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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1925

Page

9

District Conference of P T A Opens in City Tomorrow

Mothers and teachers from sixteen northeastern Ohio counties travel to the city for the district P T A conference in the High School auditorium. Delegates arrive today for registration at nine, with notable speakers including Senator Wenner and Mrs. Ruff.

Jones Ohio Instrict National Congress of Parents Pea Lange Cleveame Dussel A. G. Olmsted W. E. Wenner Ashtabula J. G. Ruff Ohio Association of Parent-Teacher Associations Elsie Clevendon Association J. K. McClelland

Mrs Ballington Booth Speaks On Prisons At Elyria

Mrs Maud Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America outlines three prongs of prison outreach. The Prison League at Columbus State Penitentiary has seven to eight hundred members. Hope Halls provide temporary housing and employment for ex convicts. VOA aims to aid homes with inmate representation. She stresses redemption behind bars and the call to seek and save.

Maud Ballington Booth The Volunteers of America Elyria Elyria City Teachers’ Club Volunteers of America League State Penitentiary Columbus Mire. Booth U. of A Hope VW. of A Booth Tras

Local Organizations Schedule Evening Meetings in Elyria Area

Lorain County Medical Society opens at five in Gates Room First Congregational Church with Dr H Hu Drysdale as speaker. Clover Leaf Circle meets Miss Elenore Loeffer Lake Avenue. Numerous lodges and clubs gather in Masonic Temple Moose Hall K T Hall Legion Hall and other venues including a Valentine party and a Glacier National Park illustrated lecture by the Mandolin Club.

Lorain County Medical Society Gates First Congregational Church H. Hu. Drysdale Cleveland Clover Leaf Circle Elenore Loeffer Lake Avenue Terks Lodge Elke’ Hall Frank S. Harmon A. M Masonic Temple Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees Wurst Hall Lodies Auxiliary Knights of St. John Moose Hall Modern Woodmen of America K. of T. Hall American Legion Legion Hall Women's Welsh Club Glacier National Park Mandolin Club Federation of Business Women TY. A. of M Machinists’ Hall B. Q. EL The Methodist Church Dorothy Doane River Street Elyria Lodge Ridgeville Grange Town Hall Valentine

Y W C A Board Meets. reports show progress and plans

The monthly Y W C A board meeting was held in the association parlors. Miss Elsie Seymour described her observation trip to cities like Elyria and praised the Elyria Friendship Club. Federation girls highlighted classes in millinery sewing poetry and ukulele performances.

Association Elsie Seymour Elyria Pie Blevens

Community group meetings scheduled this week

The Helping Hand Society meets with Mrs. Ralph Whitney on a rent avenue. the Deal-Me-In Club gathers tomorrow evening at Mrs. L H Bright on Furnace street. Circle 3 of the Methodist church plans a Feb 18 meeting with Mrs. Rankin on Earlcourt, replacing the prior date. Mrs. Bert Jascox on Bond street hosts Division AB of the second Congregational church Tuesday at 2:00 PM.

Helping Hand Society Ralph Whitney L. H. Bright Furnace Street Circle No. 3 Methodist Church R. J. Rankin Earlcourt Methodist Circle No Bert Jascox Bond Street Second Congregational Church

Business and Professional Women hear Cleveland public health talk

An enthusiastic audience of the Business and Professional Women's Club heard Miss Cora M. Templeton R N of the Department of Public Welfare Cleveland describe the work of a public health nurse. Dr John Rankin spoke on serums in disease prevention and Miss Eleanor Armstrong presented real numbers. The Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women executive board meets February 14 and 15 in Zanesville to plan the state convention in Cleveland and the national convention in Portland Me.

Cora M. Templeton R. N Department of Public Welfare Cleveland Ohio Federation of Businese Zanesville Portland Mve. E. M. Johnston Elyria

Civic Club Offers Notable Talk On Walpole Work

The Literature and Drama Department of the Women's Civic Club held a meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs. L. E. Burgner of Oberlin delivered a comprehensive review of Sir Robert Walpole s book The Old Ladies which pleased and informed. Mrs. George Tulk sang two numbers and refreshments were served by Miss Alta Reefy and her committee.

Women's Civic Club L. E. Burgner Oberlin Robert Walpole George Tulk Mies Alta Reefy

Mrs AL Henle Update at Weelwd Weekler’s

Not enough readable facts to determine full event. The fragment mentions Mrs AL Henle and a place or person named Weelwd Weekler’s, but lacks clear action, date, or outcome to summarize definitively.

Knights of Columbus Membership Drive Under Way

At the Knights of Columbus regular meeting the new membership campaign begun February 1 reports forty five applications collected. The drive will end March 1 with committee members from city Oberlin and Amherst reporting progress.

