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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
5
Ohio orator Mr. Fess known as one of the state's greatest speakers will address the Grant's Centennial event on April 27. It is understood he will announce his candidacy for the U. S. Senate soon.
Miss Emily Kneubuhl, a nationally known speaker, addressed the Lorain County League of Women Voters at the Y M C A gym yesterday. She urged political education, noted the 18th and 19th amendments, and warned against illiteracy, ignorance, indifference, and war as threats to representative government.
At a special YWCA meeting Miss Hannah Garford was selected as delegate to the biennial convention in Hot Springs Arkansas in April 2027. The event promises inspiration as international speakers interpret their countries and the program highlights art and literature from local groups.
The Passion Play at Oberammergau illustrated with color slides and organ music will be shown in the auditorium of the First Congregational church on Thursday at 7 30 led by Mrs Clarence F Swit formerly of Fall River Mass The event aims to deepen understanding of Jesus last week through Bavarian village scenes and is open to all with a free admission and a silver offering requested.
A dense list of society and fraternal activities in Elyria Lorain County includes Knights of St John American Legion Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows Epworth League Young Ladies' Society of St John s Tuteran church Blue Moon club Elks' lodge and more with installations, inspections, and district meetings. Also noted are church circle meetings, sewing circles, and social gatherings at homes on various streets. Nearby residents are mentioned with numerous visits, travels, and spring break plans, along with hospital associations and community organizations preparing for upcoming events.
City residents, Mr and Mrs A F Roe of Beebe court visited in Litchfield yesterday. Bert Wintney returned from a brief visit with his sister in Warren, Ohio. The All Meta club will meet at Mrs Don Sotherden home on Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Willeat of Santasky spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Emil Struck of Ohio St.
Adele Garrison’s new phase of Revelations of a Wife unfolds with Dicky tense about a dangerous man named Smith threatening their neighborhood. The narrator fears exposure of Smith to Dicky while Lilian and allies scheme in the background, delaying a return home as garage intrigue and personal danger intersect.
Elkhart, Indiana residents spent the day in Cleveland and will attend a theater this afternoon. Mayor Jones and J F Burke spoke yesterday at the Kiwanis Club of East Cleveland. Several local residents are noted in social movements and visits around Cleveland including families from Cambridge street Broad Street Chestnut Street and Park Avenue.
Grade BE Thomas Elyria Harry H Smith Co Elyria Wilkins Hurst Co Wickens Co Lorain E F E Waters Co Wellington DO H Baker Amherst Allen Sedgman Oberlin Ohio.
Mr and Mrs H H Feters of 114 Bell avenue spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Garris of Birmingham. Mr and Mrs J B Robinson of 118 Park avenue are moving to Wellington for their future home. The Knights of Columbus held a regular business session last evening but due to bad weather attendance was light.
Boyd Smith aged 28 an inspector and Jessie Patterson aged 24 a nurse obtained a marriage license from Rev Newcomer in Lorain.
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Mara Bana Mrs Chas Schneider and others. Discharges noted for Mrs Wilma Hovis Mrs Edith Shook and Pauline Bates. Wellington reports Congressman Simeon Fess of Ohio will speak here on April 27 as word reaches town.
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