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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
5
Elyria area conference in Oberlin planned with a program on missionary education. A ministerial association retreat set for Monday at Matson Center. Edwards daughter May married Noah G Frost of Dayton at Rev. Chester F. Ralston's home with officiating and sister May as bridesmaid. Mrs Frost formerly with Oberlin Telephone. Frost in Dayton advertising.
Sept 17 notes show Rev. Nicholas Van der mining to speak on "The Bible in the boola" at morning service. Waddell later to address evening service as churches unite for a great crisis in the community.
Oberlin residents report Mrs Margarel Barres of East Vine Street has been named state organizer for Republican clubs among Ohio’s colored women. A prominent figure in state and national armored clubs and the suffrage movement, she will oversee activities across the state.
Oberlin notes a new taxi business and auto livery service opening with Broadwell James Kresvis and Dell Mromdweil among those entering the field. George Gin and others are listed in connection with the venture as the town observes the development on September 17.
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In Oberlin Sep 17 Rev Mond falman a School of Theology alum and Yale graduate has been named council director of the Caucasus branch of the Near East fund with New York office guiding Monday. Rev Gilman 28 a former war serviceman and Near East Relief member previously served as assistant pastor at Second Congregational and later led churches in Ohio and South Dakota.
Chicago September 17 efforts continued to complete the official count of Wednesday's primary ballot amid a closely contested gubernatorial nomination and Democratic Senate race with 691 ballots reported counted and more to be reviewed.
In FOSELURG Ore Mrs ho M Line of stmrday confronted a jury during a tense event. A tank malfunction caused danger but no one was harmed. Her husband provided a small amount of soup. she remained fast and unharmed.
Early returns show In Chieu ea Siuell of Kun kaxeo leading for governor with about 10,000 margin in a 790,000 vote total. Oglesby Lowden strength centered downstate while Chicago backed Thompson Republicans. McWinley defeats Smith for senator by a margin that trails the gubernatorial outcome. A late tally suggests a statewide recount may be needed to resolve Burke and Waller for the Democratic Senate nod.
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