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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1926

Page

2

Growing Efficiency Saves $50,000,000

Washington report notes large daily gains from efficiency across power use and transport. Electrical and water power risen 60 percent in five years as freight car loadings up 40 percent in four. Manufacturing output up six percent since 1914. construction hits a historical high of 6 billion. Waste cuts include 50 million tons coal saved and 223.4 million saved by standardization.

Washington United States America

Birmingham M E Church Slated Sunday Services

Birmingham Ohio February 10 1926 Rev C A Hagar pastor announces Sunday school at 10 15 A M and morning service at 11 30 A M. Many local families visit relatives and friends across Elyria Sandusky Vermilion Collins and Lorain with guests and outings noted.

Birmingham M. E C. A. Hagar Sundesy Leon Manes Elyria Charley Gibson Marie Lorain Charley Mapes Adam Berk Hazel Charley Latteman Carl Ives Adam Horn Carl Latteman J. D. Parker William Conray M. C. Fay Normande and Son Junior C. W. Lawrence Ray Lawrence Alfred Fleming Roland Elmer Norris Beattie Sandusky

Community social notes from Elyria area residents

Local items list visits and movements of residents and families from Elyria including Funk, Davidson, Buswell, Auderagn, Lawrence, Becker, Weidmann, Perham, Parker, Kuhlman, Shaffer, Moulder, Seniff, Robertson, Muhlman, Ward, Coultrip, Berkmeyer, Sanders, Harding, Blaine, Birlich and others. Mentions theater outing, church events, banquets, and upcoming Father and Son banquet with dates and hosting details.

W. P. Funk Elyria Willard Davidson Buswell Gust Auderagn Amherst Lawrence C. W. Lawrence Leo Becker Cleveland Weidmann Lakewood George Perham J. D. Parker W. Davidson Norwalk Charley Bisse G. R. Kuhlman Henry Shaffer S. W. Moulder Martha Muth C. G. Seniff P. C. Robertson G. R. Muhlman Ray Washburn Leona Ward

West Ridge Social Roundup and Visits

West Ridge notes guest visits and meetings across families in Elyria Murray Ridge and Wellington. J H Penfound and Edward Sweeney hosted by Sweeney family. Henry Hunger and others visited. South Ridge Missionary society to be entertained by Mrs. Ralph Fowl. many families attended birthday parties and oyster supper gatherings at local homes and churches.

West Ridge J. H. Penfound Edward Sweeney Elyria Charles Yost Wm. Hunger Lakewood C. H Clayton Peabody Biggs Wellington Harold Rowley Jess McMillin Oberlin Road Adam Mahu Fred Vietzen Raymond and Wilson Glenn Tapp Carl Fowl

Mrs KK Wise Jest at Akron Sunday

Fields notes Feb 10 events as Mrs KK Wise Jest for Akron was accompanied by Mr and Mrs A J Hulsé who spent the day there. Mr and Mrs John Bainbridge entertained at a family dinner Sunday with eleven place settings. Mr T Highan of Elytit called in town. Detwiler Sr died at his son's Chestnut Ridge home Feb 1 and burial to Pennsylvania. Parent Teachers meeting set for Feb 16 in school building with Mrs John Sweet hag offering her home for Ladies Society use.

L. Harding Robert Blaine Ervin Birlich Root Road Henry Beahr B.D. Kern

Spencer Son Family Help Cleve land Illness Recovery

On their son and family in Cleveland, Sunday, Mr. John Spencer is slowly recovering from his recent illness.

Cleveland John Spencer

Butter out Ridge Sewing club hosts pleasant afternoon

Carlisle area report notes Mrs Mahon entertained the Butter out Ridge Sewing club on Thursday. Mrs Chas McDaniuls to entertain at her home in two weeks. Numerous local guests and visitors from Elyria and Cleveland attended or were mentioned as having called on residents, with several ill or recovering.

Carlisle Mahon Butterout Ridge Chas C. Smith Arthur le Smith Fields Corners Prides Carl Seckt von Lingidl A. Krebs John Plas Elyria Katherine Reimdorf Cleveland J. M. Diedriel George L. Smith P. KK. Park J. M. Dreadrick Elma Butcher J. Sadowskie Chas. Glover HH. Penfound Louise Marringer Tia J. C. Diedrick

Elyria Social Notes Hint at Local Visits and Remembrances

Cleveland visitors and Elyria residents gather for Sunday calls and Monday contacts. Names include Mrs Agned Davidson, Mr and Mrs J Linden, Miss Gertrude Barres, and Mrs J W Barres. A Briday trip to Florida is noted and Elmer Alexander remains ill or confined.

Chicago plans indoor arena to rival Madison Square Garden

A Chicago report describes plans for a massive Indoor arena with seating near 460 and expansion potential. The venue aims to host motor events and a range of sports including football, hockey, horse shows, track and field meets, six day races, polo, and more. It signals a push to spend millions on a premier metropolitan entertainment complex.

Chicago New York Madison Square Garden

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County Harry Weideman Fred Farey Jean Otis West J. B. Dennison Frank Bates Marion Bates Cr. Normanda L. WH. Normanda George Gang Joseph Gang Collins Hill Cascara BO. Pope L. BR Bainbridge Eaton Hamburger Wagner Bellans Marcel Newell Hotel I. D. Reed Naomi Wise Air J. F. Linden Sund Rasse Ll. Funk Florida J. Greene Albert Wacker W.od. Cole J dl. Garrett Elmer Alexander American Lead Pencil Co Jole Nay Wes Jole York Clan Sinning of BAYER Bayer! i Browning Cupid Says Blue Bird Lorain County Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe Court Street
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