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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1920

Page

5

Oberlin Training School concert delights audience with choral and solo pieces

Oberlin May 12 attendees enjoyed the Kindergarten Training School’s annual concert featuring a twenty five girl chorus and solos by Wen Cahill and Katherine Fordyce. The program included Wings of Music Irish Lullaby Rustic Wedding and other light selections amid scenes of training work. Local faculty and residents noted upcoming commencements and graduations while reporting on community visits and travels.

Oberlin Cles Club Fell Mendelssoun N. Clifford Page Fritz Spindler l@ Hunter and the Lion Lassen Helen Canin Predotda Robinson Marci Bistling Katherine Fordyce Mister Boogaman

Cowan Grocer of Oberlin Dead at 79

John H. Cowan a longtime Oberlin grocer, died at 7 16 p.m. at his brother's home on Groveland Street after pneumonia. Born June 16, 1841 in Salisbury North Carolina, he moved to Oberlin in 1854 and ran a grocery on East Destreet for years. He was married to Helen Ay of Cleveland. four children John Edwin Ester and Grace, all in Cleveland, plus a brother and many friends mourn him. Funeral notices will be in Thursday's paper.

Oberlin John H. Cow Cowan Groveland St Lesday Mrr Salisty N. C East Destreet Mr. Wan Helenay Cleveland John Edwin Ester Clar Ce Mily Thurs- Y

Oberlin Arts Exhibit and French Plays at Sturges Hall

Oberlin hosts a bronzes and etchings exhibit May 7 to 28 in Dudley Memorial Art Building with a gallery talk by C D Martin at Sturges Hall. Julia Severance gives a gallery talk Friday May 14. Two French comedies by Eugene Labiche are presented May 12 at 7 30 pm in Sturges Hall directed by the college French department including La Lettre Chargee and La Grammaire.

Oberlin Dudley Ten Memorial C. D. Martin Sturges Hall Julia Severance Oberlin Association Eugene Labiche Evergn College French Departments la Lettre Chargea Govement la Grammaire

Oberlin May 12 Personal Notes and Visitors

R L Scott of New York spent the weekend with family. Miss Anne Grover and son Graham left for Chicago. Edwin, with Aug Water-Color works, visiting. Mr and Mrs David Hayton hosted guests on East College street. Marie Martin of Detroit visited with her mother. Adell Royce recovering from appendicitis. expected to leave hospital in a week. Prof H A Miller spoke in Wilmington and Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Q H Woodard and children arrived from Dallas to visit Mrs Woodard. They plan to return home soon as Mr Woodard works in oil fields.

Texas J. B. DeForest Washington, D. C Connecticut de Forest Ian Hannah Amherst High School W. J. Hutchings Brownheim Ruth Cochrane Cleveland Oberlin Charles Kendeigh E. Waite Wright C A. Hall E. W. Spaulding Elyria Willis-Overland Walter Crafts Montreal Can Cincinnati Canada R. L. Scott New York Anne Grover Little Phew Graham Chicago H. A Miller Willmington Del Inshington D C Q. H Woodard Onertin Dallas

Pleasant Street school wins in city song contest

A spirited contest between Prospect and Pleasant Street schools on May 12 featured grades singing linked to Oberlin Conservatory teachers. Judges E A Muller C Adams and Prof Edward Dickinson awarded the prize, a wholesale 25 flag, funded by ticket sales.

Gberln Prospect Pleasant Street Department of Public School Music Oberlin Conservatory Pleasant Street School E. A. Muller Charles Adams Edward Dickinson Pleasant School

Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Color for Any Fabric

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes offering a guaranteed way to renew faded garments. It claims compatibility with wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends, covering dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts, and more. The package directions guarantee easy success. A Diamond Dye Color Card helps match fabrics.

Moonlit Farmstead Theft Pleases Scout Troop News

In a moonlit night Billy and Nanny attempt to steal from Mr Bell's farm but evade pursuit when a couple on a drive passes. The scene shifts to a Scout hike where the troop builds a lean-to, practices signaling, firebuilding and cooking, and prepares for team selection.

Tutu Dwight Koppes Merle McCullough Robert Newton John Hignett Richard Stevens Ernest Read Myron Hill Rahih Cobb Donald Gehl Nelson Fitch Robert Cheney Robert Squires Frank Wilcox

Baptist Revival at First Baptist Oberlin Draws Large Crowds

May 12 revival at First Baptist Church led by Dr. J. Z. A. Henry draws strong attendance. He preaches on gospel truths with emphasis on obedience to keep God’s palace of peace. Afternoon message praises God’s love and presence. evening focuses on youth and what to do with Jesus Christ. He concludes with three sermons next Sunday before traveling to Philadelphia.

Oberlin First Baptist Church J. Z. A. Henry Palace of Peace House of Peace Jesus Christ Henry Philadelphia Washington

Scout rally set for Friday at 7 p m on fair grounds

Scout Headquarters reports new handbooks and dairies available at fifty and fifteen cents respectively with other supplies on hand. A general rally or outdoor meeting of the organization is planned for Friday at 7 p m at an undetermined location, likely the fair grounds. Last Friday’s meeting drew about forty attendees and featured talks on uniform wear.

Scout Headquarters

School Garden News: Gates school forms 7 companies of 150

Judging by enlistments the Warden soldiers of Gates School prepare for a campaign against weeds and bugs as well as high living costs. The army includes seven companies led by Captains Kragman Harrison Thorley Whitacre Gelber and others with Lieutenants Radachy Fowls O'Hara Liggette Macsney Hunt.

Gates School Edward Kragman Rena Radachy Hoe Rake Stanley Harrison Mildred Fowls John Thorley Esther Black Earl Whitacre Arthur O’hara Earl Gelber Warne Liggette Lester Dulovies Andrew Macsney Fred Snoble Charles Hunt

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