This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1926
Page
12
The page details multiple community events including a Grace Church picnic, pre nuptial for Miss Dorothy Willard organized by Miss Hasérode, and a variety of club activities. It notes a July twenty first lakeside gathering, a Wednesday Y M C A outing, a Des Moines convention report, and Lorain County TV Association updates with venue and host details.
The W C T A board meets tonight at seven thirty at the Church of Christ. The Ladies Auxiliary 431 F C EB holds a regular meeting Wednesday in Eagle's hall. Toletoy Club gathers at 333 Broad Street at seven fifteen. LaPorte Ladies Ald Roalery moves to Wednesday with Mrs James Debasa at Stop 8 on the Grafton line. July Missionary Society picnic at Cascade Park, rain plan church. Calendar Club officers invited to North Ridgeville Road home Thursday for social and business. Alpha class and Young Men's class meet tomorrow at four thirty at First Baptist, then motor to Vermilion on the Lake for picnic. United Presbyterian Bible school and congregation hold annus picnic at Hedges LaPorte Thursday afternoon and evening.
Delegates from several YWCA clubs join Miss Maybelle Burner for a ten day business girls conference at Camp Gray Sauutuck Michigan. Travel by motor and boat described. participants include Ethel Wise Victoria Albrecht Lillian Gray Blanche Fellman Dorotha Doane Phyllis Brown Ethel Glosser and Maxine Lucas. Activities listed include swimming horseback riding boating and tennis.
The M E Young People Discussion Group meets at Miss Mildred Fowls home to study How Jesus Met Life's Questions with topics on Sunday duties customs and worldly wants Tonight Doris Walker leads How to Face Life Without Worry Mr William Meinke leads devotions Aubrey Kirby Leon Borg and Kenneth Lord head the entertainment committee The M E Church Boys Band plans practice at the church Wednesday at 9 30 am Open to all boys with two books to buy They prep for Epworth Leagues Fair August 1 Camp for boys 10 to 16 at Rocky River Valley with Lakewood Y M C A arrangements for a cabin near Hilliard Road Bridge The area is owned by Cleveland Metropolitan Board with good bathing Two blankets food and cooking utensils should be taken Boys depart the church Saturday at 9 am return Sunday 7 pm Services in cabin Monday morning Notify Mr Schneider at 2677 or 3944480 If enough transport can be arranged first thirty to sign up. MARRIAGE LICENSES Paladine of Can Pa merchant and Leraie Rateger of ?
Attendance at the Canton Lorain No 93 Ladies Auxiliary and Camp meeting at I Q O F hall was small due to bad weather. A report on the Cedar Point convention was given by Auxiliary delegate Mrs Anna Barnes. Demolay Band enjoyed a Vermilion-on-the-Lake field day with 45 musicians performing and 250 attendees engaging in music bathing canoeing and sports.
Admissions list includes Hattie Leanick of 310 Furnace Street, Lester Pitt of Route 1, Mrs Walter Guthman of 31% Cornell, Mrs L Benjamin of 403 Charles Court. Discharges record Stacy Hopkoviak of 566 Turner Street, Julia Vargo of 557 Irondale Street, Perry Ryder of Grafton, Mrs Ray Baird of 320 Seventh Street, J KK Frederick of 148 Laks Avenue.
Cleaveland resident Mrs W G Southwell visits daughter Mrs E F Bruner at 572 Cleveland St. Numerous locals and guests attend gatherings and trips to Lakewood Park, Lorain, Vermilion, and beyond. Residents plan moves to O'Donnell apartments, while Leon O Underhill to address Christian Mothers Union.
Mrs Emma White of Clifton Forge hosts Mrs Cora Bemis in West Street at eight thirty. Residents and friends travel to cities including New Philadelphia Newark and Columbus for visits work or summer postings. The group includes Mr and Mrs Stilgenhauer Mr and Mrs Barnett Mr and Mrs Taylor and families with trips via Atlantic City New York Montreal Quebec Detroit and Washington. Continuous plans include health department duties and Seagull Centennial events in Philadelphia and a boat trip from Buffalo to New York City.
Vienna reports show a nearly twenty percent drop in women students over six months. Investigation by local Socialistic women's groups attributes the trend to untrained women earning close to trained counterparts, devaluing schooling as time and money poorly spent for girls. The groups warn this condition harms women’s rising social standing.
For sale listing promotes the 8. C. Prentiss home at 315 Fifth Street in a desirable location. Describes an eight room house with oak floors and finish, a large second floor with fourteen bedrooms, a large lot, and good income. Now vacant, first time offered. Exclusive agent W. E. Patton, office 331 A street, next to Y. M. C. A.
Leather Belt worn with silk in Austrian society is organizing a fund to send a thousand girls to training college and provide a weekly living allowance. A new steel forged axe claims unbreakable design with one piece construction.
Wellington notices report Col and Mrs C B Baylor returning from Clearwater Fla and staying at the Banning home. Rev Tease Bennett will fill the Spencer Baptist pulpit while Rev Finley is away. A park bandstand in St Louis features copper roof for sound. Mexico reports 9000 children praying for protection from the scorpion plague. CG Church of Christ holds an ice cream social at Charles Dawley’s Stop No 4 Hast Ave from 4 p m.
W E Aust's Music Studio at 224 Second Street opposite the Rialto Theatre advertises banjo mandolin and guitar performances. Aust's Vaudeville Agency seeks engagements and readers are urged to seek genuine musical education and education value. Phone 433.
A notice from Elyrians Cook Cottage Lakeside Central invites inquiries and reservations. It promotes clean airy rooms baths and parking with address given as M. L. Avery Box 244 Lakeside Ohio for information and reservations.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.