Community Events Notice for Y W C A Telephones Service
Youth and civic groups invite public to join on Monday at 7 for a general service and telephones 3312 event hosted by Y W C A. Officials urge attendance and discuss community initiatives.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1920
Page
4
Youth and civic groups invite public to join on Monday at 7 for a general service and telephones 3312 event hosted by Y W C A. Officials urge attendance and discuss community initiatives.
A Crystal Beach event titled Mene Business 7 A Beach Party draws attention from organizers and local authorities as plans for a seaside gathering unfold. The snippet indicates an automatic pick format and a casual beach setting.
Beaven Milton of Elyria earns the prestigious Memorial Prize and honors at Harvard. He is lauded for duty and sportsmanship, with family ties to Mrs Gates and Dr. Reynolda. After graduation, he plans entry into Harvard and a future in Lakewood.
Miss Dorothy Anna Haney and Frank Adolph Stegar were married yesterday at 8 30 in St Marys Church. Rev Fr Halter officiated. Attendants included the groom s sisters and the bride s brothers. The couple planned a wedding breakfast at the bride s parents home and will reside in Elyria after a wedding trip east. The bride is a St Marys graduate and the groom worked for the local American Express Co. in Elyria.
The page outlines several practical kitchen tips and recipes. It describes making a hearty veal dish with potatoes and onions, a vegetable scallop layered with cucumbers peppers and tomatoes, and a strawberry shortcake using common pantry items. It mentions serving sizes and cooking steps, aiming to feed a large family with dessert.
Next Tuesday July 6 local women will form an auxiliary to the Grana Eagles Lodges led by Mrs Lulu Northrop of Toledo and about fifteen state lodge members. Attendance is expected to exceed 150 Elyria ladies with refreshments of rice cream and cake afterward.
Mrs Margaret Black and Park Hobill were married Wednesday at the First Methodist church parsonage with Rev A C Corfman officiating in the absence of Rev Winters. The couple left for a wedding trip through the east, the bride wearing a traveling suit. Hobill, a World War veteran, is the son of Mrs Carrie Hobill of East River Street.
Mrs J H Symons of Fifth Street reports from Portland Oregon during a West trip. She praises the Rose Festival and Shriner's convention with 75 bands and thousands of rose bedecked autos. She notes the Portland committee's generous armloads of roses for Eastern guests and describes daily drives to snow capped mountains.
Richard Hardy of near Vincent and Miss Lillian Wilson of this city married yesterday at the First Methodist church with Rev. 4 C. Corfman officiating in the absence of Dr W B Winters. The couple will reside in Evyria R D 3 Vincent road.
Howard J. Benchoff visits Elyria as guest of Mayor Jones. Summer visitors include Mrs Marie Mueller heading to New York for six weeks at Columbia University. Several local weddings and travel plans noted, plus typhoid survivor Paul Haserodt returns home to Elyria for recovery.
A Knoxville reader credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for curing years of female trouble that left her unable to eat or work. The letter endorses the product and urges others to try the medicines and wash for relief.
City officials plan a campaign to enforce use of adequate airtight garbage cans after a survey found many homes use undersized containers. Weekly collections require cans large enough for half a pound per person daily. lawn waste should not be mixed with refuse.
The protest against Harold Smith’s nominating petition for Harry Clay Smith was moved to today by the secretary of state after a continuation. Smith, a Cleveland negro publisher, denied collusion and the hearing proceeded yesterday with his candidacy at issue. Clevelanders Entertained banquet by the Cleveland Discount Co at the Hikes restaurant featured a four course dinner and music with W. C Malin as toastmaster.
Executives spoke about the core business the firm is engaged in and outlined future growth plans. They emphasized strategic direction, market positioning, and investing in key operations to strengthen competitiveness.
Police arrested Jack Baldwin Harry Gump William Russel and Louis Kiola for vagrancy. They were fined five dollars and costs in police court and, unable to pay, were assigned to work at the city dump. Chicago. The city council vetoed wage hikes totaling over five million dollars annually for city workers.
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