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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1925
Page
5
A dense list of clubs and societies meets across Elyria on Monday and Wednesday. Groups include church circles, the Boy Scouts, Knightly orders, Parent Teacher associations, and the Lorain County Medical Society with events at the Lorain Hotel and various church halls.
Numerous groups meet across Elyria and area halls and churches including Lions, Knights of Pythias, Ladies Aid Societies, circle clubs, and youth groups with venues at St Andrew's, St Pauls, YWCA, Masonic Temple, and local schools. A Jolly Thirty Card Club gathering at the Gehrke home capped a lively weekend with prizes awarded for progressive Pedro and Zuessing contests.
The Tuesday luncheon for Lots Street discussion on Second Congregational meeting was postponed due to issues. Dana J. Fe conducted as severe Pr Bt. Harry at Connor Ringfield Illinois departs by special bus. a son of the Star Temple attends the event. Knights of Columbus hold a social after reports on membership drive and retreat plans. Gate event set at St Church. Father Frey to conduct. Membership aims to initiate 145 candidates in May. Columbus convention on April 15-16 expected to be a major gathering.
Miss Marea ter of Mr. adifs Klein of Biane Street and G Derrel Iden of Lorain were quietly married at St. Pauls Evangelical Church. The Rev Paul Bouratin performed the ceremony. The bride wore blue ensemble and carried Amer Beauty roses. A wedding supper followed at Alber's Villa. The couple plans a trip to Washington Philadelphia and other eastern points. The bride is a Elyria High School and Oberlin Business College graduate. the groom a Ohio Northern University graduate and supervisor of Lorain OPSCO distribution.
Six year old Gardan al fon celebrated his birthday at home with a 2 PM holiday dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schallon of Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Klaus and daughter Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Badger and son Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Labut, Mr. and Mrs. John Mackall of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horton and Clarence of this city.
James Whyte 31 switchman and Lydia Donahue 24 of Amherst were issued a license with Rev. Wm. Muir Auld officiating. Gust Pappas 28 waiter of Lorain and Mary Roney 28 waitress of Elyria obtained a license from a Justice of the Peace.
This evening at 7 30 the choral department of the Elyria Musical Art Society meets at the YMCA for rehearsal. The annual concert will be Tuesday evening April 21 at the First Congregational church directed by Prof Gilbert Wilson of Oberlin Conservatory. One more rehearsal remains after tonight.
Fragmented OCR lists several residents with partial street addresses and misspelled names including Mrs Bidwell Mrs Leroy, Ralph Foster, Raymond Patoguin, Mrs Max Cattkins, Neal Howard Bulles, Lulu Mas E Cleve, and Frank Back near Boulevar Grand. The text preserves names and scattered streets but lacks coherent context or dates.
ES Sotherden returns from a brief Pittsburgh visit. Birth announced at Memorial Hospital for a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Stewart of Lodl Street. Numerous mentions of friends and relatives visiting, traveling, and staying with kin in Bucyrus Ohio Ash Tabula Youngstown and Washington avenues. University of Michigan students home for Easter.
Diamond Dyes offer easy tinting with cold water for delicate shades and rich permanent colors. A 15 cent package includes simple directions so any woman can dye or tint lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings draperies and more. Buy Diamond Dyes and tell your druggist the material type wood silk cotton or mixed goods.
A truncated collection of Arab proverbs reflects on war and peace, restraint and folly. It notes that Arabs face global tensions, warns against trusting impostors, and presents maxims on power, wealth, truth, and the soul. The tone mirrors a midcentury near eastern commentary.
Incomplete social notes list visitors from Dewey avenue and nearby streets including Mrs J er and Mr O R Barber with guests from Baltimore Pittsfield Oberhia Moorae and Cuba NY. The fragmentary item mentions Dr Davis and several named residents visiting Columbus and Sixth Street locales over the weekend.
Independent producer Cecil B. DeMille selects William Bord and Lewis Natheaux as rising talents for future projects and will train them for prominent roles akin to Wallace Reid and Thomas Meighan.
HOLYOKE MASS April 13 Two high school girls flag down a passing driver asking for a ride to Springfield. The driver agrees and drops them off in front of their high school after revealing he is the superintendent of schools. The girls dash into the building and return to class.
Doug Fairbanks notes top pay often goes to animal stars not human actors. He cites his film Dou Q with five of the highest paid performers being three horses and two bulls. No income tax for animals. Silver King and Fred Thomson finished That Devil Quemado. next film The Bandits Baby. Ronald Colman and Wilma Banks cast for leads. George Fitsmau Rice to direct.
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