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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
12
Oberlin public school students completed exams yesterday and begin a four day vacation. Examinations began Monday morning with Thursday and Friday set as extra holidays by the school board. College exams start Friday and run through next week, with the second semester starting February 4.
Plans for the wedding of Miss Ada Pollock and Harold M. Haylor, both Oberlin residents, whose engagement was announced last fall, have been recently announced. The couple expect a ceremony in Oberlin.
Externally applied “Mother's Friend” relieves prenatal distress by relaxing tight tissues and muscles. It soothes skin, keeping it soft and pliable with daily use. Three generations of mothers praise it, including Mrs Selah Mathews from Dawsonville NC. Public notice that it helps labor. booklet offered by Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta.
Misa Pollock daughter of Mrs. Sarah Pollock of Oberlin and class of 1929 at the college, will wed soon after graduation next June. Haylor, a 1922 Ohio Wesleyan graduate, previously worked with his brother in the Haylor Bookstore and now with the Ward Wells Dressan Gates company in New York, a firm handling campaigns for schools and churches.
Oberlin prep for the Tiffin game with a fast scrimmage against the Oberon Celtics and Janby Oils. Carl Brickley joins the Janbys for his first appearance against Bellevue. Ruth Lampson injures her arm on icy sidewalks as Oberlin faces another freeze.
Administration informs students the new rule will keep honors, senior exemptions, and privileges tied to high scholarship, but place less focus on grades. The move aims to ensure mastery of subject matter remains the priority beyond graduation.
New York scientists propose cultivating geraniums to combat Japanese beetles in orchards and gardens. Charles H B, of the Department of Agriculture, notes larvae paralyzed beetles die in about four days and that beetles recover quickly unless feeding on sunlit foliage.
The largest six star we can reasonably measure is Alpha Scorpii with a diameter about 400,000,000 miles.
The text states that hair colors black brown flaxen or red when pigment supply falls hair loses color and turns gray describing the aging or pigment depletion process in a concise manner.
The college announces a new two grade policy to start with the second semester. Students will receive either passing or falling grades, while exact marks will still be recorded by instructors and filed with the registrar but not used in final standings.
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