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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
10
Fragmented text shows a senator urging ratification of a treaty or agreement amid calls for world peace. Mentions of Janus like debate, powers, and international leagues suggest a historic vote context with emphasis on U S participation and public demand for peace.
An old advertisement extols Gude’s Pepto-Mangan as a tonic for both liquid and medicinal use. It claims to restore color and vitality in pale children and adults, promising quick health and broad physician endorsement. The ad notes easy tablet or liquid forms and urges readers to verify genuine branding.
William G Gordon died Wednesday evening. Survived by his wife and three children. funeral at Pittsfield church with Rev Cius officiating. Burial at Pittsfield Cemetery. Also notes on local school talks given by Miss Mueller and Miss Stesha with community attendance.
Oberlin reports the death of Willem Clinton Gorten at the time of his daughter Mrs Herbert Guenn of 145 North Professor Street New York City. He passed away Wednesday.
MieuL Mr Gordon born in Vincennes and Penfield, an early Oberlin graduate, aged over 83, moved to Oberlin as a youth and later settled near New York City. Penfield was born April 4 1837 in Oberlin, survived by five children, with the Oberlin community and family noting his long residence and ties. The Oberlin Friendship Club will meet as part of ongoing local events.
The text notes the last of the Litthe family of East College street and mentions Mr Penfeld a college graduate and Leipzig conservatory alumnus. It states his roles as chairal director at the University of New York and later as pianist and teacher. Remains to Oberlin with funeral likely Saturday from the Missey Littie residence.
Mt Zion Baptist church held its annual meeting Monday evening and celebrated paying off a 360 mortgage. The church is debt free and receipts totaled 2,500 for the year. A 2.00 subscription toward the parsonage was approved for the coming year. Pastor J W Pace and deacon Thos Bows credited for the strong financial showing.
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