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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1927

Page

2

Church Meeting Tonight in Garvin Street Area

Division L of the Second Congregational Church gathers with Stella McKee at 116 Garvin for an eyrenice event while Marshall Chapter RO AW M. Weesee assists.

Second Congregational Church Stella McKee Garvin Marshall AW M. Weesee

Local church and club notices fill Berean scene

Meadings at Berean church and St Clair Rebekah Lodge outline officer elections and May Queen plans. Community calendar notes fashion show at May Day Festival, Girl Reserves crowning, and garden party at the YWCA with a parade of old and new fashions. Mentions a stable stream of club gatherings, Bunco and Pedro card games, bake sales, donations to Mississippi flood sufferers, and a Methodist church wedding in four p.m. ceremony.

Bien Scheeig Friendship Club Petticoat Lane Soma

Local residents and visitors marked Decoration Day with family and friends

Mr and Mrs Ira Hamman and George Smith of Gary Ind spent Decoration Day with Mrs Hamman's mother Mrs Thomas Smith of Adams street. Rochester and Detroit guests visited relatives while several residents headed to Wheaton College and Ohio schools for spring weekends. A number of local families hosted visitors in Canton Green Springs and Coshocton. A student recital omitted names Irwin Bitton Myrna Smetzer Mary Hummrich were corrected.

Ira Hamman Ari George Smith Gary Ind Hamman Thomas Smith Adam Street William HL Trio Rochester John McLane Imith Detroit Smith Adams Street Elsig Sichas Middleton Anna Webber Nevreland Emerson Bord Newport tLictile Griffin Middle Avenue Virginia Saunders Wheaton News Wheaton College Wheaton Mase Helen Kunkle Girera I Ohio Walter Witty Emma Osburgn Elizabeth Jones McCouncilsville Duncan Falls Dacoration Parky Coshocton Lillian Breeker Lodistreet Ifriends Canton Ohio Silas Willard Wallace Michigan May Ith iWwallace Margaret Jollyworth Geneva Miller Cleveland Amy White Howe Street Harold Herbests Har Car Ghia

Who Will Be English Queen Through Midwest Tour

A jumble of notices details visits across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana with names including Miss Frances Squire of Third Street in Barars Ohio and Miss Dorothy H. Ser ley of Rochester New York. Events include a birth announced in Michigan and a Rochester marriage on March 28 at St Matthew in Browncroft. A bake sale by Hungarian church ladies on West River Street drew crowds and featured traditional treats. One item notes 1925 telephone industry investments and a shallow North Sea bar is mentioned in a closing fragment.

WC. T. U Methodist Church John Foster Fourth Street Adams Grace Schuur Last Broad Street Pedro Carl Curtis Olive McNeal Kata Robertson Agnes Erickson Leona Schmidt Pythian K. of P. Hall R. J. Agate East River Street Elyria Lodge 1.C.C. F Odd Fellows E. C. Jacobs St. Pauls Evangelical Church Ohio Kentucky Indiana Kenotucky Lincoln Frances Squire Third Street Baerras Jackson Snyder Mechanic Street East Avenue Detroit Michigan Wiliam H. Vite Rochester N. Y Dorothy H. Serley St Matthew Browncroft Tite Charles Tite Chestnut Street Hungarien Bavti Church West River Street

Vincent Vencert Residents Visit and Local Notices

June updates list visits by Mr and Mrs Lee Botamer and family of Cleveland to Mrs Kate Barse, Mrs Strubell and daughter from Filgrna at Maud Prindie Priday picnic near Mars ley school, Gerald Brooks spending summer with his daughter in Berea, Mr and Mrs Harvey Lewis and Januis from Slopa visiting sister Mrs Kiesel now of Dover, Edith Hurlbut and Mr and Mrs George Langton and Brs at Mrs George Palmer birthday party, Griswold read Friday, Ladies Aid Society to meet at church parlors Thursday June 2.

Bible School Cabinet Bible School United Presbyterian Church B. A. Lawrence Eastern Heights Boulevard Koood Vencert Lee Botamer Cleveland Kate Barse Airs Strubell Filprna Maud Prindie Priday Marsley School Gerald Brooks Berea Harveys Lewis and Januis Slopa Mrs. Kiesel Doe Ver Edith Hurlbut George Langton Reese George Palmer Griswold Ladies’ Aid Society

Engraved Lord's Prayer by Spokane Man in Institution

Fragmented OCR notes describe Charles Howard Baker of Spokane, now an inmate of a blindness and insanity facility, engraving the Lord s Prayer in 12 Hines on an ordinary pin. The text is unreadable without a strong magnifying glass and notes Bakers prior government employment in engraving and printing. Mentions land seizures and wartime farm losses, with incomplete end-of-period figures for the seven months ending March.

