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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1922

Page

8

Contest Opens in Civil Public Schools for Adults

A city program invites fifth to eighth graders and high school students, plus adults, to enter a music memory contest. Two weekly study periods in the high school and preliminary and final rounds are planned with prizes like phonographs, records, and music-library books.

Tomson Cleveland Akron Oberlin Miss Tomson Chamber of Commerce Mascagni Largo Rubensten Peer Gourt Asak Anitra Mountain King Greig Br Richmanimoff Soureur Drolla Donivetti McDonell Traumert Schumann Oor

Splendidly Arranged Program Delights Musical Art Society

The Musical Art Society presented a rich program at What Congregational church with Miss Angelyn Webster leading. Performances included trios, quartets, a Flying Dutchman chorus, Neidlinger duets, Chopin and Grainger pieces, and a Nevins quintet finale, all well sung with strong piano accompaniment. Mrs Wilford to return February 7.

The Musical Art Society What Congregational Church Angelyn Webster Lospirius Flying Dutchman Wanner Treat Yoaser Miss Webster Little Terrys Brilliant Mosser Wiss Webster Neidlinger Louise Brown Chopin Walt Percy Grainger John Nevin

Local visit highlightsypers and school events

New York typewriter expert Mr George S Heisfeld visited Elyria High School to demonstrate advanced typing for 250 commercial students, claiming a record of 148 words per minute on a typewriter. He stressed aeroricy and concentration for efficient typing and conducted rapid tests with zero errors. A later agenda included a parent teachers meeting, a Lakewood district trio of attendees, and several local society notes from the American Legion Auxiliary and women’s groups with installations and planned social events.

Evpyria High School George S Jiessfeld New York G W Keysett Elyria Wich School Vr Heasfeld Heisfeld

Tonight and Tomorrow at Grand Eagles and Nearby Groups

Local clubs list events tonight and tomorrow including FORIGHT Ladies of Grand Eagles Marshall Chapter at 7:30, Modern Woodmen, Pythian Sisters, Welsh Ladies Society with Mrs J C Ltoyd on Bond Street, and many church circles and social gatherings with schedules across East Side, St Andrews, United Presbyterian, and St Pauls venues.

Foright Ladies Grand Eagles Marshall Modern Woodmen of America Pythian Sisters Welsh Ladies’ Society J.C Ltoyd Bond Street Christian Endeavor of Congregational Church LaPorte Ladies’ Aid Society A. Elyria The Sons of Veterans M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society St. Andrews United Presbyterian Church East Side Guild St Andrews Praff Charles Jones Cleveland Street Schnitzner Stanford Avenue Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Presbyterian “Missionary Society St Paul's Mae Finnay JV. Bridge Clan Robertson Church of Christ Eagles’ Lodge Kiwanis Club Jay Card Club Triangle Club Research Club Fullmer Faron

First Lady's costly ermine wrap draws local attention

The item notes Mrs Frank Kraus visiting Walter Standen in Hast River Street and mentions multiple social visits in Cleveland and Columbus. It highlights a luxury ermine evening wrap from Hardins and references residents and guests across several local addresses and families amid a broad social scene.

Frank Kraus Walter Standen Hast River Street

Missionary Night At M. E. Church

An unusual church gathering featured missionary themes with songs and readings about love, sacrifice, and global work. The program included family night notices, plans for church events, and a county liquor law enforcement address linked to the community effort.

Local Notices From Blainestot to LaPorte

Mr o and Vis have moved from Blainestot to LaPorte. Mr and Mrs Waite attended the meeting of the BOA in Lorain on Tuesday evening. Miss Betty Hobbs of Cleveland was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs J Tobbs of Turner Street. Born to Mr and Mrs R I Howe of Stop 10 Starkey Road a woven bound baby boy on January 23. Mr and Mrs J Brumby of Camden announce the birth of a 9 pound son born Monday January 23. Mrs S J McVey and infant at 116 Fourth Street have returned.

Edna Arpin West Bridge Street Gellshtful St Paul’s Church Julia Wieland Lots Trimble Club Mra. McDonald Charles McDonald Cambridge Street Thimble Club T. Miller Washington Avenue Lorain Francis Yax Sherman Cleveland Joe Wilbert Furnace Street Louis Funk Birmingham Funk Nora Hates Ignatius Trerhar Dinger Oberlin John School Street Hardins Adres John Kramer Ftmt Tredstates Iquor Law Cenferc Ot Wetlerey Elyria Hquor Percy Watt Shanstwy Ie Fim For Chan Is Grant Shanst Watson Husted Kole College Crockett Af Ul Katia Waite. Stangen BOA OY Lorain Betty Hobbs J Tobbs Turner Street R. I Howe Stop 10 Starkey Road J. Brumby Camden

Family at bedside as illness shows no change

James, from Pitts Dursh, along with his brother R. P. Davidson and son Frank from Murs Pa, and daughter Mee, stay at the bedside. T S Knapp of Denver visits his two sisters Mrs COR Palmer and Mrs Roc Hastings. Knapp, a Colorado real estate man, plans to return February 7.

R. P. Davidson Frank Murs Mee James Pitts- Dursh T .S. Knapp Denver Colo Cor Palmer Nineh Street Roc. Hastings Knapp Colorado

Marriage Licenses for Herman Witte Jr and Bertha Urill

The list records Herman Witte Jr age 22 farmer and Bertha Urill age 21 from Amherst receiving marriage licenses. officiant: Rev Neumetater.

Herman Witte, Jr Rarmer Bertha Urill Amherst Neumetater

Hospital Notes and Quirk of Miners Wives

Admission notes list Dr Herald and patients at various streets with dischargees including Ruth Harris and others. A curious custom among English coal miners’ wives involves placing ambush of cost on bed sheets, tied to beliefs about dying in accidents before sheets are changed.

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