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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1928
Page
2
Community groups from Elks and Modern Woodmen to Woman's Benefit and Kindred clubs hold meetings at various venues. Attendees plan socials, birthdays, and fundraisers, with notes on hosts, addresses, and tentative dates including a Valentine event.
A series of social and fraternal gatherings are listed including a Playmakers business meeting at Misa Marr Hiler’s home at Ninth and Middle, a Woman's Benefit Association event at 7:30 PM, Elyr2 Temple Prthiaz Sisters meeting at Mrs Frank West's Turd Street home, and Esther Konsesky's sixteenth birthday party hosted by Mrs W E Ody and P F Konseshy with games, decorations, and a dessert course. Also noted are King Solomon's Lodge routine business preparing a reception for D J past master of the lodge, the Guild of First Congregational Church work meeting, and Yeomen card party with attendees listed for admissions and discharges.
Mr and Mrs Frank Boylan of Fifteenth Street plan a maritime trip with their son Zoie from Cincinnati to Miami and possibly Cuba later in the season. Harley Gibas and Mrs Hoy Worcemer attended a route show in Cleveland with other neighbors.
Fragmentary text shows women describing fatigue nervousness headaches and stomach issues. References to weakness and emotional strain suggest concern over wellbeing with unclear remedies or advice.
A report from Columbus notes A C Hudcutt of Stanford Avenue attending a Select List of Ohio meeting. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned with health updates, travel to Cleveland for auto and hardware shows, and students at Ohio Wesleyan and Northwestern University. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs Theodore Hopkins.
John Cushing and his mother returned Friday from abroad and visited Boston before arriving in Amherst. Mrs. George Kneisley of Cleveland went home after a Elyria weekend visit hosted by Mrs. Henry Ingels. Lorita’s Thomas Hastings was an Elyria visitor. Edgar Marup Lou Bueche and Ed Colman spent Sunday with the Cleveland Council bnixlts of Columbus.
New London notes a successful initial Community Chest drive with over subscription by 128.41 dollars toward a 3600.06 goal. Local figures include T. W. Messenger chest president and an executive committee praised for efforts. Social events cited include a dance at New Ridgeville Grange Hall Wednesday night for 75 cents a couple.
Open to four days starting January 25 with exhibits and features for children. Free admission for school aged children in Huron and surrounding counties on Wednesday. Judging begins Thursday at 9 00 and continues until finished. Spelling contests Thursday and Saturday evenings serve grade and high school students respectively. I.O.O.F. Lodge installation held with officers inducted and light refreshments served. Warne Hofstater from Alliance visiting local friends.
A fragmentary social calendar lists an annual banquet for the football team and teachers, a pot luck dinner and farewell for Mr and Mrs Hearson, a Bible Class event, a P T A meeting, and health news including Mrs Blackman’s return from illness. Four violins fetched 7750 dollars at a London auction.
A Marmola weight loss ad argues overeating isn’t always at fault. cites nutrigenetic fault and a science correcting it. It claims Marmola prescription tablets have been used for 24 years and need no abnormal exercise or diet. The box supposedly contains formula and reasons for results. Ask your druggist for a dollar box.
Property transfers include George L William to George L Williams for 9 acres in Columbia township and several Elyria area parcels with prices around 10 dollars. Oil and gas leases comprise John Koeller to East Ohio Gas Co in Wellington township for 10 years at 6 dollars yearly, and LK Bronson to East Ohio Gas Co covering multiple townships at 70 dollars yearly. Six blind men testified in an assault case in Hall England.
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