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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1927

Page

9

Captain Applejack Arian Nights at Elyria High School

Playmakers present Captain Applejack a three act Arabian nights adventure at Elyria High School auditorium on Thursday and Friday under DeMolay auspices. The plot follows a bored young man who seeks romance at sea and encounters a jewel theft intrigue with a Russian dancer and hidden parchment treasure. Miss Helen G Todd directs with a pirate filled cast.

Captain Applejack Elyria High School Order of DeMolay Case New York New York City Moscow Pentieman Ambrose Apmajoln Ambrose Greantne Ambrosa Helen G. Todd

Local clubs hold meetings amid varied events in Lorain

The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary and the district convention advocate broad attendance while the Women’s Benefit Association banquet at Antler Woes Lorain is postponed. Miller Quarry PTA hosts speaker 4. C. Cotton on borers. Division of the Church of Christ meets at Mrs. Barth’s home for a tureen dinner. Elyria’s Art and Music department hosts Shakespearean musical selections. Junior High Girl Reserves open with Easter talk. Lorain society members attend a program by Amethial Art Society featuring Beethoven trios, songs, and piano pieces. baseball score after meeting notes 11 to 7. Marriage licenses issued include John Ubi to Eva La Rock and Sylvester Biltz to Mary Durisen. several public notices and admissions listed.

Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Women's Benefit Association Antler A. Barth Eastern Heights Boulevard Tureen Hinner Ruth ‘Hoffman Ruth Barton Edna Hiner Mary Lou Dengate Carol Stetson Loranles Lorain HartelsAntlers Gladys McCollough Max van Wormer Misa Lucile Hinman Fy Brodbeck Ralph Williams F. L. Brown Walter Smith Lowise Brows Wise Georgia Veet Mary Seward Missy Ada Keefe John Ubi Eva la Rock Elyria Sylvester Biltz Sheffield Take Mary Durisen Tice Floyd Vance Akron Mary Kale Elias Popp

Odd Fellows Service At North Olmsted Planned

North Olmsted residents will attend a service at two o clock Sunday afternoon commemorating the 198th anniversary of Odd Fellowship. The Ladis Auxiliary of Cantons met last evening with Mrs Myrta Feakens presiding and accepted an invitation to the North Olmsted event. An informal social hour followed with Canton Lorain. refreshments were served.

Canton Lorain Bol Cleveland Canton No 93 North Olmsted Ladis Cantons Myrta Feakens Odd Fellowship

Local clubs hold evening meetings across Elyria

Tonight numerous groups meet across the city including Les Amies Classa and the First Congregational Eldrih. Miss Eunice Reynolds hosts at West Avenue, while Miss Rowena Caldwell gathers at 4010 East Avenue. Other groups meet at 31 West Avenue, 505 East Avenue, and 0 10 Jar. The YMCA federation gathers at 6:00 p.m. The report notes travels and visits from Cleveland residents and local social affiars, plus births and travel updates.

Les Amies Clasa First Congregational Eldrih Eunice Reynolds West Avenue Rowena Caldwell East Avenue Young People’s Discuasion Group Methodist Church Dorothy Henry Eart Avenue Mystice Eteht Martha Thomas West Knight of St. John C. Nall Carlisle Grange Wlyria Lodge

Obituary notices for Ella E Pelton of Oberlin

Ella Augusta Jewitt Pelton of Oberlin died at home after a ten day illness. Born December 24, 1854, in Cleveland, she was the daughter of Rev. John R. Jewitt and Mrs Jewitt. She married Clarence N. Pelton in 1878 and left a daughter Cora Pelton and two granddaughters, with a brother and half brother in Ohio. Funeral planned Thursday at 2:20 at 23 South Pleasant, burial in Westwood Cemetery. Also notes destruction of the old French Hall on Oberlin campus nearing completion.

Oberlin Augusta Jewitt Pelton South Professor Streat Ella Augusta Jewitt Cleveland John R. Jewitt John R. Jewtt Clarence N. Pelton First Methodist Church Julen Oberlin W. CT. Uy Cora B. Pelton Jean Alvin (. Pelton Seattle Washington Ruth W. A. Jewitt John Tt. Jewitt Tiffin Ohio South Pleasant Street Charles RB. Ketgeham

Easter services mark updates at United and First Church

Easter Sunday programs at First Congregational and First Methodist churches featured Rev R A Polt sermons and baptisms, choir pieces and child recitations. The Elyria church project advances with Henry Heidrich chosen for excavation and a $100000 brick building described as a large T shaped hall on South Professor Street.

Elyrian Henry Heidrich Elyria Professor Street

Local Families Visit in Youngstown Area

Sunday guests in Youngstown included Mrs. Henry Ruth Sr and family. Oberlin’s Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slater and sons spent the day with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ruth of Amberat. Saturday evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kolb at Mrs. Gibson’s home.

