06 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
1
Oberlin beat Miami 34 to 28 in a competitive Ohio conference game. Captain Wheeler led Oberlin with six floor baskets and Winters shared guard honors as Heeter of Miami matched eight goals. The victory capped Oberlin’s season with strong play and a notable first-half lead.
First day of the annual six day race at Madison Square Garden opens the schedule. Metropolitan billiards opens in New York and the American Bowling Congress tournament starts in Toledo. National basketball championship begins in Kansas City and golf’s eighteenth Spring tournament starts at Pinehurst. Palm Beach and Belleair host women and amateur events with boxing matches listed in several cities including Winnipeg, Memphis, Buffalo, Dayton, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and Jersey City.
A booster chapel at Amherst High School celebrated the Oberlin basketball trophy victory over Shaker Heights with speeches by Coach Darling Mr Powers and team members. Amherst defeated Oberlin Miami 24 in overtime attracting a large local crowd for the final games and the evening matchup.
South African watermelons arrive in the United States priced between six and eight dollars each, expanding options for buyers and signaling new import activity in the fruit trade.
The report notes the Ip tle son born to Mr and Mrs Birt Jackson Saturday died Wednesday. Mrs Brown of orts place is very ill at Mt Vernon home. Mrs Ler Johnson moved from Mortal hospital to her Mt Vernon home. Mrs J McAllister moved from St Joseph's hospital to her Lorain home. Sunday friends of Orville Gubbins formerly of Abbey Road celebrate his marriage in California in February.
The Parent-Teachers' Association met at the school house at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Many cheerful robins have been seen indicating that spring is near.
The advertisement claims warning that gold and grip germs target the weak while Father John's Medicine builds energy to resist cold and grip. It touts gentle laxative effects and guarantees the product is free from alcohol or dangerous drugs after 653 years in use.
Porcelain and nickel machinery are everywhere in evidence. Spotless white enamel gleams on walls and columns. The facility runs immaculate appointments with daily scalding water sterilizing every nook and utensil. White duck uniforms are laundered daily, making it a premier food preparation factory in America.
Dealers offer Jelke GOOD LUCK Evaporated Milk as a big value matching the quality of Jelke GOOD LUCK Spread for Bread. Ack your grocer.
Chestnut Ridge March 4 The Ladies' Aid Society gathered at Mrs George Hill's home with about thirty members present and a pleasant meeting reported. The Nash family is ill with grippe and Mrs Beck shows slow improvement. Chestnut Ridge school held Washington's birthday entertainment and the PTA raised seven dollars from candy box auctions. Mr and Mrs Earl Squire visited Mr and Mrs Nash.
Assignment clerks in the courthouse list cases to be called over the next two weeks. Each case will be tried to a jury continued or settled. Week of March 6 includes Warren versus Bohet and Harminski among others.
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