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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
10
W. H. Crispin a son in Michigan. Karl originally came from Michigan. Funeral services were held this morning at 9 30 at Allen Sexman funeral parlors Lurial wan in Westwood cemetery.
Oberlin reports two foreign boy offenders about 16 were taken by Mayor Smith for juvenile court after stealing Geo R Clone's car. The youths were sent to the reformatory for rehabilitation.
Oberlin Dramatic Club will present a play at Lakewood on Friday night March 28 after a Tuesday show at North Olmsted. Intercollegiate Prohibition Association offers 34 cash prizes from 10 to 300 dollars for essays on The World Movement Against Alcoholism. Professor EK Kirkpatrick of the University of Michigan discussed social issues in a recent article.
Oberlin shows a strong model of self government though it falls short in fully integrating student and alumni bodies into college governance. The piece argues for broader inclusion to strengthen institutional self rule.
Oberlin notices detail weekly club meetings and social events. Activities include Woman’s Relief Corps initiation and birthday celebrations, Sewing Circle gathering at 192 Forest Street, History Department topic South America, and several neighborhood meetings around March 19 to March 28. Local dances and illnes updates noted.
Mrs Henry Dellerfield visits relatives and neighbors share time at Evergreen Club meeting in Amherst and South Ridge. Attendees include Mrs G D Kern Mrs Lewis Spiegleberg Mrs Wm Cook Mrs Henry Dellefield and guests. Several local families visit kin in Elyria Amherst Lorain and Cleveland with plans for future gatherings.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from fresh peppers for quick relief from rheumatism and muscle pains. It promises instant tingling heat, deep warmth within minutes, and claims to ease lumbago backache stiffness and colds in the chest.
Sunday with Rhinehart Cook and family attendance at Henry Kolber funeral noted. Community updates include visits, birthdays, hospital stays, Farm Bureau meeting at Amherst Town Hall, and an old fashioned spelling bee at Town Line School.
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as the quickest remedy for pimples. It claims pimples dry up and vanish, calling Sulphur unmatched for pimple removal. Describes Bowles Men sulfur as harmless and inexpensive and advises asking a druggist for a small jar and using it like cold cream.
Thursday evening in charge of teacher Miss Stuth Fowls ended with a served luncheon and a good time reported by all. Mrs. Peter Dellefield and son Walter were callers here Thursday evening.
Bids for the Defiance Elks Home addition have been received. The project, currently half completed, is estimated to cost 50 000 now and 90 000 eventually.
Defiance reports show W Tedrow manager of Athantty and Pacific Tem store and Benia mine Brickman druggist were burned by a check forgery for 24.50. Clearing house reports reveal the loss and details.
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