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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1923
Page
5
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Hastings, George W and Richard in a joint action, with references to investigation and protection. The readable parts imply a local or political gap urging inquiry or oversight, possibly involving named individuals and a civic body.
Oberlin College will host a two day prison reform conference February 15 and 17 with plans outlined by Prof. Herbert A. Miller. The program features speakers from Ohio State University and Columbia University and aims to promote reformation over punishment through public policy and probation advances. Organizers invite business, civic, and welfare groups to send delegates and rest accommodations for visiting delegates will be provided by local residents.
In Oberlin Grace Noble Morgan wife of Harry A Morgan died Tuesday morning after a brief illness from flu followed by spinal meningitis. Born March 17 1878 in Bowling Green Ohio she moved to Oberlin after her 1902 marriage. She leaves husband two children Edward and Jean her parents a sister in Los Angeles and a brother Clyde in Columbus Funeral by Dr Van der Pyl at 2 pm Thursday from the home with interment at Westwood Cemetery.
Oberlin schools report severe flu outbreak with high absence rates and slow improvement. College students returning from vacation may bring more cases, with limited outsider contact expected during term. Students in sermons seek practical modern topics over historical ones. Also reports on campus dances at Baldwin cottage Barrows Johnson Woodshed and Rowlapes ball.
LaGrange High begins season with two basketball teams as coach Carl McMillan builds from fifteen candidates led by L Forbush and Wolcott. The Sonian Literary Society and class plays, spelling contests, and honor rolls mark a busy campus with upcoming prelims in March and a public performance on provide dates. Principal Jones ill, Norman Forhuss leaves, and Carl Sage leads a sophomore geometry class in his stead.
Frederick County Maryland leads in underwater fish farming producing about 376 acres dedicated to ponds and facilities. The region ships more than 100 million gold fish annually, a prominent industry statistic for the area.
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