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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1921
Page
7
Ida Wolf, owner, listed at 342 Sr in a note tied to a peculiar property transfer. The fragmentary text mentions a location and a monetary reference, but specifics are unclear.
Schedule of local train departures and routes listing times from morning to night. Stops include Vermilion Norwalk Clyde Bellevue Fremont Fostoria Lima Toledo and Detroit with connections to Sandusky and Framont. Fares and totals shown with service hours and hourly runs.
Sealed bids are invited by the Director of Public Service of Elstia Ohio for a sewer line project from Park View to 120 feet 6 inches west of Lenti Worcester Street. Bid deposits of 10056 must accompany proposals. bids due 5 pm on September 12 1972. Bidders must use printed forms and show full company names. bids may be rejected.
The Director of Public Service of Felxoria Ohio invites bids for storm sewer work on Gulf Street Hamilton Street and Harwood Street. Bids due Sept 1 1921 at 1900 hours with 100 dollar bid bond or equivalent. Each bid must name all interested parties and bid on every item. The city may reject any bid.
Oberlin announces the Grand Chapter Order of Busters Star meeting with James F Weaver of Cleveland as patron. Two daily sessions run 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 3 pm, with Tuesday reception at Rowland and midweek events at Hust ME church and Rowland Hall.
Miss Catherine Law of the Conservatory was named queen of the Chicago Chinese Women’s Association during the Pageant of Progress in Chicago. She rode a decorated float in a Pekin imported court costume, received a Chinese gold medal, and attended banquets with Mayor Thompson. Lau, from an old Shanghai family, is in Oberlin this summer studying English and will enter college in the fall.
Mrs Frank Solin wife of Rev Frank B Solin M A a converted Jew and Presbyterian minister will deliver an address on the subject Judaism and Christianity at the First Baptist church Oberlin on Sunday Aug 21 at 730 pm Admission is free and all are invited She will recount her husband’s conversion from Orthodox Judaism about 29 years ago and urges Christian and Jewish people to worship together in a liberal spirit now.
Covel Royce, 75, a former Oberlin resident and once president of an Escanaba Mich. bank, died at his home last Friday. Born in Oberlin, he spent his early years there before his family moved back later. He leaves two sons Eugene and Fred, a daughter Adell now Mrs Childs, and sisters Miss Adell Royce and Mrs A G Comings. Funeral services were held Monday in Escanaba with burial there.
J Stanton McLaughlin class of 1921 has accepted an instructor post in the University of Idaho English department for the coming college year. He will teach Victorian Prose and poetry and previously edited the Oberlin College Magazine. He leaves Oberlin in September for Moscow.
George W. Baker of Harvard describes Miss Finch as an accomplished English literature teacher and play coach. She has contributed to dramatics at Oberlin High School and College and had an offer from Drury College but selected Ripon College in Ripon Wisconsin.
Oberlin mourns Elijah Bows a respected colored resident aged nearly forty years in Oberlin He died Wednesday night after old age illness He was born near Burkville Ky and came here about 235 years ago Survived by six children Henry Thomas Jasper Mary Margaret Emma a sister Miss Margaret Bows His wife preceded him in death Funeral held at Mt Zion Baptist Church at 4 pm Rev B K Smith Cleveland officiated Pallbearers were his three sons H Russell J F Burton and Robert Murphy Burial followed at Westwood Cemetery
School grounds and buildings at Oberlin are being prepared for September. Pleasant Street building gains new paint inside and out as bids are opened for remodeling, while coal supply contracts are awarded to Morgans and Cook.
The sentence notes that Henry VII and his three cane ren Edward Mary and Elizabeth died on the same day of the week Thursday.
In a report from Seon Md a patient describes weakness swollen body and stopped periods. She states her sister had taken herbal medicine called Pinkham's Vegetable and asks for treatment.
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