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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1921

Page

2

Knights of Columbus boxing carnival heads to Lorain and Elyria

Knights of St. wek and Colum arrange a boxing carnival with Miller pride of Lorain and Taylor pride of Elyria as main event. Murphy and Johnny Kolo duel in a fast bout while Joe Radigan meets Johnny Murphy in prelims. Stevens of Lorain will referee.

Knights of St. Wek Knights of Colum Knights of Columbus Miller Pride of Lorain and & Taylor Pride of Elyria Murphy Johnny Koloh Joe Radigan Johnny Murphy Cleveland Stevens Lorain

Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus to Parade Mile Long Here

Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus will exhibit here Thursday May 26. A parade over a mile long will open the show with promises of novelties in trained acts and equestrian features. Downtown ticket office is Crandall's. prices match those on the show grounds.

Elytia Crandall’s

Major Grant Visits Goldsboro Family on Harrison Street

Major H. L. Grant of Goldsboro North Carolina arrived Monday to be the guest for a few days of his son the Reverend J. H. Grant and Mrs. Grant at 130 Harrison Street.

H. L. Grant Goldsboro N.C Rev J. H Grant Harrison Street

Walther League Centennial Observed at St John’s Church

The twenty eighth anniversary of the Walther League a Missouri Synod Lutheran youth group was marked with Sunday services at St John’s Lutheran Church Elyria Rev Birkner delivered a sermon praising Dr Carl Walther and urging continued league work The church hall decorations and the two league groups the St John’s Young Ladies and Columbia Club were praised for progress and achievements.

Elyria Walther Langue Lutheran Young People’s Society Missouri Synod St. John's Lutheran Church Birkner Walther Walther League St. John’s Young Ladies Columbia Club Walther League of the Church Carl Ferdinand Walther Saxony Germany League of Young People

Carlisle Grange Meeting Highlights May Seventeen

Carlisle Grange met with seventy in attendance on May 17. The program featured songs and readings including Watermillions and Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep. A discussion on centralized schools followed, led by W. H. Hart, with ice cream served afterward. A June 7 program at North Elyria Grange was announced.

Carlisle Grange The Grange Hazel Penfound Tom Sawyer Hessler Home Sweet Home the Yarm Merle Penfound Hancock County W. H. Hart Rodgers North Elyria Grange

Knight Pleads For Disarmament in Akron Speech

Congressman Charles L Knight urged the public to empower the people to decide on war, arguing that citizens who sacrifice lives and money deserve a say in whether the nation goes to war. He called for curbing disarmament and lowering war costs to restore true economy.

Akron United States L. Knight Central Union Hall

Recognition Day Speaker Links Americanization to Europe Problems

Prof H W Miller head of sociology at Qberlin college and former drafter of Czecho Slovak republic constitution spoke at Akron Armory recognizing day. He said America's method of helping 13,000,000 foreign born citizens teaches tolerance and community spirit and can guide efforts to solve European issues. He urged mutual learning between Americans and immigrants.

Akron H. W. Miller Qberlin College Cecho-Blovak Republic Armory Miller America Europe

Marriage Licenses in Elyria and Lorain Theft Reported

Elyria records show Edward Boepple 33 office manager Winton Co Cleveland and Dagmar Peterson 27 saleslady North Olmsted obtaining marriage licenses with Rev. W B Winters officiating. In Lorain Samuel Slutzker 1728 East 31st Street reports garage break in with stolen tools after a Sunday night break in and spot light damaged.

Elyria Edward Boepple Winton Co Cleveland Dagmar Peterson North Olmsted W. B. Winters Lorain Samuel Slutzker East 31St Street

Oberlin Baccalaureate Sermon From President King

The Graduate School of Theology at Oberlin College held a May 22 baccalaureate with soprano and tenor solos. President King delivered "A Matchless Opportunity, the Appeal of the Christian Ministry," stressing the ministry's growing role in shaping nations and individuals amid a pivotal era. Commencement at First Church is scheduled for Wednesday at 3 PM. public invited.

King Graduate School of Theology Oberlin College United Church Choir Kimball School of Theology

Oberlin People Attend Robert Lawrence Memorial Service

A Norwalk service held for Robert Lawrence drew Oberlin residents including H. E. Arnold and family Professor and Mrs. Chapin and S. R. Williams. The body, missing from Oberlin since March 17, was found near Wellington. Reverend Betts and a Masonic lodge representative spoke at Universariat church.

Robert Lawrence Oberlin Norwalk Universariat Lawrence Wellington Betts Masonic Lodge Oberlinollege S. R. Williams

Poppy Drive At Memorial Day For French Orphans

A new feature at Memorial Day events promotes wearing a poppy with the slogan Everyone wear a poppy. French children made the poppies selling for 10 cents to aid orphans and needy children in France. The Last of the Mohicans student volunteers plan an entertainment.

France

Tanlac credited with transforming Youngstown musician’s health

John P. Evans reports dramatic relief after three Tanlac bottles ending over two years of stomach trouble, headaches, weakness, and nervousness. He praises improved appetite and sleep, saying he never felt better and recommends Tanlac, sold in Elyria by J. Adolphus Ebert and local pharmacists.

Tarlac John P. Evans Joseph St Youngstown Ohbie Taniac Tanlac Elyria J. Adolphus Ebert Advt

Benefit program at Finney chapel features Last of the Mohicans

Tuesday evening at 8 o clock in Finney chapel for the Student Chest benefit. James Fenimore Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans will be presented with an unusual musical program. George Hubbard 21 leads an all college 21 piece orchestra performing Apple Blossoms and Kreisler Caprice. The Men's Glee club quartet sings From the Land of the Sky Blue Waters and The White Dawn Stealing. Miss MacDonald sings The Waters of Minnewtonka. Eugene Adama of Lorain plays Kreisler's Caprice. Prof Bruce Davis 18 is organist.

Finney Chapel James Fenimore Cooper George Hubbard Fritz Kreisler Glee Club

Local Families Take Week End Trips and Visits

Pre and Mrs J C McCullough and families vacationed at Oberlin on the Lake cottages. Mr and Mrs G M Jones also spent the week end there. Mrs FP L Lutz and daughter Martha visit Salem Ohio. Leigh Alexander family enjoyed Sunday in Birmingham. H H Stone and son Russell stayed with a brother near Florence. Student Volunteers spent the week end in Birmingham. Roy Rogers and Bert Prosser families traveled to Cleveland to visit relatives. In Memoriam Carl A Schmauch killed May 22 1920 in Wyandotte Michigan in an automobile accident.

J. C. McCullough G. M. Jones Oberlin-on the-Lake FP. L. Lutz Martha Forest Street Salem Leigh Alexander Birmingham H. H. Stone Russell Mr. Stone Florence Roy Rogers N. Cedar Avenue Bert Prosser West College Street Cleveland Carl A. Schmauch Wyandotte, Mich

Race unity urged in address on American citizenship

Rev H P Jackson argued that entire races should not bear blame for individuals crimes. He cited Benedict Arnold and Roman figures to show no race should be judged by the acts of a few, praising Black Americans for loyalty and service in wars from Washington to World War I.

Chamber of Commerce H. P. Jackson Lorain Far Southland South Benedict Arnold Rome Cateline Roe Cicero Cato Jesus Christ Jonas Iscariot United States Washington New Orleans Roosevalt San Juan Hill

Fragmentary lines on loyalty and protection across Louisiana

A garbled passage speaks of loyalty and duty to protect American citizens on the plantation in Louisiana. It references race and color with an implied pledge of defense by authorities or groups, amid disjointed phrases and incomplete context.

Louisiana

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