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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
7
The discovery of radio activity sent physicists into a new world of understanding. Researchers noted the pervasive energy emissions and began exploring atomic structure and nuclear implications, signaling a transformative shift in science and technology.
Oberlin College faculty will attend multiple conferences during Christmas vacation. Key figures include N L Sims and Robert Boyer at the American Sociological Society where Sims will present National Character and Political Democracy. Additional scholars will speak at AAAS Atlantic City and other associations in Washington and Chicago.
The funeral for Russell Siefert twenty, formerly of S Barton road, was held Wednesday morning after his death Monday at Charity Hospital following an appendectomy. The remains were taken to Hayesville, his former home for burial. The obituary notes the funeral of Mrs Matilda Kinkelaar, mother of Mrs Clyde.
The North End club gathered Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Kulp for a farewell event honoring Mr and Mrs W G Charlton. Mr and Mrs Will Charlton departed after the gathering, marking their departure from Sullivan.
Oberlin College Men's Glee Club under John K E Wickler will give a concert at First Congregational Church in Elyria on Friday evening January 15 at 8 15 p m Proceeds go to Pilgrim Community Church. Other notes include Florida fruit shipment, a hospital update on Mrs Bennett, the birth of a son to Rev and Mrs Mayes, and the Quaker City Band’s decision to disband after 40 years.
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