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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
11
Wellington Sept 4 Charles F Fredman of La Salle Ti will preach in the Baptist church next Sunday morning and evening The La Grange Grange will conduct initiation of the 1st and 2nd degree during the week with Wednesday evening program by the La Grange team at LaGrange Grange.
Wellington locals note a Grange event with refreshments and social hour. Members urged to attend the meeting as plans unfold. Mrs Will Stevenson on the sick list. School opened with large attendance. GAR to hold a special meeting near Tuesday evening.
Oberlin's Republican Mock Convention last spring highlighted a contestant with political acumen who was offered a post. Ruth Terborgh reported news from New York City of the marriage of Douglas Haskell and Helen Lacy, both college class of 1923, in Greenwich Village last week.
In Oberlin on September 4 word reached friends of Professor Frederick A. Goerner’s serious injuries from an automobile crash near Elsworth Maine. Fractured collar bone a broken arm and a broken leg reported. fear he may have broken bow arm. Conservatory director JF Shaw said Goerner will be unable to teach for about three months. Further details expected by letter in a few days. Oberlin personal notes list Mrs Mary McMillan and daughter Lillian from Forest Street visiting cousin William Clark in Chagrin Falls. Mrs Anderson and daughter Faye moved to 198 East College Street. Ruth Vanderly, a Conservatory graduate, returns with her mother to Oberlin for special study and will reside at 58 North Pleasant Street in the OB. BE Perbody House. Mr and Mrs James Cowan and Dr Gaston and wife from Washington DC visiting Mrs J M Cowan of Groveland Street. Norman Studer, a college junior, left for Cleveland en route to other colleges to organize La Follette clubs.
An old ad explains iron starvation causes weakness and nervousness. It promotes organic iron such as Nuxated Iron as the right supplement, warns against metallic iron, and offers refunds if not satisfactory.
Local column blends family updates from Canton and Portsmouth with visits from Rev H Barnhart and G A Bahr. Casual notes mention Professor Harroun’s yearlong leave in New York, plus assorted advertisements and historical tidbits about footwear, salt offerings to gods, and bladder health remedies.
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