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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
5
Oberlin hopes to clinch the Ohio collegiate title as Wooster faces expulsion turmoil. Wooster’s regulars reportedly expelled mirror Oberlin’s six year disruption, leaving backfield and end positions unsettled before their anticipated clash.
rheumatism sufferers report relief from pains by Chronicare a home method that aids nature in cleansing and toning the system no climate change needed ask your druggist or send for a free trial of Mrs Summers Chronicure The Summers Medical Co Bax R South Bend Ind
A man and Miss Powers quietly married at Christchurch with Archdeacon Abbott of Cleveland officiating. They plan a two week honeymoon then reside in Flint Michigan at 2006 Bagley Street. Miss Powers has friends in Ky ria and has worked at the Carnegie Library.
Oberlin aug 17 Robert Thom 88 once the best athlete at Oberlin high school from 1917 to 1919 plans to return this fall after a year in Elgin He starred as a football halfback for three years was a basketball forward for two and led in track as a sprinter and jumper He would have been basketball captain last winter but was ineligible.
An advertisement claims Wendells Pills Ambition Brand restore energy and health. It promises a refund if the first box does not help within a week and urges readers to buy a 60 cent box through CW Phillips and local dealers.
Funeral services were held yesterday for Dr W F Thatcher killed in an auto collision near Sandusky on Thursday night. The coroner attributed death to a broken rib penetrating the heart. The motorman on the Lake Shore Electric line was not held responsible.
Jack Brennen of Amherst wed Marion McCarthy of New York City on a Saturday at St Patrick's Cathedral New York City. Brennen is son of David Brennen of Cull Street and is well known in Amherst where he is active in local affairs.
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