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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
3
A Berlin concert evening showcased a varied program including Grieg, Debussy, and Handel works. The performance by the university ensemble and chorus impressed with a Messiah portion and multiple soloists amid an orderly, yearbook style presentation.
The Lorain group met in the afternoon in December with J J Meal, J. W. Weddell, and professors H. Rugg discussing organization details and federation goals.
Oberlin Business College ends its fall term Tuesday after two basketball wins this season. The team beat Lorain 23 to 7 and Sandusky 14 to 18. Faculty and students held a social and dance at Rowland's Hall Tuesday evening for a Christmas farewell party with about 150 attendees.
Christmas vacation begins one day earlier as classes end next Thursday at 11 o clock. The department of romance languages hosts the annual French Christmas in Warner hall with music, chorus, and a Creche tableau. Prof William J. Hutchins spoke on Christmas at a YMCA meeting in the Men's building lobby. After the holidays intramural basketball returns as the main athletic focus with interclass games planned.
The Oberlin Mothers' Club entertained husbands at the home of Mr and Mrs John Williams on Boxet College street. About twenty husbands and members enjoyed a box luncheon followed by games and music, marking the club's first Christmas party and described as a huge success.
Mes F A Hurlburt of Elyria visits daughter Mrs E M Taylor on Prospect Street for several days. Miss Lois Cummings of 991 South Cadar Street visits cousins Mr and Mrs Roy Bowers. Mrs Waldo Billenstein returns to Cleveland after days with her sister Mrs Geist of College Place. Mr Milton Foster leaves today for.
Twenty four club members gathered at Mr and Mrs Grahan home in New Bedford for an evening event during a foreigner immersion program. A light hors d oeuvres spread was served as the group discussed Americaniication efforts during Mr Felter’s vacation stay and tour nights.
Lorain filed a protest resolution by the local American Legion opposing two ordinances aimed at curbing Red activity. The resolution argues that bans on parades and meetings without permits infringe on free speech.
Fields, Dec 17 W I Short of Cleveland will preach at the Church of Christ Sunday Rev C C Maple spoke at Lorain Wednesday evening. Mrs Beale Harris returned to Beaver Falls Pa after spending weeks with sister Mrs Frank Briggs Wilson Fortune has accepted a position with Willys-Overland Co at Elyria. Mrs EH Fields returned from Elyria after visiting friends and relatives. The M E Sunday school will observe Christmas with usual songs and readings at the church. The annual Lorain County Farmers Institute meeting will be held at North Ridgeville on December 21 22 and 23. Grills and family attended the funeral of Joseph Klinkner in Elyria. C Maple returned yesterday.
Readable excerpts describe the Ludiana area and nearby events. Agnes O Linyd attended a meeting while Miss Bessie King assumed a new appointment at the moved post office located at the Universalist church. Residents affected by the relocation are urged to note the change.
In Decatur Alabama the Echo company speaks of Christman who spends money freely, described as living by cash and dough. The text notes his friends can attest to his reckless spending, while the piece references Doctor Dutt and a Christmas tree visit.
Columbus December 17 in connection with the annual Farmers Week program at Ohio State University. January 26 to 30 a short Wanted 1000 women to visit our new second floor House Furnishing Department and see the gift display there Day's Hardware.
A course for commercial beekeepers will be offered with lectures by university faculty and specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture. E F Phillips and George E Demath will speak along with other experts on breeding and hive care. Additional meetings include the Ohio Farm Bureau, State Horticultural Society, Seed Improvement Association, and multiple dairy groups. Last year’s attendance was about 6 060. this year is expected to grow.
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