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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1926
Page
5
Prof. Larsen spoke on improvements along educational lines and child benefits at a crowded Parent-Teacher gathering. The session covered preschool value, teacher training, and the community role, followed by musical numbers and refreshments.
Lionel Nowak and Jacob Kaz of the Cleveland Institute of Music present a piano and violin program tonight at the First Congregational Church. Various local groups meet tonight including Ladies’ Comp e Sisterhood, St John’s Lutheran, Oberlin Grange with Judge A R Webber, Maccabeess Woman’s Benefit Association, Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John at G A R Wall, Utopia Card Club, Elyria Lodge 103 I C F, Harmon Lodge 663 F and AM, and Missions Society at the U P church. Mrs J M Hinauvelt hosts with daughter Ruth Blauvelt. Mrs Sellers and Mrs Davis lead Long’s class at First Methodist dining room. Wiks Lodge meets at Elks Hall. Federation of Business Women’s Club of YWCA also listed.
On January 11 1926 the Elyria High Junto Club met to elect officers for the near term. Officers chosen were President Max Chapman Vice President Bernice Barr Secretary Merla O Dell Reporter Paul Platz First Critic George Fortane Second Critic Lewis. Meeting adjourned after refreshments.
The State Manager J J Dumar and his wife spoke at a Brotherhood of American Yeomen meeting in East Liberty. The event included one initiation and five ballotings with a local meeting planned for January 18.
A group of friends and relatives surprised Mr and Mrs I Miller on Mendel Court celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary with gifts and refreshments. The guest list included Mr and Mrs Morris Barchard Mr and Mrs W Hill Mr and Mrs Edmond Monroe and others.
At St Andrew's Episcopal Church last evening the vestry was re elected as reports from societies showed they remain active and flourishing. The Cum A Lot Club hosted sixteen members with a five hundred game won by Miss Ethel Wilcox and Hazel Caywood as consolation. Meetings resume January twenty first at Miss Mary McLaughlin's home. Admissions include Frances Kane Paul Reynolds Harry Lounebrough. Discharges list several residents and families including Mrs. John Mitchell Mrs. William Barnes and baby boy Route 1 and other local names.
Thousands use Inflammacine to cure coughs chest colds and sore throats overnight with stomach dosing. It claims to ease lumbago neuralgia and netritis and stops sore throat with speed. A jar is advised for sprains strains and backache with money back guarantee if not satisfied. C W Phillips supplies.
In Elyria reports, Olive Schon of Lorain was a Lorain visitor recently, Mildred Willig of Lorain spent the weekend with friends in Elyria, and Professor Emil Larsen of Oberlin visited Elyria. Fire Chief W N Bates returned to duty after recovering at home. Obie and East Liberty residents J J Dumar visited Elyria, with Mrs Margaret Bechstein hosting at Clarke street.
Sam Gerace's Orchestra from Cleveland Beach Lorain will furnish the music for the Thursday evening masquerade dance at Ehrman ballroom Amherst.
Ralph Craig of this city. Mr and Mrs Joh Marrifieid of Detroit are puesta at the home pot the latter's parents Sunday has the honor of opening the week. It was so named because ancient receptions were noted worshippers did not understand this luminous body which opened flowers and ripened grain they did not comprehend the benefits it gave.
An early 20th century ad touts Thoxine as a sore throat cure that allegedly relieves pain in 11 minutes with money back. It claims to target the germ cause with a single swallow and lists prices 36¢ 60¢ and $1. Mixed Dance at La Grange Town Hall on Tuesday January 12 1926 and a Harold Lloyd film event at Ridgeville High School Auditorium January 18 8 00 PM are announced.
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