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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
4
Oberlin College marks the 66th anniversary of changing the winter long vacation to summer in 1877. The shift ended a custom that let students teach winter terms in rural schools to fund college days. President Fairchild noted the change as a new experience in 1879.
The text notes that Oberlin College established a summer change affecting faculty and students scattered across the country. It argues the extreme heat of summer eased any doubts about the change and suggests that Oberlin may never return to the old lengthy summer vacation.
Oberlin hosts a puppet show by six Indian students from Haskell Institute Lawrence Kansas with director Miss Sibyl Malmn at 7 39 P M in the Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Galleries The program features dances legends and a companion display of Indian student artwork
Washington observers report faint signs of an economic revival since August with prices easing in copper hides rayon textiles shoes and clothing while heavy industries liquidate some lines. prospects include a possible billion dollar rearmament program housing projects and unemployment insurance beginning January 1. the piece also analyzes roosevelt frankfurter relations and the roosevelt la guardia dynamic amid cap hill maneuvering and party tensions.
Acme Photo shows Vice Admiral Zengo Yoshida, named commander of the first and second Japanese fleets, succeeding Admiral Osami Nagano. He cannot bear to be away from his wife and frets at a Paris dinner until flowers are moved for a better view. Congress considers a tax commission and regional planning changes. Crop loans for 1938 set at 400 dollars per farmer and 50 million total. Hoover unlikely to comment like Landon. seasonal workers exempt from wage hour rules.
Mrs Alice Powers Ruth, graduate of Oberlin Conservatory of Music and former Lake Erie College teacher, will accept piano and singing students at her Residence Studio 732 West Avenue. Telephone 5253.
The Brighton Community Club will meet at Mrs. C. O. Draper’s home on Tuesday December 21 for an all day event. A covered dish lunch will be served at noon and a ten cent gift exchange is set for the afternoon. The notice extends a cordial invitation. BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Searles and son Russell of Camden were
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Betts and their daughter and son-in-law. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Temms, two children, and Mrs. Carrie Temms of Pittsfield. Charles Caswell moved to his parents home with Mr. and Mrs. Merton Crnswell. Don Goss visited Elyria on Tuesday. Mrs. Wilbur Newcomb attended a Birthday Club meeting at Mrs. Phillip Robels in Penfield. Mrs. Will Pomeroy of Lorain visited her sister Mrs. J. C. Burge and family. Mrs. C. H. Lamphere and Mrs. Vern Heldrich spent Monday in Elyria. Land was an overnight guest at the C. E. Gill home. Charles McKenzie of Cleveland spent a day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will McKenzie. The Misses Marton Irene and Gladys Hanes of Cleveland spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanes.
GottHleb the Tailor announces a quick turnaround for Christman suits and overcoats. Cleaning and pressing offered at 65 cents. Located at 111 Broad Street, phone 2785, urging customers not to miss Christman orders.
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