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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
15
Fragment notes equal education facilities for women among first demands to the new government. Mentions Mr Cat 16 Hudles family and Mr and Mrs Ray Harthuga in Aus at Bernengs of Lich field sport Sunday.
The Oberlin Parent Teachers Association met at the Park Hotel with Prof A S Kout presiding. Mr Root announced a rise in Oberlin school operating costs by about one cent and plans for retirement after many years of service.
The Schools of Oburlin are advised by Mr Root regarding the pwd issue. The note outlines guidance for addressing a problem related to personal well being and public works.
Oberlin reports the death of Mrs. Howard Westlake a former Oberlin resident after a reported poisoning following appendicitis at Huclid near Cleveland. The Westlakes were well known in Oberlin where many friends will regret her untimely death.
The district superintendent announces a seven night revival starting Friday at 7:30 PM led by Rev S M Geom and Rev Juries with pastors Rev S of Burmir and Rev C B Hane MootInge. Meetings at American Legion hall invite all for rest and a concert, with Alliance Regular meetings on Sunday October 7 including morning and evening services.
Oberlin reports the engagement of Miss Mary Buswell Osborn to George Jones, son of Professor Lynda Jones. Jones, a 1920 graduate, is pursuing studies at the University of Illinois and assisting in the library, with notes of a European tour and a literary club meeting at Dr. Trufant’s home.
An ad-like passage touts Resinol Soap cleaning pores and aiding breathability to reduce clogging impurities. It also promotes Resinol Ointment for blotches and inflamed spots, claiming relief from soreness and redness.
Oberlin personals report Miss Trefethren returning from two months in England France and Switzerland. Miss Doris Savage studies domestic science at Moravian College in Cleveland. A B Evans hosted the West Russia club for a day. John Broadwell returns from Detroit with a visit. Mr and Mrs Baker and son from Detroit visit Mr G W Baker. Miss Huddie M Johnson and Winchester pursue musical studies in New York next year. A rummage sale planned at Christ parish pons South Main St. Lucy A Davis returns home after motor trip. F L Repka buys property at 28 C C? net. Mrs Vi Work moves to 250 E College St.
Mrs. Elva Brooks visits Detroit for a fortnight to see relatives and friends. Local residents host Sunday callers including Mr. and Mrs. Homer Long and Myrtle Mary Hixon of Akron. Miss Louella Pierce diagnosed with diphtheria, cared for by Miss Cheva ur of Cleveland. General Electric Co employment at Schenectady, New York, with Robert bcCer among twenty one thousand workers. Community gatherings feature Rev. Gardner from Ruggles to preach next year, and various visits from Lorain, Elyria, Akron, Columbus, Sharon, Berea, and Rittman residents.
Columbus Oct 5 Governor Donahey said he will support making the sale of illegal drugs more drastic in response to the narcotics traffic. He suggested life imprisonment for even the smallest sale, while urging stronger state measures and recommendations to President Coolidge on federal suzerainty.
An advertisement promises Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand will relieve nervousness fatigue and nervous indigestion. The offer includes a 0 cent trial box from C W Phillips with a money back guarantee on first purchase and treatment for related digestive and sleep issues.
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