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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1920
Page
7
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The Chronicle Telegram data lists office addresses in Elyria Ohio and advertising rates. It notes prices per copy and mail rates within Lorain County and Ohio, with Associated Press and Bureau affiliations. It includes international office locations and notices about news dispatch rights and republication.
The piece notes petitions in Ohio seeking referendums on two laws the Crabbe Prohibition Enforcement Act and a women suffrage measure. It questions signer legitimacy, cites Lorain County petitions, and suggests many names may be noncitizens or unfamiliar, raising doubts about referendum viability.
May 27 report from Oberlin shows Michigan Aggies defeat Oberlin 1 0 as Mills pitched a nine inning win. Brilliant Aggies defense kept Mills spotless in late innings while Snyder and Johnson provided key hits for the scoring in the fifth.
Obituary note reports the death of a resident and funeral services set for May 27 at First Congregational Church. The service will honor Mrs Iva Burt, widow of James F Hud Oberlin and of Pliteburg.
Oberlin a Elyria resident A R Webber selected by Henry Lincoln Post veterans to deliver the Decoration day address in Oberlin on Monday May 21. Automo biles will transport Post and Women’s Relief Corps to the cemetery for graves decoration at 9 o clock. A parade will form at Vine and South Main and march to the soldiers monument for Grand Army services.
The service plans include a drum corps Grand Army veterans Rebel Corps American Legion and school children at a church where Judge Webber will speak at 10 a.m. The students will sing before the address. Donations of automobiles to carve members of the Post and Relief Corps for the cemetery are requested, with contact to L. Edwards.
The Daughters of the American Revolution annual meeting was held in the Second church parlors. Officers elected include Regent Mrs Alice Williams Vice Regent Miss Pauline Alien Secretary Miss Abbie Littin Treasurer Miss Alberta J Husted Registrar Mrs Sallie M Be Grow Historian Mrs Mery Burton Musical Director Mrs KO Morrison Charman of Ways and Means Mrs L Guan Program Committee Miss Bessie Little Organizing Regent Mrs Lilian Sherrill Member-at-Large Mrs G M Morgan. A report on the state convention was given by Mrs Williams and a report by Miss Alen on the National Congress in Washington DC.
Oberlin College announces 24 graduates and honorary members elected to Phi Beta Kappa Zeta Chapter. Among them are professors F. MacLennan and D. R. Moore from Toronto and the Class of 1919 includes Joseph Wesley Ellis Gretchen Marie Henninger and Katherine Henninger from Ohio towns Peninsula New Bremen and Ohio respectively.
The Lo the Rose chapter elected high scholars from the graduating class of 1920. Names include Mildred Brigham Toledo Helen Carter Bryan Elizabeth Collins LaGrange Esther Crockett Paulding Elizabeth Crofts Toledo Marion Dasef Barberton Mary Fenderich Ben Avon Florence Gorhan Cleveland and others such as Howard Hall Amherst Raymond Hengst Logan Mildred Morns Oberlin Frank Morse Troy Vivian Payne Mount Pleasant Leonard Peabody Appleton Ruth Reder Logansport Corinne Schlegel Millersburg Bobbie Scott Vicksburg Mary Springer Zelienople Martha Terborgh Oberlin Mildred Tollefson Mabel Marguerite Walters Willoughby Murray Wilcox Canfield.
North of Pittsfield a driver stopped to inspect a tire in the road when a man emerged from darkness and aimed a gun at his head. The auto owner briefly confronted the assailant before fleeing.
Fragmentary report describes a rapid visit to Ober hn, a decoy mentioned, and a man held up during a trip with no clear result or outcome evident in the readable text.
Gberlin personals list May 21 activities including Mrs CG, Mrs FQ Foyt in Cleveland, Joan Phillips visiting sister Mrs JF Zel laro, Fred Sweeny visiting Mrs Alexander CH in Bhr, James Lawson family from Oberlin, Prof. Jesse Mack visiting Brunson, Winifred Richards in El mir N 418, Mrs H A Green in Elm sire, C B Hayden of Seattle visiting Walter James family, Mrs Walter James’ niece visiting Birmingham, Joe Collins recently involved.
Ill person Mrs Georgis shows slow improvement after four weeks illness. Rev Archibald Campbell Preston will preach at Second Congregational Church next Sunday. Hunsberger remains unconscious after Saturday accident at Oberlin Hospital with slight improvement. Miss Edith Eastwood Metcalf sails to New York then Paris for Red Cross training before Albania service. Mrs Charles Swain buys Tissot Art Shop. Miss Annie Baker visits from Constantinople and Gedek Pasha school for five war years. Reverend King accepts call to Dennison Avenue Congregational Church in Cleveland. Oberlin Woman's Club meeting May 28 to discuss amendments. Rev Bailey of Cleveland spoke to Mt Zion Baptist men. Industrial Art exhibition and sale at Pleasant Street School Friday with children program. Ex-service men invited to G A R hall meeting Thursday evening for important business.
A reader describes severe facial pimples covering the face and scalp and relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports immediate improvement from a free sample and purchases more, claiming complete healing. Signed Misa Evelyn-Shepard, St. Paul Minnesota, April 7, 1919. Use Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for all toilet purposes.
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