Prussian Ministry Establishes Five Inspecting Physicians Board
The Prussian ministry grants a request from German labor unions and creates a board of five inspecting physicians to be classified as state officials.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
7
Factory Hygiene Cooperation With Inspectors
The text outlines a duty to cooperate with factory inspectors on hygiene and to study prevention and cure of illnesses specific to certain trades. It reflects historical aims of labor health oversight and technical trade health research.
Evening and tomorrow events at local clubs and churches
Tonight local veterans, church groups, and social clubs gather for dinners, dances, and meetings at MEB church, Baptist church, and ME church with circle activities, debates, and a Knights Templar dinner. Dr Geo J Cooper speaks at the YWCA on criminal treatment. Tomorrow features Easter events, settlement house activities, and a Kiwanis education program.
Knights of St John Social Meeting and Events
Knights of St John held a social meeting with about forty members present. Prize went to F J Kell ing. Funds raised for the National Convention in Cleveland on June 18. Handpainted checker board and suit of clothes won. Card social planned for May 3 in St Agnes church basement. Avon Lake teachers association to hold large social at Lake Read Inn with dancing, music, and a fish pond feature. Grand Chancellor visits local Knights of Pythias. Carl Dover area leaders attend and inspect lodge. Various speakers discuss Pythianism and local attendance includes Cleveland and Sandusky. Audubon Bird Club held open meeting with E D Adams and Prof Lynds Jones. discussion on birds and legal protection. Junior Chamber delegates elected to Indianapolis convention. plans for fifteen members to attend. Stamp Club at YMC A. officers elected led by Ben Dangerfield. Rotary Club directors elected. Roy Hudson introduced as MCA secretary. Blue Moon Club planned Blue Moon Dance for April 21 at Elks Ball. next meeting at Archie Tenfound’s. Odd Fellows Lodge held a business meeting. Donald Kelly reports on Florida trip. 103rd anniversary of Odd Fellowship next Tuesday with program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF ST. John
Knights of St John
F. J. Kelling
Cleveland
Otto Glattatein
James J. Me €Ran
St. Agnes’ Church
Parett Teachers Association of
Avon Lake School
Lake Read Inn
Lorain
Avon Lake
Young Men’s Business Club
D .W. Myers
Robert Crehore
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Lawrence Webber
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Blue Moon Club
Howard Hogan
Oxford Avenue
Elks’ Ball
Donald Hogan
Archie Tenfound
Oberlin
ODP Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Donald Kelly
St. Petersburg
Florida
Odd Fellowship In
America
Mothers and Daughters Banquet at Methodist Church
About one hundred fifty mothers and daughters gathered last evening at the Methodist church dining room for a Women Home Missionary Society event. Toasts by Elizabeth Cowrse and Mrs J T Hoak highlighted the role of younger members, plus a dialogue and monologue about missionary work and a mountain girl who built a school. Dr Edwin Kirby ended with humorous stories and a call to continued church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society OF
M. BE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Cowrse
Home Missionary Society
J. T. Hoak
Aliss Alice Milliken
Edwin Kirby
Mrs George Lauer Hosts Clover Leaf Club Meeting
Mrs George Lauer hosted the West Ridge Clover Leaf Club yesterday afternoon. Members discussed practical economies in sewing and a dainty luncheon was served. The May 9 meeting will be at Mrs Mary Mason's home with a Mother's Day program and guests of each member. Mrs T R Daniels hosted a birthday party for her daughter Margaret Elizabeth, with fifteen guests, games, music and a prize cake cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lauer
West Ridge Clover Leaf Club
Martin Lauer
Mary Mason
T. R. Daniels
R. D
East Avenue
Margaret Elizabeth
Margaret
Murray Ridge Parent Teachers Meet and Irish talks
The Murray Ridge Parent-Teachers Association will meet Friday evening. After the business session eight members will perform a play titled My Wife's Relation. Refreshments served at close. The Benjamin Franklin Pledge Council will meet tomorrow at 8 PM in Engineers Auditorium with Rev. Michael O Flanagan Austin Stack T D and J J O'Kelly T D as Irish envoys to speak. Miss Myrtle Berry and Elmer Peterson wed at Lorain Methodist parsonage with Rev Edwin Kirby officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Benjamin Franklin Pledge Council
The
American Association For the Recognition of the
Engineers Auditorium
Michael O'Flanagan
Austin Stack
T. D
J. J. O'Kelly
T D
Irish Republic
Peterson
Berry
Myrtle Berry
Elmer Peterson
Lorain
Methodist Church
Edwin Kirby
Lorain visitors and local notices fill regional page
Robert Seward visited Lorain Monday evening. Mrs. DeForest Richards stayed in Lorain yesterday. Henry Schmittgen underwent surgery at St Joseph’s hospital yesterday morning. Mrs. Peter Martin returned home from St Joseph’s hospital. The Golden Star Sewing Club meets tomorrow at 318 Prospect street. Mr and Mrs. R Goldback and daughter visited Erwin Arnold in Kaisercourt. Mrs B L West of Oberlin stayed with sister Mrs Geo Aschenbach. Mrs J E Shaner, ill with pneumonia, is improving. An eight and a half pound son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Richard Bayley of 415 Park Avenue. Mrs Thomas Dean of Dover is visiting at Mrs C B Essig’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste Harper
