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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1921
Page
11
A brief notice from the Library Building states the facility is now able to accept additional customers. The message signals expanded service capacity and invites new patrons to visit or contact for access.
Oberlin observers discuss the Poindetter Labor bill at a Y M C A meeting led by Warren B Stone Grand Chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Stone, president of the Plan Plan League, warns the bill could make criminals of law abiding citizens while urging worker participation in voting and outlining the union’s bank policy to curb price margins between producers and consumers.
Oberlin audience fills Finney Chapel for Conservatory Artist Recital Course fifth program. Willam Willeke conducts the world renowned New York Symphony Orchestra in works by Walther Beethoven and Liszt. Encore twice including Ghost Dance scene. Webber's Freischatz overture opens the program followed by three movements of Beethoven’s Symphony No 6 in F major.
Harold H. Perry outlines upcoming chamber activities in Elyria including a Style Show plan for spring, officers elected for the Better Business Club, and details of the Young Men's Business Club meeting featuring J P Woolsey of Chicago on employer-employee relations. A basketball game with Elyria Business College follows the meeting at the Y M C A.
Hundreds of skilled auditors modify and adjust claims on income tax returns in one of the audit rooms of the Internal Revenue Department in Washington. The photo highlights the audit force at work and C. G. Newton, chief of the income tax division, overseeing operations.
The renowned ensemble, back from a triumphant European tour under Walter Damrosch, drew a highly favorable reception. Grieg, Anitra's Dance, Peer Gynt, Les Preludes, and a compelling performance of the orchestra's ensemble unity highlighted the program, with notable players like George Barrere and Rens Pollain contributing.
Obituary era narrative notes Miss Min sie Hubbard of Urbana Illinois visiting at her brother Professor G D Hubbard’s home 135 Woodland Avenue She plans to spend several months in Oberlin Mrs Win Murdock visited Cleveland and saw Drinkwaters Lincoln Professor F F Jewett left for Morristown to attend Tropical Fruit Growery Association annual meeting then went to Connecticut to visit relatives He also mentions H G Wells formerly of Oberlin now with Northwestern Insurance Company in Chicago visiting old friends for many days.
Oberlin news notes a thirty day credit system adopted by local business men. The piece also records social visits and family movements including Frederick Wright Jr visiting his father, Edith and Ella Penfield with Mrs. M. P. Ament, and Sorosis society planning at Johnson House on S. Professor Street. Multiple residents and visitors from Cleveland and Alma are mentioned with church and neighborhood associations noted.
Friday evening January 14 at Grange hall over forty businessmen attended reelecting Ira Porter as president Clarence Wright as vice president F Tobin second vice president H F Ashley treasurer and L E Burgner secretary The group unanimously adopted a thirty day credit plan for stores with cash or 30 day terms after which a bank vote may be considered F H Gardinier Oberlin Telephone Company manager spoke on federal income tax laws using charts and explained tax computation He noted his prior experience in Washington tax bureau as an expert.
Elizabeth Prince Howard Little, age four, died Saturday after a brief illness at the home of her nieces, the Misses Beasie and Alice, in Oberlin. The funeral is set for tomorrow.
Carlton P Drusendahl offers taxidermy work in all branches Birds and Small Animal Mounted, hides tanned and made into leather Located at 502 Lake Ave Elyria Ohio.
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