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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1929

Page

9

Elyria Clinic opens with formal reception in Spring Valley

A reception and formal opening at the Elyria Clinic followed a dinner held at thirty oclock in the main dining room of Spring Valley Country Club. Cleveland physician Dr. George W. Crile led a party including Dr. Thomas Jones Dr. Theodore Locke and Dr. Charles Higgins as out of town guests of honor. L. B. Fauver also appeared on the program though not a guest. Dr. George Nicholas organized dinner arrangements for a group of eighteen men seated at a flower and fern centered table.

Elyria Clinic Spring Valley Country Club George W. Crile Cleveland Thomas Jones Theodore Locke Charles Higgins L. B. Fauver Whoater George Nicholas

Business Women Club to Host Bridge and Five Hundred Party

The Business Woman's Department of the Woman's Club invites members to a bridge and five hundred evening at the club home on Fourth Street Monday at eight. Proceeds may support club activities and community projects.

Business Women OF Woman's Club Business Woman's Department of the Woman's Club Fourth Street

Two Death Claims Filed From County

Industrial Commission December report shows two county death claims with Elyria and Lorain each contributing one. December total industrial deaths 95, down from November, up from December 1927, with 35 counties reporting. Non fatal injuries 17,573, down 3,500 from November, various industries listed for most injuries.

Elyria Industrial Commission Commission Lorain

Banana tree in Pan-American building yields twenty four fruit

A banana tree in the Pan-American building courtyard in Washington bore twenty four bananas despite the climate. Separately the Tower of London's nightly Ceremony of the Keys, performed for about seven hundred years, was broadcast recently.

Pan-American Building Washington Tower of London

Community Event Schedule and Club Meetings

On Monday Elizabeth Stevens Society hosts a five thirty business meeting with supper at six. Various groups hold gatherings including W B A card party at Mrs Smith's home, Woman's Club bridge, Masonic Club turkey dinner, Oberlin Glee Club, Division A of Second Congregational church at Mrs Carl Ross house, McKinley PTA, First Congregational church guild all day work meeting with a lunch at 12 30, Canton Lorain No 93 Lodge at I O O F hall, Ely P T A at schoolhouse with Dr Wilson speaker at three thirty.

Elizabeth Stevens Society Louis Holdrich J. L. Mathis Smith Bell Avenue Business Woman's Department Woman's Club Masonic Club Oberlin Glee Club Second Congregational Church Carl Ross East Broad Street McKinley Parent Teacher Association First Congregational Churc Guild Canton Lorain No. 93 Lodge Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons Ely P. T. A Dr. Wilson

Estate distribution talk at First Congregational club

E P Roberts of the Cleveland Trust Co spoke to the Men’s Club on Your Estate and its Distribution. He urged will provisions, modern trust companies handling estates, and urged benefitting the local community. He cited a widow’s life insurance case to illustrate misuses without trusted administration.

E. P. Roberts Cleveland Trust CO First Congregational Church Cleveland Trust Company Cleveland Ohio Alvin Plocher S. H. Squire Roberts Paris Miami Florida

Royal Neighbors of America Meeting Notes and Events

The Royal Neighborn of America met in the Wurst ball last eve ning and announced an upcoming card party for members and friends on January fifteenth. The January and February birthday committees under Mrs Adda Zach ariah provided a delicious refreshment course. Mrs Kiela of Nichols court will host the Sewing Club at her home all day Wednesday. Miss Grace Worcester of Notre Dame Academy Cleveland is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs L A Worcester of Middle Brook.

Royal Neighborn of America Adda Zachariah Kiela Nichols Court Grace Worcester Notre Dame Academy Cleveland Ohio Mra L. A. Worcester Middle

Women's Welsh Club Reports Important Meeting

The Women's Welsh Club will hold an important business meeting at Elyria Business College Monday at 3 30 PM with all members urged to attend. Circle No. 3 of St Pauls church meets at Mrs William Kreig's home 216 Fourth Street Tuesday afternoon.

Elyria Business College St. Paul's Church William Kreig Fourth Street

Four O clock Club Delights with Disraeli Biography Review

The Four O Clock Club heard Mrs. S. S. Rockwood discuss Indre Maurois biography of Benjamin Disraeli, detailing his rise from modest beginnings to prime minister under Queen Victoria. Mary Anne Disraeli description by Mrs. W. H. Thomas followed, highlighting her lively but loyal role. Next meeting with Mrs. A. W. Huse on Gracecourt set for February 15.

