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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1924

Page

8

Speakers Tour for Interdenominational Event Listings

The Argus Announce a series of talks by notable figures at St. Pauls Evangelical, Methodist, United Presbyterian, and Church of Christ sites. Rev. Wm Aula opens July 20 at St. Pauls Evangelical. Rev G A Brown speaks July 27 and Aug 17. Rev Paul Bourquin speaks Aug 31. Rev Edwin Kirby speaks Aug 3 and Aug 17. Rev W L Burner speaks Aug 24. Rev Wm Auld speaks Aug 31. events run weekly through September 7.

Wm. Aula St. Paul’n W. ‘L. Burner Methodist Church Wm. Auld United Presbyterian Church Paul Bourquin

Y Girls Camp Dates Announced At Local Y

The Y W C A announces two ten day sessions for girl campers on the Ver milion River this July into August. High school girls attend first, then grade school Girl Reserves. Registration at the Y is open with Maybelle J. Burner and Elsie J. Seymour in charge to ensure an educational and recreational camp life.

Community groups hold meetings and postponed events

Various local groups meet at Johnston and Elyria venues including Womens Club the Grange and machinists halls. A Firat Congregational Church entertainment planned by young people was postponed due to unspecified reasons with funds intended for a Young People's Conference at Lake side and speakers like Pat Marshall rescheduled.

Vents iFnaibéss Women's Johnston Feleek AML Onsl Women Machinists Fellows’ Lodge Elyria C. F. Hall Rea of Firat Pat Marshall Lakeaide Bilmedeth Rich Caroline Casey Young People's Department Lakeside Marshall

Local Meetings and Wedding Note Highlights

The Helping Hand Society plans a home meeting with Mrs. J W Hardy and Mrs Hattie Hance at 1012 Lake Avenue tomorrow afternoon. Miss Jessie Fishburn and Claude D Barriger wed at Church of Christ 619 East Avenue with a short trip and new address at 1118 East Avenue. Premarital events include Olga Smith shower at 153 Courtland Street. plans for St Peter's bazaar July 2 3 4 with parking and entertainment announced.

Fetty Holy Depwa Mins Nettle Amfth B. Th Walter Janus Emma Janus Eastavewert Epurch Kuta Della Mikor Gratton Bernard Janas Jennie Macko Clevewai Ower Virginia Smith Tarroake Ake Colson Countres Ladter Society Church Worthington Order of Eagles Metta Wotaben Atreet Roe Helping Hand Society J. W. Hardy Hattie Hance Lake Avenue Y. WC. A St. Peter's Church North Ridgeville Cleveland Road Fishburn Arries Claude D. Barriger Church of Christ East Avenue W. L. Burner Jessie Fishburn Mary Fishburn Fast Avenue Rachel M. Hornby Thomas J. Farmer Julius Smith Courtland Street Olga Smith

Out of town couples married in Elyria

Edwin Kirby Rey officiated yesterday at two marriages of out of town couples. The brides were Miss Louise E. Hurst of Avon and Permelia Dutton of Lorain, and the grooms were Albert W. Lamb of Ridgeville and Harold W. Miller of Brooklyn New York.

Rey Edwin Kirby Louise E. Hurst Avon Albert W. Lamb Ridgeville Harold W. Miller Brooklyn New York Permelia Dutton Lorat

New Y W C A Secretary Arrives In Town

Miss Mabelle J. Burnet of Baltimore arrives to assume duties as the new General Secretary of the local Young Women’s Christian Association. She is the guest of Mr. Frank Beebe on Wastave nué for several days. The East Side Guild at St An,

Mabelle J. Burnet Baltimore Maryland Young 22'S Christian Association Miss Burnet Frank Beebe Wastavenué East Side St. An_ crew's Episcopal church Lorain

Licenses listed for residents in diverse trades and ages

Fragmentary OCR shows names and occupations including Buguas Green a laborer Mamie Reed and others from Fy ria Elyria Brooklys Lorain and Permelia Dutton. Indicates a Justice of the Peace involvement and various ages and roles among local residents.

