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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1921

Page

4

Noted Speaker Katherine Locke to Talk in Elyria

Elyrians anticipate a March 7 lecture by Katherine Locke at the Congregational church. Locke, a Youngstown, Ohio native, rose from magazine work to current topics lectures after a push from Richard Watson Gilder. She has drawn large audiences in major cities and has spoken for the Red Cross and the League of Nations.

Elyria Elyriang Katherine Locke Miss Locke Youngstown Richard Watson Gilderpe Misseke New York Miss.Locke Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Cincinnati Buffalo Red Cross Boston Newport Watch Bill New England League of Nations Taft Locke America Pacific Coast Rome Paris London

Judge and Mrs Webber Host Round Table in Elyria

Elyria March 1 The Round Table will be entertained Wednesday evening by Judge and Mrs A R Webber at their home on Washington avenue Mr Snyder has the topic and Mrs Rockwood the diversion

Maccabees Wurst’s Hall A. S. Phillips Cleveland Evangelist Elyria M. HE. Chatley Chatley Jesus Round Table A R. Webber Washington Avenue Snyder Rockwood Foreign Missionary Society Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Mra Roi Rankin Earl Court J. G. Whitney

Dorothy's Diary: A Town Ad Leads to a New Roommate

Dorothy writes of excitement over a young man who answered an ad and will live with them. He isn’t handsome but has a nice face and may own a car. She mentions guiding him to a nearby garage rental listed in the Chronicle-Telegram and hints at a potential ride after getting better acquainted.

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Church Notes Promote Week of Evangelistic Meetings

Local Church of Christ notes outline a week of services led by Pastor Chatley from Ashtabula, with evening sermons, junior and senior meetings, a women’s society gathering, and a Thursday Ladies’ Aid session. Music by Al Harry Swan and a goal to boost attendance, plus a birthday report for Mrs. Delia Willard and Elyria student updates.

Elyria Chatley Ashtabula Women’s Missionary Society H. Strickler Ladies’ Aid Harry Swan Oberlin Swan Oberlin Baptist Church

Elyria Club Meeting Promises Snappy Doings Tonight

March 1 Elyria reports a Young Men's Business club gathering at the Chamber of Commerce at 6 30 pm with an anticipated large attendance. The evening features a lively program, social spirit, and a break from formality.

Elyria Chamber of Commerce

Lorain Scots Attend Dance in Elyria Social

Elyria residents traveled to Lorain for a dance hosted by local Scotch brethren at Pierce Hall. Attendees from Elyria include Ella Scott Margaret Wilson Gene Ard Elizabeth Milley Jessie Burns Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Gene Mullward Lillie Colburne and John Gery Lester Botamer John R Gutcher William Theobald plus guests from Oberlin. Elyria notes mention meetings and programs at Franklin school and Congregational church events with speakers Miss Jordan and County Superintendent Teel addressing art and parent gatherings. The Eagles in Elyria plan a dance on Broad Street with a live orchestra and refreshments.

Elyria Lorain Ella, Scott Margaret Wilson Gene Ard Elizabeth Milley Jessie Burns Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Gene Mullward Lillie Colburn

Homemade Pinex cough syrup touts savings and relief

An advertisement extols a home made cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. It claims fast relief within 24 hours and broad applicability to throat and chest symptoms, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for "ten ounces of Pinex" with directions and money back guarantee. Also mentions a dental notice for Dr. Kelsey in Lorain County Bank Building, Room 906.

the Pinez Co J. Wayna Ind Dr. Kelsey Lorain County Bank

Why the Cowbird Was Created In Bird Life

Elyria reports on the cowbird explaining its parasitic nesting. The bird lays eggs in other nests, often warbler or yellow warbler nests, causing the host brood to die or be crowded. The cowbird earns names like Buffalo bird and Lazy bird, with adults showing brown heads and metallic black plumage.

Elyria

Elyria News Briefs and Social Notes

Personal items report Mrs. Chas. Kuss returning home from a visit. Birth announced for March 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Kreps of Wellington, a daughter. Kreps were former Elyria residents. First Baptist Sunday school plans a meeting at Miss Jessie Blanchard’s home with hostesses Marion Palmer and Virginia Newton. Charles Daley recovering after surgery at St Joseph's hospital. Clarence Nesbitt of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huttinger. Virginia Kerr returns to Ohio Wesleyan after weekend with Earl J. Kerr.

Elyria C. E. Rankin Harry Lake Avenue Bowling Green Normal Academy Ruth Meters Clara Rankin Elyria High School Ruth Wilsonian Club Chas. Kuss East River Street Harry C. Kreps Wellington Kreps Lyria Witifis J¢Lasa First Baptist Sunday School Jessie Blanchard Third Street Marion Palmer Virginia Newton Charles Daley Temple Court St. Joseph's Hospital Logain Clarence Nesbitt Cleveland Geo. Huttinger Fifteenth Street Virginia Kerr Ohio Wesleyan Earl J. Kerr East Broadstreat

Notable pianists and singers in Elyria recital lineup

Harold Bauer, hailed by critics as a top pianist, presents a recital in Finneychapel, Oberlin, as the second program in the series. Soprano Artista Galli-Curcia, famed coloratura, may headline Metropolitan operatic duties next season, with rumors of a high salary. Leo Sowerby praises American music against foreign influence and lauds Frederick Stock for advancing national works, naming Griffes Carpenter Shepherd and others as rising composers. Arthur Shepherd heads the Cleveland Orchestra’s auxiliary staff, with a February Elyria concert noted.

Elyria Harold Bauer Finneychapel Oberlin Atelita Galli-Curcia Metropolitan Opera House Giulio Gatti-Casazza nowChicago Chicago Opera i Association Metropolitan Enrico Caruso Leo Sowerby Frederick Stock Chicago Orchestra Charles Griffes Arthur Shepherd John Alden Carpenter Henry Gilbert Carl Engel John Powell Cleveland Orchestra

Paderewski Returns to New York After Poland Visit

Former Polish premier Paderewski lands in New York and plans a few days here before heading to Paso Robles California to rent a ranch. He calls the piano a closed chapter and says his future will center on composition. His last New York appearance was as a gala event at the Metropolitan Opera House.

Panitewski America New York California Paso Robles Poland Paderewski Joffra

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