Four O'Clock Club Disraeli Indre Maurois Benjamin Disraeli S. S. Rockwood Queen Victoria Earl of Beaconsfield House of Commons England Lfe W. H. Thomas Philip Quedalla Mary Anne Disraeli Lord Beaconsfield A. W. Huse Gracecourt

American Legion Auxiliary Card Party Draws Crowd

The American Legion Auxiliary held a well attended card party in Legion rooms with about twenty tables. Games included pedro five hundred and bunco with multiple winners named. The next meeting on February eighth will feature a Valentine party. Daughters of Scotia Enjoy Evening Members met at the K of P hall for business and tea. one candidate joined and the next meeting is set for February fifteenth.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Pedro Bunco Walter Bagwell Charles Henson Thompson M. Weterl Frances Gerhart Francis Mundrick Walter Standen Lester Osborne Stafford Catherine Beckwith Daughters OF Scotia K. of P. Hall Nes Kidd Leber

Dr Herold to Speak at Emmanuel Lutheran Service

Dr J S Herold, home missionary superintendent of the Ohio Synod, will preach at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on February 3 1995 in the morning service. A consecration meeting will follow. All members and friends are earnestly invited to attend.

Herold Emmanuel Lutheran Church Service J. S Herold Ohio Synod Emmanuel Lutheran Church Ptcach Enmanuel Lutherey Church

Health classes for children offered by YWCA education department

The health education department of the YWCA announces dance classes for children of all ages, including 2 to 5 year olds. The program emphasizes social contact and rhythm, with the Spring Term starting the week of February 1. Information is available at 2158. Mr. and Mrs. T. Arnold attended the Automobile Show in Cleveland last evening.

Y. Woca Cas T. Arnold East Ninth Street Cleveland Jr

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Planned

Mrs A S Heimbach will host the First Methodist Church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society for February on Monday afternoon February fourth at 2 30. Mrs George Haines leads devotionals and Mrs F A Stetson discusses Friends in Exile. Mrs Schulke and Mrs Schuind share short stories and reports from the sixtieth anniversary luncheon in Cleveland. All interested women invited.

A. S. Heimbach Fourth Street Women's Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Church George Haines F. A. Stetson Schulke Schuind Cleveland

Miss Lucille Spaeth Hosts Jolly Sixteen Club

The Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club met at Miss Lucilla Spaeth’s Chestnut Ridge home last evening. William Reiders won first prize in card games, Catherine Spaeth was second, Nelda Murphy third, and Marian Spaeth fourth. A luncheon followed and the club adjourned for next Friday evening at an unannounced location.

Lucille Spaeth Jolly Sixteen Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Lucilla Spaeth Chestnut Ridge William Reiders Catherine Spaeth Nelda Murphy Marian Spaeth

O E S Attend Tabernacle Meeting in Body Tuesday

The Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with an average attendance. George Philpott past worthy grand patron and Mrs Philpott grand representative of Montana attended. February fifth the local order will attend the Sunday meeting in a body. Mrs B H Long sang four solos and Miss Louise Brown played piano.

Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple George Philpott Philpott Montana B. H. Long Louise Brown

First Baptist Church to Host Billy Sunday Speaker

Florence Kinney, Bible reader and director of Young People's work for the Billy Sunday campaign, will speak at the First Baptist Church tomorrow at 1 in the main auditorium.

Baptist Church POR Jiss Florence Kinney Aneher Young Peoples First Baptist Church

Hospital Notes Admissions and Addresses in Ohio City

Hospital notes list admissions for Albert Trego Edith Landers Louis Maddock Martha Nichey and others with street addresses across multiple Ohio towns including Ashtabula Lorain and Rocky River. It records mischarges and a Wooster visitor Ethel Stevens and mentions a Rocky River trip to Elba yesterday afternoon.

Albert Trego Columbia Center Edith Landers Kaisercourt Louis Maddock Winckles Street Martha Nichey Sturges Street Mars Robert Ader Aichland Wseuue Mansfield George “Uxander Broad Street Wimer Fitz Ashtabula William Sedot ReLevue Ohio Harry Jackson D. 31St Street Lorain Jam Mason Shearstreat Ethel Stevens Wooster Rocky River Elba

Business Women Card Party at Elyria Hotel

The Business and Professional Woman's Club will hold a Valentine Card party at the club rooms in the Elyria Hotel on Tuesday evening at seven thirty.

Professional Woman's Club Elyria Hotel

Birthday Celebration Honors William Myers at Home

William Myers of 318 Bell Avenue hosted eighteen friends for a birthday gathering. The evening featured cards and music followed by refreshments. Guests presented a gift to Mr Myers at the close of the event.

