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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1923
Page
9
September 16 report from Ober College shows total registration at 1,356 students. Freshman and other class counts are higher than last year, with 301 Berlin students included from the 1922-23 summer session. Open enrollment ends September 18.
Oberlin September 19 a lecture on the American Constitution and the duties of the American Association aid the Ohio Bar association will be given proba in the auditorium of the new school during the week of pt. 16 The association in Clare wi Is sending out speakers and a movement will become gener throughout the states. The Oberlin K. of P. lodge has com. the matter. in hand and. have pointed a committes to make rangerents, oe . are a Aya HAEFER REUNION IS HELD . AF FRANK KREUGER HOME OBERLIN, Sept. 10.-The haefer reunion was held on Sept mber 9th at the home of Frank enger. The tables were spread the lawn at which covers were d fqr sity, the guests coming ym Elgrid, Amherst, Birming m, Kipton, Akron and Oberlin. It was noted to hold a similar thering next year on August 1, 2 place to be decided later.
A group of families and individuals traveled between Oberlin Beach and Urbana Illinois and Massillon to visit cottages and homes. Mr and Mrs Thomas Willis and family vacationed at the Williams Cottage at Oberlin Beach while others joined from Elmwood Place Findlay and Massillon for weekend and Monday visits.
In Cincinnati a woman is suspected of breaking into Mrs. Robert Henkel’s home at 3633 Vine Street wearing a hood and robe. Prints and shoe marks on a window sill and yard point to a female culprit.
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