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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1920
Page
9
Fragmented Oberlin notices recount stray phrases about streets and figures such as C. M. Bym and 467 R. The text mentions Ponte and Suvenarela with unclear meaning and warns of travel risks, yielding a cryptic local item with no clear events or dates.
A historical sermon discussion emphasizes the young man’s social nature and the need to choose associates wisely. References to Dr. Arnold and Harvard ethics highlight character, guidance, and the impact of peers on future life and usefulness.
Obituary notes for Lois Hull former resident of Oberlin died after an accident January 17 in Wisconsin. She was active in First Congregational church and women’s clubs leaving two daughters and friends. Services held at Oak Park home. body moved to Havenna, Ohio. Local birthday club party and First Methodist men’s dinner described with names and places in Oberlin.
The article notes Oberlin and Baldwin Wallace near equal strength as they approach a key matchup. It highlights a tough league with evenly matched teams and anticipation of a hard fought contest.
Amherst 17 Oberlin 28 in a fast clean game noted as one of the best early season derbies. Oberlin showed improvement and teamwork with key scores from McMurray Bowen Greening and Neumeister while Amherst relyed on team play but trailed throughout.
Ohio college standings show Wooster and Akron leading with solid win totals. Key results include Denison 34 32, Miami 28 27, Ohio University 32 46, and Mount Union 32 19 with several close games listed. Upcoming Tuesday schedule features Denison vs Ohio Wesleyan, Mount Union vs Wooster, and Baldwin Wallace vs Oberlin.
Oberlin's basketball team aims for two victories this week by beating Baldwin Wallace and Reserve. The team travels to Berea for the Baldwin Wallace match and hosts Reserve on Saturday. Coach Speelman sees the Akron loss as a spur not a setback.
Five columbia quintets in the Ohio collegiate circuit race through key tests this week. Wooster and Akron emerge as strong contenders after recent wins, while Oberlin, Denison, Mount Union, and Case face tough lines to stay in the chase for the conference title.
Merray Stev emp, credit manager of Republic Rubber Co in San Francisco, visited with his parents around New Year. Mrs Dr C Haysted of Cleveland spent the weekend with friends. Dr J C Haskell preached at Second Cor retation church. he and family recently returned from Bulgaria where he served as missionary. Mrs Thomas Dexter is seriously ill at Dr Doler’s home in Lima Ohio. Prof H A Miller leaves for Chicago and Indianapolis to lecture on American nation and a substitute for Revolution. Mrs Frances Fitch of Flynn? and Miss Margaret Rice of Amherst mentioned.
An advertising pitch promotes receiving eleven free molds for desserts and salads with Jiffy-Jell. It claims free shipping to users and urges making Jiffy-Jell visually appealing. It promises a rare fruit flavored dessert at a price less than a small apple.
Maria Ohl of Chariom will spend the weekend in Oberlin with travel scheduled around January 24. She plans to visit local sights and attend events during the stay.
An old marketing spiel claims Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound can darken gray hair naturally in one or two applications. It promises a glossy youthful look but disclaims curing or preventing any disease.
A fragment from a 20th century ad promotes MARLIX as a universal stomach cure. It cites testimonials from Jon J Clark and B W Meriwether claiming instant relief after other doctors failed. The pitch urges readers to buy MARLIX for 75 cents, guaranteed by The Matrix Co. Fort Wayne Indiana and Beusais.
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