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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
5
The piece describes a vivid stage show with a Belgian police dog hero and war element, a dramatic romance and action scenes. It promotes a program featuring Carmen's Stem Cell themed act, a stronghearted performance, and a variety of acts including a top comedy and a dramatic film lineup.
Fragmentary OCR text references a plea prepared for next steps before a judge. Mentions possible actions including calling, settling, or continuing a case. Appears connected to a railroad matter and a named Lake Shore entity.
An old advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a health safeguard for Americans. It claims the tonic builds red blood cells to fight disease and urges readers to start taking it now, noting both liquid and tablet forms with identical medicinal value.
Oberlin County alumni plan first annual Oberlin College chapter dinner on March 1, followed by an Alumni Varsity basketball game and dance at Werner gym and Small gym. Funds from the event support the Glen Gray Memorial Scholarship Fund for eligible students.
A wealthy donor offers five dollars to every Oberlin student who memorizes Matthew 5 6 and 7 and recites it to a supervisor before March 1. Dr Graham of the G T is in charge of the competition. The offer provoked laughter among the chapel crowd as details were announced yesterday.
Celebration of Oberlin's Shansi School progress in China will be held Friday March 3. Speakers include Arthur Rugh secretary for foreign students YMCA and Leonard Peabody graduate school of theology Oberlin's representative in Shansi last year.
Oberlin reports the burial of Mrs. Rachel Jane Lee Wheelock aged 95 at Westwood Cemetery. She leaves a daughter Mrs Merritt Starr of Chicago, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services were held Saturday at 10 am with Rev Nicolas Van der Pyl officiating. Her husband Lewis Wheelock died in 1900.
Oberlin news notes a Mond ay program at Sturgis hall featuring Dust of the Road by Kenneth Goodman directed by Miss Helen McLean with Mrs Viola Partridge as coach. Other Oberlin items mention Olive Young visiting, Miss Rittel speaking at the Methus church tea, and community events including a birthday surprise for Mrs Joseph Mason.
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