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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1923

Page

10

Lorain Woman Heads County League of Women Voters

Mrs G L Cuddeback of Lorain becomes president for the year. Other officers include Mrs Raby Edwards of Avon, third vice president. Mrs R Blam of Amherst, fourth vice president. Miss Aiken of Columbus, secretary. Mae Friday, treasurer. Mrs J W of Elyria, auditor Gress of Wellington. Reports were read and publication of the secretarys report approved. Martha P Falconer of the American Social Hygiene Association spoke on The Girl of Today. Past president H C Stevens discussed Who Killed the Minimum Wage Bills. Falconer also spoke on Prison Reform at Oberlin and What the Present System Accomplishes.

G. L. Cuddeback Lor Mdent Raby Edwards Ives R. ’ Blam Ambherst Miss Aiken Columbiaton Mae Friday J. W Biyria Gress Wellington Martha P. Falconer American Social Hygiene Assocation New York City H. C. Stevens League Falconer Women’s City Club of Cleveland Oberlin

High School Dramatic Clubs Present Little Women in Elyria

Elyria High School dramatic clubs join for an amateur production of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women in the Elyria High School Auditorium on Friday and Saturday, March 2 and 3 at eight o clock. The cast includes Mr March Preston Coon Mrs March Nellie Pershing Jo Alberta Shoher Beth Mary Riley Aunt March Winifred Fay Laurie George Pope Professor Bhaer Ervin Johnston and others. The show is staged under Marian DeForest's dramatization and aims to be a standout of the season.

Mily Marian DeForest Louisa M. Alcott Ama‘dour Mr. March Preston Coon Mrs. March Nellie Pershing Meg Donna Bell Ebba Fosselus Beth Alberta Shoher Amy Mary Riley Aunt March Winifred Fay Mr. Lawrence Clayton Rawson Laurie George Pope Professor Bhaer Erwin Johnston John Brooke Harl Lautenschleger Hannah Mullett Ida May Morgan Elyria High School

Banquet and church talks color evening in Oberlin civic note

C H Merthe and Co Banquet Employes hosted forty five guests for a six thirty dinner with J T Henderson of Oberlin Leneon College speaking on Salesmanship and Cooperation. A choir under Mr Vickers led the twenty minute song service at the Methodist church and Dr Edwin Kirby preached from Matthew 13:7 about thorny ground and choice. Tonight at seven, prayer service and sermon on Seed Falling on Good Ground. The U T T M C lub met at Tion Lords home on Cleveland street with officers elected Jane Moody presiding Helen Buswell vice president Elizabeth Moise secretary Elsie Altfeld treasurer. Next meeting at Helen Buswells on Myon avenue. Mrs F A Bennett surprised for her 73rd birthday with Jonquils and well wishes from Ridgeville guests.

C. H. )Merthe and Company Eas J. T. Henderson Oberlin Leneon College Vickers Methodist Church Jesus Edwin Kirby Kirby Nv. T. T.M. Club Marion Lord U. T. T. M.C Iub Tion Lord Cleveland Street Neice Offic Jane Moody Helen Buswell Presient Elizabeth Moise Elsie Altfeld Myon Avenue

Meetings and club activities at the church

The Metho dist Church Home Guards meet tomorrow at two, The Girl Receives at four. Annse Cope leads opening exercises, then group and basketball games. Mrs Slees hosts Lucky Links Club yesterday with four prizes awarded and plans a meeting next Thursday at Mrs Hunter's Furnace street home. Other clubs held meetings with prizes, food, and social hours. upcoming gatherings listed.

Annse Cope Slees James Slees Lucky Links Club Century Block Pedro F. Hamilton Robert Moore Roy Date Leonard Wagner George Fees Wiliam Hunter Furnace Street

Sponged Informal Costumes and Church Notices

Varied, indeed, are Spong's informal costumes in emerald silk crepe trimmed with white soutache. A dark gon, Egyptian print, draped simply in a semi tailored frock. mountain hare in raw blue, wear for any occasion. Delights served by the hostess. The Secrety will meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Ralph Daily's home. Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's church hosted by Mrs. S. Artwrigtsht. program by Mrs. Paul Bourquin on Home Missions. twenty five members and one guest present. luncheon to follow. CHURCH LADIES' AID MEETS at St. John's Lutheran school auditorium with about forty members. refreshments served by Mrs. Alfred Schultz and Mrs. Alfred Bucholz. Upcoming hostesses: Mrs. L. Ingner and Mrs. George Meschke. Admittions list includes several named residents. discharges list and births noted for local families.

