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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1926
Page
3
A dense local notice lists Monday and Thursday activities in Elyria including meetings of Knights of Columbus, Daughters of Scotia, YWCA, Masonic bodies, Parent Teachers Associations, and church circles. Speakers from Oberlin College and local churches are noted, with times in the evening and afternoon for gatherings at halls, schools, and clubs across town.
The Evangelical Women's Union of Lorain County meets Thursday in Amherst with sessions starting at ten oclock and a dinner at noon. Reverend Samuel Rague of Elmore will speak. Elyria Varsity Club hosts a Friday dance at the K of C Hall with new features and another dance planned for the Elyria Lorain game night at Elks Hall. Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist hosts a Friday afternoon meeting with a tureen dinner at twelve thirty. The Mary and Martha Class at First Methodist meets Tuesday at the home of Mrs. R E McDonald at 334 Princeton Avenue at seven thirty. An Old Time Dance is planned by the Business and Professional Woman's Club with Mtwe Abbe presiding.
Two gifted youths from Youngstown and Cleveland will perform tomorrow at First Congregational Church under Musical Art Society auspices. Lionel Nowak ten, and Jacob Kaz sixteen, both honor students at Cleveland Institute of Music, will play Beethoven Violin Sonata, Brahms Waltz, Debussy pieces, and a Swiss lullaby. They won state junior music prizes years ago and will share a tribute to their teacher.
Union prayer meetings in Elyria churches continue with four sessions planned from Monday to Thursday at 7 30 pm. Pastors will lead prayers and testimonies inviting all interested in a spiritual awakening to attend. Rev. B. Davidson to speak tonight at United Presbyterian Church.
The notice lists multiple residents and addresses including West and baby boy on route 6 Well ington Mrs Clayton Chrysler and baby girl Kipton Mrs Wm Haneman and baby girl 238 East ern Treights Boulevard Mrs Al fred Godeke 123 1 2 Cleveland street Mrs Harry Mellon 606 East Market Akron Patrick Monroe 210 Murnace street Daniel Ringler 215 Chestnut street Thelma Dumas and a sum of $37 Lake avenue.
The item lists residents and visitors in Elyria including Mildred and relatives at 527 Second Street in Toledo, attendances at a banquet by the Order of Railway Conductors at the Pythian Gortle, and departures for New York City. It mentions births at Memorial hospital, family news from Lint and Sherman households, travel to California, and visits by Murray Lyngley, Everett Palmer, Thelma Reichard, Mrs H B McCullough, Aubrey Rosecrans, and Miss Virginia Saunders among others.
Come and see Harold Lloyd in The Freshman Wednesday evening January 13th at 8 00 P M at Ridgeville High School Auditorium.
A mixed dance event to be held at La Grange Town Hall on Tuesday January 12 1926 with Cook's Orchestra providing music for attendees and dancers of the community.
Ill at home with tongilitis is Mrs. W E Dickson in ill. Mrs. Dickson sang in Cleveland before the Singers Club with Professor Ben Burt. Bridgeland family called to Bellevue for father’s death. Laura F B Harris visited Vermilion. Elizabeth Mitchell spends day in Cleveland. Stolzenburgs visiting Tijunga relatives in Cleveland. Floyd Johnson, Iowa boxer, hailed as potential Dempsey successor following recent defeat of Bill Brennan.
Dan McLeod, famed for his legendary skill, never weighed more than 165 pounds yet challenged many grapplers over 200 pounds. Boston has long hosted the nation’s premier indoor athletic events at the annual Boston A. A. West meet, drawing top competitors.
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