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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
10
Dr G G Kullmann, a cosmopolitan socialist and Christian, spoke at Oberlin on the German revolution since the armistice. He argued the revolution arose from circumstances, not a planned mission, contrasted with Russia, and urged transformation through Jesus Christ as a force of justice rather than new policy.
At Finney Chapel Oberlin on March 15 the fourth union Lenten service featured Gen. R. Grece of DePauw University preaching on seeing Jesus. He argued that Jesus endures amid evolving thought and institutional change, remaining vital in moral guidance and understanding of God, appealing to both intellect and personal conduct.
Professor Hannah addresses men of Christchurch Oberlin on Scandanavians in the country and at home. He outlines the five Scandinavian countries Sweden Norway Denmark Finland, noting Teutonic stock, Viking heritage, and historic migration to America. He cites Swedish settlement along the Delaware estuary in 1638 and the spread of Lutheran and Episcopal churches among Scandinavians, with Minnesota a large center.
Oberlin mourns the death of Arthur Sherburne a life long Pittsfield resident who died Friday night after a years long illness. He was over seventy two and married Ada Whitney March 20 1872 in Pittsfield. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Walter West Wellington and Mrs Floyd Avery Pittsfield seven grandchildren and two brothers Dr Sherburne Pittsfield and Marshall Sherburne San Jose Cal. Funeral at 12:20 today conducted by Rev N Van der Pyl with burial in East cemetery Pittsfield.
Oberlin College’s Women’s Glee Club of 26 members, directed by J. E. Wickler, performed a second annual home concert Saturday at 7 30 pm. The group plans a spring tour, four days in New York City, and appearances in Brooklyn Washington Pittsburgh and Akron.
Oberlin March 15 Lyle D Woodruff and W H Eehots were chosen as delegates to the state convention to be held in Columbus March 30 31 A committee was named to arrange talks by Nessrs Hopkins and Williams of the National Committee to be in Oberlin March 24. Also Charles Rabold will present a folk song and dance demonstration in Warner hall March 20. Elections for 1920 22 at the Y W C A and Y M C A in Peters Court on Tuesday.
Oberlin residents report a busy spell with relatives in Wellington and Elyria visits. The Oberlin business college to host a banquet at Hobbs hall and the First Baptist Church Missionary Society held a large annual meeting with a supper and children’s play. The Lorain county OMC Older Boys conference in Elyria features talks by Francis Gray and Walter James with sessions at the First Congregational church and a Master Man talk by Dr Tap Hannah after a banquet at the M C A building. Professor I C Hannah gives a Japanese Architecture lecture at Sta rges hall under the Oberlin Art Association. The Faculty Club hosted a gathering at Elm Street clubhouse with additional remarks by Prof C. B. B.
Nellie McGinn of New York writes Balmwort Tablets gave near immediate relief from kidney and bladder trouble pain back hips and headaches with fever chills and nervousness after one year of distress. She now reports total relief and urges others to try the product sold by leading druggists at $1 per tube.
Martin delivered a lecture on Athens illustrated by stereoptical pictures. Refreshments were served afterward.
Prof H L Lutz of Oberlin urged Ohio tax reform citing obsolete general property tax and double taxation of mortgages. He called for a fixed state levy, replacement of the one percent limit, and a three-point plan from the National Taxation Association: personal income tax, full tangible property classification, and taxation of business corporations.
Amherst high school plans to send a representative to the Oratorical Contest in Elyria in early April. The top five from the county contest advance to Cleveland to face other counties in the northeastern part of the state. A local contest will select the Amherst entrant, with about a dozen students practicing their orations for the first week in April.
Neale, with roots in Atlanta and London, played for Marrietta and later appeared in the 1915 world series hitting .387 with ten hits in twenty eight at bats. He advanced through Dayton and Wheeling before signing with Cincinnati in 1916 as a versatile end fielder and strong RBI contributor.
Amherst bowling team defeated Elyria rivals Thursday evening at the local alleys. MOMs show Se as a summary fragment. no further readable details available.
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