Knights of Columbus Rev. Tather Kuta J. J. Bueche V. J. Gray A. Damm J. F. Emereh William Murry J. H. Conty Rh. Powers F. C. Humphrey City Ss. J. Dalton Oo. Gachene Oberlin P. McGarvey

Garrick Club Initiates Six At Elvrra High School

The Garrick Club at Elvrra High held its first semester meeting in the high school auditorium. Six new members were initiated and Betty Stewart presented two readings. Members will write and stage the best play, directed by its author to gain experience in dramatics.

Garrick Club Elvrra High School Betty Stewart

Wo men s Relief Corps Hosts Richard Allen Post Banquet

Thirty one guests attended a banquet by the Women s Relief Corps for the Richard Allen Post comrades their wives and war widows. The executive committee served a delicious chicken dinner with a red white and blue decor and sweet pea favors for each guest.

Women’s Relief Corps Richard Allen Corps

Birthday Surprise for Mrs John Allen at Century Block

Mrs John Allen of the Century block was surprised Monday evening when friends gathered at her home for a birthday celebration. Five hundred games determined a win for Mrs John Allen and George Foes while Mrs H C Eckenroad and John Allen were consoled. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Vees, Carl Kaiser, James Slee, Charles Gildermister, Norman Kaiser, Harold Tischer, and others who offered gifts and warm wishes.

John Allen Century Block George Foes H. C. Eckenroad George Vees H.C. Eckenroad Carl Kaiser James Slee Charles Gildermister Norman Kaiser This City Harold Tischer Vermilion Allen

Eminent Physician Seeks Safe Arrival Through Mother's Aid

An elderly medical expert touts a trusted method for childbirth and praises the remedy known as "Mother's hend" as a safer path for the birth. Mrs. Cc. J notes the physician’s guidance and the notable remedy.

Cc. J

Minnie Gard Honor Guest at Dinner Party

Miss Minnie Gard was the honored guest at a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs. Ella Miller at 161 Lake Avenue last evening. Forty guests gathered to surprise the guest of honor. she received a silk scarf and other gifts. The evening featured games and refreshments.

Minnie Gard Ella’ Miller Lake Avenue Miss Gard Miller

Miss Basso to Be Bride of Edward Wagner

A Furnace Street party honored Miss Gladys Basso who will wed Edward Wagner on February eighteenth. Guests enjoyed cards at several tables of five hundred and a luncheon for twenty four. Miss Basso received a silver electric coffee urn as a gift.

Olivia Wagner Furnace Street Gladys Basso Edward Wagner Misa Basso

Elyria High midyear class president honored at surprise party

Gerald Squire, president of the midyear Elyria High School graduating class, was feted at a surprise party hosted by classmate Robert Underhill. Eighteen attendees enjoyed music, games, and dancing at the Underhill residence. Squire left the gathering for a vacation trip to Los Angeles, California.

Gerald Squire Elyria High School Robert Underhill Sheriff F. A. Underhill Underhill Los Angeles Cal

Neighborhood Five Hundred Club Meets at Furnace Street Home

Mrs. F C Boylan entertained the Neighborhood Five Hundred Club last evening at Furnace street. Guests included Mrs Anthony Neiding and Mrs Morris Boylan. Honors went to Mrs W H Worcester, Mrs Morris Boylan, and Mrs FLM Griffiths. Luncheon followed. Next meeting at Mrs J F Powers on Phillips court in two weeks.

F. C. Boylan Five Hundred Club Furnace Street Anthony Neiding Morris Boylan W. H. Worcester FL MM. Griffiths J. F. Powers Phillips Court

Miss Joanna Forte Honored With Pleasant Shower

Miss Joanna Forte received a warm surprise at Miss Mary Conabee on West River street where associates from The Guarantee Title and Trust Company gathered for a miscellaneous shower. A tureen dinner preceded music and dancing and a large heart containing many gifts was presented to the bride elect. Miss Fogle plans to wed John Mori of Ambhers later this month.

Joanna Forte Mary Conabee West River Street Guarantee Title and Trust Company Miss Fogle John Mori Ambhers

Lorain Residents Named in Local Notice

Leon Zetor a laborer and Sophia Sobocincki 17 both of Lorain are listed with father Duda in the legal/public notice context.

Leon Zetor Sophia Sobocincki Lorain Duda

Admissions: Edward Janosky and area residents

Edward Janosky of ac6 Highteenth Street and George Taylor of 217 Florida Lorain are listed among admissions. Also noted are Mrs. John Wright of 104 Harvard Avenue and several others including Mrs. Floyd Phillips, Mrs. Maude Lowry, Mrs. Lena Judson and son William of Berlin Heights, Miss Elsie Court, and Frank Naegele of Cleveland, who spent Sunday at the home of F. E. Page on Lake Avenue.

