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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
3
A terse telegram note appears in the Saronicle page, credited to ae, marking publication of item four with a code s2B18 and timestamp 2318. The fragmentary entry suggests a disciplined newsroom shorthand and internal tagging rather than a full public report.
The Draft Scheme for a permanent International Court at The Hague, linked to the League of Nations under the Versailles Treaty, faces questions on enforcement and US acceptance. It would be part of the League machinery, not a substitute, but the United States would not endorse it while not joining the Wilson Covenant.
Mrs. Wilson’s gown is placed in a museum and sparks reflections on public admiration and cost. The piece notes changing attitudes toward candidates and the White House, hinting at broader social shifts in perceptions of influence and rewards.
Oberlin opens the new college year with President Henry Churchill King delivering the address at Finney chapel. He outlined four challenges for students including the press of numbers, research and social service, and world issues postwar. About 1,500 attended. classes begin today through Christmas vacation. Also notice the death of Mrs. Marian Headline Malleck in Cleveland from pneumonia. funeral at Orchard Street home Thursday.
Oberlin Sept. 2 Ent is made that the First ME church has leased the Second Congregational church building for two and a half years. The lease is effective at once and services will be held there. Since the Methodist church burned three years ago, services have been in Warner hall. The move is seen as an improvement though it does not rule out building a new church. A site is held at North Main and East Lorain streets.
Mrs. Glessner Pratt, 21, wife of Glessner Pratt, died Tuesday afternoon at Oberlin hospital following an operation. Funeral services set for Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at her mother's home.
Mrs Stella Guess of 6 Brown Ave Athens Ohio reports sleep improved after using Dreco a tonic made from twelve herbs roots barks and leaves She says it eases constipation headaches rheumatism biliousness and stomach problems and recommends Dreco for women Everts Drug Store markets it in Elyria urging trial by local readers
Mrs Robert Bouth Mele Utraot and Mr Pratt, married about a year, moved from Akron to Oberlin three weeks ago. Mrs Pratt, a Oberlin Business College graduate, worked in Akron before marriage.
Miss Wan da Gilberg of Oberlin and Mr. Roy D Moore of Wadsworth were married at seven fourteen last evening in Oberlin at the Methodist church. The ceremony was performed by Rev Jon J MacAlpine with the couple unattended.
A brief notice reports that several individuals left for a honeymoon to Cleveland and Niagara Falls. It notes that they will reside in Wadsworth and mentions Mr. Moore being engaged to bye Nera.
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