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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1925

Page

9

Chapman Couple Celebrate Fifty Four Years of Marriage

Mrs J B Chapman on Seventh Street celebrated fifty four years of marriage with family and friends Sunday evening. A luncheon followed in honoring the couple with gifts including plants from the Queen Esther group and from grandchildren. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clayton Daniels, Mr and Mrs Lee Daniels of Cleveland, Miss Mildred Haywood and Clifton Daniels, and many local friends who sent cards and well wishes.

J. B. Chapman Seventh Street Nellie Daniels J.B. Chapman Clayton Daniels Lee Daniels Cleveland Mildred Haywood Clifton Daniels Chapman Queen Esther Home Missionary Society the Methodist Church

Week full of meetings and lectures in Elyria

Elyria city clubs churches and organizations plan a busy evening schedule with lectures by Maud Ballington Booth at the high school and numerous society meetings at the Y M C A, churches, lodges, and private homes across Elyria.

Ridgeville Grange to Host Valentine Party and Meeting

The Ridgeville Grange holds its regular meeting tomorrow evening with a Valentine party during the lecture hour and exchange of valentines. Re treachments will be served. The Bluebird Girls class at St Pauls Evangelical Church meets Saturday afternoon. Circle No 6 of the Methodist Episcopal church gathers Saturday at Mrs. Hardy Biggs’s home with Mrs. H W Haston assisting. North Side Guild of St Andrew’s meets Thursday at the rectory 311 Middle Avenue at 2 pm. The Men’s club church hosts the annual Father and Sons banquet Friday February 13 at 6 30 pm.

Elyria Sisterhood M V Wendelson Widdle Avenue Central Guild of St. Andrew's Church Starr J’anon West Avenue St Paul's Evan- Relical Church Lena Wochenfus St. League of Woman Voters Malcolm MacBride Cleveland League of Women Voters Young Women’s Christian Association Women's Welsh Club First Congregational Church Glacier National Park Uptopia Club L. Ward Lorain Lorain County Medical Society Gates H. Drysdale Cleveland Lucky Dozen Club Louise Jackson Lodi Street glaPorte H. Goodspeed Grafton Line Women’s Home Missionary &Gariety The Methodist Episcopal Church Old Ladies Y. M.ca Elyria Lodge Gates and Jefferson Corps of Girl Reserves Federation of Business Women I. A Machinists Second Congregational Church John Hecock Lake Avenue Wethodnt Church Dorothy J East River Street St Pauls Ernest Lading Dorcas Speciety Grace Lutheran Church Willam Seamitkore Cleveland Road Earl Brows Ohio Street Mary Melkinles Sixth Street Bethel Shrine White Shrine of Carlisle Center Parent Teachers' Association Millers Quarry Parent Teachers’ Association Eagles Lodge Eagles Hall Ridgeville Grange Bluebird St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Circle No. 6 Hardy Biggs Wooster Street H. W. Haston North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church Middle Avenue Father and Sons

Birthday Party for William Murdy in Grafton

A group of friends and neighbors gathered at William Murdy's home in Grafton on Friday evening to celebrate his thirtieth birthday. The party featured Pedro games, late refreshments, and a splendid birthday cake along with useful gifts from the attendees.

William Murdy Grafton Road Pedro Murdy

St Andrew’s Choir Members Honored at Mrs Eady Party

Mrs H J Eady hosted a Friday evening party for St Andrew’s church choir members. Radio music accompanied the entertainment and dainty refreshments were served.

H. J. Eady St. Andrew's Church

Admissions and Discharges Listed for Local Residents

The hospital records show admissions for Mrs William Cox at 15 Clark Street Mrs James Anderson of 84 Clark Street James Jornen Route 3 Richard Barrier 1110 East Avenue Mrs Jesse Pemberthy 1122 Quincy Street Marie Gienke Valley City Fred Gienke Valley City Mrs Claude Barriger 1110 East Avenue Mick Davis Stop 712 Green Line Esther Horwedel North Ridge whe Discharges include Mrs Maynard Cleve and baby boy 302 Clark Street Mrs Robert Jackson 1850 Middle Avenue Mrs William Clapp LaGrange Clarence Kraus 82 Wohillham Street Mrs Bessie Clark 814 Lake Avenue Mrs Patrick Dempsey and baby box 504 Jodi Street Mrs Ernest Erber and baby girl 15 Cleveland Street Mrs John Dorloson Route 3 Elyria Frank J Keyes 160 Northup Street