Yal Lee Licenmes Buguas Green Mamie Reed Fyria John Brownfoot A Gardner Martie Hanson Elyria Rey W.L. Walker Harold W. Miller Brooklys N. Y Permelia Dutton Lorain

Luncheon Entertains Miss Elizabeth Wilford and Guests

Miss Elizabeth Wilford of 224 Seventh Street delightfully entertained at a luncheon this noon her home guests Miss Ruth Affing of Berea and Mrs Althea Shawe of Cleveland.

Elizabeth Wilford Seventh Street Homor Niss Ruth Affing Berea Misa Althea Shawe Cleveland

Hospital Notes Counts Admissions and Discharges in Lorain Area

Listed admissions include Ruth Bauierlien 112 Warren Ave Me Joseph Boddy 1410 Middle Ave and several Lorain residents while discharges note multiple patients returning home from No 3 Colonial apartments and other local addresses A birth announces a baby girl for Thomas Allen Lorain Edmund Dager and Charles Cheevers families factor in local hospital activity

Ruth Bauierlien Warren Avenue Joseph Boddy Middle Avenue Joseph Walsh West Dover Ohio Charles Cheevers Erie Street Ethel Bern Lodi Street Harry Sleicher West River Street Charles Bennett Willard Thomas Allen Oberlin Avenue Lorain Ruth Richards Fifth Street Stanley Ze J. E. Lietch Baby Boy Karl Kessman Erie Avenue Roane Sidle Reed Avenue Lawrence Young Wiliam Allen Lambersville Rose McCue Georgia Avenue Arline Lacey North Mills Street Orville Charles Keller

Local residents depart for trips and conventions

Rae Pa cet Rae Pa cet Miss Grace Petersen attends the National Library Association Convention in Saratoga New York City. Multiple residents depart for camps vacations and trips including Camp Knox Kentucky New Orleans Detroit Almont Canada and Andover Mass with moves and relocations noted at Harrison Street Floral Court Eighth Street and other local addresses.

Grace Petersen National Library Association Saratoga New York City Thomas Lawrence Cascade Street Camp Knox Kentucky Harold Lawrence New Orleans Helen Dodge Columbus Street Margaret Annas Detroit Lorain ER. W. Ramage Pittston Col‘uulbua Street Philins Academy Andover Mass Ralph Block Meriden Conn

Jelly and preserves reduce into a thick breakfast spread

A fragment describes boiling a small portion of jelly and preserves until thick to make a jelly tumbler. It suggests using the spread on toast or in sandwiches for children’s meals.

Coffee Calie-One cake and related kitchen notes

A baking and meal advance from a 1900s kitchen lists coffee cake with yeast raised batter, sweet milk, eggs and cinnamon topping. It also covers boiled potatoes for lunch, salad prep, iced tea, and a ginger drop cake.

Local Social Notes Include Visits Births and Awards

Miss Vanella Roe spends summer with aunt in Fittsburgh. Rickard family hosts Ruth Marie Rickard and later Ruth wins cash prize in a Valparaiso painting contest. Birth announced for a daughter to the Walsh couple in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Thomas Hastings leaves for Camp Knox. Local church members attain life memberships in the Woman’s Board of Missions. Ella Nielsen visits from St Louis as she prepares for training in New York City.

Vanella Roe Fittsburgh Pa B. Plumb Third Street West Avenue Akron Ohio Joseph Walsh West Dover Elyria Memorial Hospital John M. Vincent John Hopkins University Baltimore Maryland Janes B. Thomas Columbus Street Ruth Marie Rickard Oxford Street Mahala Burrell Harrison Street Lfe Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior Burrell First Congregational Church William L. Smith George Ely Charless. Johnson T. L. Moise S. Johnson W. Bmi Ella Nielsen Central Young Women’s Christian Association of St. Louis Missouri N. D. Nielsen Middle Avenue New York City National Training School of the Y W.C. A

Homemaking and Craft Tips From a Woman’s Column

A mother suggests hemming on the ironing board for easy sewing. Quilt padding can make baby bed pads, cut from fifty four inch fabric into eighteen inch squares and bound with bias muslin. Mah-jongg candy boxes offer game sets and prizes. A porch closet provides safe storage and bundle delivery space, paint to match the house.

European produce thriving as Uruguay grows all crops

A brief notice reports that Europe’s vegetables and fruit have been grown in Uruguay. It notes new use of sawdust cakes for kindling fires and mentions France in a continuing context.

Europe Uruguay France

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