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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1925

Page

7

County Auto Club reports strong year at 1924 annual meet

The County Auto Club held its 1924 annual meeting with talks by A. L. Garford and Judge A. R Webber. Garford traced transport history from railroads to cars and warned against habitual car ownership without means, while Webber blamed speed craze for many auto lawsuits and urged prudent spending and supervision. A luncheon followed.

County Auto Club Garford A. L. Garford Alexander Winton F E. W. Metcalf W. G. Sharp Henry Ford

Personality of Child Speaker at Parent-Teacher Meet

A Brownsville based program highlighted a child speaker at a parent teacher event with a wide lineup. Rev McConnell’s lineage and local church history were noted as part of the program details. The afternoon and night sessions featured sketches and musical numbers led by Floyd Moore and student groups from Henrietta, Brownhelm, South Amherst, and Camden.

Brownsville McConnells Fulvria Methodist Episcopal Church Mabel Cooper Brownhelm Shirly Bartlett South Amherst Floyd Moore Henrietta Camden Moore Henretta High School

Lorain County PTA Unites Across Districts Highlighting 100 Percent

A list of Lorain County parent teacher associations shows 100 percent participation across multiple districts. Names include Ridge, Elyria Township, Murray Ridge, Maplewood, Town Line, Huntington, Pittsfield, Russell, and district leaders such as Mrs A B Martin and Mrs Henry Parsons. Several towns lack PTAs, including Wellington, Rochester, and Amherst townships.

Nut Ridge F Cook Martin Elyria Lake Ave L. C. Hecoch Markley Ella Tilden Murray Ridge Elmer Beal Maplewood Miller Gulf Road Lesterhouse Town Line John Dellefield Huntington Ethel Cassell Pittsfield Dstrict ? Mra J Ward, District 4, Mrs C. G Brandt, District No 5 , W. Miller Walter Bullock Henry Parsons Walter Saltman Russa Clarence Lapp John A Kern Chris Jusin Ed Schramm Wellington Village Rochester Township Rochester Village Columbasuce al South Amherst Village

Tonight’s church and lodge meeting notices

Annual Congregational meeting of Church of Christ reports and election of officers. Social gathering for Ladies Auxiliary No 431 F E meets at Eagle Hall. Court of Honor meets in G A R Hall. Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons meets in I C O F Hall. Senior Hi Y Club meets at the M C A. Carpenters Local Union meets in K P Hall. Moose Lodge meets at Club. Quanton Lorain No 93 Lodge in I O F Hall. Woman’s Missionary Society of Baptist Church meets at supper at 6 00 pm. Ad reads Lida Imhof of the Hebrew Mission. Second Congregational Church club meets at Parish at 6:36 pm for dinner TL Walker to speak. Mrs C R Homan mentioned.

Church of Christ Eacle Hall Court of Honor Ladies’ Auxiliary Cantons Carpenters K. of P. Hall Moose Lodge Quanton Lorain I O OF Hall Woman's Missionary Society of Baptist Church Lida Imhof The Hebrew Mission TL. Walker

Baldwin Wallace Alumni Banquet Set In Lorain

The Lorain County Association of Baldwin Wallace College alumni will hold its annual dinner at the Church of Christ in Lorain on Friday evening January 16. After the dinner the Public Speaking Department will present a playlet followed by a social session. All graduates former students and interested parents are invited. Guy B. Findley is president and Mrs. Walter Barck is secretary.

Lorain

Dinner party honors Lloyd Barton at Kenyon Street

Mrs. Charles Barton hosted a six o'clock dinner Monday for her son Lloyd. The tables featured flower decorations and music followed the meal. Later the guests attended a dance at Hotel Antlers in Lorain, with covers for Park Goers, Frank Moody, Clark, and Lloyd Bartes.

Charles Barton Kenyon Street Lloyd Hotel Antlers Lorain Park Frank Moody Clark Lloyd Bartes

Religious Census Workers Instructed By Census Committee

Over five hundred church representatives gathered at St Marys church to discuss next Sundays religious census in Elyria. Walter Davies led the meeting with Rev W L Burner and Dr Edwin Kirby explaining aims to better serve the city’s unchurched population and foster church relations.

St Marys Church Walter Davies W L Burner Davies Edwin Kirby Elyria

Preliminary Meeting to Organize City PTA Council

A well attended session of the Parent Teachers Associations of the City formed a council to unite local PTAs. Mrs E Howensine introduced Superintendent R C Maston who outlined aims and benefits. A Elyria Council was created with committees named for nominations and bylaws. January 30 set for next meeting to finalize organization.

Parent Teachers 'Associations Y. W.ca E . Howensi Laram County Parent Teachers Associations R C Maston Elyria

Lorain County Evangelical Ladies Aid Meeting Planned

The Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Ladies Aid Societies will hold an all day and evening session at St Paul’s church in Lorain. An evening program at 7:45 features a mass meeting of Evangelical churches. Dr John Balzar of St Louis will address the assembly on Our Church, with Balzar also speaking in the afternoon. St Paul’s choir and orchestra provide special music.

Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Ladies Aid Societes St Paul's Church John Balzar St Louis Livangelical Synod of North America Our Church Balzar St. Paul’s

Lucky Dozen Club Meets At Mrs Neufer’s Home

The Lucky Dozen Club enjoyed a diversion yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Peter Neufer’s residence on School Street Progressive Pedro caused the diversion as guests occupied three tables. High score went to Mrs. N. Neufer, followed by Mrs. Harry Cowen and Mrs. Dagen. Next meeting set for Mrs. C. Bemis’s home at 11 Garvin Avenue on Tuesday January 20.

Lucky Dozen Peter Neufer School Street Pedro N. Neufer Harry Cowen Dagen C. Bemis Garvin Avenue

Admissions and Discharges List for Avon and Elyria

Admissions include Mrs. Frank Ride nour Avon Ohio Mrs. George Kohl Birmingham and Mrs Benja min Schmidt R D No 1 Elyria Discharges name Erma Czime 3142 Vine avenue South Lorain Mrs Philip Flood and daughter 111 Furnace street Leona Minanich 17 Wet avenue Alvin Bentes 50 Wertreet

Frank Ridenour Avon Ohio George Kohl Birmingham Benjamin Schmidt Elyria Erma Czime Vine Avenue South Lorain Philip Flood Furnace Street Leona Minanich Wet Avenue Alvin Bentes SO Wertreet

Legion plans fourth annual military ball in Elyria

At a large Elyria Post 12 meeting Commander Alva C. Smith announced a 20 member committee led by Edgar Herzog to organize the fourth annual military ball at the Elks auditorium on February 23. The group also backed universal draft legislation, authorized reimbursements for a Lorain post, and arranged inscriptions for a bronze tablet at Cascade Park pool. Membership efforts advance as Virgil Jasper heads the 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux county chapter after transferring the charter from Lorain to Elyria.

Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion Alva C. Smith Edgar Herzog Legion Elks Auditorium Legions Senate Fess Willis Lorain Post No 30 Army Cascade Park Virgil Jasper Lorain Elyria Syria

Lorain County Medical Society Opens Year Meeting

The Lorain County Medical Society held its first meeting of the year at Lorain Hotel with strong physician attendance. After dinner, Dr William G Mussen of Cleveland spoke on Sinus Infection, with Drs Gill Burley and Monoemith as discussants, and Dr W H Hull presented a case on Tendon Transplantation. Dr Z Pitcher presided as president.

Lorain County Z Pitcher

LaPorte W C T U Meets At Mrs Shrub Sole Home

The LaPorte W C T U gathered Tuesday afternoon at 250 East Thirteenth Street with 26 members and two visitors. Readings were offered by Mary Miller, Fred Marks, and W P Shepard. G A Friday of West River Street gave the afternoon’s principal address detailing work at the local settlement house. Dainty refreshments closed the event.

LaPorte W. C. T. U George Shrubsole Baat Thirteenth Street Mary Miller Fred Marks W. P. Shepard West River Street

Deneyster Anspatcher and Struthers Attend Hotel Antlers Dance

The Misees Frances Deneyster Edith Anspatcher and Maurine Struthers attended a dance at Hotel Antlers in Loraln on Monday evening.

Frances Deneyster Edith Anspatcher Maurine Struthers Hotel Antlers Loraln

Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees Holds Children’s Party

Members met for a regular session last evening and announced Frances MacNeal’s official appointment as Elyria Review No. 3 collector for the new year. A children's party followed with recitations solos duets and songs performed by members and guests. Gifts were given to children and adults and refreshments served. The next meeting will be January 27 with officer installations.

Comfastor Lesit L'ls Amherst Mr Moore Marjore Marbella Reisinger Oss Buch Henrietta County Association Belden Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees Nmre Frances MacNeal Supreme Commander Elyria Review No. 3 Eevee Richard Brubaker G Erickson F. Foreman Mildred Brubaker Eleanor Erickson Clara McAllister Hortense Cortice Grace Brubaker Betty Jane Seward Ethel Brubaker Helen Bowen Betty Agate Wilda Foreman Ruby Woodcock Clara McAlister Hortense Curtice Thelma Erickson Gifta

Mrs Gibson Hosts Circle Meeting for Jubilee Plans

Mrs E Gibson of 328 Twelfth Street hosted Circle No 3 of the Methodist church yesterday afternoon. Members discussed plans for a banquet to mark the Golden Jubilee of the W C T U. Hostess aides were Mrs Haush and Miss Decker. Mrs R L Rankin will entertain the circle at her Earl Court home on February 18.

E Gibson Twelfth Street Circle No. 3 Methodist Church Haush

Camp No 6905 Modern Woodmen Install Officers

At a regular meeting of Camp No 6905 Modern Woodmen of America last evening officers for the year were installed. P. M Worcester past consul G A Dostall consul J A Dostall adviser E Food banker W A Brown clerk E Boughton watchman F Wirth P C Biddle trustees J G Schrock installing officer was assisted by E F Wood. After installation several candidates were initiated and a luncheon followed.