William Cox Clark Street James Anderson James Jornen Richard Barriger East Avenue Jesse Pemberthy Quincy Street Marie Gienke Valley City Fred Gienke Claude Barriger Mick Davis Green Line Esther Horwedel North Robert Jackson Middle Avenur William Clapp LaGrange Clarence Kraus Wohillham Street Bessie Clark Lake Avenue Patrick Dempsey Jodi Street Ernest Erber Cleveland Street John Dorloson Elyria Frank J. Keyes Northup Street

Church and school groups hold community meetings

A series of local gatherings includes a church service at the church and a parent teacher association session at Chestnut Grove. Speakers address church and school concerns. A Crestert Mandolin Club rehearsal is noted at Guthsgop. Organized by WC AL 4.00 ppm.

Five-Play Talent Program At Gult Road PTA

The Gult Road Parent Teacher Association held a Friday evening talent program in a crowded building. An admission collection of 15 dollars covered Pupil's Reading Circle books for the coming year as performers included a cast of named actors and characters across mock scenes, jests, and songs.

Gult Road Parent Teachers Association Charlo Neuraig Mrs Andrews Grace Nagiurug Mr Andrews Leonard Haglund Daisy Andrews Teresa Emersch John Andrews Frank Paules Leslie Margaret Emerick Morehouse Caler Ann Carrick Plascote Rad

Notable Protes tant Gathering and Local Social Visits

Delegates from many Protestant denominations in North America attended a Baltimore event where an address was delivered to about two hundred women. Several local residents were noted as visiting or traveling, including Hattie Standen in Brownhelm. E F Monroe, Louise Eschtruth, Claude Short, and Carlton Short in Cleveland. Mary Macsay heading to Los Angeles for a year with her brother. Gerald Squires and Elmer Haverstick visiting Hollywood for months. C P Osborne and Jane Osborne staying at Henrietta Towers in Miami for the rest of winter. L R Taylor on a New York business trip. Sumner Jones visiting friends in Lorain. Mrs Rodgers at her daughter's Abbey Road home. George Page of Fairlawn Avenue among others.

Los Angeles California Gerald Squires Elmer Haverstick Lincoln Street Hollywood C. P. Osborne Jane Osborne Henrietta Towers Miami Fla L. R. Taylor Princeton Avenue New York City Sumner Jones Lorain Rodgers Abbey Road George Page Fairlawn Ave

Marriages Recorded in Lorain Area Clergy Lists

Jacob Schmitz 22 laborer and Emma Bach 18 of Lorain wed. Rev Reichlin Leon Payne 25 waiter Cleveland and Frances Morler 25 hairdresser Lorain married by Justice George. Andrew Bobel 21 electrician and Anna Parrish 22 Lorain, Rev Novak. Alfred Watt 26 blacksmith and Rachel Wilson 23 South Amherst, Rev Bartlett.

Torsses Jacob Schmitz Emma Bach Lorain Reichlin Leon Payne Cleveland Frances Morler Justice of the Peace George Andrew Bobel Anna Parrish Novak Alfred Watt Rachel Wilson South Amherst Bartlett

Local Society Notes Highlight Family Visits and Birth News

Mr and Mrs John Walker and family of Seville visited Mrs. Mary Walker at 88 Williams Street. Twin boys were born to Mr and Mrs William Cox at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Murphy and Mrs Dela Kelley of Cleveland visited Mrs J J Buswell on Northrup Street. Mae Friday of West Bridge Street returned from a two week trip to Washington and Baltimore, representing the Evangelical Synod of North America at a Foreign Missionary Boards convention with four thousand attendees.

John Walker Seville Mary Walker Willams Street Willam Cox Clark Street Memorial Hospital Frank Murphy Dela Kelley Cleveland J. J. Buswell Northrup Street Mae Friday West Bridge Street Washington Aod Baltimore Maryland Evangelical Synod of North America

Endorsed weight loss method claims safe natural results

The piece touts a physician endorsed, drugless weight reduction method described as safe and scientific. It alleges food combinations produce natural weight loss and that thousands testify to its efficacy, with many learning about it from physicians.

Lorain County Baptist Missionary Societies Meet in Oberlin

Lorain Baptist Association missionary societies schedule quarterly gathering at Oberlin Mt. Zion Baptist Church at Locust and Pleasant streets. Members will travel at 9 55 by car and stay for the day. Bible study led by Mrs F O Wilford. missionary address by Miss Minnie Wells. memorial service for Mrs Lillian Briggs. special music by the host church.

