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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
9
Health Day for Oberlin grade school pupils will be on Friday May 16 at 2 p.m. on the high school athletic field. Blue ribbons will be awarded to participating children. There are 175 candidates for ribbons, about 34 percent of the grade group, with more expected to qualify before health day. Announcement of the schools.
Winning three banners will be made for best standing comunization, good teeth, and general good health. Coach Holden will lead the program of games and drills with a short health talk by Dr. Barrett, county health commissioner. Ribbons and prize banners will be awarded.
Oberlin Ohio May 9 council meeting debated raising library revenue to 1400 a year bringing total to 3000. They will decide before tax budget. An ordinance for milk pasteurization was proposed, recreation rooms on school grounds discussed, Marmon Field use requested. Zoning change for West Lorain Street approved public hearing May 21. Associate board of appeals appointed to hear protests on sewer district assessments.
The Kouple Klub met with Mr. and Mrs. George Bradwell of Union street. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jono McConnell of Lorain and Hartley Broadwell in bridge. Mrs. T. H. West will host members on May 22. Literary and Social Club hosted by Mrs. I. A. Stevens with a talk on The Best Plays of 1929 by Mrs. H. V. Zanm. Oberlin oratorical entrant Henry A. Pfaff Jr. and alternate Kenneth Gaver announced.
Konjola Inc will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange within 30 days. Gilbert H. Mosby president of Mosby Medicine Company says a sale of 20 percent of stock to eastern interests is in progress to fund expansion. The company grew from $2,000 capital seven years ago to a business that in 1929 spent $1,704,000 on advertising and earned net profits of about.
A witty trio of snippets unfolds. Forethought warns about golf to save for a rainy day. Precaution mocks borrowing on looks. A hero saves a daughter from a watery grave and learns the father’s gratitude. the lifesaver reveals he is already married. Just a Suggestion notes bees and a tax collector’s sting.
Aged twenty year service produced an extraordinary output described as the work of seventy five mathematical brass robot mathematician clans, reflecting an increase of more than 300 percent over two years and a large reported sum of 300000 dollars.
The Grange hall hosts the farce Bad News in three acts directed by Robert Wheeler who also stars. Cast includes Mrs Minnie Smythe Mrs Marian Simmons Arnie Jane Kinney Mr Henry Smythe Cora Smythe Beatrice Behr Reginald DeMar can David Cameron Binford Caulkins Harold Edwards Sally and others with a second performance planned for morrow in the high school auditorium.
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