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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
11
Obituary notes the death of C He Hayles a Kipton merchant from Oberlin area, recorded as dying Wednesday at 2 o clock. Separate line mentions a March 15 Oberlin State University study on the honor system with two men to be involved.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Edward's Olive Tablets as a gentle calomel substitute that cleanses the bowels and liver, purifies the system, and improves bad breath. The vegetable olive mix is described as safe, with no after effects, costing 20 cents.
Oberlin prepares study sessions on the Oberlin Honor System with the Men’s Senate meeting Dean Nicol and Honor Court members. A music recital drew 71 students as Prof Morrison and Cleveland trip performers performed. Local residents Mrs Cox and Miss Hosford are ill or recovering, while others were noted for visits and health. An Oberlin College film was lost in transit with a duplicate planned for Akron on March 2, and an Alumni gathering of about 200 former students and 150 high schoolers is planned at West Congregational Church. Copper was in use before iron.
In Escanaba Michigan doctors spent days puzzled by Miss Evelyn Lyons fever until a hot water bottle was found to be the cause. Her supposed high temperature hovered around 116 degrees for several days before the truth emerged.
Attorney J A Chamberlain and sister Mrs. Luca Wilcox of Cleveland spent Sunday at the WA Chamberlain homestead in Grafton. John Ratine returned to Fort Wayne after two months with his daughter and husband Mr and Mrs W Baker. Mrs L D Lehman is ill with flu relapse. her mother Mrs A L Haury attends her. Mr and Mrs Henry Wise Sr visited their daughter Mrs Peter Shuster and husband. Good attendance at both morning and evening services.
The Mansfeld Reformatory boss and guard attended evening services and joined a discussion on reconciling God’s goodness and severity. Local reports cover visits, illnesses, sugar bush openings, property purchases, school activity, a new Businessmen’s Club, and a Belden Arrows basketball win. Queen Mary’s household expenses and royal finances are noted alongside Mabel Thayer Gessner’s railroad leadership role.
Cincinnati report notes the office of the U.S. marshal for the southern district of Ohio will be transferred to Columbus. In TMFFIN charges arise that some disbursements by Charles Calhoun, agent for the Condor commission official city charity, were not made.
Perryburg Ohio resident Mia Fricke shares relief from nerve and pelvic pains after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The testimonial urges women with similar ailments to try the remedy and pass the word along in their neighborhoods.
A report on file with Mayor Unger today by a board that investigated allegations of misappropriations accompanies funeral services for Frederick H. Goff, a Cleveland banker and philanthropist who died yesterday. In Columbus, conventions have drawn thousands. further sessions are planned. In Tiffin, taxpayers sue to block a $50,000 bond issue for a school auditorium replacement after a fire. In Columbus, Huntington National Bank completed its purchase of Hayden Clinton National Bank, boosting Huntington resources to about $30 million.
A local report notes a hawk in swift descent toward an ite prep area, racing at about 16 miles per hour with no apparent bowing gesture. The incident highlights sharp aerial motion and nearby observers noting the bird's speed and target.
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