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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1919
Page
19
Readable fragment hints at themes of grace maturity and expected vision of glory. Mentions parents others and joy as the subject anticipates His appearing with emphasis on grace and salvation. The passage appears as a religious meditation or sermon excerpt from a historical religious text.
A historic elm near Oberlin College titled and named for Talcot was cut down last week after standing along South Professor and Col streets for generations. The shell remains, revealing a barkless core while iron supports replaced its bark, ending a tree long used to advertise, post notices, and witness campus history and local life.
The sermon themed The Lesser of the Nativity delivered by J Wy Weddell at First Church, Herlin, reflected on the Nativity story with references to Mary, Simeon, and Anna. The preacher urged calm faith amid persecution and emphasized the reality of salvation through Christ.
Charles H. Clague who was badly injured in an automobile collision in Lakewood four weeks ago is now much improved and growing stronger at Lakewood hospital. His pelvic bone and five leg fractures are healing. A Oberlin College graduate with many friends here, he will have support from his wife Mrs Clague a Conservatory teacher during the holidays.
George Van Dorp awarded $220 against Wao Warren in a sale commission dispute before Justice Summers. Van Dorp acted as agent for the Warren farm sale and sought 2 percent commission after a closing. Warren had agreed to pay but did not.
Oberlin residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Elyria Lorain Ridgeville and Stronsville during the holiday weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Husted Mr and Mrs Earl Leter Mr and Mrs W J Farewell Mr and Mrs J R Leiter Mrs Grace Carter Paddock Miss Sylvia Johnson Miss Amelia McHorterts and Mr and Mrs E Brackett along with Brit Ward and wife and others who spent time at various homes around Oberlin.
Local families announce Christmas visits and travel to Brookville Indiana Geneva and Chicago. Notables include Mr and Mrs F B Coats Mr and Mrs A J Waite Mrs Helen Hellyer Lois Ridgway and Wade Bassett with wedding Dec 23, and renovations as families gather for the holidays.
Washington reports a growing sugar shortage as exports reach over a billion pounds valued near 27.8 million dollars in the current year. Britain and France are major destinations, while imports rise 27 percent. local papers note higher paper costs and a suspended summer issue. Maynard to leave army by January 1 to pursue clergy work.
The Amherst Furniture Girls seek to play any Elyria girls team at Amherst on Friday. Expenses will be paid, and interested teams should call Miss Grace Pureo during the day. A $43 fee is noted for participation and there may be two rings offered as prizes.
In Medina a man named Kaward Idonmi is arrested on a bigamy charge after marrying a neighbor, Cartrng Beard, while a divorce suit involving James Chadbourna and relative claims prior proceedings in Summit county, Akron. The first wife Caaste E. Jones filed the petition in Windsor Market, Can., on June 2, 1909.
Washington December 2 Officials report the 303rd infantry faces unresolved questions about a death during World War I near a pond at Spring Grove cemetery near Binarrille France on September 28 1918. Three officers accused of misplacing loot and failing to solve the case are cited while no clear drowning or self harm incident is established by authorities.
Fragmentary OCR notes show John Cadden and B. O. Upslosses involved in a bust case. The text references misread names and reorganizing or recording on Bust 3fad Et. details, with unclear context and location.
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