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 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1926
Page
12
At the Rotary and social meeting in Elyria, Werner announced nominations for the directorate with a committee to verify candidacy. Murbach shared a Florida trip with color slides, detailing stops from Lexington Kentucky to Florida's coast, highlighting towns, scenery, and Florida’s tourist appeal.
Thirteen members of the Moose Heart Legion and Women of the Moose Heart Legion traveled to Massillon Sunday for the Western Reserve No 7 conference. A parade was held at noon with eight local legions, followed by an eight course dinner. Canton officers and degree team performed, and fourteen chapels were represented. Attendees from this city included Mr and Mrs Hill, Mr and Mrs Harry Dougherty, Mr and Mrs Nick Neufer, Mr and Mrs Peter Neufer, Mrs Anna Faulaber, Mrs Geneva Lash, Mrs Willie Clarkson, Mrs Emma Cowen, and Alfred Wolf. The next conference will be at Warren.
Forty five members attended a Federation of the YWCA weekly meeting last night at the gym with dinner served at six. Professor Sherman spoke on Modern Poetry and will summarize his Current Literature course at next meeting after Federation. The lamp shade class outlined its course and the RS Club enjoyed a hostess Friday at Miss Florence Schwind’s West Second Street home with elections and a late luncheon. Five candidates were initiated into the local Womankind’s Benefit Association with refreshments served afterward.
Events tonight include Moose Lodge at Club Ma Dames of Malta in ICC Hall Ladies Auxiliary No 421 F C E in Eagles Hall Court of Honor in G A R hall Senior Hi Club at a blank location Past Noble Grand Association with Mrs Markel on Middle Avenue Helping Hand Society in G A R hall with a Tureen supper Yaikee Club with Miss Kathryn Lytle on Fifth Street.
Midweek Lenten services at St Johns Lutheran in German. St Ann's Sewleg Circle meets on Broad Street. First Baptist senior YP A social at the church. St Paul Adult Bible Class postponed. Maranantha Class hosts at the YWCA gymnasium with Sally McWaters and Marjory Standon as hostesses. Musical Art Society program at Congregational Church features Oriental music discussion by Mrs Parker and performances by local artists. April 13 music society to present a miscellaneous program under Mrs Fred Bryant. Bluebird Class of St Pauls Sunday School held a business meeting with six members and two visitors. social afterwards. class to meet again in April. Fox Furnace Company sales representatives in conference in the city. private dining daily at Hotel Newell. Elyria women attend Evangelical Union executive board meeting in Kenton. Mrs Friday to Mansfield convention. Mrs Pallas appointed district chairman. William Crowe of Weatavennel in Lorain yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Clara Brant hosted the We-Kum Again Club on East Broad street with four guests. Pedro and banco games produced prizes for Mrs Alice Kaylor Mrs Jian Telze row and Mrs Lucille Smith in Pedro and for Thelma Traxler Cora Dougherty and Millie Clarkson in banco. A luncheon followed and guests will reconvene March 20 at Mrs Milton Clarkson’s Hart avenue home. The night also featured a peony show at Loramonty Bank Building with a film collection by the late Bertram Farr highlighting world famous blooms.
Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at the YWCA with Mrs. Charles Crehore hosting. Topics included Religion Amusements Education and colonial daily life with music by Clementine Weinman and notices about the Oxford cornerstone laying. Refreshments followed as the club discussed early Puritan customs and community life.
Officers of the Elyria Rotary Club met in a special session yesterday. A course luncheon was served to the officers in the private dining room of the Hotel Newell.
The Cloverleaf Circle of St. Pauls Church met last evening in the new room just completed. Nine members attended and enjoyed a social hour and refreshments. Kenneth Brouse, 22, a plumber, to Virginia Sorensen, 18, sales lady, both of Wellington. Rev. Kirby, Elyria. C. Philip Danoff, 27, laborer, to Ellen Smith, 23 waitress, both of Lorain. A Justice of Elyria.
Mrs Edward Hart of Dennison avenue has returned from a three months Florida trip. Mrs T J Weidner of Medina War guest in this ery yester. Vera Strohl of West street is confined at home due to illness. George Stones of 210 Ninth St is confined at home due to illness. Mr and Mrs John Cepas of Hamilton street entertained guests from Kenmore, Barburton, Amherst and this city Sunday at their home. Mr and Mrs YWarry Dougherty were visitors in Massillon Sunday. Mrs Chitta is confined at home on Tremont street due to illness. Mrs David Hamlin, ill at home, resumed duties at the City Wall today. Major Harry Hinkson was in Lorain today on business. Mrs Fred Ot of Woodland avenue is confined at home with grippe. City Engineer J E Powell is ill at his home with influenza. Clyde Grundy has returned to Elyria after spending winter in Sanford Florida. He is sitting at the home of J D Wells on Kaiser Court. Mrs Frank of Ninth street has been ill for the past war months and is improving. Frank Jones of Park Place entered Charity hospital yesterday for operative treatment. Lloydarton of Renyen street is ill at home with influenza. Miss Mildred Corfman of Dark avenue is ill at her home. Mrs J O Calahan of Buffalo New York is a guest at the home of Mrs Elmer J Smith on West Bridge street for a few days.
Classified ad seeks an orderly for ward duty at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Apply in person to the hospital administration for the position.
Lawmakers in Swarvenland frown on installment buying as current statutes already restrict or discourage the practice. Proposals suggest stricter controls or alternative credit rules to curb consumer debt and safeguard financial stability.
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.