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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
10
A Feb gathering of pastors and layleaders from Oberlin and Gleno region churches met in Columbus to discuss unity, prayer, and evangelism. Speakers urged expanding local church capacity, redistributing churches, and sustaining stewardship while addressing shortages of graduates for home missions.
Dr. Gaius Glenn Atkins of Detroit delivered the Washington birthday address at Oberlin College in Finney Chapel. He spoke on “The Meaning of Americanism” and criticized partisan rhetoric, urging duty and national unity.
A historical reflection on Americanism tracing its roots from English constitutional freedom to the Civil War and beyond. It argues Americanism evolves with liberty, unity, and humanitarian aims, resisting simple economic interpretations and urging a humane, inclusive approach to immigration and assimilation.
Oberlin Feb 4 The Oberlin college faculty entertained the students at the annual Washington's birthday reception Monday evening Feb 23 at the Men's building. Most students attended to honor President Henry Churchill King and professors for the first time in two years. The hall and refreshments were decorated with American flags and a five piece orchestra from the conservatory provided music.
Oberlin notes announce Darla Gomer Sall improving after a three week illness. Mr and Mrs W H Wildman and baby visit from Norwalk at C R Summers family home on Hollywood Street. Twin boys Charles and Clifton Carter born at Oberlin Hospital to Ray and ?? Carter of Fittefield on Feb. 22. Dorothy Fitch visiting Bellevue. Mrs S E Milter travels to Spencer on business. Erin Whitney welcomes a daughter with Mr and Mrs Charles Whitney on Feb. 22. Rev P H Metcalf of Madison visits sister Marian Mot-
The body of a man was found in Kingsbury run near East 45th street with head crushed and knife wounds. Workmen on the Nickel Plate line found it too far from tracks to be an accident. Clothing gave no ID and the body was taken to the county morgue as detectives and police secured the scene. Aged about 30, authorities said, as investigations began.
After years of suffering with chronic indigestion and failed treatments, readers are urged to try Liquid Marlix. Endorsed by testimonials from Jos J. Clark of Boston and Meriwether of Guthrie, the ad claims immediate relief and a cure for dyspepsia, headaches, gas, belching, and nervous stomach issues when using the product as directed. It promotes rapid digestion relief and renewed enjoyment of food.
Liam Russell appears as a William Fox star in a photoplay urging American manhood. The Arizona cattleman travels to New York City to outwit city gangsters using western methods. Critics note mixed strengths with laughs and serious moments and praise accurate gangster depictions. Showings run at the Strand Theatre today and tomorrow.
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