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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1923
Page
5
Lin, March 6. The Shansi observance in chapel marked new support for Shansi work. Ray Mayer presented the plan and urged continued aid, noting over 190 people assisted this year. Dr. Andrews and Rev. D Eddy spoke on goals and the American board's role in promoting Shansi relations.
Harold Andrews, 23, is named president and Arnold Zurcher, 24, secretary and treasurer of Phi Kappa Psi as the old society prepares to revive wartime activities. The club plans to adopt the Wiepin design, redecorate its rooms in the men’s building, and create lounging spaces for former members and friends during homecoming and other events.
Wright Weaver a former Oberlin resident died at his son Afilo Weaver of Berlin Heights home Friday morning of pneumonia. He leaves four children Mrs Bert Prosser Oberlin Mrs Barnet Cleveland Mrs Schultz Lorain and Milo Weaver Berlin Heights. Funeral held at 1 p m from the Berlin Heights home. Burial In Westwood Cemetery Oberlin.
Traveling secretaries of the Church Board for students Work from the Methodist Presbyterian Episcopalian Lutheran Baptist and Congregational churches will be in Oberlin March 1 7 and 8 for vocational conferences with students. Teas will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 15 to allow secretaries to meet students of their denomination.
Mrs Margaret Jones Harlow wife of George R. Harlow and former Pittsburgh resident died in a Cleveland hospital. Born May 1 1866 she was an active Christ Church member in Oberlin where funeral services were held. She leaves husband four daughters two sons and several siblings.
Oberlin College unveils a revised admissions plan to emphasize scholarship and personal qualifications. Applications will be sent to prospective students, with principals providing confidential reports on intellect, industry, and leadership. A committee will review early in April to raise standards by selective criteria.
On March 4 the Korean students of Oberlin College marked the fifth anniversary of Korean independence in the Men's building faculty room. A program included the Korean national anthem, a Declaration of Korean Independence reading, a talk by Prof. H A Miller, a Constitution reading, and speeches on Korea's present conditions. The gathering closed with "Onward Christian Soldiers" and benediction. Five Korean students are listed: Kyringnah Yang, Jinsil Kim, Chungsook Kim, Youngsoon Choo, and Adelaide Kim.
Oberlin March 5 The mother and daughter banquet was held at the Methodist church Saturday evening at 5 30. The ladies served a two course dinner. Miss Martha Bailey sang A Hose in the Bud and A Spring Son accompanied by Miss Vendera McKee. Dorothy Jeffry violin solo The Middle Movement of 2 Concerto. The program followed with Toastmistress Dorothy Jeffry and tributes titled Daughter G O Mine Mrs C G Rogers My Mothers Job and Mine Martha Howard Mother O Mine Marian Wetzel Hopes Louise D Harrow chair man girl s work The Girl Citizen of Today Mrs J Leimann.
Oberlin March 5 The Oberlin Fire Department seeks added capacity with a Ford truck. Captain Clarence Van Ausdale proposed purchase, contingent on council approval. Vehicle chassis arrived Monday morning, and permits for the upgrade were secured from the Oberlin council.
Mareh 3 Marret Dupre the Freed organist will present the second number of the Artis Keenul Course in Finney Chapel on Tuesday evening March 6. AY Pay is now on a turn of America that has broken all records for omen into Louis. He plays everything from memory with complete technical command of the instrument. Members of the Northern Ohio Guild of Organists will attend the recital as guests of Deuwn Mor 4 rsau of the Conservatory of Maursce. Oberlin man heads Mortuesan Ohlo circuit to i Edwards of QGberlin was elected president with Frank Jones of Norwalk as secretary and treasurer.
The Matrons Association of the Order of Eastern Star held a meeting in Elyria with Mrs Chas Weeks Mrs Milo Read and Mrs C E Juneman in attendance. Mrs Juneman replaced Mrs N A Martin who could not attend. Six past matrons from Lorain Amherst Oberlin Wellington Elyria and LaGrange will be admitted to the Association later this month.
Oberlin clubs schedule events from March 5 to March 16 including plays, quilting and sewing circles, teaching activities, and meetings chaired by Mrs. etc. The Oberlin Woman's Club departments and missionary society plan programs, Kipling reading, Child Conservation League circle, and various meetings at homes on North Professor Street Forest Street West Lorain Street and East College. Rev. F W Smith attended the Area meeting in Columbus last week.
A report of a church gathering at the Methodist church notes Mr Ju 8 Burguer speaking on his Detroit trip. Ralston, 183 N Pleasant Street, remains seriously ill while Spaulding is also ill at home on N Pleasant Street. Local residents attend and discuss health concerns.
In New York the inquiry concerns the Amur movement directed at superintendent W H Anderson. Rev Dr Perley A Baker says the attack targets the movement rather than Anderson personally. Meanwhile in Ohio the Henry Burns murder trial in Paineville moves slowly amid local gossip. In Cincinnati a letter claims Romanoff heads are kept in alcohol in Moscow, sent by Dr J J McDevitt.
In Meigs county representative HIE pushes a bill to restore quail to the game list with a five day annual open season. A legislative member interprets the measure as a potential kill of the bill, signaling a contentious committee hearing.
In Washington the Senate and currency committee favorably reported the nomination of James O a Republican from New Mexico for comptroller of the currency despite White House pressure.
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