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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
6
A town council resolution outlines a curfew enforcement plan for Oberlin. The document cites finance and legal steps, with references to publication and sale insertions. County attorneys and officials are named in the process of implementing the act.
Three new portfolios added and shifts made in the ormer cabinet actions. Most of the new officials are longtime Lenin aides since the communists rose to power seeking world influence.
Oberlin civic figure H F Smith leads local Auto Club chapter and oversees meeting plans and activities. The article notes Smith’s leadership role and involvement in club events and community engagement.
The Oberlin Board of Elections names officers including president and treasurer with Harald Kite and Bertha Tape among attendees. A local apartment sale and home move are noted for Mrs O P Woodworth and Miss Pearl, with community notices about residents and gatherings.
A city plans an $160,000 water works bond issue as bids fail to attract interest. The sale aims to fund water system improvements including machinery and equipment upgrades. details remain unclear due to damaged text but indicate postponed or uncertain bid outcomes.
A vintage advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as the simple natural way to restore rich red blood. It links late hours poor diet and stress to poor health and promotes liquid or tablet forms from local druggists.
On January 20 at the Hotel Lorain the Elyria mayor was the principal speaker at a noon luncheon marking the Stenuth anniversary of the organization and its seventh year of founding. Other members gave commemorative talks as the nationwide celebration proceeds.
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