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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1924
Page
7
Oberlin plans to begin a fundraising drive this week to raise 65000 dollars for the first section of the new stadium. The campaign is subject to faculty approval at a 4:30 p m meeting this afternoon and aims to collect funds by next September.
Readers report relief from piles after using Hamadala Tablets. Abingdon Massachusetts resident H P Seaman praises the product after long trial, while Dunnville Ontario resident Eugene F Diener credits Hamadala for stopping years of bleeding piles. Sold by CG W Phillips with a guarantee and mail order from The Hamadala Co Buffalo NY. Price £1.00.
Committees approved plans by the Osborn Engineering Company of Cleveland with Cass Gilbert for a new stadium. If faculty approves, details will be shown at the Christmas Sing in Finney Chapel, with a campaign to raise 65000 for concrete bleachers seating 6200, plus future expansion toward 20000 total.
The athletic management has received guidance on seating for Stadium Builders in the stadium. Affected fans must submit requests at least ten days before each game. The three center sections, seating 2400, will be designated for Stadium Builders. No subscriptions will be asked at the affair, and endowment pledges cannot be redirected to the stadium fund.
Ohio candidates for Rhodes scholarship honors announced by Prof. Leigh Alexander at Oberlin College. Arnold Zurcher of Lorain and Bergen Evans of Miami University are the Ohio nominees. Joseph Sagimaster of the University of Cincinnati was also chosen for Ohio. Winners will be named within sixty days by the national committee.
Paul Blanchard, Field Secretary of the League for Industrial Democracy, spoke at Sturges Hall about a likely future war. He argued loans to Europe by American financiers and Philippine exploitation by capitalists ignite conflict. He warned labor governments in Europe may repudiate debts and the US could intervene to collect them. He cited Asia and Japan resenting US control of the Philippines as a major provocation.
About $250 cleared by the Magical Union from the Messi Concert held December 2. Total receipts reached $970.50 with expenses near $700, funded toward the Union debt of about $1100. Other brief notes mention mumps in the area and local visits by residents.
Births, visits, and social notes from Kipton Ohio and nearby towns. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Otto Geist. John Brooder shopped in Cleveland. Families from Camden, Milan, Amherst and Oberlin were mentioned visiting relatives or attending events. The Senior Class to present Cranberry Corners on Saturday December 20. A Parent Teachers meeting is planned with Mr Wilcox of Elyria speaking. Community Aid dinner set for Thursday at the school building. Several residents attended Christmas carols at Finney Chapel, Oberlin. Continuous updates include hospital and sick lists and local employment shifts.
The Ladies Missionary Society-held chicken supper at Mrs Har ley Decker home and served over two hundred. After expenses the group cleared 101 dollars. bazaar income reached 25 dollars under Mrs J P Bechtel's supervision.
Guardian Savings and Trust Co reports real estate transfers including property deeds and associated docket details. The notice lists parcels, grantees, grantors, and dates reflecting conveyance activity recorded in the county registry.
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