Masonic hall on April 15. The Parent Teachers Association served the cats. Wm. Clark received a birthday postcard shower and is pleased after months of heart trouble. Lorin Crumline visits Elyria and health improves. Marilyn Hipp, granddaughter of Allen Richards, recovers from pneumonia and whooping cough. Joe Baker and family move to Spencer for a job at Spencer Metal Product. Hazel Heard undergoes appendicitis surgery in Ashland.
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Allen Richards
Joe Baker
Spencer
Spencer Metal Product
Hazel
Charley Heard
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
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Oberlin Sr
W. H
Chapin
Dorothy Bell
Oberlin Club
West
The
E. Loeffler CO
West Broad Street
England
Craghead
Mansfield
Boyd Hawley
Dewey Brown
Harry Immel
H. J. Elliott
J. A. Elliott
Nankin
W. H. Shick
Herbert Miller
W. F. Persons
Ike
BOM
United States
Mes
Nature
Gee C. W. Phillips Drug Store
Sharon Glasse
Haseroot
Haserodt
Iowa
Herrick
Heldmyer Hardware Co
Intercity Coal and Supply Malcolm
Outlet Clothing Co
Perfection
Ford
Hellag
Geore
Reid Bros
Carl Drake
Broad ST
Moose Bldg
Chronicle-Telegram
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