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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
2
A campus event titled The Tree Lover, part of Lady Spring's pageant, unfolds at 6:45 p m under the White Oak. The ceremony features mythic figures and natural imagery as dancers perform beneath the trees, while attendants note the beauty and significance of the setting.
A dramatic pageant links four episodes on the newspaper page. New costumes are being prepared for the entire cast. The event, highlighted by a large crowd, occurs every two years and in Cape Town.
Oberlin May 16. The Stow Peterson Co Chicago has issued An Introduction to Economics for high school students by Prof H L Lutz head of Oberlin Economics and L F Stanton. An exhibit at the Art building displays oil and watercolor paintings valued at 50000 dollars. Artists include Allen Cochran Cecelia Beaux W L Metcalf Waugh and R W Van Bosherck.
A testimonial describes a man who gained twenty one pounds after taking Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills, claiming renewed health, energy, and ability to work. He notes prior weakness from illness and says Tanlac is cheap at five dollars a bottle and available everywhere.
Merwin A. J. Noble of Burma Petroleum company met with President Harding at the White House in Washington to discuss U. S. entry into the world court. Noble, based in Bombay, is head of the largest Indian oil concern.
A Cleveland playhouse troupe will present Anne Pedersdotter in Warner Hall on Saturday May 19 at 7 39 PM. The group has earned popularity in Cleveland for first class dramatics prompting Oberlin Conservatory to host the show. Cast includes former Oberlin students John Jameson J A Clark Leontine Wright Catherine Burt Carter Daphne Kimball.
The Women's League of Oberlin will host a tea at 4:90 o'clock in the Art building on May 22 for mothers and out-of-town guests attending the pageant.
Oberlin reports Prof B D Sherman elected member of the Konfant club of Cleveland second to the Grolier club. The club meets to discuss literary criticism book binding and fine printing. Sherman recently spoke to the club about 19th century manuscripts from his collection.
May 16 Birmingham section notes farmers getting ground ready for corn. Local visits include Coultrip, Andrews, Krieg, Croft, and family gatherings. Several residents attend church and Sunday school, with various excursions to Sandusky, Oberlin, and Lorain. Local events feature a cornet solo at Harietta German M E church and a well attended Browmfield baseball game.
Oberlin visitor Flemings spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Kebley while Vermillion guests Andrew Schtsler Jr and family visited on weekend. Elyria and Amherst families joined Marion Bates home for Mother's Day dinner. Several other neighbors shared Sunday calls, dinners, and spelling contest travel with local households in a community round of visits.
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