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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
3
The Methodist Eagle dancing club held a Thanksgiving evening event at Red Ingtom hall drawing many attendees to the fine dancing floor. Miss Loretta Delphing visited Cleveland friends Sunday and Miss Lucile Wesbecher plans a Berea trip with relatives.
A party of twenty relatives and friends visited the Gott home Friday evening to celebrate Mr. Gott's birthday. Visitors included Mire. S. W. Green and E. S. Yonker and family from Toledo who spent Thursday through Sunday with Mr. Burge.
Edward Bosworth of Oberlin Graduate School of Theology mourns his father after a brief pneumonia illness. A simple house service was held with Rev Dr Van Der Pyu officiating before the body was taken to Elgin for burial.
Arctic explorer Stefanson to speak as first Union Literary Association lecturer at Oberlin College. He will recount five years in the frozen north including discovering a new land and the blond Eskimos story at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Pinney chapel.
The Board of Trustees discussed a new College of Arts and Sciences recitation building costing about 200000 and a theological group at 250000. Alumni appeals would raise about 39000 to help fund salary increases while tuition bills for Arts and Sciences rise to 150 per term, a 50 percent uptick, with Conservatory term dues also set.
The text notes a proposal to increase something by fifty percent to take effect in September 1920. It mentions the date and the intended timing but lacks additional context or named entities.
Mra Godley who has been visiting Oberlin friends for two months left today for her home in Augusta Michigan. She will spend a week with friends in South Bend before going to Augusta. Jod William Shanks of South Pisas antt Street left Tuesday for Denver Colorado to visit his granddaughter Mrs Sadie Wall Brown. Mrs Philip Worcester of South Main Street left Monday for Oxford Ohio to join her husband and parents who wintered there. Alrind Mrs Herold Dunlap of Elyria will occupy the Worcester home during their absence.
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a physician's kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims the formula supports natural function, tests show it has stood the test of time, and urges readers to mail ten cents for a sample from Dr Kilmer Co.
The text urges true American housewives to prepare their homes for Thanksgiving by making grand appearances and adding tasteful touches. It suggests possibly updating dining pieces or a full dining suite for entertaining guests on a large scale.
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