Ralph Daily Howe Street St. Paul's Church S.artwrigsht Thurstar Paul Bourquin Anthony Neidine George Dellefield Getta Miller Ladies' Aid Ladies’ Aid Society St. John’s Lutheran Church Alfred Schultz Alfred Bucholz L. Ingner George Meschke Alta Meta Club Ben Sotherdon George Street Ssre George Tattersall Cambridge Street

Lloyds and Their Global Shipping Coverage

Lloyds heads the world’s shipping insurance with about 4 600 600 pounds yearly output and employs over a thousand people. Its world network includes an agent at every port to relay reports on ships that pose. All Lloyds membership hopefuls must provide security for their liabilities.

Lloyd's World’s Shipping Insurance

Valentine Party and Club Meetings at Local Homes

A series of social events fills Wednesday evening as Mrs Smythe hosts a Valentine party on Washington Avenue with 36 guests including Miss Ella Shepard of New York. The Friendship Club Cabinet meets for a farewell party for Miss Rozalla Schneider, while Mrs Musser hosts a bridge luncheon at Elyria Country Club in honor of Mrs Redington. Mr and Mrs Marsh entertain with four tables at five hundred, and multiple hostess-led gatherings occur through the day.

Mms. Smythe FL. A. Smythe Washington Avenue Ellan Shepard New York Charles Stark Cincinati Bridge Friendship Club Cabinet Caoine Gimnasium Muss Rozalla Schneider Cleveland A Gertrude Tannor Dorothy Clark Geraldine Halpin Mussey W. P. Musser Forth Street Elyria Country Club H Ray Redington Fifth Street R. T Martin Arthur Smith Redington

Burke to Speak at Bible Class Meeting in Cleveland

J F Burke will address the Associated Men's Bible Classes in the Colonial Hotel Cleveland this evening on How to Gear a Real Man’s Principle on to Industrial and Political Activities. Burke, a member of the Senate Finance committee, will spend the weekend in Cleveland.

F. Burke J. F. Burke Associated Men's Bible Classes Colonial Hotel Cleveland Burke Senate Finance Committee

Influenza Strikes Local Residents and Visitors

Cyne James Orr of Fourth Street, connected with the State Highway Department, is ill at home with influenza along with his daughter Mary Louise. Miss Vivian Tauck of 242 Harvard avenue is also ill at her home. Mrs. S. A. Lambert, 637 Lodi street, has been very ill with influenza. Mrs. George Stevens leaves East avenue this morning for Boston. Mr. and Mrs. C B. Lemon and daughter Frances, 214 Ninth street, travel to Detroit to visit friends. Harry Standen of Cleveland spent time with his wife's parents. Various locals and visitors were noted in Cleveland attendances and travels amid flu illnesses.

James Orr Fourth Street State Highway Department Mary Louise Orr R. M. Loretz Eighth Street Cleveland Vivian Tauck Harvard Avenue C B. Lemon Frances Ninth Street Detroit Michigan J. H. Keller A. Lambert Lodi Street Harry Standen Charles Kuss Gulf Street C. T Lersch Harrison ‘Street Harwood Lersch Princeton Avenue Clevelad

Amherst area notices and moves amid illness and travel

Local residents report illnesses from flu and grippe with several confined to homes on Walnut Lake and Second streets. Families relocate to Boston, Detroit, and Buffalo. A church address on Abraham Lincoln by Reverend Edwin Kirby and a newborn son born February 4 to Cloyd Iseman and Elizabeth Leimbach are noted.

Golden Glint Shampoo Ad Declares Hair Shine Benefit

Medium brown hair is praised in the ad copy as the ideal canvas for Golden Glint Shampoo. The promotion suggests the product improves texture and luster, promising a healthier appearing finish for everyday styling.

Golden Glint

Bake sale planned by Division D at Heacocks Flor al window

Division D of the Second Congregational Church holds a bake sale Saturday morning at Heacock's Floral window. Proceeds support church programs.

Second Congregational Church Heacock

Red Pepper Rub Promises Instant Rheumatism Relief

An old advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for rheumatism and related pains. It claims immediate warming heat within minutes, improves blood flow, and eases lumbago backache stiff neck and sore muscles with the genuine Rowles branding highlighted.

Rowles Packeze

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