Edward Janosky Highteenth St George Taylor Florida Lorain John Wright Harvard Ave Floyd Phillips Winckles St Maude Lowry Lena Judson William Berlin Heights Elsie Court Frank Naegele Cleveland F. E. Page Lake Avenue

Local social notes and visits reflect community ties

Mrs. Will Towner and Mrs. Geo Oliver of Cleveland joined their sister Mrs. Joseph Walker in Williams Street. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tischer of Vermilion stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Allen. Mrs. Harris Yancer of Oberlin road mourns her father’s death as her illness ends. Mrs. Paul Reynolds recovers from scarlet fever, while Mrs. F A Goates visits at Lake Avenue. House guests include Mrs. Edward em Moreman and Mrs. W B Kelley’s party, with Marion Rae Finney and Elsie Seymour. Several Elyria girls attend a three day Girl Reserves conference in Youngstown. Charles Folger Cushing and family visit Grand Rapids relatives.

Will Towner Geo. Oliver Cleveland Joseph Walker Williams Street Harold Tischer Vermilion John Allen Harris Yancer Oberlin Road Charles Gates Yancer Paul Reynolds Eighth Street F. A. Goates Henrietta

Cleveland Produce Market Prices Report

Market listing shows butter eggs oleo cheese poultry and fruits with prices for various grades and types. Includes beys for Ohio Western and York state items and per quart strawberry pricing. Indicates crowded market items such as apples strawberries and fowls along with hen and rooster classifications.

Ohio York State

Market Prices for Fresh Produce

Readable list shows dried navy beans at 9 cents per pound and cabbage at 28 to 30 cents. Potatoes priced per 150 pound sack, sweet potatoes per hamper, tomatoes per 40 to 50 pounds, onions per 100 pound sack, cucumbers per dozen.

Bank Foreclosure Proceedings Initiated in Lorain

The City Bank of Lorain has begun foreclosure proceedings against Stefan Beko Joseph Galeski John Palmere John Riys George Spesak Joseph Wodarczik Max Thompson and John.

City Bank Lorain Stefan Beko Joseph Galeski John Palmere John Riys George Spesak Joseph Wodarczik Max Thompson John

I. O. O. F. Auxiliary Card Social

The I O O F Auxiliary hosts a card social on Wednesday at 1 30 p m with members invited to join for an afternoon of games and socializing.

Andrews set to quiet titles in Industrial Savings allotment

The Industrial Savings & Loan Co. seeks to quiet titles to eight Lorain lots sold under land contracts that were assigned to the bank. Payments on the contracts have not been kept up. Miss Poppy Wingate is Eland's sole woman golf professional.

Poppy Wingate Eland

Drake Store to Open for Combination Sale of Bankrupt Stocks

The Drake Store on East Broad Street reopens February 12 at 9 a.m. under new management S. R. Mercantile Co of Cleveland to offer about $50 000 worth of men women and children apparel including suits coats shoes hats and millinery from bankrupt stocks and police court purchases Extensive circulars will notify buyers within 25 miles of Elyria with promises of low prices and integrity in transactions Details include a new Men’s Clothing Department and stock from Hart Schaffner Marx Ederheimer Stein University clothes among others and discounts from $9.95 to $24.95 on about 1000 garments and outerwear venues

Drake East Broad Street S. R. Mercantile Company Cleveland Ohio United States Court Elyria S. A. Mercantile Co Dunn ‘and Bradstreets Bidney Rose Hart, Schaffner and Marx Ederheimer- Stein University

Also Mentioned on This Page

P.T. A R. G. Leland State Department of Health Sarah Gill Cleveland Department of Humane Education C. E. Kendall Lakewood Council Hiram College Malcolm MacBride Cleveland League of Women Voters Jack First Congregational St. Andrew’s Church R. C. Maston E. J. Howenstine F. H. Todd Austin Cooper F. F. Hill H. G. Stevens A. C. Botamer Carl Martin E. C. Seale Ballington Booth Y. W. C. A. Board OF Directors Cleveland Public Health Civic Club AL # Henle Weelwd. Wekler Relter Corps Mi86é Glade B. Thomas Wainwright Florist East Side Market Postoffice Syria Court St Telephone L. C. Hecock Floral CO Broad St Willett Atuke Thad Oaks Bert's Crangairé Bowers Ethel MaRie O'Donnell Elyria New and Second Hand Furniture West Ave Broad Street Avon “She Band Ridgeville Ohto Ladies’ Auxiliary St Peter's Catholic Church Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe Evelyn Barrett Noragon Eagles’ Hall P. O. Box Tailor and Dry Cleaners Middle Ave U. 5 Carl Drake Co’s United States
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