Oberlin Plans Two Year Athletic Reform And Captaincy
Oberlin President Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins urged a two year athletic plan at a football banquet in Warner Gymnasium to curb intercollegiate football evils while noting Oberlin has fewer problems. Norman Dutch Holter was elected captain of the 1328 squad. Letters were awarded to Doane Hoecker Metcalf Tenny Chuck Wilder Fleming Hosfeld Morris Jack Wilder Jamison Stocker Wickenden Parks Holter Martin. no sophomores received letters. About 500 attendees heard remarks from Wilkins, Savage, Coach MacEachron and Chuck Wilder. Prof S Angus of Melbourne Australia will lecture on The Permanent and the Temporary in the New Testament, Friday at 4 and Saturday 11 at Oberlin Chapel. He will also preach Sunday at United Congregational Church. The Pansey Chanter C E S initiate today in 2025 with reception and a birthday observance for those born in Nov and Dec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wilkins
Norman
Dutch” Holter
Doane
Hoecker
Metcalf
Tenny
Chuck Wilder
Fleming
Hosfeld
Morris
Jack Wilder
Jamison
Stocker
Wickenden
Oberlin
Parks
Holter
Martin
Warner Gymnasium
Professor Savage
Australia
S. Angus
Melbourne
Graduate School of Theology
Council Hall
Angus
United Congregational Church
America
Chicago
Toronto
Yale
Wellington Entertains Post Office Employees
A Wellington gathering at the Soda Grille brought together twenty guests including ex-postmasters VanArman and Wadsworth and former carrier Alien Derr for six o'clock dinner. Also noted: a birthday surprise for Chris Sorenson with a six o'clock dinner and card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Co. &.Prione
VanArman
L. H. Wadsworth
Alien Derr
TOWN LINE social notes from LeGrange and Elyria area
Mrs Eva Holcomb of LeGrange spent Monday with aunt Mrs George Hanchett. H Edward and family and S Howard and sons visited Mr and Mrs Carl Yost in Pittsfield. Geneva Roth visited Mrs Loie Waeler. Miss Mary Frabotta was singer guest of Miss Carrie Tran and attended birthday party. Mrs A Seely called on brother in Elyria. Brian Seely family at Hubert Day home in Elyria. Mrs Carl Hastings with Weeks. Miss Ruth Tran in Penfield. Mrs P Wheeler hosted company from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Line
Eva Holcomb
LeGrange
George Hanchett
Tran
H. Edward
S. Howard and Sons
Carl Yost
Pitsfield
Henry
Geneva Roth
Loie Waeler
Mary Frabotta
Carrie Tran
A. Seely
Elyria
Witness Interrogation Over Remus Case Ends
In a continuing hearing, Sibbald accused, Klug disputed, and Remus objected as King defended his truth. Judge Shook ruled the state within rights to hold the witness on a $10,000 bond with no coercion shown, and the jury was recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Sibbald
Klug
Remus
Prica Fuil
Klu
Bowling Scores and Public Notice from Sidney
Detailed bowling scores for Renningers Eagles, Jacobs Eagles, Miuicks Eagles, Travers Eagles, and others appear with individual players and team totals. A public notice from Sidney reports charges against chiropractors and mentions a British Industries fair with tied dates and venues in London and Birmingham.