Hines Charles Howard Baker Spokane Washington Baker United States

Mexico's Largest Pyramid at Cholula

The Cholula pyramid near Puebla is Mexico's largest, with a base of 11 400 feet square and a height of 5260 feet. Its volume is about 150 665 500 cubic feet, though other Mexican pyramids exceed it in masonry area, while the Great Pyramid of Egypt is taller.

Mexico Cholula Puebla Merion City Egypt

Pearl Culture and the Mystery of Pearls

Treasure of diamonds and gold sunk off France's west coast inspires divers and artists to adapt ancient arts. The text notes long standing leaders in pearl culture from China and Japan and mentions evolving methods in stained glass artistry.

China Japan Nature Magazine France

Wasps and Paper Making and Other News Bits

The record notes that wasps are natural thieves stealing sweet foods and even wood fibers to create paper. It mentions queen wasps’ early labor then self-devouring for laying eggs. Also notes about wool smokers in the Orient, mouth cancer cases among sufferers, the first US printing press by Garrard Callege in 1633, the Freemans Card press, sleeping sickness treatment with iodine, and theater boxes moving from a store in England.

Herman Prinz Universitr of Pennsylvania Orient

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MoEt St. Clair Rebekah Lodge St Clair Rebekah Lodge F. Ball Church of the Meeting Christ Min Church Council of St Mir AS Treston-Fay Misa Freda May Preston Mary Cook Lowellville Albert A. Ray Methodist Episcopal Church Edwin Kirks Margaret Watts Greenwich George Kay Elyria Georgette Far East Phillips Court Kay H. M. Andress, and Son Company Federation OF Y. W. Co. A Federation of the Hester Smith Gladys Williams Iag Ang Doris Jumont Federation Camp Gray N. Neucfer Blue Deck Card Club Nick Nenfer West Street Louie Hopkins Charles Smith John Wilhelmy Hert Diedrich O. Thomasson William Neufer Dake Arenua Erm Farwell Paarty Aliant HK. Wallace James E Cabiin Mary An Miller Nores Misk Agnesios Nan Blair Ber Gle Paten H. Wallace A. A? Eden Barbrie A. Brodie Brodie Oberlin Lo- Biyria Margaret Hewitt Park Wardel Marie Tibbats Mies Louies Deekker Haien Dreker Jow Woman's Club Deene Burns Sons of Union Veterans Ig. A. RK. Ball Utopia Club Homer Garford EB. A. Smith Sb. E. Wersell L. E. Wessell Winckles Street FA Bunco Club Paul Hubbell We Fa Bunco Club Spruce Street Bunco Carl Drusendam H. Richards Ts. den Wilmot Irs William Hunter Herb Thomas Hith Street Sunbeam Club Max Woodcock Ty Woodcock Jessia Whit Mary Hope South Lorain George Bruce Amherst Robert Mason Mound Jackson Sovder John Hazel Geo. King Turner Choral Society Elyria Choral Socieaty Maje Paul Belt South Amherst Eva Konkel Lorain Frank M. Morgan Offer Dorothea M. Lieb Cashier Kirby Chester Baker Wellington Farmer Florence Herald Hey. Recard Grover C. Withrow Ineman Jennie Pratt Thomas J. la Rock Laura Griffith Rev Luodholm Personer Netherlands Baroness van Boetzelaer Elyrian As Arries Hungarian Baptist John Satrap North Sea England Beatrice Spain Prince of Wales Cristina London Prince of Ward Prince George Madrid Countess de la Maza Columbia Orcan Sole—G Lee Morse Carling Columbia Records A. B. Sauer Music Loratn County Wroad St Broadway Lornin Vincent Ruth Shop Broad Street Beth Monton Millinery Misha Goldont Vickers Thurs Beauty’s Sake Erzic Enzit Laboratories Ddarlig Ukie Flyris Drogciste Tellet EZ Foi Rat Printing Ars Freemer John Elliot Elvrit Eagles Cook’s Mill East Ave Charis Jane M. Hall Second Street Busick’s Over Miller's ALTO Elyria Hotel Blig Wagner Provision CO Sir Pound
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