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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
3
At the October council meeting the mayor urged trimming overhanging branches to protect street lights. The street committee will coordinate with the electric and telephone companies. A deputy will be on duty at college and high school football games. The budget totals 40217.20 including the bond issue.
Walter Allen Davis of Pittsfield died at his home on October 2 at age 28. He leaves his father Simeon Davis and mother Alice Turner Davis. Burial services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. from the home with interment in East Cemetery. The college band will play a grand march during the meal, and boarding houses will close. A campus mixer features a names-collection contest with cards and pencils, aiming to secure the largest number of names for free HI-Gi subscriptions. rules say upperclassmen must gather freshmen names and faculty names thereafter.
Oberlin hosts the fourth annual all college mixer this evening at five. The event, under the auspices of the W. and MSC A A, aims to provide informal social contact between students, faculty, and their families on campus.
Oberlin and national notices mix in a late 1920s column. Col Richard A Sneed, cabinet member and secretary of state under Governor Walton, opposes Walton and martial law amid the Klan fight. Local items from Oberlin include club meetings and student affairs. Separate dispatches note Senator Magnus Johnson visiting the White House and Coolidge greeting the Western Tariff Association in Denver.
In Cleveland Mrs. hue and Stannard, removed as head of the Delaware girls Industrial school, told welfare workers that the state welfare department must be rid of politics. In Columbus a 14 year old girl, Clara Miller, says three colored men abducted her from a school area, took her in a car to a desert street and cut her hair. police are investigating.
Washington reports census bureau figures show the divorce rate increasing more rapidly than the marriage rate in the United States. The Department of today released the data.
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