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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
4
Lorain Kiwanis club hosted Elyria Kiwanis with a birthday dance last night. Ninety couples attended as members of the Elyria club performed oral solos and a revue, featuring Lawrence Webber and others.
Tonight at 7 30 the Womens benefit association meets at 41 Mucenbers with bold its rest M meeting. Mrs Wooll Peat of Norwalk visited relatives and friends over Sunday. Sewing club meets tomorrow afternoon at J A Eckenford’s Wood street. Several residents return from trips to El Paso and New Mexico. Mrs Dan S Finnegan of Oshkosh Wis visited with Mr and Mrs Win Hoffman. Mr M O W Curry and daughter Ethel arrived to greet Mrs Curry’s sister. Miss Nellie Gray and Miss Aten attended a Lakewood dance. Mrs Frank Fatz recovering from foot surgery remains home. A son was born to Mr and Mrs E T Reeve. Florence DeVite guest from Cleveland weekend.
The Masonic dancing party will be held tomorrow night at the Elks hall with guests expected from Cleveland, Lorain, and Pittsburgh. Mrs E Giles will entertain tomorrow afternoon, and Mrs Lillian Wood of New York City will also be honored. Lenten activities include parsonage meeting Thursday afternoon, with Mrs G Wo Krause presiding and J Bisshol of Oberlin singing alongside a quartet.
Daniel Poling will address Elyria at the First Congregational Church on Wednesday evening at seven o clock. The event is open to the general public and county churches are to send delegates, marking Elyria's introduction to Poling.
Elyria voices rally around the Interchurch World Movement as women seek relief from ailments through the campaign. Local pastors urge all adults in Lerain county to attend as representatives, highlighting Columbus conference impact and broad Protestant support for the religious effort. Public invitation extends to all residents.
County Automobile club announces license tags ready for sale after a state court of appeals ruling that the automobile law is constitutional. Owners urged to obtain tags promptly as the week’s schedule tightens.
In Wasne county farmers report near complete output from wells with one exception. Officials cite drought conditions and rising costs while outlining aid plans for the agricultural sector. Local agencies coordinate support for farmers facing water shortages and financial strain.
Lorain officials investigate reports that druggists are charging up to 3.50 and 4 for a half pint of whiskey. A proposed reservoir plan for flood relief is discussed. Also notes a Tuesday night dance at the Eagles Hall with lessons from 7 to 8.
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