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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
12
Oberlin College opens next Wednesday with 1233 applications for admission and 1100 places in the College of Arts and Sciences. The freshman class lists 150 men, and total enrollment shows 440 men and 660 women. Theological seminary applications also noted.
Mr. Jones said about 360 students enrolled last year in the Conservatory of Music, which can admit 400. The institute has room for more students and aims to fill the remaining seats.
Dr J H Allin sells office furniture and fixtures and leaves Oberlin citing wealth and a wish for a more congenial climate. He heads to Chicago with no decision yet on future practice. Hear Dr W L Pettingill at the Baptist Church tonight.
Dr Allin has occupied the former offices of Dr Pyle for a year in Oberlin and made many friends as he deems it necessary to depart, leaving behind a sense of regret among his acquaintances.
Oberlin reports Thee Martin 5S Kelly company of Akron plans a Oberlin branch. They hired Mr. Derby, former Norwalk real estate broker, to manage the local office. Derby resides at 52 North Pleasant Street. The firm focuses on buying and selling farms.
Dr. A. B. Everitt of Toledo and formerly of Oberlin visits friends in Oberlin with his daughter Mrs. Ralph McAllister of Fremont. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sweetman travel to Daytona Beach Florida to join S. K. Gunn in running a cafeteria.
Richard Braden of Shelby asks the probate court to enjoin his wife Mary Braden from visiting their Norwalk home alleging she has assaulted him and beaten him and that he fears her cooking may poison him. Braden also seeks a divorce.
Mrs Leure Brittson claims the distinction of the most unique alimony in the county. She receives a full orchestra with a chattel mortgage on each instrument and two revolvers tied to pawn broker tickets. Her husband Gate C Brittson is a musician. She accuses him of failure to provide.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Orth's Stomach Remedy promising quick relief for indigestion gastritis and related troubles with a full money back guarantee. It quotes Walter L Main of Geneva Ohio praising the product and notes availability at local druggists with an 1921 date reference.
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