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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1920

Page

8

Newspaper masthead fragment with notices and associations

Fragmentary newspaper text lists press associations and offices. Mentions The Associated Press Selectors of Ohio Daily News, Audit Bureau of Circulation, and American Newspaper Publishers Association. Notes New York Chicago offices and Robert E Ward as national advertising representative.

Associated I Reas Ohio Daily Mureau American Newspaper Publishers” Association New York Fifth Ave Chicago Wabash Robert E. Ward National Tog

British Labor Party Gains Ascendancy in Britain

Elyria Ohio newspaper notes the British Labor Party rising toward government power in 1920. It argues the party’s program would mark a revolution in the United States and cites leaders and industrial figures drifting toward labor.

Elyria Ohio British Labor Party Labor Party of Great Brit Labor Party Britain Great Britain Jabor S. Winston Churchill Russia

No Endorsements Planned Amid Primary Talks

Mayor Davis of Cleveland urges the State Central committee to delay endorsements for governor. Senator Harding and Governor Cox factions push for primary law changes as petitions loom for various offices. President Wilson’s supporters want no candidate announcements before he surveys options. The piece laments lawmakers and candidates elevating themselves over voters and notes a push for primary law revisions by multiple figures.

Davis Cleveland State Ing Harding Senate Wilson Hall Opte Pomerene Cox

Oberlin College Basketball Wins First Conference Share

Oberlin College senior basketball won its first conference share from Mt. Union at Warner gym Saturday night by a score of 17 to 16. Oberlin showed strong teamwork and fast play but struggled with shooting. Frey and Aliikan from Alliance provided key foul shooting while the defense limited repeated fouls.

Rea Oberin College Oberlin Aliege Baske Frey Aliikan Alliance Colege Icihad Mr. Union Rechtel Akron

Evangelism Drive Targets Youth Through Church Programs

The article outlines a 1920 campaign led by pastors and church groups focusing on converting unconverted youth. It emphasizes mobilizing lay forces, engaging Sunday nights, and initiating new year correspondence courses to train all Christians as evangelists and to foster personal decisions for Christ.

Oman Eye Church

Oberlin and McBride spark Art Union in uneven game

McBride of Art Union led with 14 points while Speelman forward added eight. Oberlin’s defense by Hubbert and Fres stifled the Union offense as the clash ended with Oberlin scoring two baskets in the final period.

McBride Art. Union Speelman Sutfite Oberlin Hubbert and Fres Mi Union

Oberlin Limits College Enrollment For 1920 21

Oberlin announces a cap on Arts and Sciences enrollment at 340 freshmen with 170 men and 170 women. Twenty places for men and women reserved for summer assignment. exceptions possible for high scholarship seniors. War conditions boosted women enrollment. faculty restricts further advanced standing for women, with exceptions for top fifth of prior class. Twenty five more men may be admitted for advanced financing. Grange and WCTU meetings scheduled. Grange installation and all-day session. WCTU to meet at Gracey Wright home.

Oberlin College of Arts and Sciences I Oco Gree Caollere Advancd Freschman

City Fathers Start Year in New Building

Oberlin January 12 The new council met in the town hall chamber and began the year by organizing. J W G Caskey was chosen as chairman and Mayor Phillips announced standing committees for Finance Street Ordinance Fire Police Light Sidewalk Town hall and Monument with members including Smith McIntosh Peabody Caskey Wanprerein and Morris.

Oberlin J W. G. Caskey Phillips Smith McIntosh Peabody Street Peabody Caskey Wanverein Ordinance Morris Wanprerein Cas

Many Members Joined Church Sunday Morning at Oberlin

Oberlin Jan 12 Communion service at First Congregational Church added fifty five new members to the church roll. Twelve confessed faith twenty seven by letter and sixteen as associate members. The annual church meeting will be held Wednesday in the Jamca Brand House with supper at 6 15 and reports and officer elections.

Oberlin First Congregational Church Jamca Brand

Evangelism Course Inaugurated By Dr J W Weddell

Oberlin January 12 Dr J W Weddell opened a Sunday night series at First Baptist Church on Revivals Old and New and Training for Bellw, with the sermon The Divine Call to Evangelism. The program supports Federated Churches revival efforts from the Week of Prayer through year end, including ministerial conferences and revival sermons with speakers such as Campbell Morran.

Oberlin Weddell Tha First Baptist Church Campbell Morran

Oberlin Kindergarten Girls Entertained By Miss Watson

Miss Helen Watson of 223 km street entertained the Kindergarten Girls at a course given at her home Saturday night. A fine musical program followed.

Oberlin Helen Watson Km Street

Memory Writing Tips From Lorain County Pupils

A 1920 piece showcases student stories by Samnet Cleaves Francia Parker Behoo and Lois on vivid recall. Lois emphasizes appealing to sight hearing and smell to immerse readers in a night ride scene with sensory detail and controlled mood.

Samnet Cleaves Francia W. Parker Behoo Henry Don Helen Lois

Brer Red Fox Uses Wit to Outsmart Hounds

A 1920 feature extols Brer Red Fox as a nimble, handsome wild creature. The author argues foxes are fair hunters, criticizes cruel fox chasing, and notes the fox’s clever trail tricks and water crossings to escape pursuers. Next week previews Red-tailed Hawk.

Bres Red Fox Adelia Belle Beard Brer J. FL Minar

Van der Pyle Opens New Address Series in Oberlin

In Oberlin on January 11 Reverend N Van der Pyle started a new slate of talks for young men. The first topic is His Ideals followed by His Associates and His Reo re. The event marks the launch of a planned sequence of lectures aimed at guiding youth.

Oberlin N. van der Pyle

His Politics and Business Shaping Local Life

Fragmented OCR reads a list of topics including politics business and church. It notes services aimed at youths and others in the community, with emphasis on involvement beyond young men.

Oberlin Girls Clash Over Class Colors

Oberlin college students sparked a campus incident Saturday over class color sweaters. Sophomore fryshian reportedly attacked a freshman attempting to remove a sweater while friends joined in the dispute. The brawl centered on blue and gold attire and the college heat rose as the clash continued near the smokestack.

Oberlin Oberlin College

Oberlin Kindergarten Ladies Host Informal Dance

Oberlin Jan 12 The Oberlin Kindergarten ladies held an informal dance at Rowland’s hall Saturday evening Jan 10. Pass was the first mixed dance since rules were taken. Faculty trustees and guests from out of town attended. Hall decor was pink and green. Over sixty guests enjoyed a jollywoodtime.

Oberlin Oberlin Kindergarten Rowland’s Halt

Cobalin Personal Notices of Cleveland and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Donald Forward of Cleveland visited Miss Clara May at 59 North Main street and Mrs Raxie Ackleson of Elyria returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Irvi Worc hester and family. Mrs Marjory Bunce Shinn and baby from Detroit visit Mrs Wilda B Jones on Coll street. Mrs C Puller returns from Kasity Missouri visiting daughter Edith. Fuller family to Stodesia Africa this week. John Westerwell recovering at home from scarlet fever. Yocom heads to Morgan County to visit relatives. Prof FL Andregg improving at East College street home. Robinson Hancock Co advertises January trousers sale.

Donald Forward Cleveland Clara May North Main Street Raxie Ackleson Elyria Satur Irvi Worchester Marjory Bunce Shinn Baby Detroit Wilda B. Jones St Coll C. Puller Edith Kasity Fuller Stodesia Africa John Westerwell Yocom Morgan County Prof FL Andregg East College Street

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