Bellevue
R. A. Barter
Middle Ave
Anns Skidmore
Toledo
D. E. Harker
Lake Ave
Eugene Massey
Fifth Street
Dunedin
Fla
A. D. Dewey
East Avenue
Howg Street
F. W. O'Brien
Clifton Boulevard
Cleveland
W. H Seward
Middle Avenue
R. A. Osborne
Woodland Avenue
Earl Bates
Kipton
H. A. Searles
Oberlin Road
E. G Cotton
Columbus
John Schmitkens
Lake Avenue
G. F. Ridgway
Dorothy Ridgway
C. W. Cottier
Cornell Avenue
Fred Salisbury
E. Elbert
George Street
St. Louis
Mis
Souri
John Koetting
Frank A. Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
H. W. Lawrence
Grace City
Pennsylvania
Madame Gardner-Bartlett
Lorain
Kenyon Avenue
Litchfield
Thomas Tooth
W. F. Meister
Fred Mallory
A. H. Langell
A. R. Agate
Fourth St
Thimble Club
Robert Seward
DeForest Richards
Henry Schmittgen
Abbe Road
St Joseph's Hospital
Peter Martin
Shear St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Golden Star Sewing Club
Otto Feagler
Prospect Street
R . Goldback
Elizabeth Jean
Lakewood
J. E. Shaner
Richard Bayley
Park Avenue
Thomas Dean
Dover
C. B. Essig
Marriage Licenses in Lorain and Elyria Area
Martin Ruminski age 33 and Agnes Pawlowski age 26 of Lorain issued by Father Dida. Christopher Bush age 05 and Martha Martin age 20 of Elyria issued by Mayor Jones. Fanan Semu age 26 fireman and Mary Maskovyak age 18 maid of Elyria issued by a Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ruminski
Agnes Pawlowski
Lorain
Dida
Christopher Bush
Porter
Martha Martin
Elyria
Jones
Fanan Semu
Mary Maskovyak
Hospital Ngies Admissions and Discharges
Mrs Nell Boylan in Boynton court Royal Wilson in Wellington admitted. Edward Buck discharged from Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Boylan
Boynton Court
Royal Wilson
Wellington
Edward Buck
Jefferson St
French Rule In Syria Harassed
Cairo reports unrest against French control in Syria growing in scope. Syrians, including Bedouins, threaten French positions as evacuations occur in Zor province. British salmon fisheries are estimated to yield five million dollars in annual food value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Cairo
Egypt
Zor
West Side Chamber of Industry Meeting at Gates School
Notice announces a West Side Chamber of Industry meeting to be held at Gates School auditorium at 8 PM tomorrow. All members and community are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Chamber of Industry
Gates School
Ancient Women Healers Highlight Medicine’s Roots
The text notes Isis called Mother of Medicine in ancient Egypt and credits women with early medicinal plant knowledge centuries before Christ. It contrasts with Hippocrates and references Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a notable later remedy for women's ailments derived from plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Egypt
Christ
Hippocrates
Lydia E. Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marehall
MEB Church
St Clair Rebekah Lodge
Elizabeth Stevens
the Baptist Church
East Side
East Side Guild
St Andrew's Church
Elyria Commandery
Knight Templar
Golden Star Lewins Club
W. Prentice
Bell Avenue
Squire
Florence Guthrie
Fourteenth Street
Twentieth Century Club
St Paul's
Charles Schultz
East River Street
Ladies’ Aid
Grace Lutheran Church
Arthur Ehlke
St. Paul's Church
Fred Raesler
Lodi Street
Kiwanis Club
Triangle Club
Daughters of Scotland Catheirs
Daughters of America
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Just-a-Mere
Teheha Camp Fire
Y. Wwca
Geo. J. Cooper
Dept. OF Education
Woman's
Department of Education
Gladys Parmeles
Sidney Rice
Geo. L Cooper
Cooper
Sing Sing
J .F. Burke
R. Webber
R. G. Anderson
S. E. Hut
Americanization Council
Vulcan Street
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Kiwang Club
C M Williams
Woodford Avenue
Second Congregations Home Department
Second Congregational Church
W C Bridgett
Furnace Street
Frank Rochey
Edward O'Hara
Wm Shrubsole
Wilson
Brotherhood OF Grace Lutheran Church
J P Schnittgen
Hawaiian Islands
Five Hundred
John Carpenter
Aurora Apartments
Lodi St
C B Goodin
C E Wackenfuss
Wm Lewis
Griffith
Knights OF
Atoubon Bird Club
Audubon Bird Club
E. D. Adams
Lynds Jones
United States
Young Men's Business Club
Stamp Club
Officer
Seex
Ihe Stamp Club
Bert Weir
Ben Dangerfield
John Grant
Jack Cronin
Art Horgan
Y M CA
Rotary Club
Roy Hudson
New McA
Frank Youns
New York
Young People’s Society
St John’s Evangelical Church of
St. Paul’s Church
Charles Walrath
Foster Ave
H. EL Pomroy
P -Bourquin
W Meister
Bath St
Tigredia Soclil Club
Tigredia Social Club
Blanche Stoney
Neuter Court
Myrtle Phorley
Anna Barnes
Exchange Club
G D Nicholas
Chamber of Commerce
P. Cody
Anna Schaefer
Well Ave
Margaret Banville
Huron, O
J. J. Banville
Laundon St
Clover Leaf Club
Elmo Brooks
Cedar Street
Mr. Books
Friendship Club
Daisy Wilder
Mrs Faulkner
Jean
Juneau
Alaska
Miss Wilder
E Hygienic Ice Co
Palace of Sweets
Court Street
Stees Revue
RIAL
Phyliss Duckett
Oberlin College Dramatic Ass’n
Philip D. Sherman
Elyria High School
Parent-Teachers Association
Gates’ Auditorium
E. Mills
Minerva Yarns
Mills
Minerva
Gwsonish
Wentilerqay
Art Needlework Dept
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