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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1931
Page
12
Harry J. Tuthill reports a tense exchange in which Nimrod is urged to speak plainly. The confrontation centers on a disputed sum of ten thousand dollars and alleged hunting of the other half, with calls to tell the truth.
Oberlin College hosts E E Just head of Howard University Zoology to lecture here on fertilization and its theory based biology with two talks. Separately, First M E church missionary groups, Episcopal auxiliary, and several clubs meet for studies, tea, card parties, and community events amid illnesses and visits. local residents and faculty travel for conferences and family news.
Mrs. W. H. Unger wife of Wendel Unger of the Oberlin Motor Company died Monday night in Norwalk hospital after an appendectomy. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at the church in Berlin Heights. She is survived by her husband two children Maynard and Warren her parents and one brother and sister.
Miss Devonia Doxie of the Oberlin Conservatory will present her senior song recital tonight at 7 30 in Warner Concert Hall accompanied by Miss Lucile Hermanton. Doxie, from California, has studied voice at the conservatory four years and was a contestant from Northern Ohio in the Atwater Kent audition. The Pre School Child Study group meets Monday evening March 2 at 7 at Mrs. Craig 128 Forest Street with Dr Bradshaw speaking on Your Childs Health. all mothers invited.
Amherst H youths in boys and girls glee clubs held a Wednesday rehearsal led by Floyd C. Moore. They prepare to perform at the next Parent-Teacher Association gathering. Sunday School board of First Evangelical met at Mr and Mrs Springer home on South Main Street with a brief business session and a social hour, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Rev C J Holliger, Werner Zilch, Mr and Mrs William Schmidtkons, Mr and Mrs Clayton Springer, Mrs Mary Date, Miss Gertrude Kuhn, Albert Kuhn, Henry Miller, Oliver Kolbe, and the Springers. A Security Benefit Association social at the LO as hall featured cards and honors awarded in five hundred, first place to Mrs Henry.
An advertisement touts HEM-ROID as a scientific internal treatment for piles. It claims internal tablets remove thick stagnant blood and restore weakened bowel walls, promising relief within days and urging purchase from any druggist.
Social items report a bridge game with first honors to Miss Mildred Koepp and consolation to Miss Florence Frederick during a North Main Street gathering honoring Miss Florence Frederick of Elyria. The night included a luncheon and many gifts for the honoree, plus coverage of a successful benefit show at Colonial theater and local Auxiliary and church services in Amherst and neighboring towns.
The regular prayer meeting and Bible study of the First Evangelical church will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. attendance is open to church members and neighbors seeking religious fellowship. The event continues the community series of weekly worship activities.
Local church groups meet in Amherst area with Y P L at St John Evangelical church parlors after services and Ladies Society planning bake sale and teas. Lenten services led by Rev C E Sehmiat at 7 39 pm. Residents update on family travels illness and county sports selection for Elyria tournament. Dog gone: councilman reports stray bulldog from his Middle avenue home.
A man wired a report to police last night about a dog wearing a harness bearing his license. Dr Joseph Priestly from Leeds in 1767 is noted for creating the first drinkable soda water in the historical snippet.
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