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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
26
The publication lists 2000 copies of the annual yearbook planned by the university student body. It highlights the Magic Mirror art feature and a pictorial statistical review of campus activities for the year, noting tradition and celebration sections.
The report describes a ladies society meeting in cross rooms and members traveling Sunday for Florida for a spring outing. It also notes attendees from Oberlin, a $246,473 attendance figure at a Rialto event, and mentions several local residents including Mrs Ben Schubert Mamie Garrett Elwin Whitcomb and Roy Rex McKinney along with others in Ober and Peru.
Philadelphia December reports that Marine Corps shoes run a full size larger post WWI due to men’s hiking and infantry conversion. Quartermasters blame longer hikes, more recruits, and bigger feet for higher shoe costs and supply strain.
North Ridgeville reports the death of Joseph Kilnker Elyria after a year of loss in the family. His wife, mother, and brother mourn, with other relatives named. Community notices mention illness home visits, Christmas programs at local schools and Grange events, and residents traveling to Cleveland.
Mrs Clarence M Butler of Springfield Ohio reports relief from influenza related nervous sleeplessness after taking two bottles of Nerv Worth. The testimonial notes restored appetite and restful nights. Co W Phillips and The Koplin drug stores carry Nerv Worth in Elyria.
State University selects a group of popular co eds for a yearbook feature. The lineup highlights campus involvement, leadership roles, and student activities across clubs and sports with profiles planned for publication.
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