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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
10
A riot in Berlin involving socialists at the Reichstag led to a large death toll and many injuries as a mob attacked the chamber during turmoil over a copper industrial bill. The incident spurred legal action and prompted nationalist reports across the northern regions.
A damaged text piece reflects on success as built by hard work and discipline. It cites Adam in Eden, modern careers, and the role of education while urging focus on real living through effort. The writer argues success comes from experience, balance, and persistent labor rather than idle sports or social life.
The Oberlin library staff and Amherst community noted Oss Florence Pursell’s funeral with services at a Cleveland Avenue Congregational church and burial at Cleveland Avenue Cemetery. The event drew attendance of local figures and included remarks by a visiting Ohio college speaker. Several local residents and families were mentioned in weekly notices, including births and personal happenings.
February lectures at Oberlin Sturges Hall target faculty members and upperclassmen. Speakers will answer focused questions on choosing and changing vocations, offering practical guidance for juniors and seniors.
A local note reports the Arrow South Glee Club Boys concert held in Oberlin with details on the performers and the director. The event featured Mabel Todd and O C 8 in attendance as part of the program.
A group of 30 Klee club boys from Mansic at Akron South Bindseland attended the Oberlin Glee Club concert in Obgulla on Friday evening. They enjoyed the entertaining program and felt they gained valuable lessons for their own work. The boys were served breakfast at the Men's Commas Sunday sports event, with Miss Todd praised as an exceptional teacher. The club regularly draws an audience of around 2,000.
Oberlin February 10 The Odd Fellows Social club held its annual meeting Saturday evening February 7 Officers elected for the ensuing year were W A Thomas president A J Shuffstall vice president C R Swigumers secretary and treasurer L Fowers Harry Sila ter and C A Gibson named to the executive committee
Oberlin College announces a series of lectures led by President King Fea and others. The program includes Sunday morning sessions and an Interchurch conference focusing on war problem discussions. Attendees engage in study within the college's facilities.
A Chinese delegation of fifteen officials visited Oberlin last week for three days to study local educational methods. Headed by Yuan Soi Yue, former vice minister of education, the commission also included members from the Pekin university and other Chinese sections. The group was entertained at dinner and discussed a range of topics into the evening.
Oberlin Glee Club performs at M EF Church on Wednesday February 11 at 8 p.m. Admission 50 cents.
Oberlin hosts the annual triangular debating league on February 20 with Ohio Wesleyan Western Reserve and Oberlin. Davis Edwards directs the league. The motion asks whether labor through representatives should share in industry management. Wesleyan affirms against Oberlin. Oberlin affirms against Western Reserve.
Oberlin items report Will McCullough recovering from pneumonia after measles. Kulnf Loveland left for Akron with Stephen Chiwinon to join the Ay mag squadron of the Goodrich Rubber company. Gordon Cominga, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cominga, is ill with pneumonia. Many local girls connected to the tele...
Mrs. R. Meery of Lagrange cared for her daughter Elleabeth while at Ler rua at 48 Walnut, and Mrs. Bertha Snow near Elvela was on Oberlin vector over Sunday. Ethel Motate of Madison returned to Oberlin for conservatory work and to stay with her aunt. Mrs. A. S. Root and Mrs. B. V. Child of 160 Worth Professor street were hospitalized with illness. Rev. and Mrs. Ball of Corning and Mrs. Hoyd of Penn Yan visited Mrs. Fuller on East Lorain street. Mr Ball recovering from serious illness. Ben Siddall of Cleveland visited Mrs. Helen A. Rice and friends. Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Marie Chapman improving at home. Mae Wood confined to Groveland Street by illness. Rev. L. E. Daniela hosted Student Girls Guild at Christ church and later entertained clergy and faculty. Dr. H. A. Waser spoke on St Francis and Prof. Bruce Davis spoke on Mano elections. Daughers of Christ church organized as Young Married Women guild with Mrs. Earl Jones as president and others in roles.
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