Woodmen of America Easua P. M Worcester G. A Dostall J. A Dostall E . Food W. A. Brown E Boughton F. Wirth P. C. Biddle J. G. Schrock E. F

Young Women's Christian Association Annual Meeting Reports

The YWCA held its annual meeting with dinner served in the gymnasium. Mrs George Stevens chaired in Mrs W G Sharp’s absence as all committee chairs reported on their work. An Educational Department tea for Chinese YWCA workers was noted and Miss Edith Gates spoke on Health Education. A one act play The Maker of Dreams featured Marian Parker Ruth McClellan and Ruth Kahli? in the cast.

The Young Womens Christian Association W. G. Sharp George Stevens Woman's Civic Club Edith Gates Cleveland Central Marian Parker Ruth McClellan Ruth Kahli

Vincent PTA Holds Monthly Meeting With Folk Dances

The Vincent Parent Teacher Association met at the school for its regular monthly session. After a brief business period, Hungarian folk dances in traditional costumes were performed by Mrs Sallay, Mrs Bako, Mr Aranyi, and Mr and Mrs Sallay. A social hour followed with a luncheon served by Miss Hysell's committee.

Vincent Parent Teacher Association Sallay Bako

Dinner Honors Simpson Motor Co. Sales Force at Elyma Club

J. H. Simpson hosted a dinner party for the Simpson Motor Company salesmen and shop force at Elyma Country Club. Covers were laid for twenty three and policies for the coming year were outlined before adjournment. Guests then visited A. J. Simpson on Cornell Avenue for late evening socializing.

J. H. Simpson Simpson Motor Company Elyma Country Club A. J. Simpson Cornell Avenue

Local Personal Notices Highlight Travel and Visits

Mr and Mrs H E Jarvin travel to St Petersburg Florida for a month. Hines Orchestra of Elyrians leaves for New York City for the season. Mrs Gertrude Sands of Cleveland visits the Humphreys in the Wolf block. N D Backne and Ralph Standen attend the Ohio Fair Convention in Columbus at the Deshler Hotel. E D Haines undergoes surgery at St Josephs Hospital yesterday. Mrs Margaret Roberts visits Miss Lenander in Lorain. Dorothy Ridgway departs to Troy Ohio for a visit.

H. E. Jarvin Ninth Street St. Petersburg Florida Hines Elyrians New York City Gertrude Sands Cleveland O. J. Humphrey Wolf Block N. D. Backne Ralph Standen Columbus Deshler E. D. Haines East Avenue St. Joseph’s Hospital Margaret Roberts Lhe Gost Leonanderer Lorain Mies Dorothy Ridgway Fifth Street Troy Olio Viett Mn J.F. Batfer Veversl Abd Dare Joan Patrick

Local residents host guests across Lorain Amherst and Elyria

Social items list visits and guests in Lorain Amherst and Elyria with several residents hosting relatives and friends. Highlights include births at West street, medical notes, and winter Florida trips.

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. R Webber Y. Wca Parent Teacher Associations C. R Homan Baldwin-Wallace Olliege Mackley School Roscoe Kauffman John Norsworthy Kiwanis Club E. T Clauser Objective and Activities Board Catholic Daughters of America K of C May Brady Ladies Aid Society United Presbyterian Church Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Circle No 2 Henry Heldrich Daughters of Scotland Wurst Hall Losteff Eagles Lodge Martin Roberts Nellie Oldfield Elyria Club National Federation of Women's Welsh Clubs Oldfield A. C. Joslyn Ridgway England Sam Seville Elizabeth Dickson Gracecourt FED. OF Evangelical Ladies AIDS Legion Meeting Lorain County Medical Society Resinos Adalt Phil Broad & West Ave Camry Wainwright Paton Maccabees Has Children's Party Circle NO Modern Woodmen OF W. C. AL Thin City Henry Harmony Allen Wohlever P. Wohlever Sunny Wallace Johnson Ray Johnson George Scott James Lawhead Jennie Gusky Mary Judge Louis Goetz West Street G. F. Ridgeway Mise Lois Adamagon Eighth Street Detroit Antone Minnich Huron Street New Smyrna Geo. Schwert Clinton Iowa Charles Whitney Wakemen G. B. Wooden Harwood Avenue Frank Butler Middle Avenue Edward Noll Lake Avenue Lakewood Elyria Friends Philip Schultz Saul William Bunting Enid William Alsop Mediterran Thos. Cook, & Son Dearborn St., Cor Adams Carlisle Grange Hall Cook W.E. Burse Carek Florist Milton Sills Enza TELAT Sloan E. Gross Broad St Opp Little Joe Sir Paul Dukes Secret Service IN Red Russia E.H.S. Presents Joe Smith Martha Lee Orchestra Elks Hall Martha Lee Club Collins and Harlan Mr. Edison William Reed GEO. A. Clark CO Chronicle-Telegram
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