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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
2
Dr. Julius Steignitz head of the chemistry department said progress by Dr. Locke yields more potent insulin. He noted cheaper production may be possible but time to develop artificial preparation remains uncertain.
The Baptist Sunday school plans a Christmas program Sunday evening. The Methodist Sunday school will present exercises on Christmas Eve followed by the cantata The Star of Bethlehem. The Acme Grange announces its annual installation of officers on New Year’s Day with a band performance.
All are requested to bring supplies for the Christmas dinner at the Old Ladies Home of Elyria. Chickens and other produce will be welcome. This will be sent to Elyria on Monday, Mrs Perry Hathaway is sick with Influenza.
North Russia items note visitors from Brownhelm and Amherst, family visits and a burial in Pittsfield. Birth announced for Rose Ida Gerber on Dec 14 1924. School holiday begins Dec 19 with Christmas program planned. locals gather for events in Lorain Oberlin and Dist No 2 activities.
Mr James Reid and children visited relatives in Elyria on Tuesday. Mrs J Smith of Lorain called at the Berg home on Monday. Mr and Mrs Carl Berg hosted a Sunday gathering including Frank Berg of Henrietta, Mr and Mrs Mervin Schubert and their daughter, and Mrs Kate Berg of East Amherst.
Pittsfield on December 18 reports Mr and Mrs Walter Green shopping in Elyria and visiting Mrs Charles Lehins and Mrs Andrew Lincoln. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs Ed McConnell and served a pot luck dinner for about thirty ladies and seven children. Mrs Nelson Lounsbrough and daughter Beulah visited Elyria Saturday afternoon. Fred Farrell family spent Sunday with John Weet family. Lucile Thompson teachers Nos 4 and 7 district will host a Christmas entertainment Friday night. Mary Jordan of Oberlin was visiting Friday.
Miss Mary Whitney attended Andrew Hall's funeral in Wellington on Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Parsons traveled to Elyria visiting Lottie Millis at Memorial Hospital and Bertha Hines and children. LeRoy Lounebrough and John Stoyh a made a business trip to Lorain. Friday district No 1 holds an all day meeting with a pot luck lunch and Christmas entertainment. Roy Mosher and Mary Jordan spent Friday night in Wakeman. Arthur Mills, two daughters, Clarence Baird and family visited Elyria. C G Brandt and Lucille Thompson shop in Elyria. Mrs Reed Ives spent time in Zanesville for State Grange and visited Margaret Ward at Mt Vernon. Nelson Lounsbrough and Harold Nash were in Rochester. Geo Waife and Geo Hines families report they are in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Sunday December 21 at the Congregational church. Special Christmas services planned by Key Smith and sons choir under Mrs Smith.
RIDGEVILLE HIDGEVILLE December 18 H G Stace visited Cleveland with his mother last Wednesday Mrs L S Palmer of Lorain was weekend guest of her brother B C Moller and wife Mis 4 F Ford has been ill for a while Mr and Mrs Chas Dittrick of Cleveland visited their aunt Mrs B Csher on Thursday Mrs E S Peck is sick and cared for by her daughter Mrs Scott of Lakewood and Mrs Connors of Kron Edward Haserodt of Clyrie visited his aunt Mrs Harris Friday The Congregational church will hold Christmas services next Sunday.
The record lists visits and social events from Elyria to Lakewood with names such as Mra J. Lafringer Frank Mason Merton Zeman Ming Ruth Harris Walter Scott Miss M Lewis E Cleveland Arthur and Oscar Shaw and others. It notes illness of P J Lucas and multiple family gatherings including Mr and Mrs Rehm of Avon and Matt Deldrick. Concludes with a remark on goldfish as pets and cemeteries filling with joy ride victims.
Pro football action unfolds with Chicago and rival teams delivering a fierce clash. Detailed play-by-play notes highlight key drives, turnovers, and scoring moments that shaped the contest.
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