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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1922
Page
8
The text describes a festive town event with grand march, decorations, and various activities including a piano program, singing, and a fashion of valentines. It mentions Miss Helen, Miss Margaret Heider, and other local residents, plus a card party hosted by Walter Dyke and a LaPorte Association meeting with speakers on education and school lunch programs.
Phillip Frazier described a day in the life of a Br avatars and spoke on reservations, highlighting need for better education and updated rules. Miss Cane accompanied him as he sang Indian songs and contrasted past ideals with present conditions. The report also notes a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. James Burns, a Culture Club talk, a surprise birthday for Mrs. Zachariah, a feature on Mrs. MossER as Open Forum soloist, and a Girls Club Valentine party with games and gifts.
The Moose lodge in an evening program welcomes Kenilworth Tee Club of Chicago for a fourth entertainment event. Civic club notes and local social groups share meeting summaries and plans.
Admissions list shows patients including Mrs. Georgia Hosard Mr. William Fewerter Bets Mrs. Moyer and Mrs. Minnis Leimbach among others and names a Lucile Minaich in the medical register. The entry records detections of patient status and routine clinical notes.
Local items report Mrs Dols Trare visiting East Avenue. Yound haps son arrival and mother remarks. Van Atta back from Mount Gilead visiting relatives in Canton. Meg Dera Mentyte recovering from bronchial pneumonia. George Rimanos staying with Fintl Fiedler before hospital care. Rewis Koeble and Philip Koehle visiting Miqua for a few days. Mrs C A Byert of Maicom court noted in local notes.
A long list of clubs and organizations announces meetings, socials, and programs through the week. Events include dances, birthday and ladies card clubs, circle meetings at St Pauls, Knights and minor fraternal orders, and a Wednesday and Friday slate featuring speakers and musical programs with noted locals such as Mrs. Starr Faxon and Senator Arthur Day.
A string of local social mentions lists weekend guests at multiple homes including Mrs Bal Fiedler and Mr Mrs Bal Fiedler 115 Frement Street Miss Muth Wogams visiting Aunt Anna Crispie Levein and Miss Florida Shepard visiting Mrs Joha Smith East Ave Mr and Mrs Paul W Kindler Fremont to be weekend guests of Dr and Mrs R J Ruth Colonial Arts Central Guild of St Andrews Church meets Monday for sewing Mrs A H Stoddard in charge Twelve members attended Security Benefit Association meeting Friday Five Hundred party planned by Mr and Mrs C Sanker Laundon Street C W Barres returned from Canton after a plumbers convention.
Arthur Spray and Else Brotherton marry in Elyria with Edwin Kirby listed as witness. J M Wantisburg to Louise F. Wickens includes parcel details of Cham berlain Edison and Massey’s addition in Lorain for 14 600. Park View Restaurant advertises a special Sunday dinner on February 19 featuring cream of chicken and fricassee with dumplings.
The document outlines the 1931 reorganization of Ohio health governance. It states the governor appoints a Director of Health for any term, with Senate approval, and that this Director appoints division heads. The Director also serves as Health Commissioner and chairs the Public Health Council, with qualifications requiring a physician skilled in sanitary science.
The document outlines duties for health department leaders including the Director and Health Commissioner. It discusses a proposed reorganization with department heads appointing staff, governor approval, and an advisory board to aid administration. It notes advisory members receive only necessary expenses, not compensation.
Oberlin circles announce a Child Conservation League meeting Monday afternoon at 1 30 with Mrs Weiss at 182 South Main. Mrs C E Peabody will read Woman and the World Today. The Educational department meets Monday February 20 at 7 30 with Mrs F F Jewett. The History department also convenes at that hour.
The History department of the Oberlin Woman's club meets Mr Woree at 171 West College Street on February 20 for social ming. The Ladies Society of First Methodist holds a quarterly tea at the church on February 33 at 2 20. Mrs Ristel of Chicago visits for a social settlement event. The Eastern Star meets February 33 at 7 36 with degree conferrals. Oberlin Chapter holds a Masonic work session February 20 and a special lodge meeting February 21. A Past Grand meeting occurs February 21 at Odd Fellows hall, Wellington, with District Deputy Grand Master present. F A Sanford to A Stalals lot 3501-3502 Sheffield Land Co ad to Lorain at 500. Oberlin College Glee Club and High School Auditorium host a concert February 24 at 8 PM.
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