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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
4
The and final note suggests a divided view on climate outlooks with experts split between a dry future and more cautious projections into 50 years hence. One side foresees increased dryness by 1930, while others push for more optimistic trends despite uncertainties.
Oberlin Da. D. H. van der Pyl, pastor of the United Congregational Church here, announced yesterday the subjects for five Sunday evening sermons next month. Oct 3 The enfranchisement of women Oct 10 The Rite of the Sabbath Oct 17 The Coming of National Prohibition Oct 24 The Awakening of the East Oct 31 The League of Nations
Oberlin reports Rev. Ja won Noble Pierca, former pastor of the Second Congregational Church, has accepted the pastorate at the Leasing Congregational Church in Washington, D.C. Since leaving Oberlin he led Dorchester Mass Congregational Church and authored several books including The Masculine Power of Christ and The Mystery of His Own Person.
Oberlin's Progressive-Democrat club hosts a Tuesday banquet with congressman Martin L. Davey as the featured speaker. Mrs. L. B. Pyke of Cleveland, a national Ohio committee woman, will also speak. Women voters receive special arrangements. Mrs. W. P. Carruthers and Mrs. A. R. Impton lead.
Prof. Meretta Miller recently returned from a Middle Europe tour will address the Men's class of the United church at 9 45 Sunday morning on conditions in Central Europe and particularly Czechoslovakia. He is a personal friend of President Thomas G Masaryk of the Czechoslovak Republic.
T W Osaen, former receiver for Ohio Road Machinery Co, signs to enter Washington University in St Louis, Mo, to pursue an engineering course. Mrs J H Wattendorf of Toledo is mentioned in the notice.
An old pharmacy ad advises Catarrhal Deafness sufferers to mix Parmint with hot water and sugar, then take a tablespoon four times daily. It claims quick relief from head noises and suggests the remedy opens the throat and eases distress.
Yishine notes cousinship with Mrs. H C Spore of West Lurnin Street for a few days. Prefers and Mrs H Lutz of Forest Street returned from a month’s Salt Lake trip. Celia Giles of 254 West Street leaves to spend time in Chicago. Gales, summer guest of Celia Giles, returns to Harvard. Mrs Howard Hurst and two children, from Oberlin, head home to Brookville Florida. Her mother accompanies her to Cincinnati. Mrs Suddoth with five children arrives in Oberlin from Colorado, staying at 80 North Cedar Avenue with Electa Lyons House.
Professor F Q Grover returns from Maine as Herbert Yorom moves to Ridgeville with Aly family via J I Edwards real estate. Philips family relocates from North Professor Street to Mrs Hulwarda’s at 267 West Lorain Street. Students rent 124 Elm Street on cooperative plan. Ming Mae Kelly leaves West Lorain for James physical training at State College. Wendell Townsley, aviation corps member, to study at college. Miss Corm Swift returns from Chicago University to Oberlin via St Catharines. Mina Kathleen Ormsby heads to Chicago for psychology position at University of Chicago. engaged in Red Cross work during the war. E N Avery leaves for Blue Ridge CO after over month in Oberlin. C F Preslar in Cadiz with T J Rice exploring coal interests. Miss Hazel Kyrk returns from vacation. Mennard Weddall attends Law and Order Society events in Oberlin and American Legion meeting in Cleveland. The Child Will meets at 103 North F September 2. Mab Miss Carlie visiting with East College associates. Chas Weeks at 3 o'clock on Monday. Treat and friends of Minneapolis on vacation. ALC Treat, 284 Peat W. W C Christy to attend encampment in Minneapolis.
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