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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1925

Page

2

Oberlin Concert Tonight and Saturday by Cleveland Symphony

Oberlin's Spring Festival continues Friday and Saturday with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra conducted by Nikolai Sokoloff. The Friday concert features a Conservatory recital course finale at Finney Memorial Chapel with noted works by Franck Stravinsky Sibelius and more. Reserved seats $1.50 and 75 cents. unreserved choir lot 50 cents. Reservations at Warner Office.

Oberlin Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Nikolai Sokoloff Conservatory Finsney Memorial Chapel Warner Hall

Eakin Home Fire Damages Oberlin Residence

A fire at J. E. Eakin's home at 25 North Pleasant street caused about 250 dollars in damage. Sparks from the chimney are thought to have started the blaze, with the roof in flames when the department arrived and it took over an hour to control. This followed Oberlin's prior major fire on North Professor Street last November.

Oberlin J. E. Eakin North Pleasant Street W. L. Pearsons

Oberlin News Briefs Show Campus Life And Scholarships

The piece notes Dr Judd as a YMCA speaker at a Sunday meeting and details his student leadership roles. It mentions six new baby rabbits near the Art Building, two graduates pursuing German studies abroad, and Gnatkowski and Jaskell receiving a Wisconsin scholarship and NYU fellowship respectively. It records out of town guests at Talcott Hall and a Columbia University lecturer's stay with local professors.

Judd Nebraska National Student Council Oberlin Talcott Hall Wayne B. Wheeler Strickland Grace Oak Harbor Ohio McGregor Columbia University Badington South Cedar Avenue Lois Helen Twinkel Keep Cottage

Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle

The puzzle explains how to solve a pictorial crossword with numbered start squares, one letter per white square, and words forming from the clues. The first word is shown in the drawing, with keys for other words provided.

Running Across Word Puzzle Clues

Yesterday's puzzle solved with clues from a humorous cross word style. The list includes hints for people, places and objects such as a mid western state and a tall reed used in weaving and instrument making.

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Hugh Grantland in Mystery as Funds Vanish

Adele Garrison's Confessional reveals Hugh Grantland tied to a missing sum left with a former stenographer. Lilian hints at a broader scandal while the narrator guards a secret letter from an army officer, fearing harm to Hugh's reputation and life. The disappearance coincides with a guarded escape and a missing guardian funds case.

Lee Chow Hugh Greatland Lilian Litlian Madge Hugh Grantland Asain Hugh Waa

Amherst Eagles Elect Officers in Monday Meeting

George Braun named worthy president Philip Schmauch vice president Frank De Paul chaplain M W Lawless secretary Charles Mathes treasurer Max Lark inside guard Carl Hinwachter outside guard Wm Bruce trustee and Dr G Wiseman physician. Also notes a 500 Card club event at Mrs Smith on Park Avenue and details of a funeral, club meetings, and a school carnival in Amherst Ohio.

Amherst the Eagles Worthy George Braun Philip Schmauch Frank de Paul M. W. Lawless Charles Mathes Max Lark Carl Hinwachter Wm. Bruce R. Wiseman

Ehrman to Choose on Church Street

William Ehrman will select on Church street. Games will be played this summer if all goes well. Mrs Mildred Springer a public school teacher resigned weeks ago to take effect at year end. Herbert Lynder of South Amherst was operated on yesterday. Mrs R L Petty of Lakewood is visiting several days here. Mrs J B Avery visited Elyria yesterday. Mr and Mrs Fred Nabakowsky of Lorain visited Amherst last evening.

Amherst John Michael P. W. McGarvey Smith Park Avenue Frank Makruckai Ken Deigh’s Corners Steven Sysouske Germany St. Stanislaus Church Lorain Duda Conrad Zilch Calvary Cemetery Joles Club Edith Gutro Stella Hammil Grace Purcell Frank Radde Jennie Jaeger Dorothy Sage Jno. Reinhardt Viola Delefield Fred Rushway Milan Avenue Walter Hysell Ole Hysell Elyria Walter Williams Lakewood A. Rash Edward Sabiers Lewis Rash Harry Hollingsworth Elizabeth Hollingsworth Ray John Hollingsworth Aug. Sabiers Rudolph Sabiers Merril Spencer Stumpsky Holling Polly Amherst Business Men Frank Mischka William Ehrman Church Street Bey Mildred Springer Herbert Lynder South Amherst R. L. Petty J. B. Avery Fred Nabakowsky

NeNie Davis Visits Amherst Friends on Weekend

Miss NeNie Davis of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents Mrs Addie Zahrend and daughter Charlotte in Amherst South Amherst. On Saturday she was in Elyria on business. Mr and Mrs Fred Mathes and their son Harold were Sunday guests at the Charles Nickel home. Mark Marvin of Cleveland also mentioned.

South Amherst NeNie Davis Cleveland Addie Zahrend Charlotte Elyria Fred Mathes Harold Charles Nickel Mark Marvin Anna Pfaff Pearl Harper Oberlin Enid Baldry Howard Barnhart Vermilion Thomas Johnson Lakewood George Schroeder Merton Bailey Sarah Wragg Anna Murray Wakemen Jacob Kolb Ernie Harper Richard Leonard Alice Squires

Community Notes and Visits Across Nearby Towns

Sunday social visits populate the page with many locals and visitors from Oberlin Elyria Vermilion Lakewood Wakefield Pittsfield Lorain Amherst and Columbus. Several illnesses improve with no new scarlet fever cases and a school board meeting debates whether to extend the term. An Essex coach is purchased and camphor production is noted on Fornos a long island.

Eleanore Thompson Clyde Heussner Ed Heussner Victoria Heussner Elyria A. Snyder New London Isaac Slack Clara McCord Amherst Robert Fred Moser Columbus

Sunday Public Pastimes Prohibition Emerges

A historical note recounts a Sabbath collapse of a large theatre during Elizabethan times leading to a broad ban on public Sunday pastimes. It mentions the first hyprotic clinic opening in the United States at the Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute and a 1849 event where France’s National Library acquired a Columbus voyage map.

Queen Elizabeth United States National Library of France

Mrs. Omer Newman Praises Favorite Prescription

Mrs. Omer Newman of Portsmouth says Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription aided her recovery after childbirth and a winter illness. She credits improved appetite and strength to the remedy, recommends it to expectant mothers, and notes its availability in tablets or liquid from local druggists or by mail to Dr. Pierce's Hotel in Buffalo, NY.

Hane Dr. Pierce Omer G. Newman Mill St Portsmouth Ohio Dr. PiafGe Invalids' Hotel Buffalo, N. Y

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