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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
13
Norwalk visits Elyria in a pivotal 1925 football clash after tough weeks with Norwalk’s defense cited as key. The article previews lineups and notes Elyria’s injuries while highlighting Norwalk’s aerial threat and need to bounce back at Alums Field tomorrow at 2 o clock.
In the sole game of the Industrial Lear Tadoo Resebelt schedule Colson defeated Etsyia Savings Bank. A second scheduled match between Columbia Steel and American Lace Company was postponed due to a teammate’s illness.
Vermiliaugh at Amherst slated for Saturday afternoon at Harris Street field. The one middle school football contest between Amherst High and Vermilion will be staged with light crowds and unclear kickoff time.
Chicago football figure Elmer Lampe, a six foot three inch lineman weighing 385 pounds, has a storied family background and rise from high school to Chicago. Brother Ernest starred at Minnesota and Art inspired Elmer to join Chicago under Coach Starr. Lampe’s size and toughness mark him as a standout, with plans for a freshman berth and potential regular role.
Oberlin High School’s cellar team, 0-0-2 this season, hosts Fremont at Oberlin tomorrow at 10 3002 Rawdon Seld. Powers is ineligible due to scholastic difficulties. the squad hopes a dry field improves their chances as they seek their first win after ties with Shelby and Norwalk and defeats by Ashtabulah Harbor Elyria and Lorain.
Maryland Jockey Club meeting at Pimlico and Kentucky Jockey Club at Louisville are listed. International masters tournament opens in Moscow. Immay practice for the men’s volleyball team at the Y on Sunday night.
A Wellington correspondent appeals for reader news items to build a Wellington News column. The note asks locals to call in brief updates, promising a shared space for real news and a farewell to nonessential corniz mentions.
Community notes from Wellington November 6 outline Welcome Signs to be erected at the corporation lines and a meeting on entertainment for the Orpheus Male Chorus of Cleveland. Other items cover Peter Pan theater benefiting a church building fund, a private dinner honoring local visitors, and Baptist church youth class gathering.
A report notes Wards-Meyers Coal Company will relocate into a Christian church property, previously occupied by individuals including Mr. Siit Len, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wise of Elyria, Mrs. Paul Davis of Michigan, and A. Baker and Thompson of Amherst, who were guests of Ace Curtice yesterday.
In Ashland Ohio on November 6 a boastful man, Dr. DY C. Meuser, shows off a new car with an automatic transmission lock. He locks the key inside his own overcoat pocket, forcing a long wait for the key sent by telephone as he travels with friends toward Mt. Verson.
Federal prohibition officers stake out Hawaii as they pursue evidence of illegal activity on Oahu. The report notes tension between windward and leeward areas near coastal cliffs as authorities extend efforts to enforce the 18th Amendment.
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