Evangelist Challey crowds Elyria church rally
Elyria on February 28 reported a large audience at the Church of Christ where Evangelist M. E. Challey spoke on church membership and civic virtue. The event featured music by Mr. Harry Wan and a promised second address on The Ghost in the Haunted House.
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Elyria
Church of Christ
Evangelist M. E. Challey
Challey
Chatley
Rica Crite
Jericho
Knight Templars
Harry Wan
We Eay
Dorothy's Diary to Elyria Ad Helps With Living Costs
In Dorothy's diary the city cost of living prompts worry from her mother. Dorothy suggests renting a spare room as a solution, noting the Chronicle-Telegram accepts telephone ads under Rooms for Rent and plans to place one. This echoing idea aims to raise about $250 yearly to ease expenses.
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Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Mother
Chronicle-Telegram
Sol
Elyria Yeomen at Akron meeting win second prize
Elyria and Lorain Yeomen members attended the Rhadamanthis gathering in Akron Feb 24-26. Elyria earned second prize with eighteen bodies for the degree team, Toledo winning the silver cup. Over five hundred attendees enjoyed a fancy drill by Wooster and Toledo teams and a banquet in Marion hall.
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Elyria
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Akron
Toledo
Brookside
Cleveland
Lerain
Wooster
Marion Hall
Lorain
Frank
Rotarians Complete Celebration With Chugh Attendance
Elyria February 25 Unusually appropriate services were held at the First Congregational church Sunday morning by a large number of Rotarians in attendance. The event capped last week’s celebrations of the sixteenth anniversary of the club. Rev. John H. Grant extolled the club’s work especially aiding crippled children. The regular Lenten service followed and was very helpful.
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Elyria
First Congregational
John H. Grant
Elyria Notes on Births Visits and Club Gatherings
Elyria reports a birth in the Kaiser family of Olive street and updates on visitors and travels of local residents. Friday and weekend activities include Campbell Parent Teachers meeting with district officials, Unity club entertaining with a rhyming book and a custom song, and Keep Well club planning with organizer from Cleveland. multiple social visits from Elyria residents to Cleveland, Toledo, Gambier, Ithaca, and Boston are noted alongside funeral attendance and illness updates.
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Elyria
Norman Kaiser
Olive Street
Kaiser
Florida
Campbell
rThe
Campbell Parent Teachers’ Association
Focu
Seale
Welsh Mate concert to be held at Lersin high school
Elyrians plan to attend the Mountain ash Welsh Mate concert scheduled for tomorrow evening in the Lersin high school building with Prof. Glyndwr Richards as reader. The same quartet from the Baptist church, including Bird gall Van Wormer Palmer and Lunchcomb, performed at East Side services to a large audience.
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Elyria
Ely
Mate
the Baptist Church
Messrs
Birdgall
van Wormer
Palmer
Lunchcomb
Hospital Notes and Local Social Snippets From Elyria
Elyria notes record admissions and discharges at local hospitals including Mosin Martin and Alfred Wallington, with several residents named by address. Social items note visits, ill health of Lenore Staney and bronchitis for Katherine Krugman, plus Cleveland guests of Elyrians and mentions of early Boston schooling and upcoming radio telegraph tech in Chicago.
Feathered Friends in Nature's Study and Migration
The article extols birdwatching as a yearly, renewing study and outlines spring migration patterns. Early arrivals include Horned Larks and Robins, with others like Bluebirds, Grackles, and Canada Geese following, and long-distance travelers such as the Arctic Tern and Blackpoll Warbler highlighted for their feats. It notes tracking methods and gender roles in nesting, plus the daily dawn chorus and the endurance of tiny travelers.
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Arctic
Canada
West Indies
Mexico
Andes
Pamps
Brazil
Labrador
Hudson Bay
Alaska
Patagomia
Shetland Islands
Lorain Man Charged With DWI After Car Crash
Guet Erickson of 1835 East 33rd Street is jailed in Lorain city on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated. He faces a hearing in police court today.
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Lorain
Guet Erickson
East 33Rd Street
Podre
Noted Society Woman Asks Divorce, Is Report
A society item reports that Merthe, Miss Alice Batten, Mr A Keller, Miss Irma Bens and Gus Huffman are involved in a divorce inquiry. Details are brief and sourced from a society page note.
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Merthe
Alice Batten
Mr A. Keller
Irma Bens
Gus Huffman
Funeral rites for Fravidine Gerlach held in Amherst
Amherst Feb 28 Funeral rites for Fravidine Gerlach who died Saturday of heart disease were held from his Jackson street home. Burial at Cleveland Avenue Cemetery. Survived by widow Libbie and Martha, son Carl of Saginaw Mich, brothers George Gerlach Elyria and Henry Gerlach Cleveland, sister Mrs John Becker Spring Street. Several local residents and relatives noted in visits and arrivals surrounding the service.
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Fravidine
Gerlach
Jackson Street
Egli
Cleveland Avenue Cemetery
Libbie
Martha
Carl
Saginaw
Mich
George Garlach
Elyris Avenue
Henry Gerlach
Cleveland
John Becker
Spring Street
Yealey
Ogyech Street
Elyria
Florence Ehrman
John Jackson
Clinton Jackson
C. H. Ernst
Dorothea
Park Avenue
Lorain
Wm. C. Smith
Paul Cullins
Elytha
Leimbach
Brownhelm
Chas. Riingbetl
John, Becker
Casper Dellefield
Summer Session At Columbia Seeks Record Attendance
More than 100 courses will be taught by a faculty of over 500 teachers selected from leading colleges and schools. The coming summer session at Columbia University expects attendance to exceed 10,000 students. The Library of Congress in Washington holds over 2,831,333 books and pamphlets, along with millions of musical works and images including 106,448 taps, 874,400 pieces of music, and 418,975 photographs and engravings.
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Columbia University
Nbrarr
Congress
Washington
Daughter of Senator Lenroot Visits Dorchester Juvenile Court
Miss Katherine F. Lenroot, daughter of Senator Irving Lenroot of Wisconsin, visits Dorchester Mass to study juvenile cases in court and the social service system of probation officers. She is connected with the U S Children's Bureau in the federal Department of Justice.
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Katherine F. Lenroot
Irving L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Dorchester
Mass
Miss Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Jwhor
Brown family gifts Valparaiso University to endow assets
Henry K. Brown former Valpariso University president donated complete ownership of the institution grounds buildings and equipment in a million dollar gift. The donation transfers ownership to the Brown family name and supports the university's assets in Valpariso Indiana.
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Valpariso
Ind
Henry K. Brown
Valpariso University
Brown
Princeton University Raises Tuition for New Academic Year
Princeton University will increase its yearly tuition from 560 to 300 per year starting with the new academic year. A study estimates the institution costs 500 annually to educate each student. Shortly after diplomas were awarded to graduates of the Philadelphia Normal School, the cohort joined the local teaching force. In Los Angeles, girls at the Polytechnic High School formed a military company under the direction of two women physical training instructors.
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Pup
Philadi'phin Normal School
Polytechnic Hi. School
Los Angeles
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