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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1923
Page
7
Net profits from 10 cent charge allocated to Joost Oberlin Association
A fragment notes that a 10 cent charge will be levied and the resulting net profits shall be donated to the Joost Oberlin Association. The text provides no dates or other entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joost Oberlin Association
Freshman class selects next year officers at Oberlin
Oberlin May 26 The Freshman class has chosen officers for the ensuing year. Leroy Arvidson is president Ethel Scudder is vice president Elizabeth Rugh is assistant treasurer Phylis Ose Iborne is Special Chairmen Mary Helen Stanley and Kenneth Williams are members Men’s Senate includes Robert Rugh and Jaul Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Een ‘Leroy Arvidson
Ethel Scudderry
Elizabeth Rugh
Robert Duncan
Phylis Ose Iborne
Mary Helen Stanley
Kenneth Williams
Robert Rugh
Jiaul Titus
Railroad Companies Seek Economical Stopgap Measure
Fragmented OCR text hints at a report on railroad firms pursuing a cheaper method to halt some operation or effect. Mentions entities and possible plan to curb activity, but specifics are unclear due to garbled source.
Women’s Senate Elects Next Year Officers and Honor Court
Mary Ainsworth and Elizabeth Walker headline the women's senate as junior class elects fellows. Ink officers named for next year include President Joseph Ainley, Vice president Agnes Wilson, Secretary Ruth Crossen, Treasurer Irvin Houck, and Assistant treasurer Virginia Crossen, with social chairs Jack Carney and Jean Trinkerman. Men’s Senate selects Hd Zeller and Horace Child. Honor Court names ’24 Naom Uncapler, Betty Wilson, Margaret Fifield. ’25 Dorothy Beadles, Cella Hill, Cons. ’24 Eleanor Terry, Esther Wilson, Conn. ’23 Frances Fenn with campus etiquette chair Margaret Gannaway and outride activities chair Marion Sto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Senate
Mary Ainsworth
Elizabeth Walker
Joseph Ainley
Monrovia
Cal
Agnes Wilson
Ruth Crossen
Irvin Houck
Virginia Crossen
Jack Carney
Jean Trinkerman
Anna J. Schwartz
Hd Zeller
Horace Child
Women’s Honor Court
Naom
Denison to Visit Oberlin Friday in Exhibition Effort
Oberlin on May 15 reports Denison tine travels to Oberlin Friday the 18th to test how large a score she can post against the Oberlin team. Also notes 121 calls by Oberlin visiting nurse in April and details of the nurse committee meeting held May 14 at the Methodist church parlor. Oberlin personals include Mrs. R. P. Jameson and daughter at Oberlin Beach and Woman's Club budget discussion for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dennison Tine
Methodist Church
R. P. Jameson
Marjorie
S. Cedar
Oberlin Beach
Lakeside Federation Convention Draws Interest in July
Executive committees attend a July Lakeside Federation Convention with attendees urged to phone to register. Notable arrivals include Mrs. W. S. Curtis of Lake City Minn visiting Oberlin to review her late mother’s property. Local residents and property changes feature Mr Boothly County Superintendent, Miss Blanche Kelly, and Miss Halvert visiting from Madison Ohio while others relocate or secure positions in Cleveland and Past Russia. A joint American Legion and Women’s Auxiliary meeting is planned at Legion rooms in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Federation
W. S. Curtis
L. Geo. Booth
Lake City
Minn
Oberlin
Boothly
Misa Blanche Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Geo. Kelly
Madison, O
Wexk
Miss Halvert
Don Morrison
Wicklier Cottage
Oberlin Beach
J L. Edwards
Bunce
E. College Street
Jennie Gunna
Cleveland
St. Clair
51St Street
L. J. Avery
Russia
Miller House
College Street
Louis E. Lord
Cony Sturgés
American Legion
Women’s Auxiliary of the Legion
Legion Rooms
Middle Ridge Notes From MES Jenne and Neighbors
May 15 report from Middle Ridge records social calls and visits. Mrs Katherine Kolbe and Ian Carl visited Mrs Madill in Lorain on Wednesday evening. Henry Rahl and Mrs Chas Eggert spent Friday in Lorain. Miss Clara Krueck visited Lorain Friday. L De Seussure of Oberlin called at the Jenne residence Friday. Mr and Mrs Wm Spiegelberg called on their daughter Mrs Wal—and more fleeting neighborhood exchanges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Katherine Kolbe
Ian Carl
Madill
Lorain
Henry Rahl
Chas. Eggert
Clara Krueck
Kh. L. de Seussure
Oberlin
Jenne
Wm. Spiegelberg
Wal
Ter Grobe
South Ridge
Wad- MeLday
A. Isvonyohn
Joseph
Herman Jischoff
Marian Steele
Congregational Church
Amherst
Europe
Andrew W Riteh
Elyria
M. Kroucki
B. A. Jenne
Carrie Schmitkons
South Carolina
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Herman Bischoff
Harold Gaihr
Cleveland
Carrie
Louise Schmitkons
Alfred Hostettler
Anna Luca
Henry Schmit
Ben Bauman
Henrietta
W. H. Smitkons
John Daniels
Alfred Dechamps
Ward Tolhurst
Agnes Deitrick
Alvin Kolbe
Nadine
Brownhelm
Foskett
John Brucher
H. Eschtruth
Grafton
Frank Paudy
Andrew Fritch
Walter
Mildred
Margaret
B. A. Jenne and Sons
South Amherst
Dorothy Sage
Community Notes From Amherst and Lorain Area
Residents and visitors frequent Amherst and Lorain with social calls and visits. Local adults report travel to Elyria, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh and attend lectures and family gatherings. A Russian engineer’s coalless locomotive experiment in France and German cinders being reused for briquettes and bricks are also noted.
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Makhonino
France
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