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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
12
Local civic groups and church clubs held various gatherings. Officers sought reports at the Second Congregational Church while church women discussed missions. A W.C.A supper, Masonic temple devotionals, and Woman’s Board notes appeared alongside a Pilgrim Conference, knitting, and youth activities. A December 23 party was planned by the G Club with a Roosevelt Avenue host.
Local notices schedule meetings for The Doreas Grace Lutheran Daughters of Scout and other groups. Events include election of officers, district conventions, charity activities and a Christmas program with speakers and luncheon plans. Public figures travel to Columbus for a state convention and installations are announced.
Miss Laura Phipps daughter of Prof. Fremont Phipps of Hermiston Oregon is the guest at the home of Mr and Mrs L E Sutliff 424 Listh feet. Mrs Pointon has left for her home at Green Coast Springs after spending the past two months here with her daughter. William Ehrick and Mrs Tollard Mr and Mrs E T Gates of Warren announce the birth of a son. Mrs Gates formerly Miss Dorothy Day is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Day of Second Street. Miss Eldona Smith of Lorain spent the day in this city. Mrs S G McGrath who has been ill for the past two weeks at her home on East Avenue is improving. Miss Caroline Cunningham of Cleveland spent the week end here with relatives returning home yesterday. C F Wilson is critically in his home on Broad Street. Mr and Mrs Walter Young and son James of Columbus have returned home after visiting friends here since Thanksgiving. Miss Reynolds of Albion Pennsylvania is a guest at the hang.
Ed Salsbur and William Evans of Chicago are in Elyria this week. Minwand Mrg and Al W. Fratcis were visitors in Cleveland on Sunday.
Dealers in the city say the milk price rise from 14 to 15 cents per quart reflects an ultimatum from the Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Association at a Cleveland meeting last week. They note a 30 cent per hundred raise demanded by producers and say distributors absorbed prior increases, justifying the third raise in face of higher winter costs and feed.
Miss Hardy, assistant in Ohio State University engineering drawing, was found dead by suicide in her home. Burial plans were set for Columbus and Cincinnati with a note requesting burial in clothes. A burial outfit and letters to her brother and a local undertaker firm were found.
The Ladies of the Second Congregational Church host a supper in Supper AL on Saturday December 5 starting at 4 PM with meals served to all attendees.
Notice notes the death of a former Ohio State University faculty member who joined the university in 1919. Funeral services were held at her home on Sunday with burial planned at Put-in-Bay.
Dr J C Huff of Columbus and formerly Baltic died in City hospital after being found unconscious with a paralytic stroke at Union Station two weeks earlier. The obituary notes his career and location.
Yesterday’s puzzle solved with clues about a nursery maid and a black bird. The running across clues include a part of the maid’s face and an eastern state, the smallest U S coin, a feature in Alaska. The down clues list backbone and a vegetable.
New York December 1 Governor Al Smith his wife and daughter Emily have recovered after an attack of poison they suffered since Sunday night The governor who first felt effects left the Biltmore suite to visit his sister in Brooklyn and made light of the incident while news of their indisposition spread
The Britleak post office has built a series of radio towers twenty feet high at Hillmortos to rush messages direct to India and Australia. The piece notes a family dispute and a week in Atlantic City as part of the fragmented report.
Mexico still favors American moving pictures and recent efforts of German French and Spanish producers with little success. S Rostron at $4 has completed fifty years continuous service in the choir of St Luke's Church Southport England. Untreakable clocks are being made by an English investor who has produced an elastic material resembling marble.
A mother lectures a boy about conduct while he celebrates with a gymnastic whoop. Mr Newlyrich visits his club and shows off a diamond ring to lawyer Mr Briefs, who quips about selling it for a nail brush as the piece notes a high rate of NYC area accidents involving nails.
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