Chancellor Cano Vacationing in Germany's Black Forest
Chancellor Cano and his wife are vacationing in the Black Forest as allies focus on tensions over Feparations and the Ruhr. The trip underscores a pause in German affairs amid European concerns.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
8
Chancellor Cano and his wife are vacationing in the Black Forest as allies focus on tensions over Feparations and the Ruhr. The trip underscores a pause in German affairs amid European concerns.
In Sturges Hall Tuesday evening about fifty people attended a League of Women Voters sponsored session on the city manager form of government. Professor Geiser explained the plan and most present signed a petition seeking a referendum, reflecting growing local interest in adopting the system.
Dozens of local events fill a busy Oberlin area page: Mrs L E Burgner hosts a dinner for Dr and Mrs George Andrews and Miss Esther and Whitfield Andrews. Rev Chester F Ralston prepaches at First Baptist. Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society meet at Mrs H H Avery’s home. Oberlin Business College hosts summer school reception by President Henderson. Mrs L E Burgner to speak on Modern Values at Lakeside Federation July 10 11. details of a wedding party and a long guest list from Mabel Elizabeth Spore and Malcolm Foote Jameson wedding. future plans for Jameson to Madison Wisconsin for study. and a large guest list at the Miss Mary Louise Finch and Howard Hall wedding with many attendees from various cities.
The National Federation of Post Office Clerks plans a campus convention at Paso in September to discuss labor issues and organize actions.
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