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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1921
Page
8
Elyria and nearby towns report plans for Father and Son Week February 13 to 20. Church groups across Oberlin Amherst and Lorain counties organize dinners promoting father son bonds with every boy accompanied by a real or adopted father. Many communities including Elyria host church dinners the Y M C A promotes the national observance.
Elyria January 24 The Mayflower Camp R N of A held its annual installation in the Wurat block hall on January 21 naming Oracle May Emery and a full slate including Jennie Lent Nina Rhoades Bertha Lyberger Evalyn Hollis Rose Flood Agnes Blythe Zella Welch and Agnes Yost. Installing officers Hellen Kelley and Mary Wooster led the ceremony. A social hour followed with light refreshments.
Elyria reports Rev. Monro to remain for an extra week at the First Baptist Church as Dr Donald D Munroe continues his Bible teaching. The pastor’s assistant and the city praise the spiritual benefit and invite more to hear the Evangelical message. Dr Munroe will speak daily with afternoon and evening sessions this week.
Births and social visits headline the Elyria notes with a 9.5 pound son born to Mr. and Mrs R L Gardner of 329 East Fifth Street and guests at the Robert Burns anniversary banquet in Cleveland. Auxiliary meeting for Mrs Wells’s death and funeral at St Marys church. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Emil Madison and Mrs Nellie Flynn with Mary Boyle’s grandmother. A. L. Werner back from the National Tailors Convention in Chicago. Mrs A B Mehols of Princeton Avenue ill and in Lakeside Hospital for treatment.
An entertainment is planned for tomorrow evening in A. R. hall under Triangle Club of the K of P auspices with open public admission. A large attendance is anticipated. The West Side Division of the W C T U will postpone its regular meeting this week. The union meeting is tomorrow afternoon at Mrs George Stevens’s home 18 East avenue and all division members are urged to attend.
Mies Eleanor Rregman of Hove Street spent the weekend with friends in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Henry Mennea brook and now Karl from Olmsted Falls spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R I Stearns and family at 210 Princeton Ave Nua. Milo and Milton Stearns were home from Baldwin Wallace for the week and with their parents Mr and Mrs R J Stearns of Princeton Avenue, Mr and Mrs Harry Bogart of Lakewood called on Miss Mary Colling of 220 Princeton Avenue on Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society of Vincent Were entertained at the home of Mrs Mauda Gelde at Stop Yellow Line. The assisting hostess was Mrs Griffith and delicious luncheon was served. Mr and Mrs C E B Dunford and family at Eighth Street were the guests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs Charles Simmons of Lakewood.
Elyria report records a birth to Mr and Mrs John McHale of 233 Prospect Street. Admittances include Mrs Mary Meyer of Ridgeville andraw Sebl Tack of 120 Cornell Avenue Mrs John Wolf of Valley City Mrs Una Litner 853 West River Street Dieter Kilhon 667 Lodi Street Walter Quubenke Mallet Creek William Yochen and Martha Brand also infirmary. Lorain reports Mattie and Mose Gwin 1722 East Twenty Eighth Street jailed for fighting Sunday night.
An old advertisement promotes Anuric from Dr Pieme of Buffalo New York as a strong antiuric acid treatment for uric acid related inflammation. It claims swollen hands ankles backache and frequent urination tied to deranged kidneys, suggesting rapid relief after using Anuric available at drug stores.
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