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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

9

Oberlin rail carrier plans to quit after long service

June 13 report notes L P plan of 176 N Main St who has served the postal service in Oberlin for about 34 years will retire on July 1 after this year’s vacation. The article recalls early rides, civil service exam work, and Chapman’s long tenure with 140000 miles traveled as a carrier.

Berlin L. P N. Main St Rimn Peon Fm Chap Civil Service Oberlin Chapman Ters Association K. Chapman Obey College New

Conservatory School Music Departments Concert Tomorrow

Oberlin reports the Conservatory School of Music will present its annual concert Thursday at 7 30 in Warner Hall. Professors Heacox and Gehrkens lead the program featuring the high school orchestra and a chorus of over one hundred voices in two opening choruses and a cantata.

Oberlin Conservatory Warner Hall Heacox Gehrkens

Oberlin Business College to Host Spencerian School Friday

Oberlin Ohio June 18. The Oberlin Business College team meets Spencerian Commercial School of Cleveland at Dill Field Friday at 3 p m. The event showcases local competition in a late afternoon game.

Oberlin Oberlin Business College Spencerian Commercial School of Cleveland Dill Field

Blanche Whitney Weds Harold Brandt at Home Ceremony

In Oberlin on June 13, Blanche Whitney aged 15 wed Harold Brandt in a private 8:00 p.m. ceremony at the bride’s residence. Rev. E. G. Evans officiated. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried bride’s roses. The couple, both Wellington High graduates, were attended by no one else and celebrated with relatives and close friends.

Oberlin Blanche Whitney Luemms Whitney South Main Harold Brandt Fred Brandt Pittsfeld E. G. Evans Pittsfield Mrs. Brandt Wellington High School Brandt Mr. Brandt

Oberlin Couple Settles On Farm After Wedding

Newlyweds plan to reside on a farm on the outskirts of Oberlin after a motor trip. Oberlin notes report engagements, visits, and local events including college exams, a Flower Mission meeting, and social visits from residents such as Mrs. Goodnight and family, the Dexter place purchase, and upcoming summer plans.

Welling ‘Ton

Do Feet Burn Stop Em Quick Informed Remedy

Irregular itching and irritation described in the passage promises relief for burning feet. The ad claims the product targets skin and flesh irritation in the arches and relieves the trouble quickly. It mentions a tubed preparation and a speedy improvement by next morning.

Amy Yeraine

Local Notes From Henriettta and Nearby Towns

Miss Paula Seideman of Yenping China visited local homes and will soon meet relatives in Bu before returning to China. Epworth League meeting postponed due to rain. Attendees at the National Dairy Sale included Arthur Portman and family. Several locals attended events in Cleveland Berea and Avon Lake. Ben Pierce elected County Superintendent. R W Jeffreys named Avon Lake High principal.

Henrietta Paula Seideman Yenping China A. E. Schneider Herman Portmen Iisrt States Epworth League Thoms North Randall Arthur Portman J. J. Portman E. 0. Portman Walter Ansersbach Roy Angersbach A. Portman Cleveland D. Cochran Russel Miss Cochran Pierson Elyria Elia Keandeigh Obertlin Robert Vetter Berea Harry Roy Brewer Birmingham Thors Ben Pierce Erin County Wakeman Huron R. W. Jeffreys Smith-Hushes Birmingham-Florence High School Avon Lake Raegersville Henry Thayer Berlin Heights Alma Meyers Baldwin Wallace Irvin Bauman King’s Heralds Methodist Church

Birthdayless child in Denthon hosts cake with candles

A child in Denthon country lacked birthday parties while a large cake with sixteen candles marked a rare celebration. Gifts totaled nearly five dollars intended for missions as the metta local of the Ohio Farmer Co operative Milk Association met in Birmingham town hall.

Denthon King's Heralds Metta Ohio Farmer Co-operative Milk Association Birmingham W. Jennings Olmsted Falls

Meeting Sets New Transport Contract for Mite Delivery

A meeting decided to switch the contract for mite transportation to the current carrier. The discussion touched on faith, daily sermons, and the idea that enthusiasm for a purpose sustains life.

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RST Esinol Conservatory School Business College Mrs. H Brandt Lincoln Mose Wilder Elyria, Ohio Rtas Lowe Brothers THE Elyria Hardware Co Baid Goodnight Emma Worcester Helen Rawdon M. Morris B. Moyne Ruggles E. L. Brownback F. Geber Anna I. Williams Flint Mich C. BR. A. Walter A. W. McIntosh Lorain Co John Hopkin’s University James Morris Prospect St Walter M. Melody St. Petersburg G. Comatock W. Lorain St Dexter Place Lorain St T. G. Beott Breckenridge Texas Oberlin Hospital Exchange Cius Park Hotel Flora French BE. College St C. C. West Philadelphia Frank Ward New Rochelle N. Y Europe Ruth Grant Sulling College Britol W. College St A. G. Comings George Wood W. Comings Peacock Flower Mission C. E. Peabody N. Pleasant St Beard T. G. Scott E. R. Hopkins Breckinridge Operlin Fred Hall Mary Winter Park Fla L. Miskoveky Harry Hovey Frank Foster N. Pleasant Street Bovis Bulgaria Elyria Auto Service CO East Broad Street John C. Everard Quality Insurance Service New Bank Madame Grace Kali Sale Sample Hat Shop
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