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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1923

Page

14

Congregational Church Reports Strong Year Ending

The First Congregational Society held its annual meeting noting a successful year with increased adult education in the tech school, strong benevolences near nine thousand dollars, and a $500 memorial gift. Officers and deacons were elected for the coming year, including Geo H. Ely as president and Miss Elizabeth M. Rich as clerk.

James W. van Dusen Frances B. Haines Firet Church Woman's Association Home Board Community Chest First Congregational Society Geo. H. Ely Society James H., Thomas Man A. M. Hannaford G. Jin A. J. Robson Lee Stroup Elizabeth M. Rich R. L. Stearns Hubert Day Theodore Freese F. M. Shelton Flow Stentz Elizabeth Baker Lucy Houserynan C.S. Kelser E. P. Poste A. Il. Werner Mr Day

Elvira Radio club holds meeting at Earl Brown home

The Elyria club gathered at Ohio street president Earl Brown’s home with a display from Superior Electric. E Stark spoke on polarized light and radio waves as members noted trouble with receivers blamed on amateurs using loop antennas. Mrs Brown provided refreshments and hosts were thanked.

Andrers Eari Brown Elvira Radio Club Earl Brown Ohio Street Brown Wentz Superior Electric, Company E. Stark Elyria Radio

Birthday celebrations and community meetings report

A village paper details Mrs. George Bradley’s fiftieth birthday with afternoon games music and an evening Radio concert by the Tiffany Orchestra in Cleveland. Franklin P T A meets with plans to buy Reading Circle Books and honors attendance. The Lucky Links Club and Sons and Daughters of Liberty hold gatherings with prizes, refreshments, and upcoming events.

Veurse Pradiey Harvard Bradley Tiffany Orchestra Cleveland Franklin Franklin Parent-Teachers Association Moyer Miss Hyde A. F. Terry H C. Markham H. 3

Married couple from Henrietta in Burn er home ceremony

Mra Katherine Champney of Earncourt and John Unger of Henrietta were married yesterday at three o'clock by Rev W L Burner at the Burn er home on East avenue. The bride wore navy and pink and was attended by her daughters Mrs A C Miller and Mrs Mauriee Boylan. Best man was Melvin Unger. The couple will live in Henrietta where Mr Unger has a farm.

Katherine M. Champney Earncourt John N. Unger Henrietta W. L. Burner Church of Christ Burner Eon East Avenue A. C. Miller Mauriee Boylan Melvin Unger Mrs. Lazer Mr. Ungers Roy Dodge Iuizbup Street Celia Knechiges Gates Avenue Charles Dillingham Norwalk Herbert Dillingham Dewey Avenue William Miller Tremont Street Iagrippe Clarence Erkenroad Jefferson Street Mildred Hollister Haros Dewey ‘Avenue W. E. Parmelee Middle Avenue Julia Shepherd Cleveland Anna Henry Esser River Street H. Kofske Son Henry Harvard Avenue W. Kofske Summer Street Leonard Elis Princeton Avenue Jackson Michigan Bird Charles McRoberts East Avenue Albert Williams Chestnut Street Walter Standen East River Street Fred Ott West Street Lorain Ernest Birch Park Avennue Bridge Club

Elsia Community Meetings and Classes Gather News

The Elsia area reports multiple club and church meetings this Saturday and afternoon. Evelyn Hunter hosts a Bob 1. T club gathering at 226 Furnace Street at 7 20 p m while Dorothy Barton welcomes the Blue Bird class at 3153 Dene Avenue for a 2 p m Saturday session.

BOB 1. T Evelyn Hunter Furnace Pstre Second Congregational Church Dorothy Barton Dene; Avenue

Local Lorain Society Notes Brighten Town Life

A long list of Lorain residents is seen in social notes with visits, illnesses, and entertainments. Mrs. Alfred Buchrolsz and Mrs. Alfred Schulta plan two weeks hence to entertain, while Marie Huskinson suffers bronchitis at 131 Fairlawn. Several Lorain and Elyria families host or attend gatherings, with hospital updates for Elyria and Cleveland connections. Miss Maury L. Avery heads to Orlando for two months. Miss Elie Brown returns from training at St Luke’s Cleveland. A bake sale by Circle No. 7 of the M E Church is scheduled at the Singer sewing machine store.

Marie Huskinson Fairlawn Avenue Harry Gilmore Billie’ Sullivan Frank Sullivan Hamilton Street W. L. Wonder Cleveland Anna Decker Broad Street Maury L. Avery Lorain County Abstract Office Orlando Florida R.A Curtis Carl i Curtis Grant Street Elie Brown L. W. Brown Kenyon Avenue St. Luke’s Hospital Elyria John Bach Lorain Sir Joseph Circle No. 7 M. E. Church Singer Sewing Machine

Women in Cuba organize party for suffrage effort

Women in Cuba have organized a party to support the women's suffrage movement. A cafeteria supper will be held at M. E. Church on Saturday evening from 4 30 until all served. Street news notes the gathering and plans for tomorrow's events in Cleveland.

Cuba M. E. Church

Doubt Over Complete Route Length Delays River Crossing

Fragmented notes from multiple Ohio towns in February discuss a planned three-section route to the river and delays due to material shortages. Lima reports a movement to curb narcotics, while McArthur notes flu-related school absences. Chillicothe mentions a naturalized soldier missing a deadline to claim a bride under U.S. policy on Greek immigrants.

Chillicothe Deuntadakin Sherman Tech United State

War Fraud Trials To Begin In Washington

The first case to be tried Monday involves Charles W. Morse and associates charged with conspiracy to defraud in wartime shipbuilding. Erwin A. Hagry and others face multiple counts as co defendants in a sweeping shipping fraud scheme tied to war production.

Washington Crim Anne Day Charles W. Morse Erwin A. Hagry Fisminn W

Awarded $50,000 for loss of limb in auto collision

Cleveland Feb 2 1919 jury awarded Lillian Hora fifty thousand dollars for loss of a leg in an auto crash driven by Cliffar ers in 1919. The plaintiff appeared with absent counsel in Judge Maurice’s court as testimony proceeded.

Cleveland Lillian Hora Maurice Court

Army Promotions Prompt Generals Hanson and Gordo

Secretary Weeks announced promotions of Hanson and Gordo to major general. Walter H. Gordo and Maryin Hift Bargam were named, with other officers like Ler Ira EB. Ha xpy.John listed among those recommended for higher rank.

Washington Hanson E Walter H. Gordo Anc Maryin Hift Bargam John Tadier Weeks Anni

Acid in the Stomach Remedy Advice and Relief

An old article extols managing stomach acid with home remedies and antacids. It warns hydrochloric acid irritation can cause gastritis and recommends neutralizing acid after meals with hot water, Magnesia, and Bisurates sold by druggists for safe, pleasant relief.

Hable

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