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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1923
Page
6
The text lists multiple neighborhood gatherings including Young Business Club events at Elks Restau rants, a birthday anniversary celebration with musical entertainment, and piano selections. It mentions guests from local society, dinner settings, and forthcoming social dates hosted by various families and clubs in the area.
Oberlin College chemistry chief Dr Harry M Holmes will speak to the Rotary Club at noon tomorrow on Colloids in Everyday Life.
The M E Congregations heard sermons at the Methodist church with Miss Ford of Oberlin Conservatory singing two solos. Rev Edwon Kirby preached morning on ingratitude to God and neighbor, and evening on The Greatest Tragedy, Christ’s crucifixion, stressing Jesus choosing sacrifice over power and the crowd’s Barabas choice, urging personal reflection on choice.
The Butternut Ridge Parent Teachers Association held a meeting on Friday evening after the regular session with music and readings. A S Pur Tick's Day Social is planned for March 16, and a stereopticon lecture on Binder Twine and Be Schools followed the program.
The Chronicle Telegram reports assorted social notices and local movements on February 5 1928. Residents mentioned include Mr and Mrs Loyal Kletzien in West New York NJ visiting relatives in Lorain and Washington Ave. Attendees include Mrs Ralph Kauffman recovering after surgery at Memorial Hospital and Mrs Hurlburt visiting with family in Lorain.
Fire crews responded Sunday morning to 483 Furnace Street where a chimney burning out set fire to wallpaper in a chimney hole. No injuries or losses were reported.
Friends report the death of Max Morehouse a longtime Elyria native and former dry goods clerk and partner who later led Morehouse & Martin the largest department store in Columbus He died at Johns Hopkins University Hospital Baltimore Md Survived by wife and one child arrangements not yet announced
Reports outline a royal engagement and upcoming ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London during April. Details flag a formal ceremony with best men and bridesmaids, while mentions of historic sites such as Glamis Castle in Scotland evoke Shakespearean associations. Other notes include a birth announcement for Mr Peter Chabaross’s baby at 222 Bab street.
The document lists regular meetings of groups including the Es Pestart- Teachers association and the Woons Ladies Literary Society, with dates in the week and locations such as 327 Second Street and 63 Wat. It notes speakers, attendees, and arrangements like social meetings and program items, suggesting a busy schedule of civic and educational gatherings in the community.
Mrs Marz Uier and daughter reside at 329 street with Vlereland. Mrs Rothgary and children from West Avenue visited the Woosters at Fields Corners. Mr and Mrs Bradles and Mr and Mrs Howard Bradie of Lorain called on Geo Bradley at Harvard Avenue. Mrs J B Loughry returned from a ten day trip assisting Frank Fauver and friends in Columbus and attended the Community Service Conference in Columbus. Frank Miller sold his home.
Cocoa Brown debuts as the season’s popular shade with crepe fabrics and cap sleeves. Water Street store features a scam shoulder design and lively daywear. Mrs Hemmhotharm and Mr Schaeftle visit local residents, while families on Woodford Avenue, Highland Court, and Harvard Avenue report health updates and homebound members.
A man was taken suddenly Saturday evening and transported to Memorial hospital where his condition is grave. Local residents featured visits and dinner guests from Harvard Avenue to East Risers, with numerous family and friends noted in attendance across Cleveland and nearby streets.
A spring fashion note foresees satin returning as a dominant fabric. A dark blue satin frock features a military influence with a shoulder cape, red flannel faced pockets, brass buttons, and embroidery echoing uniform style.
A committee of U S senators and representatives will greet American troops arriving from the Rhine on the transport St Mihiel in Savannah Georgia on Wednesday The official party will spend the night in Savannah and be guests of Governor Hardwick of Georgia during the visit
Oberlin Feb 8 The annual meeting and officer election of the Oberlin Rod and Gun club was held Friday night at Hobbs restaurant. Prof T W Graham and Rev Fr Wm Smith spoke on outdoor life and woodcraft urging youth interest. The club backs the Anglers License bill and favors farm involvement to improve hunting relations. F H Maddock noted the Kipton game preserve near the creek has been stocked with pheasants. Officers elected: S H Maddock president, Bert Hart vice president, J J Edwards treasurer. secretary to be chosen.
Oberlin February report: Smiley Quinn, a Black bootlegger suspect, arrested by Officer Brickley, jailed in Oberlin awaiting a hearing before Mayor Smith. Also notes YWCA event: Maud Roydon, London preacher and publicist, to speak in Cleveland February 4 and 10 at Masonic Hall. information available via Dean Klingelhagen or YWCA secretary Miss Morrow.
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