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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
10
President King delivers a chapel talk on life values urging students to seek the best in literature music and lectures. He warns against cheap paths and emphasizes time thought and concentration to realize character religion and culture through engaging with great minds.
Oberlin hosts the Lorain county tourney at Warner gym Saturday December 16 starting at 1 p.m. Boys and girls teams from first and second grade schools compete with listed entrants including Grafton South Amherst Ripton Browshelm Brigh Ton Pead Henriettan Columbia Belden. Tickets rush reported for Oberlin game at Warder gymnasium.
Dec. 15 obituary notes Jon Clark pioneer resident of Pittsfield who passed away in Oberlin. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Widdowson. Funeral services planned for the Pittsfield cemetery with burial in the family plot. Local notices hint at community gatherings and oblique references to area residents and societies in Oberlin and Elyria.
Fragmented notices show property transfers and additions in Lorain and nearby areas. Names like Apna Beck, J Milter, Sophia Paul, and Arnold appear with parcel descriptions and values. The text also promotes The Hecock Floral Co and a range of tools and sets for home and shop use.
In Oberlin on December 15, officers of the Karl Wi Post 7 Post Command announce W Schwartz has been named commander of the local Oberlin post. The group notes the appointment follows a change in leadership as duties transition.
A damaged page fragment mentions a petition, property lots, and a coal mining mention in Jefferson County. It also reports a New York December storm causing a Ward Line ship accident with 74 aboard and the Mexico vessel dropping anchor after rough seas. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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