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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1920
Page
4
Oberlin report describes Dr Paul Colestove of Obola using a Berlin road track then pulling onto Oberlin track, his car jamming a snow bank. A farmer arrived with a hay wagon to drag the auto free as the vehicle broke from the line and the doctor faced delays.
Oberlin College beats Western Reserve 6 to 1 in a disjointed game marked by long scoreless stretches. Wheeler leads Oberlin with the only field goals while Reserve struggles to score in the first half and late in the game. Steller plays his final varsity game, finishing a year with Oberlin.
A Jan 26 sermon at Oberlin praises the prohibition victory as the saloon menace falls, noting pioneers Neal Dow and Francis Murphy and describing the rise of temperance organizations like the Anti-Saloon League and Good Templars. It recalls prayer, watchfulness, and the moral struggle against alcohol.
A pledge for positive change toward religious virtue and steadfast enforcement of laws across the borders. Citizens vow loyalty to fair administration, denounce traitors, and unite with friends in a call for honest governance and national integrity.
Oberlin Jan 26 A wedding of the season occurred Saturday evening at Tank Home. Miss Satian Channon became the bride of Ray Hamilton of Pelis Iowa. The ceremony was performed by Rev FW Born in the ee 0 in the.
A wedding page describes the bride dressed in a white satin and georgette gown with mother’s gown lace trim and a bridal veil. Attendants include Grace Channon as bridesmaid and Channon Jr. as best man, with a flower girl Little Eldora Haskell. Guests from Attica Spencer Elyria Cleveland and Oberlin attend, and the Hamiltons plan a move to Pella Iowa after February 16.
January sale offers boys slip-over sweaters in color combinations for five dollars and six dollars and seventy five cents. The Robinson and Hancock Company located at 171 details the discount and stock.
The St. Clair Rebekah lodge of Elyria invites the Vine Rebekah lodge of Oberlin to meet on Wednesday February 4. Nine candidates will be put on for degree work. The Vine Rebekahs will consider the invitation this evening January 26.
Oberlin city officials met with C Warner of Cleveland last Wednesday to review revised plans for a new high school to be built on North Main Walnut and North Pleasant streets. The item followed notes of a reunion event for classes of 17 15 and 19 with adverse weather.
After a banquet at Park hotel dining room alumni attended the Oberlin Reserve basketball game. Their third alumni dance followed in Rowland hall after the game.
Oberlin January 26 Oberlin Business College trounced Spencerian Business College of Cleveland after the Elysia Oberlin clash Friday night. Georges Closa and Wendell starred as the main contributors to the win.
Thirty-five pupils began the second semester this morning at Oberlin High School. Enrollment now tops three hundred and fifty in the Oberlin school.
W C A spends the week in Greenfield Ohio with Mrs Harlan Metcalf and daughter Ethel from Madison. Mrs W O Bradford visits Ashtabula among friends. Webster hall hosts a reception on Saturday afternoon February 7. Walter Bird of Oberlin back in town for weekend with wife. W F Bohn heads east today on college business. Charles Cobb of East Claridon visits North Pleasant street with his parents.
Oberlin residents report Miss Esther Crowell of Talcott Hall was taken to Oberlin Hospital Friday for appendicitis surgery. Miss Loi Kyle of the county is mentioned in connection with local happenings.
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