Presidential Turkey Selection Nears Thanksgiving Feast
Washington reports the White House chef faced the annual task of choosing the turkey to honor with decapitation for the President’s Thanksgiving dinner. From crates in the mansion larder, top contenders from Pleasant Ohio and other states were evaluated as the final choice awaited, with the outcome kept secret. A fruit cake from Wildman Grocery was also purchased for the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Taimerie
Death Notices for Eva White and Pete Kaiser
Eva White 65 wife of Frederick White died at home on Best River Street after brief illness. Survived by husband, one son Harland and brother Frank P. Marready. Body at Taylor Funeral Home until Friday 2:00 pm. Services from First Methodist Church. Rev Edwin Kirby to officiate. Burial in Oberlin. Pete Kaiser 69 died yesterday at 2:18 am at daughter Hazel Crowley’s home 3709 Carnegie Ave Cleveland after month in Cleveland. Resided on Roosevelt Ave. Survived by wife Edith daughter Hazel brothers and sisters John Naiser Florida, Mrs Marers Dayton, Mrs George Nevins, Mrs Clara Engels, Mrs E. N. Wadstrorth, Mrs Squire, Mrs L. P. Kaiser, Frank Kaiser. Funeral Friday 1:00 pm from 2438 Prospect Street Parlor. burial Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva & White
Frederick White
Best River Street
Harland
Frank P. Marready
Taylor Funeral Home
First Methodist Church
Edwin Kirby
Oberlin
Pete J
Kaiser Peto J Kaiser
Hazel Crowley
Carnegie Avenue
Cleveland
Memorial Hospital
Maiser
Roosevelt Avenue
Edith
Hazel
John Naiser
Florida
Marers. Dayton
George Nevins
Clara Engels
E. N. Wadstrorth
BR. Squire
L. P. Kaiser
Frank Kaiser
Prospect Street
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Copas wins multiple prizes at Cleveland Livestock Show
Copas proprietor of the Qld Reliable Rabbitry took eight firsts three seconds and two specials at the Cleveland Livestock Show last week. He imported white Angora rabbits from Canada. In other items Lillian Appleton sues Leo F Appleton for divorce alimony and furniture. Police search for four missing Barnet children. Spanish cocoons produced weigh 2000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rabbits
Cleveland
Copas
Qld Reliable Rebbitry
Canada
Lillian Appleton
Leo F. Appleton
Lake Road
Court of Common Pleas
Appleton
Markets Eggs Show Decline In Columbus And Nearby
Fresh eggs slipped two cents from a 60 cent peak with dealers quoting 48 cents on farm receipts. Demand remains active and supplies adequate for daily needs though state stock movement limits short ages. Regional quotes include Cleveland livestock markets with hogs up to 10 cents, cattle and sheep steady, and mixed grain, butter, and poultry prices across Chicago Toledo and Minneapolis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Poultry and Produce Prices From Cleveland Market Report
Cleveland prodcor reports various poultry figures including but ter extras, WUGS extras, ordinary pullet firsts, and Hearty fowls. Potato prices for 150-lb sacks list Maine branded New York Gainesville Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Idaho bakers with per sack ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maine
New York
Gainesville
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lidaho Bakers
Colorado Brown Beauties
Eaton Grange News Highlights and Local Visits
Nov 23 notes list Grange attendees from Cleveland including Mr and Mrs N J Hoskin and many others. Visitors to the Lowe and Grills homes, Thanksgiving events, and school program plans fill the week. A board report states a new school building payment of around ten thousand dollars.
Notice Of Correction In Opera Coffee Ad Misprint
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a typographical error in the Phillips Drug Co advertisement. The price for Opera Coffee was printed as 2 lbs for 49e but should read 9 lbs for 89e. The ad now reflects the intended quantity and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Opera
Phillips Drug Co
Pleasant Relief From Constipation
Aging readers learn about Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, vegetable remedy replacing calomel. The ad promotes improved digestion, energy, and appearance, claiming quick results and nationwide use with olive color tablets priced at 15c 30c 6c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Thanksgiving News From The Township Families
The township reports a tax valuation of two and a half million while a Thanksgiving prayer meeting is held at Reverend C Pierce’s home. Entertainment plans include A J Carpenter hosting his in laws and siblings, Fr i Vite visiting Vern Coroish’s home, Garretsons entertaining their children and families, and Pierce hosting the Unhewehrs and Flora Lewis from Berea. Gies and Burton Ross households plan gatherings at Lyman Sabin’s home in Columbia, with a Sunday school win party atop a hotel basement Friday night. Lucille Carroll departs Wednesday night to visit her mother in the southern part of the state. The annual Farm Bureau meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the school auditorium, Nov 29. Bernard Cowley moves into a new house near cancer, and Allen Nead and son Leonard from Elyria visit E A Smith. Visitors to the Smith home include Mrs Percy Nead of Elyria, Mrs Ben Walker and daughter Marjory of Dover, and N A Cousins of Ridgeville. Railways of Greece report a prosperous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Durkee
P. 5
Tite
Carl Wright
Elmer Fullmer
Rey Ward
Ed Symons
Elson Munn
Burton Ross
Daphne Lowe
Cleveland
Lowe
Elia Ross
Ridgeville
D. W. Carpenter
Charles Strickland
Eustis
Florida
Carpenter
Lewis Grills
Will Markle
Dorothy
Ladell
Lyman Sabin
Helen
Columbia
George Spitzer
Grafton
F. S. Tite
B.A. Tite
P. B. Holway
West Jeferson
Columbus
Stiffler
Dr. Herald
Elyria
Equera
Grills
Board of Education
C. Pierce
A. J. Carpenter
Fr i. Vite
Vern Coroish
Gratton
Garretson
Pierce
Unhewehrs
Flora Lewis
Berea
Ray Durkee
W. H. Gies
Hhtel
Lucille Carroll
Fara Bureau
Bernard Cowley
Allen Nead
Leonard
E. A. Smith
Smith
Percy Nead
Ben Walker
Marjory
Dover
N. A
Elyria Eagles Special Thanksgiving Dance
Elyria Eagles announce a special Thanksgiving Dance on Thursday night November 24. Everyone is welcome to attend and join the community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
Litchfield Masonic officers elected and town scenes
Litchfield Masonic lodge held their election of officers on Monday evening. Local residents hosted gatherings with Myron Barth Homer Haman and others from Lodi Leach Medina and Cleveland. Litchfield basketball teams faced Chatham with the girls losing and the boys tying then winning in overtime. Several social visits occurred including Ed wards Jackson Davis Leach and Hal Leach noting a car tampering incident.
