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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
5
Oberlin High School will present its annual manual training exhibit on Friday afternoon and evening March 20. The event will announce the results of the mechanical drawing contest with first prize a savings account of eight dollars and additional prizes totaling 75 accounts funded by local banks.
The text notes efforts by Oberlin organizations including the Ob Sisters and Lorain visitors forming a nucleus for activities. It mentions memorial hospital planning, a Sunday discussion series led by Graham, a Y M C A talk by Ian C. Hannah, a Classical club gathering, Oberlin Grange and American Legion Auxiliary meetings, and Eva M. Oakes gallery talk on Grand Central Galleries art.
Michael Menlen, anxious about marriage, questions Lilah Pharley’s motives for wedlock amid parental constraints. Lilah, daughter of an undertaker, seeks independence while her mother opposes social freedom and parties as pressures mount for a life beyond home.
An advertisement touts Dr. Hisey Cleveland dentist and his Vito treatment as a cure for pyorrhea. It claims the method penetrates to destroy the infection, stops bleeding and bad breath, and tightens teeth by relieving gum irritation. The text cites numerous patients and asserts rapid, dramatic results.
An unnamed quarry worker died following injuries sustained in a merging incident. The man, who was wed to Miss Luce Hor, lay in state at his home on South Avenue awaiting funeral arrangements with his widow and family seeking closure after a tragic accident.
A fragmented note shows the State meeting scheduled for March 1 with Ollie and others directing tasks. Appointments include Housing DF ion and Walter thulta handling refreshments and decor while Seell and adver- Seoll arrange advertising and room checks. The document references Wm. Mischka and a planned session following a committee meeting.
Palm Sunday activities at St. John Evangelical church include a class and confirmation on Palm Sunday after services. The program features a large group of women and twelve boys among the confirmands, with several named members listed among the teachers and families of Amherst.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a March event on Oberlin Road near Pittstekd with mentions of H H Edwards and Mr and Mrs Sexlon. Details are garbled and unreadable, no clear date, purpose, or outcome observable.
In Cleveland Dr and Mrs W G Schaeffer Libbie Gerlach Martha Ger lach and Minnie Sahiers attend the dog show last night The Reebekahs met in regular session at their hall Belle Braunen visits her aunt Mrs Carrie Gillette The Witte and Steele households attend the Adam Miller jar in Cleveland Mrs Esther Schauver and Emery Schultz host Concordia club at Lutheran church parlors Tuesday Good Deeds club to celebrate fourth birthday Monday Ruth Cromwell and Mayme Stark entertain at Mayme Stark's home Election of officers to be held Winter resident Henry Hammill returns to Elyria with Frank Krugman Mrs Mary Date arrives from Florida Elyria avenue
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