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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1924

Page

9

Colored pair heavily fined in Oberlin court

Charles Douglas of Oberlin and Kattie Wilkinson from Lorain were fined 47 and 45.50 dollars respectively in city court for intoxication and disorderly conduct after pleading guilty. Both were arrested Monday afternoon and the fines reflect the village ordinance. Wilkinson had been in Oberlin about two weeks while Douglas worked as a porter at the Park hotel.

Oberlin Charles Douglas Kattie Wilkinson Lorain Henry Smith Fach Wilkinson Douglas Park Hotel

Seminary Year Starts Today at Oberlin Theological School

Oberlin Sept 27 The Graduate School Theology begins its ninety second year with about 49 enrolled. Dr Hannah misses first semester on a trip to England. Rudolf Otto from University of Marburg will lecture on Eastern and Western Mysticism around October 1. Lamar Whitney named custodian of Council Hall succeeding Henry Bows who moves to Cleveland for settlement work among colored people.

Oberlin Graduate School Theology Hannah England Haskell Rudolf Otto University of Marburg Germany Get Lamar Whitney Council Hall Ienry Bows Bows Cleveland

Radical Gage Mate In Frosh Gope Ocha at Oberlin

Oberlin on September 17 reports a new freshmen versus sophomores contest replacing the Bag Rush and Tie Up. A student committee proposed events here including a 100 yard relay with 25 men per class, three 100 yard races, a tug of war for 50 men per side, and a knight’s contest with 25 riders. Victory awards five points for each event won, with overall victor to be decided after two event wins.

Weild Day Committee Soh Ang Law Fie 5 Christ Oberlin Senate Field Day

Mayor Smith Fine Follows Liquor Possession Conviction

Oberlin dispatch reports Talis Morning Mayor Smith handled a case in which Graf an Dovrin faced illegal liquor possession charges after a sheriff's posse arrested him south of town. Dovrin was found guilty, fined 830 and costs, and jailed for nonpayment. A separate note states a raid on a disorderly house was led by Mayor Smith. The same day Blair Hoover, bus line driver, was fined one dollar and costs for blocking business-section boarding. Paul Grosh, Oberlin Conservatory alumnus, returns from Paris to join Wooster Conservatory as theory and organ professor.

Oberlin Talis Smith Graf ‘An Dovrin Here Dovrin Myers Eivria Blair Hoover Cleveland-Akron Cleveland Toledo Hoover Paris Paul Grosh Oberlin Conservatory Wooster Conservatory Wester France

Farm Woman's Club to Meet at Mrs Walter Green Home

Pittsfield Sept 17 The Farm Woman's Club will be entertained Friday afternoon Sept 19 at the home of Mrs Walter Green All cordially invited Rev EG Evans attended the eastern Ohio conference in Coshocton Fred Zimmerman and family moved from G W Pitts farm to Elyria to make their future home The Aid Society met at Mrs H L Coulson with thirty present The Wideman couple attended Summit County fair in Akron Mrs Wallace Gordon and son Gerald visited the Albert Jackson home for two weeks The Parent Teachers Association reorganized for the year electing W G Bullock as president and officers including A McRoberts Miss Shipman Mrs George Harbold and Charles Hallouer

Pittsfield Farm Woman's Club Walter Green E.G. Evans Wallace Gordon Gerald Akron Ars Albert Jackson Parent-Teachers Association Charles Hallouer John Harbold Mark Rhodes B. L. Schubert A. McRoberts G. Hl. Norton Hi. L."coulson Roy Mosher R. M. Warren Elyria Sarah Carter Oberlin Newell Atwood St. Cloud Florida R. B. Peard Gberlin College Charles Friend Wellington Tonday John Watkins Sama Ag Sarah Horton Ford Ewing Lakewood E. K. Sanders Clinton Hemner la Grange Martin Mills Norwalk George Wante M. E Wellington Mary Brasee Nelson Lounssrouch Ewing Laud Muller South Russia D. Pickworth Worcester Wro. Pickworth New London Clara Cleveland F. C. Brandt Silas Brandt E.G. Whitcomb Alma Sheffield H. T. Breyley Theodore Bregley Coshocten Frank Freed

Local Social and Church News Highlights

Community updates from Elyria and nearby towns cover club events, visits, and family news. Guests include Mrs. Roy Mosher, Mrs. R. M. Warren, and many relatives. meals and luncheons mark Society activity while farm and fair notes reflect rural life. A birth is also recorded for Frank Freed’s daughter born Sept. 14.

