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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1927

Page

3

Sophomore Class Leads School Assembly at La Grange

La Grange High School reports a lively assembly led by the Sophomore class with talks on Lindbergh’s flight by Malcolm Kelner and Arthur Gouldie. Other debates covered pay parity for women and enthusiasm rose for the lecture course.

LA Grange Malcolm Kelner Arthur Gouldie Chosn Lindbergh Lebate Fen Marcella Hildebrandt Olwin Foster Gordon Wheeler Maxine Hopkins Robbert Miller Harry McDavitt Oy the Guardian Tesulta Mr. Crawshaw Goron Wheeler Richard Mevitou Rilip Rowlands Denis Clifton Obert Miller Miss Grawshaw Fyrle Gow

Oberlin Student Wins Blind Foundation Scholarship

Joseph Himes a blind student from Cleveland studies at Oberlin College under a Foundation for the Blind scholarship. He aims to be a social worker and track athlete, after graduating East High with top scholarship results. Separately a local check forger has stolen about five hundred dollars from Oberlin businesses since last April, latest at Mubard Variety Store.

Oberlin Joseph Himes Cleveland Oberlin College American Foundation For the Blind Himes East High Mubbard Earl F. Davies West College Aveue Berlin Savings Bank Co

Oberlin Road social notes and visits across Oberlin

Mrs John Baumann and family hosted guests in Oberlin with greetings to Berlin friends. Local gatherings included a Halloween party at the Dobbs home and a Woman's Club meeting with Oberlin residents in attendance. Several families, including Campbell, Krohn, and Howk, visited relatives in Elyria, Amherst, Snow Hill and Tabtan Ferry Hawk area, with missionary reports shared at Sunday school.

Oberlin Road John Baumann Louie George Baumann John Baumana Berlin Ag Jarrspiecher Frank Hreurer Lesley Barnst Berlin Gar McRoberts Edward Arents J .H.rumby Winton Andy Frank Ireuzer Mussel Coonrod Amherst Partridge Near East D J Campbell En Dudley Obera Hugo Krohn Cleveland John Bauann Arm Woman's Club Oberlin Mesdames Crooks L. H. Barnared J. Kernary Burs R. F. Clark Frank Yeager A. A. Saxton J. Cavidson John Baumann Jr Jal Steffin D. J. Campbell Elyria Homer Howk Brett Matcham Tabtan Ferry Hawk

Oberlin Inauguration Draws Nation's College Leaders

Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins inaugurated as Oberlin College president with 48 college and university presidents in attendance. The weekend featured a citywide Oberlin celebration and a big football game against Case in Cleveland.

Oberlin Ernest Hatch Wilkins Oberlin College

Dainty Dances and Comedy at Rialto Theater Nights

The De Molay presents song and dance numbers in a musical comedy at the Rialto theater on Thursday and Friday evenings October 27 28. The show opens with Way Down Where the Palm Trees Grow and features a finale medley amid breezy lively choruses. Colorful dances and comic bits evoke laughter and audience sympathy through the principals’ romantic dilemmas.

Rialto Theater The de Molay

Lean Meat Fad Sweeps the Nation at Institute Meeting

Oscar G. Mayer, president of the Institute of American Meat Packers, told members at the annual convention that lean meat style suits modern life. He cited shifts to sedentary work and higher body contour desires as drivers and predicted meat production for 1927 to be similar to the previous year with prices generally lower except for beef. Mayer urged a nationwide ad campaign to move surplus farm products.

Chicago United States Jack Spratts Oscar G. Mayer The Institute of American Meat Packers Institute Mr. Mayer Mayer

Grange Meeting Attendee and Move Mentioned in Parma

Gar Mc Roberta attended a Grange meeting in Parma. Mrs. Amy Briggs and Mrs. Alice Bishop plan to move to Oberlin to reside on Union Street after living in Hutchinson's house for two years.

