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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
7
Various Lorain groups meet for dances, meetings, and contests. Clubs include Daughters of America, Daughters of Liberty, St. Andrew's Guild, Presbyterian women, Y M C A, and Eastern Star. Officers were elected. several events planned at churches, schools, and the YWCA with programs led by named members.
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teachers’ associations met at Lake Avenue School with Mrs. Bison Miller presiding. F. M. Shelton spoke on the work of PTAs. L. Shryock and Mrs. Johnson presented readings. South Amherst High School orchestra and S. H. Boynton performed. Council voted to affiliate with the state PTA and adopted the constitution.
Judge B C Wilcox spoke on parental responsibility and strong cooperation with teachers in this era. He cited personal cases showing neglect and its outcomes, and urged mothers present to reflect on the guidance they provide. A brief business session and refreshments followed.
Premier Palm Sunday vespers announced by First Congregational Church for next Sunday at 4 30 PM. The Oberti Conservatory Trio Maurice Roessler violin aeaehs ckenerner cello and Mrs W E Benunit piano perform with no admission charge. tour from eastern cities noted.
The Women’s Mission Society of the Church of Christ held a memorial afternoon at Mrs. Wm Maddock’s home for Dr. Shelton a pioneer medical missionary. Mrs Wo 1 Burner spoke of his reminiscences and his life work was described by several members. A separate Circle No 2 meeting at Mrs AoC Yungklang’s home reported five visitors and plans for future entertainments.
Mr and Mrs i TB Merman and children of Lorain were guests of Nero and Mrs G C Seukes of Laundog St yesterday. Attorney and Mrs G B Finder returned last evening to Charles Court home after spending three months in Cuba. Miss Alice Knochtges Crafton guest of Miss Katherine McGuire on Wednesday. Miss Violet Brown Furnage Street, linked with Sohn Lersch company, also noted.
Residents travel for visits and business while several clubs hold meetings at homes and churches. Elected neighbors attend hospital, birthday and social events. Unity Club and Higha Maccabees prepare for Cleveland engagements. students and teachers leave for illness or travel.
Two admissions listed for Tuth Klaur on Woodland Avenue and Albert Luikart on Middle Avenue.
Mary Lake Davies wife of John Davies of Canada died early yesterday at the family home after a prolonged illness. She is survived by her husband a son four Stand children five sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at her late home with burial in Retlay.
Oberlin residents will gather rubbish April 18 as town clean-up day. The village council also addressed sidewalk repairs and delinquent Bennington Park taxes, with deeds to transfer park ownership to Oberlin. Monthly nurse report shows 66 home visits and 83 total defects corrected in March.
Mrs Paul H Davey and daughter visit Kent relatives at 158 West Lorain. Wilda Morgan of Wellington weekend with the Sages. Fern Emore Fleming, infant daughter of Oscar Fleming, dies. funeral held. burial in Birmingham. J W Schwartz of West Lorain plans return from Orville. Rufus Emery of 28 Forest visits daughter in Muscatine Iowa representing Oberlin branch of the American Association of University Women as president. Edger Fauger of Middletown Connecticut visits mother on East College Street. Marie Eliza Coulter born April 3 in Grand Rapids to Mr and Mrs Willard Coulter. maternal grandparents F A Edmonds. Mrs E A Miller honored at Fortnightly Agricultural Club luncheon in Cleveland with program on musical inspiration for youth at Hotel Statler. Mr and Mrs P C Weggrove visit Toledo and Detroit. Waldo Billenstein of Cleveland visits Anna Geist. Amethyst described as prolate gem. note on Roman Catholic church pastorals. Strawberry once called atrayberry due to runners.
The article traces human evolution from Heidelberg man to Neanderthals and Neolithic folk, noting jawbone changes, teeth patterns, and the shifting size of molars. It warns that the third molar dominates as the wisdom tooth dwindles, risking a toothless future if soft diets and poor care persist.
The note states that copper is the second most important metal after iron in ancient times and hints at lotteries originating in Rome, highlighting historical metal use and cultural practices.
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