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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
13
Oberlin Nov 2 A special meeting of all college men discussed smoking drinking and dancing rules for students. Prohibitions target after closing hours and in public places with penalties for violations to be enforced by student governing bodies.
At the Oberlin annual meeting the Masonic club elected new officers: President H L Newland Vice President Earl Jour Secretary H W Barone Trustee Le. The social committee will be Wil Phillips chairman F OH Foster Wy BL Cooley. A new high school building on North Main street is expected to be ready for the seventh semester opening with third quarter completion anticipated.
Oberlin announces the annual football banquet will be held November 25 in the men's gym. New varsity letters will be awarded and faculty members will give speeches. Dad's Day is scheduled for November 18 with the Miami game in Oberlin. Two hockey games feature sophomores vs conservatory and seniors vs freshmen on Dickinson Field. Community notices include a bake sale at Sturgess' store and local visits.
A Wellesley Hills editor analyzes the looming congressional split between Radical factions and Conservative elements amid wartime boosts. He warns against overreliance on government favors and favors market-led growth, noting the risk to firms that seek protection and urging durable, non-political investment strategies.
A Gothamite in Havana asks Central to connect him with a certain number in New York and says to tell the party who answers that he wishes to speak to his bulldog.
A derelict arrives at a railroad office in Cleveland seeking transportation passes to return home. Charles Gibson explains passes are not allowed by law. the man pleads for pity, saying he hoped to land work with a railroad but failed in both his town and Cleveland.
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