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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
7
Village officials say the council meeting set for tonight is postponed and will not be held until Friday evening. The announcement came from local authorities.
Wednesday July 13 1925 social column notes Mrs Hattle Baker hosts Mina Anna Wilkie and Miss Ulrich from St Louis Mo. Mrs E Wencho of Lorain and Mrs Cole injured in NR Ry accident treated at Amherst hospital. Gertrude Bodman visits Lorain. Mr and Mrs Harold Duta of Columbus guests of Mr and Mrs Carter. Bus from St Peter's church attends Womans Federation Lorain County Day in Cleveland.
Amherst July 15 The local order of the Grange met in the Odd Fellows hall with 37 in attendance The 3rd and 4th degrees were conferred upon four candidates Alma Portman of Henrietta spoke on school legislation George Walker read a paper Lunch followed
July 16 Oberlin residents from the business men's club exchange club Business Women's Club and Rod and Gun club with friends head to Vermilion on the Lake for basket lunches and park recreation including indoor baseball games and dancing pavilion use. One week hence the same groups will picnic at Crystal Beach park with the dance hall reserved for Oberlin.
Oberlin announces a community Chautauqua July 15 with events from August 11 to 15. Main attractions include two plays In Walked Jimmy and His Honor Abe Potash, lectures by Arthur Holden on Take the Sunny Side and Education for Democracy, plus Imperial Syncopators and Olver's Philippine Concert Company. Season tickets go on sale soon at 3.16 for adults and 1.09 for children.
Spellerinkh of the Ohio Power Company and his family left by auto for a two weeks vacation. Phil Ohles owner of Ohley Corner Drug Store left for a vacation in Canada. Mrs John Denger and Miss Ruth Rowl were admitted to Oberlin hospital for minor surgery. Mrs G D Matehim and family returned from a short automobile trip vacation.
The Junior League of St Peter's Evangelical church met at the church parlors with Mr Chas Ebbs in charge and Gladys Hopkins leading devotionals. A wiener roast is planned for July 30 at Rose and Ida Mor's home. Walters Reinhart read a paper on Foreign Missions and twenty attendees were served refreshments. In a separate note, the St Anne Society of St Joseph church plans a lawn fete on Thursday evening on the school lawn. Carl Lersch was injured at Amherst Lumber Co when a box of plate glass dropped and injured nearby workers.
A safe dependable treatment promises relief from itching and cleanses and soothes the skin. Zemo reportedly removes pimples blackheads eczema blotches and similar troubles after the first application. A trial bottle costs 35 cents and a large size 100. Zemo Soap is antiseptic and healing.
Adele Garrison recounts a tense scene with Hugh Grantland's investigation into his disappearance. The narrator contends with family stress as Katherine remains a mystery and Mrs. Graham seeks reassurance, while Katie juggles tea and gossip under pressure.
Mrs Mayme Barker plans to return to Los Angeles California on Wednesday after weeks with her mother Mrs Georgy Brucker of Jaffergon Street and Mrs C E Coope. Miss Valerie Eppley leaves for Kent Ohio to visit Mrs Ethel Eppley studying at the State Normal school. Mr o and Mrs Hens Plato depart for Pittsburgh Pa after weeks with Hari Ruth's family. Mrs Clayton Springer and Mrs Ellen Holzhaue visit Elyria friends. Miss Susie Smith of Montgomery Michigan spends the summer with Mrs George Bailey. Rev F C Jordan moved to Terre Haute Indiana with household goods. Rev Abraham of Valley City Ohio will occupy St Pauls Lutheran pulpit on Sunday August 2. Mrs Claire Stiwald, a Lorain visitor, and Mrs George Schoeder with Gerald visit Katharine Becker in Axtel. Miss Helen Hays, daughter of an army officer, completed a horseback cross country trip from Washington DC to El Paso Texas.
Chillicothe July 15 Indemnity firm seeks return of 2004 tied to 1923 Citizens Trust Bank hold up. Administrators Claypool and Phillips deny, must identify money before turnover. Stewart’s death follows shootout with Officer Garret. Stewart’s Texas mother seeks funds. Defiance cattle tuberculin trials set. Swinehart says tests start Thursday with $5600 allocated for transport.
Royal charity event draws crowds as Queen Helens greets children at the Italy themed bassare. The popular tradition highlights the care of young attendees with the baby clothes booth a perennial favorite.
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