Auntie Peck Celebrates Ninety Second Birthday in Elyria
Elyria March 4 Mrs Matthew Peck known as Auntie Peck marks her ninety second birthday at home 324 Seventh Street. Friends visit with cards flowers and plants while she maintains her daily routine, recalling a life under 22 presidents with Harding her first presidential vote. The feature notes her wit and cherished role in family and local circles.
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Kiwanis Hear Excellent Address in Elyria
Kiwanis Club members at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon heard Harry H. Weiss, Internal Revenue collector, discuss business conditions and government tax perspectives on large corporations and individuals. The club voted to run a one page Chronicle Telegram ad titled 1921 What of It, joining nationwide similar campaigns. Gates Parent-Teachers elect officers in Elyria with a large turnout, speaker Mr. Loape of the YMCA boys work secretary, addressing attendees.
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Loape
Boys’ Work
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Geraldine Tuttle
F. H. Strickler
Stanley Himes
Bertha Hines
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Dorothy’s Diary Diary Entry Sparks Job Aid
Dorothy notes a new job in a real estate office and reports a pleasant staff. The boss mentions needing a second hand typewriter. She cheekily suggests advertising in The Chronicle Telegram and soon helps arrange a second-hand machine.
Anita Loos to Receive $100,600 Salary in 52d Term
Anita Loos, the motion picture scenario writer, is set to earn a yearly salary of 100,600 dollars. The arrangement places her as a prominent contributor in the industry, with Meeho Emeron noted in connection to the role.
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Feathered Friends Dominate Barn Nests and Tweets
Barn swallows, graceful and sociable birds, nest in barns or bridges using mud, grass, and feathers. Their spring songs greet the season, and after fledglings grow, the swallows form communal roves with their young, gathering near familiar ponds and fields as they migrate and feed. Carl G. Friday.
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Choir Rehearsal and quilting day at Second Congregational
Elyria reports a busy period with church events and school activities. The Second Congregational choir and Ladies of Division host rehearsals and a quilting session at Mrs Alex Spars home, with 23 members present and plans for an April meeting at Mrs E A Wells home.
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Macca bees lodge meeting and death of Sir Kate A Philting
The Wacturees Lodge in Elyria reports a regular meeting with a discussion on the death of Sir Kateht A Philting a member of the old Mad erm faction. Plans were stated for a rigorous election of degrees and a forthcoming program on March 5 with refreshments after. Some attendees listed include Anna Mittler Helen Kori Fugn it Maik Olga Messarog Eliga beth Toth and Pauline Haluska.
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Blue Jay Club Event at Mrs Webber’s Home
March 4 members of the Blue Jay club were entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Joan A. Webber. 199 School Street Pedro was played and the prizes were won by Mrs. J. J. Boyle and Mrs BM Barr. A constitution was given to Mr Pete Neufer.
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Local Notices and Personal Updates from the Week
Little Misa Vera Dittman confined to her home on Williams Avenue with illness. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty met at 7 30 p m in the G A R hall with good attendance and productive business. Mrs George Kneisley returns to Cleveland. Born Saturday to Mr and Mrs C Standen a son named Robert Alisn. Miss Irma Knittle of Cleveland visits Mrs W G Johnson then returns home. Mrs Louis Ingner and daughters Mary and Margaret of 105 Cleveland Street visit friends today.
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Ohio Street
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Cleveland Symphony Audiences Celebrate First New York Visit
The Cleveland Symphony under Nikolai Sokoloff drew about 7000 in New York on February 13, delighting critics with mature artistry and fiery performances. Soloists Titta Ruffo and Michel Mastrov, plus the conductor, earned high praise for energy and precision. The program featured Tchaikovsky and other works, with a standing ovation for the ensemble, conductor, and performers. A note adds Dr. Kelsey’s address change to Lorain County Bank Building Room 906.
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