Local School and Community Notes and Gatherings

President Mrs Esther Pfeiffer and secretary Mrs Henry Rising led a meeting announcing new superintendent Mr Quirk and teachers Miss White Miss Keener Miss Dickerson. Readings by Marjory Reisinger Henry Sehriver and others followed. A picnic at Whips Ledges near Hinckley drew many from several townships. Families attended Marsh reunion in Columbia township.

Esther Pfeiffer Henry Rising Geo. Myers Quirk Mentzer Miss White Miss Keener Miss Dickerson Pfeiffer Miss Graber Old King Cole Billy Goat Gruff Marjory Reisinger Henry Sehriver Irvin Klinect Geo. Hance Columbia Township Cleveland Elyria Butternut Ridge Grafton Columbia Whip’s Ledges Hinckley

Fragmentary OCR Names Move Across Cities and People

A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered names and places including Hogan ad Lora new Biay Joseph Siape and Aurel Luca. The legible items hint at an item involving multiple persons and locations but lack coherent context or a clear event.

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Woman's Lenetit Association elects first vice president

Miss Bina M West of Port Huron Michigan becomes first woman president of the National Fraternal Congress after its Washington DC convention. The body includes about 19 090 persons in 126 000 led groups across the United States and Canada. West is a Republican national committeewoman in Michigan. Also noted is Mrs Dibina Martin of Sion South Dakota honored on birthday with official visit by the mayor.

Bina M. West Port Huron Mich Natio Fraternal Congress Washuato D.C Miss West Clu United States Canada 4 West Republicas Michigan Dibina Martin Sion S. Dak

Mrs Henry Flesner Hosts 93rd Birthday Party Near Rochester

Mrs Henry Flesner living near Rochester Minnesota entertained 157 relatives at a party in celebration of her ninety third birthday anniversary.

Henry Flesner Rochester Minn

Grafton Social Notes and Belden PTA Meeting Recap

Mrs D B Hitchcock left for Buffalo to visit relatives. Mrs Clara Jones and Mrs John Britton of Elyria dined with Mrs James Finlayson. Visitors included Dr N H Ewing and Mrs Hattie Saunders of Elyria. The Hartman family from Cleveland stayed with Mrs Mary Starkey. J R Johnson and family of Cleveland visited W L Bryden. Father Holmes of Latchfield works at Lehman brothers grocery in Belden. Mrs E Z Wise hosted a surprise 9th birthday for Paul Wise with many children attending. Belden PTA meeting drew about 150 attendees. piano, playground and restroom projects reported. New officers elected: President Cora Reisinger, Vice ...

Grafton D. B. Hitchcock Buffalo N.Y Clara Jones John Britton Elyria James Finlayson Finlayson N. H. Ewing Willerd Hattie Saunders Clair Rawson F. Hartman Louisa Cleveland J. R Johnson Don Schnable Robert W. L. Bryden Father Holmes Latchfield Lehman Brothers Belden Ars. E. Z. Wise Paul Grafton Street Maerer Mona Rosemary Bennett Merna Suietzer Jeanne Francis Park Rita Machovina Fay Reichard Leona Wise Anna Jeanne MeCloskey Maxine Kolinski Inez Reilins Wilson Mmccloskey Hal Rothgary Gordon Stefins Dustin and Gomer Harold Redmond Edwin Rhoechtees Join Spitzer Charles MacNeal Paul Wise Parent-Teache Association Scditorium Trensurer Cora Reisinger

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