Willian Myers Bell Avenue Mr. Myers

Past Presidents Association to Meet at 133 Parkview Court

The Past Presidents Association of the Woman's Relief Corps No 108 will meet with Mrs Myrta Kent at her home on 133 Parkview Court Tuesday afternoon at 2 15 o'clock.

First Congregational Church Notes

Services at First Congregational Church Sunday at ten forty five. Reverend William Muir Auld will speak on The Art of Happiness. Special music provided by the quartet.

First Congregational Church William Muir Auld

Local society notices brighten Lorain area events

Mr and Mrs Richard Neale of Rocky River attended a Billy Sunday meeting. Almazo Brown and family hosted guests while several residents traveled for visits in Lorain and nearby towns. Julius Copas Elyria visited in Lorain. Dr E P Clauser hosted Dr L C Schalow from Cadillac. Mrs H J Hart returned from Hollywood with husband after six weeks away. various others were guests of friends and relatives in area communities.

Richard Neale Rocky River Ohio Billy Karl Brown Oqonio University Alonzo Brown Ninth Street Alfred Schwartz E. W. Baird Co. L. Terry DeNova Club Lorain Charles Good May Sudro Buddy Tom Lakwood G. J. Robson Middle Avenue Wiliam Dorsey William Dehm George Street Bethlehem Pennsylvania Tuscson Arizona Richard Metcalf Oberlin College Cato Metcalf Sixteenth Street E. P. Clauser Third Street L. C. Schalow Cadillac Michigan Schalow H. J. Hart Hollywood California Hart

Avon visitors and local family ties noted in Avon Lake

Avon Avon Feb 2 Mrs George Peak of Avon and Mrs Chas Walker of Medina recently visited Mrs Leonard Mitchell in Avon Lake. Brother Lambert stayed several days visiting his grandmother Mrs Sore. He is remembered as Amiel Bacher formerly of this place. Mrs W A Dasler of Obertin spent one day this week at the

Avon George Peak Chas. Walker Medina Leonard Mitchell Avon Lake Lambert Sore Amiel Bacher W. A Dasler Obertin

Local Social Notes Draw Guests and Visits

Home of Mr and Mrs Hi M Norton hosts visited by Herbert Kuolpper of Dover and Mr and Mrs John Holpper. Antone Kling shire and family at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Thome of Elyria. The M E Sunday school board met at the parsonage to plan for the year. Mrs Turvey and Mrs Harris Gilbert returned from Columbus. Mrs Gilbert with daughter Mrs Lester Phelps visiting Elyria Memorial Hospital patient. Lawrence Leonard attended a Cleveland funeral this week. A Tuesday St Marys hall dance was well attended.

Hi. M. Norton Herbert Kuolpper Dover John Holpper Antone Klingshire Martin Thome Elyric St. Mary’s Hall Lawrence Leonard Cleveland M. E. Sunday School Board Lewis Bennett Eugene Hubbard Turvey Harris Gilbert Columbus

Local Notes and Social Roundup Feb 1

Mrs. George Taylor remains ill but shows improvement at her son Robert’s. Miss Loletta Nieding and Albert Snyder of Elyria visited Henry Nieding. Curtis May and Matt Wisser of Cleveland also called. Joseph Fishburn bought a new touring car. The O’Lloyd and Fortune families attended Frank Brown’s funeral. George and Floyd Lang and Mrs. Lang visited Amherst last Tuesday. Walter Helet and wife Taft are on a wedding trip in West Virginia. Mrs. Mole visited Howard Beardsley. Mrs. Darr remains ill with Dorothy caregiving.

M. Bartter the Farmers’ Institute Columbia E. Darr Dorothy George Lang Floyd Lang Amherst Walter Helet Taft West Virginia Flord Lane Elyria C. F. Lang Mole Howard Beardsley

Teletype May Put Thousands of Cities in Reach

A New York invention called the teletype could let one man set type for printing in a thousand American cities via telegraph. The device promises faster, centralized composition in newsrooms and other printing operations.

New York

Dancing at Cascade Pa Villion Nights

A brief notice announces dancing at Cascade Pa every Tuesday and Saturday night with a couple featured as participants.

Cascade Pavillion

Announcement of Dr Ambstaetter Veterinary Location

Dr H N Ambstaetter a veterinarian formerly of Elyria has resided in Vermilion for three years and is now located at 019 Church Street Amherst Ohio Phone 5282.

H. N. Ambstaetter Elyria Vermilion Church St Amherst Ohio

Impossible to communicate with Mars due to energy loss

A claim states Mars communication cannot occur while electromagnetic energy spreads in all directions. The assertion highlights fundamental physics limits and seeks solutions to confine energy for interplanetary signaling.

Mars

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