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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
2
A photo shows Miss Knapp on the right performing one of her morning exercises. The routine emphasizes outdoor activity like tennis, skating, handball, and hockey. It targets strengthening back muscles and reducing tummy fat.
Dec 4 report from a Pittsburgh area police inquiry describes Arthur 4 denying intent to harm Stamie while his wife corroborates a prior quarrel. Investigators find a door chest for evidence and note a man was fatally struck by a passing vehicle near a farm, with the driver fleeing the scene.
Oberlin College students form a cooperative exchange to handle used books. The plan aims to support student reading by offering parts of the book collection for resale after careful care and storage during the school year.
Miss Marie Ingraham of Mrs Amy Ingraham at 4 College Street and Jackson presided as secretary as Broadwell Tan Co officiated at a marriage in Loraio. Relatives were present to witness the ceremony.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests an 19th or early 20th century medical ad promising cure for incurable ailments. It references an eminent doctor and hints at nervous and sleep-related conditions with vague claims of hope and happiness. The readable lines imply sensational promotional language typical of period medical advertisements.
A Oberlin ceremony notes residents at 240 W College Street as a couple. Men are called to soccer turnout with over thirty signing up. Wrestling and boxing classes begin Monday at 4 00 pm. Social events include a formal dance with Lens orchestra. Local residents share Thanksgiving visits and house purchases at 160 Morgan Street.
Oberlin clubs announce weekly events at various homes and institutions including the Oberlin Circle of the Child's Conservation League meeting at Mrs H A Pfaff home and officer elections. Congregational notes list weekday prayer circle and executive council meetings with toy-making for Elyria Hospital children on Tuesday evening.
Thursday at 8 pm the Foreign Mission dept of the Women’s Association at the Janes Brand house hosts Japanese students presenting a play pantomime with a paper collection to follow. Church members nominate officers at the session. The Fe dit Club girls have sewn garments for Armenians and will pack a box. Intermediate to Beginners departments supplied food enough for 12 Thanksgiving baskets for families and two for the hospital.
Oberlin reports a church event schedule with an open testimony prayer service on Dec 4 and a bazaar from the fifth to the seventh. Waffle day and chop suey on Friday followed by a chicken supper Saturday evening to aid the new church building fund. Next Sunday at 4 pm a student meeting with a focal time and refreshments.
Mrs Estelle Tripp left Rochester Thursday with Mr Hall and three children to visit her former home in Pennsylvania Vanessa Carrier of Oberlin was a guest in the Kirkland home Thanksgiving day Mr and Mrs Ed Ledyard entertained their son and family from Elyria on Thursday
Charles Campbell former resident dies at his son’s home in Gali on Wednesday. His funeral held there Saturday. The Baptist Society hosted a Mystery Social in Town Hall Friday evening. Farm Bureau planned a meeting at Town Hall near Phure cay with experts on fertilizers and lime. A Mother Goose program by Wins Crowns scholars will be at the Rall Homer Anderson home on Friday. Thanksgiving visits included Dave Manass with his Cleveland trip. Mr Rieske family moved from Cleveland to a remodeled home. Lesley Tripp and wife visited from Cleveland. Prominent reflection on dignity ends with a proverb about balance on a tight rope.
In Cincinnati on Sunday Salvatore Giordano, 68, rose from a grotto before the Blessed Virgins Image at St. Francis hospital and shot himself through the heart. Family said he had been despondent since just before Thanksgiving.
Newport reports indicate police sought Stephen Bolan of Winchester Kentucky after a shooting at a rooming house on West Tanent gtmact enema hanes. Lincoln Robinson was shot in the left cheek and Bolan, wanted for murder, is said to have returned to the boarding house and opened fire again. Robinson's condition is not believed serious.
Hugh Tate, a youth from Korrs Run, admitted stealing a revolver from Sheriff Reeves and received a six month sentence. Dayton works, ready to go to prison, feared missing the train and waited till daylight. He reflected that planning ahead can save hours of regret.
The stand has moved to the corner of Cheapside and Second Street. Our 30 minute Cleveland service remains on the hour and on the half hour.
Cadiz reports Lem Thompson sentenced to one to 20 years for attacking a girl under 16 but commitment papers forgotten delaying departure. he then rode an extra train to Columbus after a Denison auto trip. Bucyrus notes Georges Clemenceau in town en route to Chicago on a special car with the Manhattan Limited, train late and without a tent car. Logan item shows an Athens man testing alcohol in radiator with alcohol fumes. department saved part of the car.
On December 4 in Coolville and eastern Athens county farmers plan to switch to wood this winter. Coal is hard to obtain and priced beyond reason, prompting hundreds of farms in this section to increase wood burning, a practice not seen for a quarter of a century.
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