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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
11
The Oberlin Fair opens today at noon with exhibits and booths including a health display Chinese booth and farm produce from Oberlin and Ington Grange. Evening events feature a free dinner from 5 to 7 and a theatrical program by local groups with a concert and dances.
Morgan Amer La Grangeite died at his home on Friday after a long illness. He was born in Hy Trumbull County Ohio and later lived in Medina before moving to LaGrange where he resided thirty years. He served as Sunday minister for eight years at Methadiet Vipiscopal church and was a bookkeeper at a local plumbing firm. Survived by two daughters Mrs Fytaan and Mrs Nianeclke, services set for Saturday at 10:80 at his LaGrange home conducted by the City of Elearineg PB fants. He lived in LaGrange about nineteen years and was known as a valued community member.
Garrett Emith Robert McClaine butter Durham and Henry Moors were brought before C. St. Bummers Junice of Pegeo on Thursday afternoon with each accused fined 1.00 and costs. Three others were recently charged similarly. Detectives of the New York Central Railload warn more arrests may follow to stop coal theft as Garret Smith is also held on evading the rate.
Oberlin College athletics director Prof W Savage announces 1922 football schedule including Ohio State at Columbus on October 14 and Amherst at Oberlin on October 28. He aims to boost northern Ohio teams by inviting strong down state rivals and forming a broader conference title race.
Local efforts intensify to launch girls basketball at Oberlin area schools. Community groups and clubs rally support for facilities and programs, while colleges and high schools plan tryouts and early-cooperation for girls’ athletics this fall.
Paris dispatch reports the ax-kaiter of Germany suffered a minor head wound while chopping wood at a Doom estate. Two doctors treated the injury and found no complications. Wood chopping is a popular pastime for the former warforce in the area as autumn ends.
Fragmented text describes a patient or person named Tan relaxing after a tone therapy or treatment with references to sleep improvement and renewed energy. Mentions include a nervous state, access to a lamp, and a group of names suggesting associates or observers.
The Oberlin Juniors defeated the freshmen Thursday afternoon as the freshmen failed to show expected form and were outplayed from the opening whistle.
Reports indicate a broad pacific accord involving Great Britain Japan and France. The foreign ministers met today to discuss a potential security arrangement amid tensions in the Pacific.
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