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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
4
A young wife endures Alec’s calm silence after a provocation and a proposed separation. Jealousy over Alec’s apparent favoring of Phoebe Underwood drives her to consider leaving him and stepping away from their marriage. She recalls lack of tact, hurt pride, and a plan to remove herself from his life.
Oberlin May 10 The program for commencement week is announced including a Conservatory of Music commencement, a Twelfth Night play, baseball games against Michigan Aggies, baccalaureate, senior day exercises, alumni events, and a reunion concert at Finney chapel with detailed times from June 16 to June 21. Prolific campus events feature President King and President Burton among speakers, with class gifts and reunions across multiple venues.
The Lorain County Medical Society met Tuesday at 5 30 PM at the Park hotel. Dr. R A Gunn of Oberlin presided. After the banquet Dr Milton B Cohn of Cleveland spoke on hay fever and allied conditions. Also reported was Dr Pipes as delegate to the Ohio State Medical convention in Cincinnati.
An ad offers a free trial of a method claimed to relieve asthma and hay fever without payment or postage. It targets sufferers with long standing or recent cases and promises help for those who have failed with inhalers, douches, opium preparations, fumes, pills, or smokes. The text urges immediate action via a mail coupon.
Rufus Embry, president of the Y W C A in Oberlin, will represent Ohio in a summer delegation to study student conditions in Europe. The group sails June 27 from New York aboard the Mauretania, returning September 2 from Liverpool. Countries to be visited include France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Bohemia, and other nations.
Dr. Frank BE Foster remains confined to his house due to illness while in town for a few days. Mrs. OG BL Peabody of North Pleasant street left Wednesday for the state democratic meeting headlined by ex Governor Cox. Ed Johnson spent Sunday at Walter Walker’s home at 38 Morgan street. Mrs. L H Reed, visiting her sister Mrs PF H Wilson at 203 South Main street, left Monday for Toledo. Mr and Mrs Dayton Hobbs of Lorain street drove to Worcester on Tuesday. Mrs W H Chapin of Woodland avenue attends the state convention of the League of Women Voters Thursday. Mrs F H Wilson of South Main street spent Tuesday in Elyria. Dr G W Andrews residing at 195 Forest
Street, renowned organist with national and international reputation, has headed the Musical Union for twenty two years and will direct this year’s presentation.
A note states prices of suits are reduced in the same proportional manner every other suit. The new pricing sequence shows $15.00, $16.67, and $18.33 as examples of the adjusted amounts reflecting consistent discounting across items.
This season offers dress selections in blue brown gray black and tan. Prices range from 32 50 to 59 50 with some additional styles available.
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