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Litchfield
C. D. Palmer
Cleveland
Hil Leach
Brunswick
Roy Arick
Imogene Canfield
Barderton
Jenne
Doris Leach
North Olmstead
Creant
Thes Litchfield
Chatham
A. Swanicker
Edwards and
Jackson
Lod
Davis Leach
North Ol
Correction notice for mayonnaise and dressing price
Chronicle Telegraph error fixes price listing for Home Made Mayonnaise and 1000 Island Dressing at 1 lb for 45 cents. Advertisement by Sam Shindle at Wagner Provision Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Sam Shindle
Wagner Provision Market
Dawn in an Old World Garden Song Records List
A catalog style listing of music and vocal recordings from various labels and artists. Entries include titles such as Dawn in an Old World Garden Nightingale numbers and numerous 10-inch and 12-inch discs from London, Austin, and the United States, with performers like Johnny Marvin and the Victor Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Harrison
Oxted
England
Johnny Marvin
Monickular
Charlie Farseli
Fox
My Daddy
Sidewalks of New York
Harlem
Nat Ssileret
The
Victor Orchestra
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MacEachron
Wilkins
Chris Sorenson
American Legion
Wm. Frans
Lorain County
A. B. Curtice
Hotel Newell
Lorain County Legionaires
Paris
Sorosis
L. G. Bradstock
Woman's Afternoon Club
Martin L. Davey
Mr. Davey
First Baptist Church
H. K. Finley
W. Lb. Lamoreany
God
Nashua
I ' Haines
Nair
Meid
Muir
ARS. BP. Tran
Renningers Eagles No
Mouston
Muckley
Seeker
Rhath
Fotals
Jacob’s Eagley
Kaiser
Jacobs
Fortin
Buch
Knipper
Miuicks Eagles No
Malick
Bittner
Rind
UCM Panga Yan Schweda
Ihg
Nn Smith
Travers Eagles No. & Hollmar
Ries
Tradler
Eyvama
Sidney
F. Ratterman
Louis Steingle
Devana
London
Birminenam
Turkeys
John Barnet
Spain
Hill
Enarymhere
Bradheld Regulstor Cor
India
Springs
United States
North Dakota
Idaho
Ste. Timothy
Toledo
Toledo Produce Exchange
Timothy
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
May St.al
Toledo Livestock
Togger Elyria Hotel
Railways of Greece
Litchfield Mats. O. R. Canfield
Hotel Newell Restaurant
Ana Crutone
Eckenrode
Victor
Sousa
Connecticut
Reeves
Lancia—Sextette
Donizetti
Trovatore—Miserere
Verdi
CreaTone’s Bann
Frank and
James McCrary
Greenberg-Silver-Richman
Gravelle-Green
Tre Salon Group
Mendelssohn
Europe
Mendelasohn
Hewitt- Edwards
Gladden-Meredith
Sandhills
Griex
Bossi
Fasma Sevrezxy-Tas Putapeuraia Chamber SrRing Sim
Austin
Tedacne
Poe
Pau Whiteman
Jacques Ren Aird
Aunt Grove
Molly Malone
Merry Malonen
Nat Shilkret
Fox Trot
Jacques Rexarp
Grove Orchestra
Blue River
Jean Goldbette
Arts Orchestra
Diane
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