Gar Mc Roberta Grange Parma Amy Briggs Alice Bishop Oberlin Union Street R. Hutchinson

Local Man Fined For Keeping Daughter Out Of School

Mike Campagna of near Avon fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty in Justice J. George's court to keeping his 16 year old daughter Mary out of school.

Mike Campagna Near Avon Court of Justice J. George Mary

Twelve Held In Killing Of Man

A dozen men including a constable were detained in Youngstown after the killing of Tony Pope, 40, by a band led by Squire Frank A. Eckis during an attempted arrest for alleged theft. Eckis, not held due to official bond, said Pope fired first with a revolver that misfired before a fatal shot rang out.

Youngstown Tony Pope Pope Frank A. Eckis Corl Squire Jonu Harris

Rehearsals Underway for Legion Minstrels Show

American Legion Minstrel preparations proceed for the Joral nest production at the TWal m theatre on November 10 and 11. Head men and ballad singers selected during the first rehearsal. The cast features veterans of prior shows, with new stage settings and costumes announced. The Moorehead Producing Company of Zanesville directs, with Virgil G Jasper overseeing management. George H Allen, Eddie Herzog, and Jerry Ferguson assist on sales and program duties.

American Legion Joral Twal'm Theatre Legion Club Ead-Men Moorehead Producing Company Zanesville Hwke Virgil G. Jasper Post Geo. H Allen Eddie Herzog Jerry Ferguson

Death Notice Mrs Joan Frederick 84 Elyria resident

Mrs Joan Frederick aged 84 died at her home 514 East River street after a four month illness. She had lived in Elyria 12 years. Survived by husband two brothers Philip R Cornell and Frederick T Cornell Jr sister Mrs William Shayer and father Frederick T Cornell Sr all of Elyria. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from former home with Rev H C Mubly officiating. Burial in Ridgelawne Cemetery.

Joan Frederick East River Street Frederick Elyria Philip R Cornell Frederick T. Cornell, Jr William Shayer Frederick T. Cornell Ely- Tila H. C. Mubly Ridgelawne Cemetery

Markets Echo Mixed U S Grain and Produce Reports

Cleveland and Chicago markets show mixed movements in poultry, potatoes, butter and eggs with receipts and prices varying by grade. California oranges weaken while grapes and grapefruit hold. Toledo and Minneapolis grain, flour and seed quotations round out a broad regional snapshot.

Cleveland Ohio Michigan Idaho Bakers Colorado Brown Busnel New York Geinesville Chicago Springs United States Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Red River

Call In Second Liberty Loan Bonds

Local banks urge presentation of second Liberty loan bonds for redemption before November 15. If delayed past that date the Cleveland Federal Reserve may be unable to ensure prompt payment. Registered seconds must reach the Fed by November 5 for transfer to the treasury. coupon forms are accepted at main and branch offices, while registered seconds go to the main office only.

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Treasury Federal Reserve Bank

Youth Holds Up Teller Of Loan Co

Cleveland police searched for a fashionably dressed youth who single handedly robbed the Federation Savings and Loan Co. He entered late yesterday, passed a note through the teller window, and fled with about $2,000 after threatening with a pistol. Teller Joseph Rabe viewed mug shots today to aid identifications.

Up Teller Cleveland Federation Savings & Loan Co Puevares Joseph Rabe

Man and Wife Unite In Short Creek Clinton Fair Contest

In Triadelphia on October 25 Mrs. James Marshall won the husband calling contest beating fifteen rivals. The event required shouting the husband’s name and announcing dinner in the most thrilling way. In Hamilton a city manager platform favors an out of town candidate and retaining gas electric and water services.

Triadelphia W. Va Short Creek- Clinton James Marshall Hamilton Fourth Ward Improvement Association

Women find doors open but health at risk in work rise

Fifty years ago most women held limited jobs. now women enter factories and professions. Elizabeth Chamberlain of 600 Monmouth St Trenton says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health while working at Unionall factory making overalls. She recommends it to factory friends and invites letters.

Elizabeth Chamberlain Unionall Lydia E. Pinkham Chamberlaim Lves Monmouth St Trenton N. J Sue

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