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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1925
Page
6
Churches across the city announce a united religious census to be conducted Sunday afternoon January 4. The aim is to strengthen ties between churches and residents and promote a broader fellowship across denominations. A meeting on Thursday January 13 will set directions for the following Sunday census.
Various organizations meet across Elyria including choral groups at the YMCA and First Congregational church, Dames of Malta at J O O F hall, Bibleschool workers at Church of Christ, and many parent teacher associations, clubs and lodge gatherings in schools and private halls throughout Thursday evening. Reverend speakers address prayer and church leadership topics at multiple churches.
Members and friends will hear Miss Bjale Claverdon of Cleveland first vice president of the State Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Association give an address. The program includes a meeting at a designated hour with noted speakers and inclusions.
The Old Ladies Home trustees deferred their meeting to January 13 at 10 oclock. The Columbia Club hosts its regular session at 8, then the Columbia Crescents face the club team at airth cage. Circle No 4 of the United Presbyterian church meets January 6 at Mrs J G Sartholonews home. John H Byrme and Harold Pearce of Cleveland speak at the Business Woman's Department meeting on Insurance. All members urged to attend.
Mies Hazel Wacker of East Avenue hosted a six o'clock dinner Saturday for several college bound youths. Guests included Linda Mae Blanchard Grace Prindle Mildred Wixgegen Dwight Koppes Eric Chapman Jr Howard Dempster Russell Flood and Mrs Mac Sunday. The evening featured games and dancing.
The Women’s Auxiliary meets Thursday at 2:00 PM in the Guild room. The Daughters of St Andrew are hosted Wednesday at Mrs Theodora Latnah on sixth street. The Altar Guild assembles Thursday evening at the Pelory at 7:30 PM.
A three day conference of Christmas Fundamentals will be held at the Wiret Habitat church this city under the Baptist Bible Union of America. Services begin at 7 o clock with two addresses each evening featuring Rev. H O VanGilder Rev R T Ketchum Rev J C McCauley and others from Columbus Niles Cleveland and Nilern with topics on Christ as carpenter The Lord's Day and Salvation in the blood.
At the First Congregational church peitory George Chamberlain was reelected president. R. C. Maca toh, F. M. Shalton’s successor as vice president, Mra. A. Friday as secretary, R. S. Waldorf treasurer, and C. L. Sotherdon C. M. Braman and J. L. Moise reelected trustees. The society, in existence since 1912, reported 178 immigrants preparing for naturalization and 289 candidates since the previous four years.
A narrative extols Bronchuline Emulsion as a cure for long lasting coughs that linger after flu or heavy colds. It praises the remedy as effective, affordable and widely available through C. W. Phillips and dealers.
The Grade School Girl Reserves will restart meetings this week in the YWCA gym. Girls 12 and older are invited to join triangles meeting at Gates and Jefferson at 4 p m Tuesday, Washington at 2 45 p m Wednesday, Franklin and Hamilton at 4 p m Wednesday, Shandin Ely Garford McKinley at 4 p m Friday, and Wowetan Triangle. All triangles meet every other Saturday at 2 30 p m for a Play Hour, starting January 10.
Mrs. Annie Henry of 920 East avenue married John Scheide of 905 East River street Saturday at 7:30 pm. Rev. W. L Birkner officiated. The couple will reside at 906 East River street.
Admissions list includes Doris Jane Austin Oberlin Cecil Armitage Marg ar et Vaczi Lorain Henry Darden and others with addresses in Oberlin Lorain and nearby areas. Discharges note Mrs Alexander Graham and two babies with listed guardians, while other names repeat across locations including Graf ton and 1562 E Sand St.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Holl visit relatives in Amherst while Rev B Davidson from Eighth Street spoke at People's Church in Lorain. Dale Dimick returns to Cleveland to resume studies at Adelbert College Western Reserve University. Meg Hollis travels to Ohio Northern University Ada for classes and E D Kindig returns from Rochester NY with family.
Benefit event features good music at Eagles on Saturday January 10. Admission 50 cents for couples and 25 cents for an extra lady. Proceeds support Holy Cross Church activities.
Holiday visitors fill weekends in Wallington and East River Street with Corwin Kindig and family, Mrs K J Myers and Lenora. Florida trips planned for Weat Palm Beach. Witter death noted in Tampa after an auto accident. Various households entertained guests from Lorain Grafton Kipton and the city. A birth at 211 West Bridge Street records an eight pound son named Alfred. Laura VanWagnen's status incomplete.
A Browning verse fragment explores enduring love beyond death with imagery of planting seeds and a grave violet. The speaker promises love will persist, asking what is death and insisting the beloved will still love him in time. The piece blends longing, mortality, and romantic resolve.
Fragmentary notice shows Miss Jane Robertson of East Broad Street and misread names with illness. Reference to Mrs Carl Speulding of 384 Stanford Avenue undergoing surgery at St Joseph's hospital Saturday. Additional brief item mentions Miss Marguerite Shaw of Harri.
Fragmentary text mentions a porta and a daughter but lacks clear event or context to form a full record.
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