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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
8
Readable portions describe Cadillac's Vietetia and four passenger coupe debuts at upcoming Auto Salons. The articles note strong enthusiasm from dealers and fans, with emphasis on main features and design appeal.
The report cites Oberlin sources noting German and European tensions and the need for peace, with remarks on poverty among the middle class and escalating international dangers. A referenced author argues no peace while conflicts persist, urging action now. An unrelated local ad promotes home repair services for storms and winter preparations.
Enrollment at Oberlin Conservatory falls below normal levels with six fewer students than expected. Report mentions redecoration of Anaconda and Council Hall and ongoing painter work as part of campus updates.
Oberlin inaugurates a second year of night schooling at the high school starting Monday evening. About 100 residents enrolled last year with English and Domestic Science added this year. Domestic Science began weeks after regular classes, with more women students than men. Classes are led by Mrs Cop War tin, Miss Theressa Smith, Supt Nawdon, and Harley Smith. Students range from 15 to 67, with no homework. Five regular teachers were paid about $108 nightly. many volunteers increased instructor numbers. Last year funds came from local goodwill. this year finances rely on community support.
Unclear text suggests Oberlin aims to use a general purpose enterprise by wards with hopes of advancing development. Supervisors are mentioned in connection with decisions on this proposed program.
A fragmentary report describes five Oberlin girls spending a summer outing near a lake. The text mentions a Swaup of ve Oss ponte, a visit to the Bageon theatre, and a trip with a party that included various locals. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Oberlin Sept 16 The Episcopal church school announces Wade Basset as its superintendent for the coming year. The high school Bible class will be led by Rene Smith of the high school.
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