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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1925

Page

5

Irvin Ber et the Montmartre figure in Congo and other Feb 12 notices

Lieut. flew to Kinshasa in Belgian Congo on 6 mil eight. Aristide t known as Irving Beret the Montmartre visited as a famed tourist and is 74. A Demo Nationalists ministry order probable today. England endures landslides unseen gale risk in Lancashire and North Wales. Heaviest snowfall blocks Norway communications. In Prague seven communists ejected after police presence sparked clashes at the chamber of deputies.

PSL Kinshasa Belgian Congo Sarin Aristide T Irving Beret Montmartre London England Lancastershire North Wales Oslo Norway Prague Grecho Slovakia Chamber of Deputies

Wealthy retired founder saved from 10 foot fall on bridge

Cleveland reports Harry I Meyers a wealthy dry goods founder leaped from a high level bridge and was saved by a passing motorist, according to police. The incident occurred February 12 as Meyers faced a fatal self harm act.

Cleveland Harrry I.meyers

Nearly insane at times the change of life cure

Mrs. T. A. Samuts of Knoxville Tennessee credits Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compounds with ending years of nervousness sleeplessness melancholy and back pain She reports gaining weight returning to housework and no longer needing a doctor after eight bottles and two years since use She urges other women to try the remedy based on her experience

Knoxville Tenn Lydia E. Pinkham T. A. Samutrs E. Depot Street Anoxville, Tennessee

Evening gatherings fill Elyria clubs and lodges

Tonight numerous groups meet across Elyria including Elyria Commandry No 60 at the Masonic Temple, United Presbyterian Church supper at 6 30 with social time, many chapters at schools halls and YWCA, plus Ladies clubs and Knights of Pythias events throughout town.

Elyria Commandry E. T Masonic Temple United Presbyterian Church Carlisle Center Parent Teachers’ Association Millers Quarry Eagles Lodge Eagles Hall North Elyria Grange Lake Avenue Women's Democrat Club F. C. Billings Middle Avenue Charles Hennings Cecilia Shannon Muss Mary McKinley Sixth Street Bethel Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Odd Fellows Hall Clan Robertson Moose Hall Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias K. of P. Hall Settlement House Friendship Club Y. W. C. A. Women’s Welsh Club R. D. Oldfield Kenyon Avenue K of C. Hall

Meetings Preview at Local Churches Tonight

The Men’s club of the First Congregational church hosts a Father and Son event with a chalk talk sleight of hand performances and music starting at 6 30 pm Bree day. The Bible Studies Club meets at Mrs WL LL Fav 241 Washington Arena tomorrow afternoon. The Tuesday Afternoon club gathered at Mrs Howard Allen’s home with bridge won by Mrs OB A Burnet and Mrs Homer Filet. In two weeks the club will entertain the husbands at Mrs George Smith’s home.

First Congregational Church San Barnygue Bible Studs Club Washington Arena Yoward Alien Homer Filet George Smith

Club Surprise at Cinbel Event Names Winners

The CC Cinbel club held a get together at Camporidge Street last evening with members present. Prize winners included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drees Mrs Jack Schuster and A L Heiney second Mrs W Given and W Shaver third. Music and dancing followed a luncheon. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Jack Schuster’s Tromer Street home on February 14.

OF. C. C. Cinbel Wolliven Camporidge Stree Or Homie Uerin Og Ards Charles Drees Tiret Jack Schuster al l L. Heiney W. Given W. Shaver Tromer Street

Eagles Card Party Delights Members at Hall Event

The Ladies Auxiliary No. 431 F O EF hosted a card party in Eagles Hall last night with lively attendance. Eight games of pedro were played and prizes awarded to Mrs George Wrugeman Mrs Floyd Yost and Mrs Willian Hlunter for ladies and Messrs John Smith Fred Dostall and Herman Ried for gentlemen. Door prize went to Mrs John Sinigar and a prize donated by Mrs Sadie Beaver was won by Mrs Lena Wockenfuss.

Eagles Eagles Hall Pedro George. Wrugeman Floyd Yost Willian Hlunter John Smith Fred Dostall Herman Ried John Sinigar

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List for Lorain

Admissions include Mrs Lee Davis of Lodi Street Mrs Lee Earnhardt b42 Lake Avenue Frank Keres 160 Northrup Street Mrs James Takacs R F D No 2 Lorain Discharges list William Gis neiski 352 Eleventh Street George Taylor 217 Florida Avenue Lorain Edward Jonasky 336 Eighth Street Mrs William Applebrook 860 Lodi Street Mrs Frank Alspaugh 1119 Lake Avenue George Geveotis 1717 East 29th Street Lorain.

Lee Davis Lodi Street Lee Earnhardt Lake Avenue Frank Keres Northrup Street James Takacs Lorain William Gisneiski Eleventh Street George Taylor Florida Avenue Edward Jonasky Eighth Street William Applebrook Frank Alspaugh George Geveotis East 29Th Street

Circle No 2 of St Pauls Church Meeting Notes

Fifteen members and three guests gathered at St Pauls Church for a business session with plans for a future supper. A luncheon was served by the host. Mrs George Beach. A social hour followed and the next meeting was set for two weeks at the home of Mrs Albert Eckler on Chestnut Street.

Circle No. 2 St. Paul's Church George Beach Albert Eckler Chestnut Street

Ohio women pledge list grows at Delaware Wesleyan

Mrs A L Garford and Mrs James Thomas attended the Ohio Branch W E M mid winter conference in Cleveland. Treva Kirk and Louise Massey from this city join pledges at Ohio Wesleyan, with Kirk to Phi Mu and Massey to Delta Gamma. Luella Dellefield visited Lorain. Evelyn Guild of Lorain accepts a job at Fox Furnace Co. The report ends with a truncated note on a 160 West Street confined individual.

