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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
7
The page lists newspaper office details for F. Burke and staff, mentions managing editor, address at 331 Second St, Slyria Oslo, and contact info. It includes circulation rates and advertising bureau references with Associated Press notice about news dispatch rights and republication.
A Cleveland Labor Committee report on industrial relations draws both labor and employer opposition. Business leaders say the propositions go too far, while labor groups feel they do not go far enough. Dr. Charles T. Howe of Case School of Applied Science says the principles could improve production and capital labor relations if adopted in Cleveland.
A historic letter by Herbert Hoover is analyzed as a potential factor in the 1920 campaign. The piece notes Hoover's earlier stance on European involvement and seeks to assess how publication of his views might affect his standing with Democrats and Republicans as the treaty becomes a campaign issue.
Bruce Petty 79 years old died Wednesday at noon at the home of H. M. Peabody where he had lived the past year. He once worked in Mennonite communities making farm and quarry pick handles and leaves a daughter in Northam and a brother in Deerfield Michigan. A long notice will appear in a later paper. Over 200 attended a three course dinner with toasts on Oberlin ideals progress business college and opportunities, followed by a dance with Wines Propriety Orchestra providing music.
Oberlin mourns Rev Roaswell Chapin who died suddenly of heart failure at his home south of Oberlin late Tuesday. Born in 1844 in Seville Ohio to New England parents, this news shocks the city.
A wartime fan note urges fans to warm up and rally for baseball as the World Series looms. It blends playful tips for cheering with reflections on players and the role of teams in morale and national effort. It mentions figures like Danforth Beaton and Beattie, plus war context and community activity.
Oberlin announces spring events led by Dean Frances Hosford and Mrs Ellen Hatch. Activities include lake trip, Ruggles Reach dance, movie party, two hikes, a Bush trip, a Dickinson House sing and girl supper after Lent services, plus recreational hall access with kitchen. Dramatic Association staged The Simoom in Warner Concert Hall. June commencement play is The Admirable Crichton with tryouts ongoing.
Prof. Hannah Dves of the School of Theology spoke Monday evening in Starpas about Japan’s architecture. She noted its harmony with landscape and its exclusive use of timber, contrasting with Chinese forms and the influence of Nara to Nikko in detailing.
Unclear readable text mentions Bishop, Pal hall, and January but lacks verifiable details or context to form a complete news item.
Oberlin residents will attend a charity fire department vaudeville event titled Firemen Ready for a Big Show. The program features municipal crews performing skits and acts to showcase their talents and raise funds for the department.
The Oberlin volunteer fire department plans a fundraising entertainment to benefit the town. Funds from ticket sales and past prize money will be pooled for the association and future years may see business leaders asked to contribute. Local support is strong as the event aims to reflect well on Oberlin when the group meets again.
AWest Crisp area tale describes a man and his friend losing a motorcar cap along the Dover road on the way to Cleveland. They retraced about a half mile with help from passing friends and decided to fix the cap on the car frame, hoping to find the missing piece.
Miss Anna A. Gordon national president and Miss Julia F. Deane managing editor of the Union Signal will tour the world for the National Women's Christian Temperance Union. They begin a survey tour through Europe and may go to Egypt and the Near East.
The readable fragments mix humorous quips on marriage media and culture with notices of engagements and theatre, plus stray editorials and regional remarks. Names like Elizabeth Wall MacConnors hint at society notes while broader jabs at politics and Bolshevism appear among joke items.
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