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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1926

Page

6

American Youth Free Happy and Progressive German Author Finds

German publicist Fritz Zielesch reviews his book Youth in the Land of Youth describing American youth as free and progressive. He contrasts American nonemotional recreation of nature with German youth forming individual opinions and notes American education aims to produce good citizens and uniform standards.

Berlin Fritz Zielesch K. Q O. Bertling American Institute Scouts Camp Fire America

Oberlin Council Under Manager System Reorganizes

Oberlin's new town government held its second council meeting. Fred Edmonds was appointed night notice, four deputy officers were reinstated Brickley Lansing Powers and Feakins. G Clifton of 40 King Street elected as fifth member to fill Portar’s vacancy. Clifton has resided in Oberlin about two years, previously from Avon. Routine bills were paid and visitors attended including a bus company representative seeking station relocation from E College Street to N Main Street in front of the Sugar Bowl.

Hglis Oberlin Fred Edmonds Brickley Lansing Powers Feakins G. Clifton King Street Ra Portar Clifton Avon E. College Street Sugar Bowl N. Main Street

Oberlin League of Women Voters President Reports

The Oberlin League of Women Voters releases its annual report by president Per malia Allen. The 1925 constitution adopted January 26 guides the year’s program emphasizing citizen education and discussion of key issues locally and nationally. The group held 20 meetings, 6 board sessions, and a June general meeting to review board actions and local government candidate information.

League OF Women Voters Oberlin Permalia Allen Oberlin League of Women Voters League State League

League reports ten study meetings and pre election activities

The delegation describes thirteen meetings aimed at promoting intelligent discussion of vital issues. Ten were Citizenship Study committee sessions, with lectures by state Senator William Cominge and townsman A G Comings. The league helped fill school board vacancies, hosted Prof William Mosher for a talk on the Manager Plan, and circulated candidate views via letters and handbills. Attending conference in Oberlin, delegate Wm Savageis goes to New York on business before returning.

League Citizenship Study Committee Wm. Cominge A. G. Comings Sturges Hall William Mosher School of Citizenship and Public Affairs Syracuse University Teague James Brand Oberlin

Milk of Magnesia Ad Warns Users Without Phillips

Advertisement notes doctors long prescribed Milk of Magnesia for 50 years as antacid laxative and corrective. Mentions 25 cent bottles and 50 cent bottles with directions printed in drug stores. The notice stresses Phillips as key to obtaining the original product.

Phillips

Examinations Start Friday at Oberlin College

Mid year exams begin Friday January 22 at 3 oclock and run one week. Thursday is a college holiday. Oberlin district reports a Sorosis Club meeting with talks on Modern Chinese Leaders and Current Events. Fire at Wm Binns home causes about 500 dollars damage. insurance covers loss. Mrs Gunn and Mrs D A Gunn return from Florida reporting fine roads. Grange installation attended by several members. Special Friday offer from West Side Lumber and Coal Co.

Oberlin Sorolis Club Oberlintorosis Club H. J. Rawdon HL. L. Bassett Carl Dudley Wm. Binns S. Pleasant Street

Oberlin Chronicle Notes and Local Transfers

A Norwalk meeting with Wood county deputy present appears in local notes. Professor Louw Keller of Minneapolis, formerly of Oberlin, visited Jan 21 and split his time between campus events and a Chicago trip. Lois Kelley, recently discharged from the hospital, is mentioned in this Oberlin update.

Wood County Norwalk Visetor Oberlin Lois Kelley

Mt Sinai Hospital Infant Returns Home With Kotley Parents

The past two weeks at Mt Sinai hospital Cleveland ended with the infant being brought home this Thursday afternoon by her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Kotley.

Mt. Sinai Hospital Cleveland George Kotley

Pythian Sisters in Orange Hold Regular Meeting

Regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters in Orange scheduled for June 22 at 7 30 p m. William Ingram, who lost his sight at age six, is noted as the first.

Pythian William Ingram

Blind Solicitor Ingram Passes After Studying Law

A blind solicitor in Wales named Mr Ingram has passed his final four law exams after studying at least 1 600 volumes which were read aloud to him.

Im Wale Ingram Ha

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