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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
8
A chaotic scene unfolds as gingerbread crumbs prompt tales of swallowed treats. Goats snatch shirts and trousers while boys pursue, leaving one boy shirtless with only a coat strapped around his waist in a desperate disguise.
Union Church committees move to organize a Lange task with the aim of coordinating outreach, fundraising, and community service. Leaders specify project roles and schedule a meeting to assign responsibilities and track progress. Signed organizers pledge to report back on outcomes and timelines.
Oberlin College prepares for its annual interclass indoor track meet this Saturday afternoon. The sophomore team is favored to win with seniors close behind, as Coach Metcalf plans outdoor practice to begin April 1. Strong distance runners Salter Rice and Cole are developing, sprinters Mayer and the Martin brothers are key, and Lauthers Metcalf Curtis expect to excel in weights while Knesa l stands out in high jump and pole vault. Oberlin also schedules four intercollegiate meets including a triangular with Case and Wooster, plus a dual with Ohio State.
Oberlin hosts a children oriented concert by the Women’s Glee Club this Saturday at 3 PM in Warner Concert Hall. The program runs about one hour and admission is free for children under school age, adults pay 25 cents. The event promises a fine musical treat for young attendees. Dr E L Fighting Parson referenced with a note from Oberlin on March 13.
The article notes a preacher speaking in Chicago about prohibition politics. Dr. Williams lectures on American colleges under the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association. He has studied social reform and discusses moral problems in a direct, plain manner.
Prof AleIn will occupy the pulpit on March 29 at the religious service held in the sacred church of Erie College. The event is expected to draw attendees from the college and local community.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a local event announcing the opening of a season on April 6. Mentions Danity and Mated 16 Pitabergh Steatishif Co appearing as entities in the readable lines. Due to missing context, details are limited.
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