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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1919
Page
4
A damaged ad-like fragment from a Wayne Indiana paper promotes MARLIX as a remedy for sour stomach gas belching and heart palpitations. It touts testimonials from readers Marie and Ford and urges purchase for 75 cents with a money back guarantee.
Oberlin opens a six game vacation barnstorming trip with a 37 to 23 victory over the National Tube Co. team in Lorain. Wheeler, a sophomore guard, scored 14 points after replacing Landis in the second half and Oberlin plans to play ten players under coach Speelman on this trip to Belle Vue Clyde Fremont Lansing Mich and Toledo.
Frank Whitney died at his home 366 South Main Street Oberlin Monday night after an extended illness. Born in Pittsfield in 184? he spent most of his life there before moving to Oberlin last April. He leaves children Herb and Rowena of Pittsfield and Perry Eva Blanche and Arthur at home. Survived by brothers Otis and Mark of Pittsfield and sister Mrs A M Hall of Lakewood.
John Williams entertained thirty friends at his Oberlin home on Sunday evening, a holiday gathering from Wisconsin. Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Williams gave a short musical program that was enjoyed by all.
Miss Townsley Thelma Nichodemus and Clair McMurray hosted forty friends at 420 East College street Oberlin on Saturday evening December 27th dancing and light refreshments were served.
The Oberlin Glee Club left Sunday evening for Karka, Wisconsin, to present an operetta concert on Monday evening. The brief nine day itinerary includes Streator, Minonk, Dekath, and Chicago with potential concerts before the Oberlin Alumni gathering.
A fragment describes a concert tour by a club stopping in Sturgis Michigan and Belleville Illinois. Manager Wirkler arranged a private car and provided comforts for the group, with transport by the Manhattan.
Miss Pope hosted a home party with sixteen guests from Friday through Monday. Attendees included Laviba Fairland and Herry Griffith at 153 LCase College Street. The event honored the betrothed Qherlir, Dee.
Oberliz Dec. 30. The Pacalty club will hold a reception in their new club room at 105 Elm street on New Year’s day January 1 1920 from four to six. All faculty members and their visiting guests are invited.
Oberlin society items list departures and visits from Oberlin residents. Dee Ajosep Thompson and daughter Josephine head to Cleveland after a stay with the Terborghs. Mrs Jacot Speelman and children travel to Detroit to visit parents. Rosalind Arnold from the University of Illinois visits East College Street family. Harry Long of Akron and relatives spend holidays with cousins Chapin and Long, after a Atwater wedding on December 27. William Pope of Toledo visits his mother Bertha Pope at East College Street. Charles Kaiser, recently released from a marine hospital, returns to Dublin to spend vacation with his sister Mrs Wheeler.
A stream of names and brief events from a local town circulated socially. Emily Greenwood remains at Oberlin Hospital with Dr Colegrove at Clifton Springs. Mr and Mrs Chas A Barumond await vacation with Mrs Hammond's parents at Sandwich. Mr and Mrs H Miller hosted a tea for students and friends. Mev N Van der Pyl departed Sunday for Erie to lecture before the Erie Forum. Prof H A Miller left today for an unspecified destination.
Mrs Harry Hovey and son Harold hosted a visit at the Hovey home with Mrs Filey Deldem of West College and her daughters spending several days with Dr and Mrs Wau 4 Taylor. Frank Morey, Frank Foster, and other relations attended the gathering as part of a holiday visit.
Eugene Ore Dec 29 Miss Mary Ashby Cheek of New York City field sec reports nearly all college students are religious yet not orthodox with few exceptions in her view based on remarks attributed to Collexe d students in the collogue of a regional conference.
A university lecture report notes Miss Cheek telling young men and women they possess strong religious minds. She argues education at its highest level shapes minds for analytical thinking by aligning curriculum toward a moral end.
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