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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
4
The article extols the Dodge Brothers Car featuring Mulick air springs promising superior riding comfort and economy. It argues air springs absorb road shocks, protect the car frame, and reduce fatigue, claiming a smoother, safer feel on varied surfaces and detours at speed.
Readable fragments indicate strong interest in the fashion item Favorite In The Orient as indicated by manifests seen in Seattle. Further details are sparse but hint at rising demand and potential shipments or sales activity.
A special Oberlin college trustees meeting was held to plan funding to cover a deficit and replace lost Hall estate income. They support a November campaign to raise 4.5 million for endowment and 2 million for new buildings, with a large turnout of trustees from St. Louis to New York City.
Oberlin, Sept 22. Two thousand five hundred dollars was given to Oberlin College by the class of 1918 as a scholarship in honor of Lieut H B Hudson, killed in action in France in 1918. The best all around third year man will receive its benefits. Library additions total over 16 000 rare volumes. Contributions include political works from Samuel P Orth library and other donors. Oberlin personals note German student exchange and local faculty moves and society meetings.
Friday noon report says current enrollment matches last year with possible gains in several departments. Mrs. A. E. Ingraham of W College street and her daughter Mrs. Geo. W. Jackson have gone to Cleveland for a few days of shopping and visiting. Section 2 of the United church to hold a rummage sale in the Centennial building Saturday Oct 6 from 2 to 6 pm.
Grafton Miss A M Ji Fhowe reports the Graton P T A will hold a meeting at the school building on Monday evening September 24. An election of officers is planned and all are urged to attend. The item also notes local social visits and farm weather impacts from frost crossing the area.
The column lists visitors and guests from Mra Adam Gyte Toledo Buffalo New York and many local households including Mr. and Mrs. E Kelley Elyria Mrs. Wm Schultz Amherst Mrs. Pfeiffer and son Clayton and daughter at 111 Chas Street with supper at Eastern Heights Elyria Mr and Mrs E Wise and children Berlin Heights E Rudrer and Mrs Lawson Lakewood Mrs Herman Scholl and family Mrs Earl Wolfe and children Virginia measles visit Eva and Ive Brunson fifteenth birthday party at Grant Brunsons home with many friends and a luncheon continues with games dancing and refreshments
The article lists several residents leaving after a cheerful gathering and notes Thomas Trembath taking over a Akron‑based blacksmith business with his move to town. It mentions the Homemaker club meeting at Mrs. E A Kelley’s home on Sept 26 with a good program, and marks the Rebekah lodge’s 77th anniversary celebrated in Grafton with a varied program including recitations, solos, readings, and musical performances.
The note extends thanks from the Gibson family to neighbors and Rev Myers for sympathy in the death of their mother Mrs Caroline Weil. Signed by Mr and Mrs D B Hitchcock Mr and Mrs James Weiland and Edward Weiland.
In Defiance on Sept 22 a community service bicycle race for grammar grade students runs eight miles. Thomas W. Lantz, recently employed and director, backs the event. Also on Sept 22 the body of 72 year old violin maker John Boucher was found in a creek four days after he lay there. He was well known locally for his instruments.
fragmentary text lists names and titles. no clear event or outcome. reads as disjointed references to an individual linked to Pennsylvania administration, an education unit, and Athens. lacks verifiable actions, dates, or organizations for a full news card.
Ashland residents reported a local incident involving a 74 year old veteran, F. W. Newmyer, who was badly injured when struck by a car driven by Mrs Otto Duncan. The event occurred as the Ashland Golf team from Mansfield prepared for an upcoming match.
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