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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
12
Oberlin College held its Day of Prayer with a morning gathering of students and faculty in Finney Chapel. President Henry Churchill King addressed the audience on the Parable of the Foolish Rich Man, urging service over wealth and urging a life modeled after Christ.
Oberlin記 students recall George Alanson Andrus who died March 4 in Honolulu after influenza and pneumonia. He was an Oberlin graduate of 1912 and a tenor with the College Glee Club. He taught music at the Kamehameha Schools and had been in insurance, with his wife and child ill back home.
Oberlin March 6 An important Lorain County Ministerial Association meeting will be held next Monday at 10 o clock in Elyria M C A R B Whitehead of this place will speak on the labor movement and industrial problems followed by a discussion
Dr Cyril Haas, seven years a medical missionary in Turkey, will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist church in Oberlin next Sunday. He arrives as a representative of the Student Volunteer Movement at the Northern Ohio Conference, bringing wartime experiences from Turkey and notes on a high official’s daughter surgery that allowed him to stay through the war.
Probate Judge W. F. Wilcox of Elyria spoke at Oberlin High School chapel. He contrasted the Boy of Today with the Boy of Yesterday, noting a large turnout unusual for the town.
A social evening hosted by Mr. Rosenond at A R Kimpton's attracted sixteen art friends for an oyster supper at the Papworths in Willard court. Russia township trustees name R H Reighley road superintendent for the year. he will oversee grading drainage and dragging of roads. Residents urged to inspect sidewalks now and prepare curb and walk repairs as orders issued but delayed due to wartime conditions.
The text notes the artichoke's Barbary origins as a thistle variety along the Mediterranean coast. It then recalls the October 28 1825 Erie Canal opening, linking Lake Erie to the Hudson River, initiated in 1817 and completed largely through De Witt Clinton's influence at a cost of 7 002 000 dollars.
Granville notes a Saturday night Oberlin game with Denison facing a larger court and a difficult road test after Oberlin’s mixed results. Denison’s away record shows seven games on their own floor, a Columbus trip breaking the run, and prior big floor play against Ohio State. Local notices include health and travel updates for residents Snyder, Billenstein, Bradley, McCarthy, and a discussion on lamziekte or lame sickness linked to plant poisons from stressed grasses.
Donald Sage visited his parents Mr and Mrs W R Sage at 124 College Street Wednesday. He has worked for a lumber company in Big Bay Michigan and is then proceeding to Danville Virginia.
Reastor John HE Wise, partly Hawaiian, in Washington advocates saving the dwindling Hawaiian population from about 150000 to 25000. He leads a plan to place the remnant in open stretches of country as a homeland.
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