Harry Hahn Grafton Henry Hahn Jeanard Oberlin Arthur Tuth and Jenith Cleveland Amrs Herbert Broadley Elyria George Ott John Phillips Andrew Whyte James Phillips Arthur Ni Youngstown Henry Ruth Harry Slater Jacob Ruth Amberat Henry Kolb Gibson

Prohibition Department Exams Open Under Civil Service Act

The United States Civil Service Commission launches a country-wide drive to fill 2,500 Bureau of Prohibition jobs. Posts range from chief of field division to warehouse watchman, with competitive examinations. Applications and details available from Carl Miller at the Elyria post office.

Prohibition Department United States Civil Service Commission Bureau of Prohibition Carl Miller Board of Civil Service Examiners Elyria

Red Tape Binds Violin Scholar in Moscow

In Moscow on April 18 a father seeking music lessons for his son faced nine certificates. He visited the State Musical School requesting admission, but was required to produce sworn proofs of his salary, housing, dependents, factory employment, vaccination, health, age, schooling, and class placement. Despite the frenzied paperwork, the boy could not enroll due to lack of prior musical training.

Moscow Russion Peter House Committee Commissioner of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics Commissioner of Education State Musical School

Rumanian Tourists Required to Buy Rail Accident Insurance

Rumanian travellers on railways must purchase accident and passenger liability insurance before boarding. The government partners with an insurer to cover liabilities, selling insurance tickets with regular fares. One day insurance costs four leu for first class, three for second, and one for third. death benefits are 100,000 leu for first, 50,000 for second, and 30,000 for third, with proportional accident payments.

Bucharest

Oxford Water Shutdown After Main Breaks at Creek Bridge

Oxford suffers water outage when a main ruptured at a bridge over Talla wanda Creek, draining a 300000 gallon reservoir. Fire protection limited to chemical tanks. officials cite no valve to retain water in emergencies. Real estate transfers and gas company leases listed for Elyria and surrounding townships.

Oxford Tallawanda Creek

Social notes and arrivals from the Akins visit to town

The town hosts a flurry of family visits and church services. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Reno and son Homer Akins pass through from St. Petersburg to New York City. Homer plans to stay through the summer. A large Sunday church attendance and many baptisms are reported. The PTA previews a program for April 26. The senior class dedicates the school annual to Miss Anna B. Martin. Various locals attended or hosted visitors from Detroit, Cleveland, and other nearby places, with weddings, illnesses, and minor injuries noted.

Town Hall Ross Reno Homer Akins Akins St. Petersburg Fla New York City Homer Parent-Teachers Association Anna B. Martin Clyde Prindle Detroit Hugh Osborne Frank Churchward John Prindle Roy Churchward Harold C. Betz Beers The Baptist Lodi Ohio Miss. Grills Columbia High School Betz Oar Bald- Wwin-Wallace College Lyman Sabin Harry Tighe Cleveland Lyman Sebin Parma Heights Bembow Berea Chas Litchfield Rolla Fitch Robert Churchwat Rolla Walkden Ruggles Lloyd Miller Otto Newman George Churtchward Guy Goodman Ater Newman Win. Cole J. A. Bastard Wm. Rundle Loyd Stranahan Verne Robinson Granger Hans Bert Hulse John van Arsdale Ridgeville T. D Goodwin Daughtere Flynna J. Hi. Bastard Almos Spere Washington, D. C Wm. Cole Chas. Longbow F. W. van Ausdala Hickory Tree Grange Amherst W. B. Smalley Brighton Clara Jozia Harrington Golden Links Dorothy Crocker Wm. Sheer

Carnival Opens With Grand Minstrel Show in Town Hall

Columbia notes a school carnival set for Friday evening April 29 featuring a grand minstrel show at the town hall followed by a frolic at the school building. The event aims to entertain a wide audience including youth.

Columbia

Marmola Fat Loss Cure Advertised in Pamphlet

An old advertisement touts Marmola Preservation Tablets as a simple fat loss method. It claims gland correction cures obesity without exercise or diet, promoting four tablets daily for 19 years and promising visible results. Drugsellers offer Marmola at $1 per box with an explanatory pamphlet.

Family News From Lorain and Florida

The report notes Mr. Ralia Fitch hosting Sirs. R. M. Davis and his sister in Florida as Sunday guests. Mrs. Davis visited Lorain to care for her mother on account of her brother’s death and her own illness at Community Hospital, Berea.

Florida Mr. Ralia Fitch R. M. Davis Lorain Mrs. Davis Charles Harrington Community Hospital Berea

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