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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
7
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A. H. Adams of 198 North Pleasant Street Oberlin died at home early Thursday aged about sixty. Born in Middlefield Ohio on January 20 he moved to Oberlin three years ago with his family. He worked at Peters hall for the college and was a member of the First Methodist church. He married Ellen A. Miller in 1892 and leaves his wife two children Mary a teacher in Western Reserve school Elyria and Paul a student here plus a sister Mrs. W. B. Stockham of Delta Colorado. Funeral services will be held at the First Methodist church.
The home service took place Saturday February 21 at 2:06 conducted by pastor Rev. J. J. McAlpin. Burial will be in Westwood.
Dr. Gains G. Atkins of Detroit will deliver the annual Washington Birthday address next Monday at Finney Chapel Oberlin. The program begins at 10 30 with President Henry Churchill King presiding and the Musical Union participating.
A piano orchestra will perform with the Conservatory, featuring a program that includes the Lincoln Hymn of Democracy. The song proclaims equality and bears words by Prof. H. A. Youtz with music by Dr. Geo. Anirewec.
Oberlin hosts a triangular debate tonight featuring Chip Wesleyan and other participants. The program centers on the annual question panel and promises a lively exchange among college representatives in a campus hall.
Health guidance from city and national authorities urges rest fresh air and avoidance of crowds to reduce flu. Vicks VapoRub is recommended for inhalation and external use to ease congestion and relieve symptoms, with directions for adults and children.
In Oberlin enthusiasm returns as the Triangle of Ohio Wesleyan Western Reserve and Oberlin renews activity. Oberlin will argue the negative on the question whether labor through its representatives should share in industry management. Oberlin's negative team faces Wesleyan Friday in Warner Hall with A H Washburn Glen H Benton H V Wil Sno and Floyd Meek as alternates. The affirmative team meets Reserve in Cleveland with R D W Adams EL Kant A J Hyde and D R Weltz as alternates.
Oberlin personals report visits and excursions from February with residents such as Cc W Garriett of Wellington visiting the Locke home, Miss Josephine Martin in New York studying millinery, and Dr Dan Bradley to speak at a D A R Washington Birthday event.
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