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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1923
Page
4
The latest College Endowment report shows a balance of 3036 dollars, flagged to trustees. It notes the amount falls short of established targets and hints at measures to address the shortfall.
Oberlin College plans a spring start for a new hospital on West Lorain Street at Cedar Avenue end. The project aims to complete construction rapidly and have the facility fully equipped within about a year with operating rooms and special treatment rooms to meet a long felt need as the college’s quarters have outgrown existing space.
Oberlin news notes a community religious service planned for the New Year at the Episcopal Church. The gathering reflects local faith leaders inviting residents to observe the transition with prayer and song.
An event labeled the youngest American consul will be held at the Episcopal church on Monday evening December 1 at 10 30 p m lasting until shortly after midnight. Addresses by the Rev Van der Pyl and Rev Ket cham with devotional parts by the Rev Lobingier and Rev Starrett. no choir, familiar hymns by the congregation.
Oberlin Conservatory faculty perform a program of Wagner, Rubenstein, Chopin, Liszt and others with jazz strings and vocal selections by Gaetano Manno. The concert features violin, piano, viola d amore, harp and guitar pieces and ends with a multi-artist instrumental quartet and Hawaiian guitar pieces broadcast at 770 kilocycles.
Oberlin Dec 29. George Roland Scott eleven year old son of E M Scott of 280 E Lorain street died suddenly in Oberlin hospital of acute endocarditis after a brief illness starting with headaches during Christmas vacation. He was taken to the hospital Thursday night and died Friday morning, leaving seven siblings. A sister had died years earlier.
The funeral is scheduled Monday afternoon at 2 30 for a victim of the Fortuensa epidemic. Details specify burial at the family plot and procession from the church to the cemetery.
The Ladies Aid Society and several clubs announce Jan 2 and Jan 3 gatherings at listed Oberlin homes and venues. Other items note visitors, university staff holidays, a $200 quake aid donation, a union watch-night service, and social events at Norwalk and Toledo.
The list includes butter, oleo, high grade animal oils, cheese, poultry and other grocery items with varying prices and codes, reflecting a local marketplace catalog from Cleveland. Prices and item codes are interspersed, indicating a structured but partial OCR of a produce and dairy section.
A scrappy OCR read shows a spring market listing roosters and turkeys with varied codes, along with apples and strawberries priced by quantity. The readable fragments suggest a fresh produce display with several item lines and unclear item codes.
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