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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
14
Fragmentary text discusses a proposed method for balance of power described by Mr. Baker. It references a nine member group and a practical approach claimed to promise permanent peace, but details are unclear from the readable fragment.
Oberlin reports reveal the joint faculty and student committee approved recommendations for future campus recreation. Changes include a new Howland Hall replacement, no dances for sophomores until second semester, and revised billing for social events.
Mrs. Carl Kinney and James Hall of Howard Apartments spent the summer with Mrs. Hall's parents in California. Kinney returned to North Carolina with Doge Black CF.
Sept 28 Wellington report notes a large turnout for a Ku Klux Klan rally held at the opera house. Other items include Friendship Guild meeting at 7:30 PM at Mrs E B Kerr’s home, Mrs Mabel Evans Parker’s hospital recovery, a temporary move for Mr and Mrs G S Owen, and John Murray purchasing Laura Koontz’s lot on North Main Street in the business district.
Wellington C Sept 28 Church notices list Congregational Church on South Main with Rev Charles W Recard as pastor. Sunday school at 9:39 a m, morning service at 10:30, evening service at 6:30.
Baptist, Methodist, and Church of Christ announce weekly activities with Bible school sessions and regular services. The Baptist lineup features 3:36 Bible school, 10:30 morning preaching, 7:30 evening rally. the Methodist list shows 9:30 Sunday school, 6:30 Epworth League, 7:30 evening service. the Church of Christ details 10:60 Bible school, 11:00 morning service and notes certificated recreations for worship. The Bible Students of Wellington meet at J L Ross home with study at 9:30 and 10:30 and a Wednesday evening session. Christian Science holds Sunday services at the Ambrose residence at 10:30.
Former British premier Lloyd George told an American society luncheon he will travel to America to observe how the country handles its problems rather than for mission work or bootlegging. The remark followed his discussion of an upcoming trip to the United States. The note also recalls Oswego, New York, once the nation’s third largest lumber market.
The article reviews Lawful Larceny about a young wife in a gambling house aided by a hero to steal a missing item. It also mentions Colonial Bell Boy 13 a lively comedy farce shown recently. The American Enemies of Women is described as a monster production with dramatic European scenes and notable costumes.
Stage settings are magnificent and the picture is a worthy one. Shirley Mason shines in Pawn Ticket No. 210 with Buster Keaton’s The Play House and a strong feature. Rialto presents Barney Google and Spark Plug Jeannette Adler and her 12 syncopating girls tonight.
The program lists "Georgia Peaches" headlining the Sunday concert bill followed by a Monday burlesque show. On October 6 De Wolfe Hopper performs in The Mikado. The Philippines has two railway systems totaling about 800 miles.
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