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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
3
The Chautauqua featured a lively program with magic acts and music. Paul W. Ward delivered an afternoon lecture after returning from eight months in Europe, entertaining and mystifying the audience with sleight of hand.
An observant traveler argues Europe must pragmatically join a league if it joins at all or face being equal to other powers. He predicts capitalism may rise with concessions by extreme labor and aristocratic bureaus. He cites Hungary and Austria in his remarks.
Eugene Colgan left yesterday for the University of California to take a journalism and foreign commerce course. He will be Charlie Paddock's running mate as California's top sprinter candidate with championship hopes and coaching support to develop into a leading national sprinter.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Burr of Elyria visited Mrs. O E Peabody. Funeral services held for Mrs Harry Blackman in Fostoria. Raleigh Peabody of Cleveland stayed with relatives. Otto Kelley selling home to Lorain buyer plans Oberlin move. Centralization vote carried 224 to 48 in town. Charles Kendeigh of Oberlin funeral attended by locals. Threshing nearly finished amid poor crops. Farmers Picnic at Crystal Beach drew many residents.
Oberlin residents report trips and visits with Edna Smith leaving for Oriskany New York for a two week vacation visiting friends and relatives. Rev Frank Wade Smith and family depart for a Columbiana county tour in their Willys Knight. Hermann Seemann won a Cornell University scholarship and will enter in September. Miss Ridgeway gave a violin solo at the M E Church and plans study in New York City. A newborn eight and a half pound boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Phil Ohly on August 8.
Martins iFerry plans to hunt for a bride in Italy. He has bought a complete outfit of feminine attire claiming his future wife must have an American trousseau. He departs soon for the search.
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