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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1923

Page

6

Faulkner Memorial Drive Aims to Fund Education

A memorial drive organized by a committee of prominent newspaper men plans to raise at least 10000 dollars to fund the education of Faulkner’s assistants and youth. The effort, chaired by A E Mehta of the Ohio State Journal, involves leaders from Cincinnati and Columbus press groups and seeks broad support from the newspaper community statewide.

Cincinnati Iness Faulkner Ers Loens A. E. Me O State Journal, Co Rmen Ruesel Venth Ad News Hon King An McKee

O'Neal Appreciation Feed Sparks Discussion

A brief note notes appreciation for O'Neal and compares feeding to giving back, suggesting a cycle of support and nourishment within the community. The item highlights how appreciation can fuel ongoing efforts and mutual aid.

Catches May Fish At Pelee Island

Beedle from Second Street returns with a fine string of bass and pike in Lake Erie fishing near Pelee Island light house. A Lakewood companion joined for two days but they could not haul in all their catch as conditions were ideal and many good catches reported. Also notes opening Liberty bonds prices in New York.

Beedle Second Street Lakewood Pelee Island Lake Erie

Quarrymen at Cedar Point Picnic Near Amherst

Amherst Aug 4 The quar rys are closed down and the men and their families are enjoying the day’s outing at Cedar Point. The big quarrymen’s picnic is the name it is always spoken of. Many left on the excursion and others motor ed. The children will enjoy amusements and the young people dancing and beating. The day is ideal for the large crowd attending.

Amherst Cedar Point

Charles Henry Fatally Bruised After Bicycle Collision

Amherst August 4 Charles Henry 17 riding a bicycle on Cleveland avenue near Spring street was struck by a car driven by Grove Ormsby. Henry's companion William Lewis witnessed the incident. Henry was taken to hospital with severe bruises and possible broken rib. Dr Wiseman attended.

Amherst Cleveland Avenue Charles Henry Spring Street William Lewis Henry Grove Ormsby Wiseman

Five Amherst Teachers Quit Amid School Shakeup

Amherst Aug 4 The Amherst board of education accepted the resignations of five teachers English music Latin and two grade instructors for the coming school season. F I Hubbard resigned from the board and Harold Penton of North Ridge was appointed to fill the vacancy. Christ Krieg of South Amherst was hired to transport students from Ormsby corner and Whiskeyville. The new building was accepted with heating system awaiting inspection.

Amherst Amherst Board of Education Margaret Rice Marjoria Rossiter Nerissa Hayes Edward Sahls Helen Beller Amherst Force F. I. Hubbard Harold Penton North Ridge Christ Krieg South Amherst Ormsby Corner Whiskeyville School

Karbas Governus tosses hat into presidential ring

A long list of local social notes mentions Karbas Governus planning a trip to Chicago and Rockford Illinois to visit relatives, with visits planned to Toulon College and Grand Island Michigan. The item blends with church events and civic notices including a Kiwanis meeting, memorial for President Harding, and a parade of Amherst Elyria and Lorain residents with many greetings and personal updates.

Chicago Rockford Toulon College Grand Island Mich F E Eastman Kiwanis Club Elyria Lakewood Rev. Eastman Herbert Bartle Nepin, NJ Buffalo Niagara Falls WH Turner C. Wise Son Amherst Caspar Cleveland Avenue Congregational Church Vermilion Stone Church John, Dumas Virginia Della John Koepp Dumas Betty Louise Willard Eppley Dusendah Joseph Wesbecher and Son John Herwig Amelia Koepp Hast Street Joseph Lahiff Lofton Baumhart Alec Bruce Beaver Park Maynard Dahl Harry Heusner Henry Catharine Geiger B . Stockenberg New York City A. G Menzer J Copeland John Hawick Springfield Dorothy Bodman Park Javenue Plato Bev Lofainlaft Mackinacl Island Adam Schroeder George Rosencranz Kamuy Ts Mike Wohblever Christian Brown

School Board Head to Quit in Oberlin

Oberlin, Aug 4. Professor A. B. Root, twenty years president of the village board of education, declines candidacy for next election. Potential candidate Professor R. E. Miller, formerly president of the board, is considered likely. Mrs. F. E. Miller also refuses to seek the seat, signaling a shake up on the board.

Oberlin

Oberlin Votes on Charter At Nov Election

Oberlin will vote in November on adopting a city manager form of government to replace the current Federal plan. The referendum was set after organizers secured required signatures, led by the League of Women Voters which has prepared for the discussion and campaign.

Oberlin League of Women Voters

Oberlin News Notes and Social Visits

Oberlin area social and travel chatter includes Mrs Battles and Mr Ambrose visiting, Mrs Albert Marsh from New York heading to Chautauqua, Mr and Mrs Jeliffe at Oberlin Beach, Ruth Grant returning from New York to East Col steer 7, Anna Haggerty and Sarah Marsh visiting, Mark Weise family in New York City, M D Wychod hosting Z P Comer of Dayton, a rummage sale at Centennial Building from 10 to 12:30, West End Ridge Club picnic at Vermilion on the Lake with cards and dancing, Mrs Anns Haggerty planning Cleveland winter address, Maude Lutz visiting Hurley Lutz, Oberlin Community Chautauqua opening with The Storm and children’s hour at 10 o'clock.

Oberlin Aus Battles Ambrose Ee Weilhiecot A. B Albert Marsh New York City T. B. Grant Chautauqua New York Symphony Orchestra R. A. Jeliffe Oberlin Beach Ruth Grant East Colsteer 7 Anna Haggerty An Jugh- Teeo Sarah Ad Tieri Marsh East College Street Mark Weise South Main Street M.D. Wychod Z. P. Comer Dayton Centennial Building West End Cleveland 106Th Street Maude Lutz Conservatory Hurley Lutz Forest Atreat Oberlin Community Chautauqua

Gen Wood Attacked By Indigestion Then Returns To Office

Gen Leonard Wood suffered a severe bout of indigestion described as possibly ptomaine poisoning. After remedies were given, he recovered enough to resume duties at his Manila office following the 4 am incident.

Manila Leonard Wood

Trene Castie in Beensters Returns Se Dancer

A fragmented description notes the return of the Se dancer Trene Castie with gowns adored by ladies. Most scenes shot at unspecified locations with more to come. Universal attraction features Hoot Gibson and Bea Slowbell, with a plot involving land sale and evolving fortunes.

Trene Castie Beensters Doudis Hoot Gibson Bea Slowbell

Children of Jas Dramatic Return and Escapade Scene

A man who bought it elopes with his best girl. Stewbell awakes as scenes unfold a thrilling chimes. A grand comedy shows in this segment. The plot follows a man returning home after a long absence to find his daughter married, leading to jazzy misunderstandings and a waterborne escapade with two young men and a married woman aboard a hydroplane.

Stewbell Jas Paramount Picture Theodore Kosloff Richardo Cortez Robert Cain Eileen Percy

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