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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1921
Page
5
Miss Blanche Jenne of Spring street hosted the D. C. club at her Amherst home on a February afternoon. The house was decorated with hearts for the Valentine season and guests enjoyed contests games and a luncheon. Several out of town attendees joined the event.
Amberst Feb 5 The Woman’s Protective Association of the Maccabees held an installation of officers last evening Two candidates were initiated at this meeting Mrs Fredericka Grugel was installed as commander along with other officers Freshments were served and the ceremony proceeded smoothly
Lady commander Mrs Julia Bough ton and lieutenant commander Mrs Edith Hoffner head a roster of senior officers including past commander Mrs Mary Ehrman chaplain Mrs Nina Lenzler and record keeper Mrs Ella Jaeger. Also named are collector Mrs Cynthia Monger, lady at arms Mrs Angie Guild sergeant Mrs Lizzie Torno sentinel Mrs Blanch Linn and others.
The Moth ers Circle met Friday afternoon at Mrs A Baker on Church Street Amherst. Mrs Geo Floffner and Mrs Robe Cromwell assisted. Program included readings Keeping House for the President by Mrs B A Kuss and Just Folks by Mrs Robi Patterson, piano solo by Mrs E Pietch, vocal solo by Mrs Clarence Baker, and a story about Lincoln's First Love by Anna Rutledge. Refreshments followed.
Mis Hagopian, a student at Cocalin Seminary in Oberlin, spoke at the Amherst High School chapel on Armenia during the war. The Girls club plans a Relief Fund drive opening next Monday at the high school, with Hagopian returning to speak and Syrian immigrants Sadie and Tekla George set to sing. Club members will sell relief tags to raise funds. In a separate item, the Shupe property on Elyria avenue was sold to Robert Cooper of Cleveland for use as a summer home, expected to boost Amherst’s appeal.
AMHERS February 6 The two months old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gentile died of bronchial pneumonia at 1230 Thursday after a three day illness Burial took place in Calvary cemetery Lorain on Friday afternoon
The House vote to keep seats at 435 signals shifts in district maps. Ohio gains two representatives as population grows while others lose. Summit County already exceeds the district cap, and Medina may face changes in both congressional and judicial districts with potential new circuits and appointed judges.
National dispatches report former U S Treasury Secretary William G McAdoo met with Secretary Afolfo De La Huerta in Mexico City for over two hours and received a formal reception from President Obregon The Treasury department issued no statement on the visit
The article proclaims a spectacular nautical photo play, declaring it probably the greatest of its kind. It highlights impressive visuals and immersive scenes that showcase seafaring action, capturing attention with bold claims about its quality and impact.
Tucker Gibson, famed Louisiana huntsman, reports his hog trained for spring field trials is in serious condition from nervous prostration after three days of nonstop pointing at birds. Gibson had planned vaudeville act with trained birds, but left birds in cage, returning to find hog exhausted and starving.
In Columbus on February 5 the reorganization committee of the Ohio State teachers association met to discuss revising the constitution of the state body and its six districts to foster closer cooperation. In Cleveland on February - Zionist organizations conference anticipated with more than three hundred delegates expected to attend.
The Sunday Chronicle Telegram invites readers to watch the Amusement Section for full Elyria theatre announcements. The note hints at a focus on local shows and cultural listings appearing in the weekend edition.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver aid and stomach soothe. It claims the red colored tablets replace calomel and ease appetite, tongue coating, and digestion without cramps or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quiet digestion.
At Lorain Dreamland theatre this weekend the silent drama The Courage of Marge O'Doone features a grizzly bear as Marge's protector. Filmed near Truckee and Donner Lake, the production recreates Canadian Northwest scenes with careful authenticity. The piece contrasts with a separate plot of Wallace Beery in Haw the U.S.A. style adventure and a mix of cast, titles, and Paramount direction. Local listings note ad space and theater phone details.
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