Elyria Women Pioneered 1888 Centennial Exposition Effort
Lorain County Historical Society preserves an 1888 document showing Elyria women forming the Elyria Branch of the Woman's Centennial Exposition of Ohio. Led by Mrs. N B Gates and Mrs Edwin Hall, the group organized committees on art literature education professions benevolences reforms science invention floriculture domestic life and other topics to educate children about Ohio history. The manuscript outlines aims, committee roles, and the call for county cooperation, with notes that exhibits will be summarized in the Chronicle Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Historical Society
Elyria
Ohio
Woman’s Centennial Association
Lorain County
N. B. Gates
Edwin Hall
T. L. Nelson
Horace Wells
D. C. Baldwin
P. H. Boynton
Oblnsted
Frank Hurlbut
Harriet Warren
Jennie Hall
S. J. Howard
A. Bayless
A. R. Webber
Ed. Mantle
McNeal
G. P. Metcalf
Hemnan Ely
William Wooster
Elyrian Board of
Central Association
Chronicle-Telegram
James Thomas
Loram County
Glass Rock Silica Sand Used For Glass And Pottery
Silica sand from Glass Rock Ohio is used for fine glass making as well as pottery dinnerware and fire brick production.
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Glass Rock
Ohio
Misses Pattern 9215 Shapes Skirt With Simple Seams
Marian Martin pattern 9215 offers a three-part skirt design for misses sizes 10 through 20 in rayon or cotton. Size 16 uses 45% yard of 33 inch fabric, includes complete illustrated Sew Chart, price 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing per extra pattern, send name address zone size and style number to Elyria Chronicle Telegram.
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Household Arts ‘Dept. P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Marian Martin
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Patten Dept
West 18Th St
Pledges And Guests Attend Hobo Party
Pledges and guests gathered at Miss Lynn Snyder son Sandy Lane for a hobo party hosted by Epsilon Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. Charades awarded prizes to Mrs. Wilbert Neal Mrs. John Nagy Mrs. William Stoermer and Mrs. Richards with additional hobo style prizes to Mrs. Donald Johnson Mrs. Neal Caryl Neffinger Mrs. Stoermer and Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick won best costume. A caboose cake train centered the refreshment table and a sandwich course was served by Miss Snyder Mrs. Jesse Cerlan and Mrs. William Heyd with special guests Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Stoermer from Exemplar Chapter. Pledges included Mrs. Charles Sowers and Mrs. Fitzpatrick among others.
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Epsilon Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Lynn Snyderson
Sandy Lane
Wilbert Neal
John Nagy
William Stoermer
Richards
Donald Johnson
Neal
Caryl Neffinger
Stoermer
Robert Fitzpatrick
Downey To Speak At Wellington Kiwanis Luncheon
Wellington Dr. L E Downey will chair and present three Wellington musicians Loretta Goff Velma Weber and Wilda Sawyer at Thursdays Kiwanis luncheon in Herrick Auditorium A later meeting will feature J A Tomsic Ashland Ohio highways official The club will hold a Division Council gathering April 15 at 6 30 p m At last weeks meeting Dennis Izold showed a color film Ohio s Water Wealth Other notes cover marriages Legion Auxiliary notes and local visits including Ravitch travel and hospital attendances
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Wellington
L E. Downey
Kiwanis Club
Herrick Auditorium
Loretta Goff
Velma Weber
Wilda Sawyer
John T. Duff
J. A. Tomsic
Ashland
WHEK
Ohio Department of Highways
Dennis Izold
Standard O12 Company
Ohio
Oberlin Club
Ith Divison Council
Around The Town Socials Honor Local Club Members
Sally Johnson hosted Kozie Club members with a birthday shower for Velma Kovacs and Libby Molchan who received corsages. Dee Ternes won a dessert prize after canasta. They plan to meet April 6 with Velma Kovacs on Foster Ave. Merry Wives of Forty Club hosted by Mrs LeRoy Forther in LaPorte
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Sally Johnson
Kozie Club
Velma Kovacs
Libby Molchan
Dee Ternes
Foster Ave
Merry Wives of Forty Club
LeRoy Forthofer
LaPorte
Raymond Linden
Michigan
Linden
Harold Baldauf
Henry Jalowiec
Walter Boreski
West Ave
Enjoy the Wonders of Using Classified Ads in Print
A brief note urges readers to explore classified ads for selling renting and hiring opportunities. It touts the benefits of using classifieds and invites contact via 4751 for assistance. The fragment underscores practical tips for leveraging local listings to reach potential buyers or workers.
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Dial
Three Judges To Hear Disbarment Case
Three out of town judges will be assigned to hear disbarment charges against Columbus attorney Alex S. Dom bey. He is charged with solicitation of clients, many with cases. Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judges asked Chief Justice Carl Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court to remove them from the case.
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Columbus
Alex S. Dombey
Frankin County
Proposal Rejected in Willoughby Annexation Bid
Willoughby council rejected a proposal to annex about 32 1/2 acres for Mentor Township along Route 20 east of Lake County city. Council President Ellwood H. E. Witt said the presence of a trailer park led to the four to three vote against the bill.
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Willoughby, O
Willoughby
Mentor Township
Lake County
Ellwood HE. ‘Witt
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Buckeye
Cory
Naecar
Vorigan -Aimant - Emeraude
Paris
Wericn Mint
Merrick Ave. West
I. £. Downey
Indiana
Miss Beuy Falls
Russell Kepler
Angola
Ind
Ralph W. Falls
South Main St
Keep
Parley
The
American Legion Auxilliary
Herbert Keep
Fay Perkins
Ada Downey
Rutheda Obrig
Zuma Gentry
Dayton
Mrs. Avery
Lydia Avery
Norman Vincent Pearle
Literary ‘Club
Herbert. Lock
George Ravitch
de de France
West Indies
South America
Jamaica
Cuba
Emma Horton
Ravitch
Arthur Watson
Gary
McKeesport
William Tudor, Sr
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Martin Brewer
Monterey
Calif
Florence Vasu
Mildred Zubick
Cleveland Clinic
Johnson
Lyle Reichert
Lois ‘Mashinski
Sherre Kovach
North Murray Ridge Rd
Peoncss J. R Diederich Sons
Center
Sos Road
Vincent
Kipling St. Elyria
Glamoroud
Pauline King
Bertha Pinyard
Sue Rubuske
Alice (Lewis
Meecha
Cleveland St
the Furniture Shop
Newspape
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