Missionary Societies The Lorain Baptist Association Oberlin Mt. Zion Baptist Church Pleasant Streets F. O. Wilford Minnie Wells Medina R. C. Hastings Lillian Briggs

Minses Return From Ann Arbor Visit

Kathleen Muzik and Florence Hill of the Minses completed a three day trip to Ann Arbor Michigan. They attended a Gamma Sigma Fraternity event and took part in a university activity during their stay.

Kathleen Muzik Florence Hill Ann Arbor Mich Gamma Sigma

Local notes on hospital, travel, and family visits

Discharges and recoveries from St Joseph Hospital in Lorain are reported. Families and visitors include John and Edward Dollard in Lorain, Frank Keyes returning home after appendicitis, and a Florida trip by Mrs. Ralph Myers and Ruth. Rev W L Burner departs for Rochester to assist in two weeks of services. J J Fink and T J Hutchings travel to New York for C H Merthe Co. business. Betty Jane, a baby born Friday weighing eight and a half pounds, joins C J Rood family.

Ninth Street Florida Tampa St. Petersburgh Mathew Dunn Kipton J. J. Buswell Northrup Street W. L. Burner Rochester N. Y E. W. Allen First Church of Christ

Lorain and Akron guests visit East avenue home

M. Green of Lorain and Miss Christine Hansen of Akron spent Sunday with Mrs. Clara Cook at her East avenue residence.

M. Green Lorain Christine Hansen Akron Mru Clara Cook East Avenue

Sunkist Naval Goods and Produce Prices Listed At Auction

A mixed listing shows prices for Sunkist Naval Oranges Grapefruit and other fruits including apples bananas lemons and cranberries. Also notes a Tuesday evening meeting for the Modern Woosmen with initiation election of delegates to convention and a good lunch.

Sunkist Navals Florida

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elyria City Teachers’ Club Maud Ballington Booth King Solomon’s Lodge A. M Magottic United Presbyterian Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall H P. Chapman Bons of Veterans V. F. W. Hall George Schnapel Church of Christ Bible School Y. LS St. John’s Lutheran Church Third Street Heast Ohio National Congress of Park and Teachers Neational St. Andrew's St. Paul's Evanchurd Methodist 1 Masarille Os Beetens Royal Neighbors of America Sewing Circle P. C. Biddle Woman's Civic Club Department of Literature and Drama Jesse J. Mack Oberlin College Moose Lodge Tooms Carpenters Yy. M.c Washington Corps of Girl Reserves Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Misson Court of Honor Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons Canton Lorain Lodge Circle No of St Paul's Evangelical Chu.ca Mrs. Koch B. E. Saunders Grace Petersen R. H Rhinehardt Child Conservation League C. M. Lee Pasadena Avenue Avenue Club Masonic Temple Original Thirteen Club E. A. Horace Broad Married Women’s Club Ralph Bemis Bell Avenue Lorain and Elyria Cribbage Club Twelfth Street Woman'’s Mission Bible Claas Reno VanWormer East Broad Street Northwest Sons and Daughters of Liberty K. of FP Women's Viellef Corps Vv. F. W. Mall Central Labon Union Peles Mek America Moris 5 Ied Niewspapern Ats ST. Andrew's Choir Acohs Ma Wirtin Jennie Hammer Pa Martin Mia Forebush Danny Chorchos Lesser Schmittgen Mandy Village Noaop Pearl Sittinger Zek's Frost Constable Joe Sitinger Miss Jorden Emma Barbolknecht Goldie Hielen Wilder Martins Dining Room Rose Marie Slaglund Forrester Crusade Mrs. Forrester Martha Helen Forrester Margaret Kriebe Russel Calvin Helen Andrew Smith Forresters Lee Johnson Chester Bright Percy Walker Tiezekiah Quack M. I John Pytraf Sam Green Charlie Trammer Birmingham Sloan Sloant Laniment Elyria’s School OF Business Siemens Senne Np Reginen Jonaront Too Boty Lorain County Baptist Missionary Societies Oberlin P. O. Box Cleveland, Ohio Joe Martha Lee Club ELKS Cleveland Public Hall House of David Joe Smith Musical Magpies Logan Gas Company Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Chambers of Commerce Labor
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