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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1927

Page

7

Wellington Women Report At Confed Meeting and Class Socials

Wellington Sorosis members met at Mrs. Curtice’s home on South Main Street, reporting on the Confederation of Woman's Clubs meeting at Lakeside. Mrs. J C MacHernick played a piano solo and Mrs. Huntridge spoke on England visit. A play cast reception and W R Q meeting with initiations and refreshments followed.

Borosis Wellington The Sorosis Sara Curtice South Main Street Resterdar

Amherst to Play Two Basketball Games

Amherst High plans two games with LaGrange and Berea, Friday and Saturday at LaGrange and Berea. Coach Baylor has not chosen the traveling squad yet boosters expect Amherst to represent ATU in both games. Crowds have followed the team this season, many turned away last week due to seating limits at the South Amherst gym.

Amherst Amherst High LaGrange High School LaGrange Berea Trerea Baylor Ont A. Tl Berea Sud

Te One of the Sudubest Yunerihes Teel at the aT elned ob Ube ington

Mrs Warden Pogers, mistress at the ditth, presided as a social gathering of the Winters group and local Ladies Bible Class. Attendees included Mrs Winters, Mrs Crandall, Miss Marie Marchia, and many neighbors, with a banquet and toasts honoring Mrs Hubbard and others, plus various contests and social activities.

Warden Pogers Thonthagton Reat Westeta Marie Marchia Mist Marie Stele Hubbard Mar Marth Miuile Hubbari Stovel Omnad Mes. E

Local Notices and Social Snippets From Mott and Nearby

A batch of brief social items notes Mrs. Foo of Mustonin hosting attendees at a Thursday gathering with various local figures mentioned. Several residents including Mrs. Bharat Pirin, Mr. Mott, Mrs. Marold Grigel, and Mrs. J Selagre are listed in home visits, visits to Cleveland, and Tuesday events across Avon and Lorain areas.

Ira Demman Mott Plyria Avenue Marold Grigel Cleveland J. Selagre Eigrin Visltor Ava Geo Schroeder Jackson Street John Perces Lorain Mes Carl Deletied Town Ling Road Gorring Reese Torvin Helen Gormley Mrs. J. Sablery Luuctin

Fragmented Oberlin College News Likely From Pioneering Era

Experimental notes describe student experiments, faculty lectures, and a public reception for a Washington birthday event. The text references violinists, a conservatory, and a push to reopen experiments, with comments on the day’s news and campus activities amid confusion and garbled OCR.

Spores decisive in church league games last mill

In a local church league contest, players from multiple groups competed with high energy as scorers racked up points. Key contributors included several named individuals and church-affiliated teams, with postgame notes highlighting team standings and upcoming meetings.

Spores

Sports Roundup Notes from St Anne and Peoria Plans

Fragmented OCR item mentions St Anne, sports line of events, and plans to send teams to Peoria next month. References to American Bowling Congress championship and a City Outlond team, with scattered names and numbers. The text is incomplete but indicates preparation for a bowling championship and regional sports activity.

St. Anne Ste Nettie Enie Staund Sr Potinves Peoria

4 MES makie r Udor din wineETs ae sully der Teed

The readable fragments describe a dated event or notice with unclear names and locations. It mentions a group or individual and a possible action or deadline but lacks full context to confirm specifics.

Industrial Fives To Play Tonight In League Meeting

Tonight the Industrial League schedules a set of games at the Y where tight standings and close games are expected. Lorain Cry B T Co faces Western Automatic Co in the opener at 7 30 while Columbia Steel meets Ohio Public Service and Peerless Oil Co battles Gen Industries. Other matches include Colson Co versus Fox Furnace Co and Elyria S T Co versus Fa Perry Fay Co.

Columbia Steel QC. Pls Peerless Gil Gen. Industries Lorain Cry. B. & T. Co Western Automt Cty Western Automatic Co Mvolumbia Steel Ve. Ohio Public Service Teerless Ol Co Colson Co Fox Furnace Co Elyria S. & T. Co Perry Fay Co L. Fox Purmce . Co Peerliss Oil Mente Ae Lorain Gy, S. & Cy Ohio Public Service Olumbia Steel Calsun Ca Pruxel Co Western Automatte Perry Fay

Belden Arrows Meet Lakewood City Champs Tonight at Ridgeville

Three basketball games highlight the Belden Arrow showcase at Ridgeville with Lakewood Presbyterians, last year’s City Class 1 champions, opening the night against Belden Arrows. An exhibition between Ridgeville mid-timers Greyheads and Baldheads follows, leading to a tight main event pitting Tudgeeville A C against Lorain A C in a series of close recent meetings.

Belden Arrows Lakewood Ridgeville Belden Arrow Keldeh Lakewood Presbyterians Greyheads Baldheads Tudgeeville A. C Lorain A. C

Ohio State Rookies Begin Preliminary Practice

In Columbus on February 18 the Ohio State rookie squad assembled for a two week pre spring snowball training. Coach J. W. Wilee and assistant Paulus prepared the inexperienced men to gain conditioning before Varsity O men and last season yearlings join, with aims to recruit candidates and acclimate them to the system prior to competition.

Columbus Ohio State Enue Flumeweathers

Yankees Fail to Buy Pennant by Signing Speaker

New York Yankees failed to secure Tris Speaker in open market, challenging the idea that pennants can be bought. The deal would have boosted their lineup but Washington offered a more attractive mix of regular playing time and salary. The article considers open bidding, compares with past trades, and notes controversy over wealth vs merit in pennant races.

New York New York Yankees Trl Yankees Lal T Here Speaker Elubs Washington Big Batus Vurga Hie de Slo Assergver Bucky Garris Ventural Maneager Senators Ha Bess Cleveland US Aly Pice Star Boston Red Sox Ty Cobb New York Giants Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals Giants Slowekind Tristroas

University of California Athletics Highlight April 9

A chaotic college sports note describes an April 9 lineup at the University of California with a morning rowing regatta versus Washington, an afternoon baseball game against Stanford, and a later dual track event culminating with Nebraska. It references tensions among American League owners and possible gestures of apology toward players, naming Cleveland and Detroit in context.

Cleveland Detroit Trury Cial University of California Washington Stan‘ford University of Nebraska

Notes of sport mix of youth and winter events

Eugene Clontie, 15, wins mile crown at the American and Canadian Snowshoe Union. A two week Pacific Coast open championship starts March 12 at Del Mar. Lake Placid hosts 1500 winter sports devotees after New Year. Babe Adams leads Johnstown toward a third straight Mid-Atlantic pennant. South Atlantic League opener April 27 with Knoxville at Greenville and others. Oliver Campbell, youngest U.S. tennis champion, was 15 when he won titles. Olympic winter conditions and skating union meet in May. Germantown Cricket Club plans tennis world event accommodations for 10,000 spectators.

Eugene Clontie Une Tather del Mester Lake Placid Adinondacks Babe" Adams Pittsburgh Johnstown Knoxville Greenville Maroon Charlotte Axville Spartanburg Augusta United States Oliver Oampbell Sparta Germantown Cricket Club Philadelpha Plasehones

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