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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
16
Wisconsin Senator Bob La Follette seeks a third term amid a GOP primary fight as William J. Morgan opposes his ally John Blaine for governor on the anti La Follette ticket.
Cr Hurlbut of the Lorain County Beekeepers Association warns fruit growers not to spray fruit trees with arsenate of lead while bloom is present. Bee loss and reduced apples result. spray after bloom to protect pollination and crop. State Department of Agriculture has issued warnings.
Fragment discusses heat treatment in steel making noting phenol tempering yields greater hardness and elasticity than water tempering and comments on American habits and burning feet from nat- To present readers.
The Zeta of Ohio chapter of Phi Beta Kappa met at the Park hotel on May 4. Initiates were admitted after a 5:00 p.m. parlor gathering. Prof. Chas. Rogers delivered the initiation address and welcomed new members. Harold Glenn Dietrich responded, followed by Prof. Kemper Fullerton on true scholarship. Officers elected for the coming year include Clarence Ward as President, Mrs. Arthur Hellcox as vice president, and Kirke L. Cowdery as secretary and treasurer.
Oberlin May 5 The Lorain County Sunday School association elected Rev F W Smith Oberlin president Rev F E Eastman Amherst vice president Jeter Meeker Amherst secretary and Dean Burns Elyria treasurer for the coming year They plan to survey county church schools about hiring a full time Sunday school worker with a financing plan to be presented at next year’s convention.
Dr. Marion LeRoy Burton president of the University of Michigan will speak at the Oberlin commencement for the class of 1922. The talk titled The Secret of Achievement and Our Intellectual Attitude in an Age of Criticism reflects Burton's writings.
Oberlin notes a public presentation of Ta gore's The Postoffice in Sturges Hall next week. The event is Saturday evening May 14 at 8 o'clock. Proceeds from the play go to the high school.
Hope of South Professor street and Miss Mary Halle were married in Omaha on April 26. The ceremony occurred at 2 pm at the bride’s home with about 60 guests, the bride a University of Nebraska graduate. Harold Hope of Milwaukee and several Oberlin connections attended. The couple left for Kansas City for their honeymoon and will reside in Council Bluffs.
Baldwin Cottage resident selected as Maid Marion for Baldwin May Day play Robin Hood. Miss Bertha Silsby of Grand Rapids Michigan trains by cycling from home to New York. Global roofing uses 4inc metal in Europe. Electricity heats and powers cooking spreading in Switzerland. White zinc produced by heating zinc ores with coal.
A health notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as safeguarding women health and happiness. It claims many published letters prove restoration to health after years of suffering and urges readers to try it.
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