A. L. Garford Washington Avenue James Thomas Columbus Street Cleveland Ohio Treva Kirk Louise Massey Delaware Frank Alspaugh Avenue Alemoral Hospital Odf. W. Merriman Princeptin Avenue Claveland Hh. B. Lersch Washaton Avenue New York City Evelyn Guild Lorain The Fox Furnace Co.vertrade West Street

Allen Lyceum to feature Jugo-Slavy Tamburica orchestra

The Allen Lyceum course event will be held at the Henrietta school auditorium on Saturday evening February 14. The Jugo-Slavy Tamburica orchestra highlighted the event with Mrs. Albert Reulsser Mrs. George Unger and Mrs. A E Schneider noting children are progressing well under the teachers. Various local chats and visits are listed, along with church redecorations and community notes.

Henrietta Allen Lyceum Henrietta School Albert Reulsser George Unger A. E Schneider Albert Kelble Berlin Heights Frank Kelble Henrietta Hill Fred Decker Elyria William Decker Mary Austin Lucy Brown Maria Sophia Pippert Valentine Knittle Collins Mead Clem Bates Frank Schoonard Oberlin Hospital South Amherst Wham Decker M. George Kruech Lirain Kipton Loc Porfurm Mildred Buch Sterrietta Fred Bauman Marthi Bauman

Local social notes from Went State Normal School visit

Mrs Henn Stopher and Mrs Eva Manchester and Mrs Mae Heath stayed six weeks at Mrs Charles Conlam's Princeton avenue home. They were overnight guests and attended the Parent Teachers Convention. Mrs C C Case of Cleveland visited Miss Irene Pier at 129 Mound Street for the weekend.

Henn Stopher Eva Manchester Went State Normal School Mae Heath Charles Conlam Princeton Avenue Conlam C. C. Case Cleveland Irene Pier Mound Street

Local Residents Spend Time With Neighbors

Rev and Mrs H E Settlace of Mittuwanga visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs John Bauman of Hearietta Hill. Mr and Mrs Pat Judge of Loraine called on Mr and Mrs George Dellifield Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Heidrich of Elyria visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Meldrich and family.

H. E. Settlace Mittuwanga John Bauman Hearietta Hill Pat Judge Lorain George Dellifield Henry Heidrich Elyria John Meldrich

Children’s pictorial cross word puzzle clues

Puzzle page presents a pictorial cross word with run across and down words. Word 1 across asks what all children like to do in winter. Word 4 across asks for a synonym of the word subject. Word 5 across asks for a plural body part. Down clues include to capture or seize and enough enough plenty. Word 6 down asks for small nails.

Cleveland Market Prices Reportedly Mixed Across Produce

Market notes list multiple items with varied prices including apples strawberries beans cabbage potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes cucumbers and poultry. Specific figures cover butteroleo cheese and other goods with ranges such as apples 125 to 175 per unit and beans 9c per pound.

York State

Stock market and livestock report from Cleveland market

Receipts: cattle 300 steady market with steers and cows priced from 3 to 10 in a slow trading day. Calves 300 steady with real calves 3 to 14 and 10 to 12 for fair to good. Sheep and lambs 600, 25 cents lower with lambs up to 18.15 and ewes to 19, hogs 38,500, 16 to 25 cents lower. workers wages around 11.00 to 11.15 and far from clear.

Cleveland

Shafer Bill Seeks Higher Driver Age and Bus Safety

The Shafer Bill passed the senate proposing raising driver age from 16 to 18 and creating a separate compartment for school bus drivers. It also aims to prohibit traffic from passing a bus that has stopped to load or discharge passengers. The senate rejected an amendment.

Shafer Senate

Rheumatism Banish Aches and Soreness With Famous Internal Remedy

An advertisement touts a famous internal remedy claimed to banish rheumatism and muscle aches with quick effects. It promises temporary surface relief and quick results, urging readers to ask for the product and noting a money back guarantee if no relief.

Clavermb, Cranstall

Senators Discuss Bills and Moral Talk At Elyria Hi Y Dinner

Elyria high school men and fathers gathered for the Hi Y club dinner. Senator Bender and Lauby described proposed bills while Rev. G A Reeder urged virtue, manners and conscience as the core of life. Dell Savage and Russell Van Oster led senior and junior Hi Y clubs in organizing the event.

Auld Dell Savage L. B. Fauver Pop” Beeler Elyria P. E. Maddock Bh. C. Hecock G. A. Reeder Reeder Jack Siekkinen Jack Jack, Jr Russell van Oster

Distinct Personalities and Moral Chemistry for Youth

A passage urges recognizing every boy as an individual with potential. It emphasizes moral chemistry, high school and university opportunities, speech development, and courage to pursue lofty ideals. It warns against drifting from true aims and stresses keeping enthusiasm alive to preserve moral fiber.

Cass Genet Wei Kes

How to Have Soft Pretty White Hands

An advertisement claims a Japanese product called Tea-Mint will whiten and soften hands and faces with nightly rubs. It asserts visible improvement after a few applications and promotes the product as inexpensive and doctor recommended.

Fiagdota Pio

Rugs and Curtains Special Sale Notice

Frayed catalog fragment lists jute tapestry rugs and Japan rugs with discounted prices. Includes Fatra curtains with fringed tusconette styles and pairs offered as special deals. Limited details but indicates a sale listing for home textiles.

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