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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
7
Oberlin reports Monday November 9 as the final inspection date for the new sewage disposal plant. The first inspection occurred last week but work remained incomplete. Ira Porter and J N Stone will travel to Columbus on November 10 to attend a conference on sewage disposal.
Nov 6 report from Oberlin notes Section four of the Enfield Church served supper to about two hundred at the Brand House Thursday evening. Members gave talks about concerns and the conduct of Congregationalists, highlighting church issues.
A fragment lists several conference topics and speakers including Mrs Elizabeth Ten ney and Rev F W Bohn. It references Oberlin People in Washington and discussions on the Merger of Missionary Societies with eleven groups joining into two homes, home and foreign.
In Oberlin on November 6 Kenreth Wooster found two monker faced owls in the Second Church steeple now used by the 3rethodiss. They were cared for at Brookside Zoo in Cleveland. A fire at BeWier Webber store on Main Street caused smoke but no serious damage.
November events and personal notices include births, travel, and meetings. Miss Gertrude Greenwood plans care duties in Bridgeport, Miss A. L. Chichester underwent surgery in Danbury, and families travel to Grand Rapids and Amherst for relatives and church activities. Community groups discuss elections, rummage sales yield funds, and nursing services meet. Obituary notes report the death of Frank Godette of Crofton Street and services at Zion Baptist Church.
All government plants of Tur ker except munician Factories have been taken over by the newly formed Bank of Industry and Mines. The transfer centralizes control under the bank as part of a broader industrial consolidation.
Promote McCoys Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming rapid weight gain in 30 days. Ad highlights sugar coating and pleasant taste, notes druggist refunds money if 5 pounds not gained, cites a thin woman who gained 15 pounds in six weeks, price 60 cents for ten tablets.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the Congregational church will meet with Drs. James Nott next Wednesday November 11 for dinner. Each lady should bring a sandwich and a covered dish. Mrs J L Stewart returned from Ft Wayne Indiana. Stewart is recovering from a serious operation. Craddock is carpentering at North Royalton. Mrs A B Smith Mrs DePrelds and Abet plus Miss Mamie Nellers of Cleveland visited Lorain Sunday. Mrs Smith and Mrs DeFrields called at St Joseph Hospital to see Mills of Phelpsfield who is recovering from an accident.
Mr and Mrs H H Perkins and daughter Helen spent the weekend in Lakewood with Mrs Perkin s sister. Mrs A J Cameron and mother-
Mrs WW F Cameron and Anne Molson visited R E Davison's Monday. W J Krebs attended a farewell for Superintendent and Mrs Josher at the Oberlin Children's Home. Election dinner at the hall drew many. Kenneth Smalley and Mrs KR Smally spent a week in Pittsburgh. Charles Broun returned from Memorial Hospital with a doubtful recovery. In Sanford an English village of about eight hundred inhabitants shows women in tax collector, church clerk, post mistress and letter carrier roles.
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