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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1925

Page

12

Community Club and Union Meetings Highlight Local Tonight

Various groups schedule events this evening including Moose Lodge, Carpenters Local Union, Washington Corps of Girl Regety, Senior Hi Y, Court of Honor, Ladies Auxiliary No 401, and Amithian Club dance at Albar's Villa. Lectures and Legion notices announce planning for social events, Poppy Day, and district conferences.

Moose Lodge Carpenters K. of P Washington Corps of Girl Regety Hi-Y Y. M. C. A. Court of Honor G. Alr Eagles Amithian Club Albar Church of Christ H. J. Leedy

Local clubs and circles hold meetings across town

The City Councils and Parent Teacher Associations plan a 2:45 p.m. Friday session in Room 123 Washington Building. Church groups meet at multiple homes including Mrs E W Rowland 152 Park Street and Mrs Arthur Baer 262 Spruce Street for three day events and a Father and Son banquet on March 20.

City Counci Washington Building Church of Christ E.W. Rowland Park Street BR. N. of A. Sewing Circle Arthur Baer Jfrudolph Mu Wilder Miss Grave Mareh St Ann's Sewing Circle Home Et Res North Olive

Utopia Club Holds Fine Meeting in Erie Area

The Utopea Club met for a pleasant evening at home in Erie with Mrs. MM Breck claiming a prize in the ep contest. Various locals, including Mrs. Edwin Sehnarr and Capt. Robinson of Cleveland, visited. Maren 2ech was named Margene Eloise. Esther Walcot and others attended social events while students hosted an Easter egg hunt with prizes and candles on the luncheon table.

R. Chambers East Avenue Hugh Nicklett la Grange Cleveland Kandy L. Kf. Bright Furnace Street Madeline Brassell Charles Wilford Jack Lons Charles Copas Eric Warren Clark Fast Street Lorain Ary Society Method Episcopal Chi Jocel W. E. N. Hawk West Avenue Sandusky Taylor Cora Pelton Oberlin Lorain County Elyria Edwin Kirby H. Baumer F. Rudin Wate Huffman E. FE. Mayberry George Johnson Erie Breck Bret Iarner Wers Smith Heen Wil Wilcox Wift Rher Hubbard Edwin Sehnarr Elhria C. A. Foster George Keiner Capt. Robinson Mark Keiner Arches Memen Maren Margene Eloise Iyey Johnson Grafton Main St Rawson Iand Latirange Ralatic Esther Walcot Kena Adams G! Harrison Clarice Menosmith Julia Farbus Aime Sanders Plorence Jackson the Colm Lakewood M Ned Gott Charles Gor Williams Wai Vou Jonor Gazo Leon Curtiss LaFayette Adams Rath Gots Dar

Local Personal Notices From Cleveland and Suburbs

Readable items list visits and gatherings among Cleveland area residents. Mentions Hathaway Brown student, families like McFadden Deiss Cox, and Mrs. Margaret J. Brownhelm. Tornado survivors Henry Sasseanhausen notes two brothers safe. Minnie Wells attends Paul Rader meeting. Elizabeth Jus to wed at grandparents home.

Frank McFadden Wse Robert Born Joha Steele Cleveland William Gollmar Can Chaz Margaret J Brownhelm Henry Sasseanhausen 211 Lake Avenue Thomas Oathouss Murphysboro Tlingis Joim Oa'howse Benton Mingis Anni Minnie Wells Medina Paul Rader First Baptist Church Howard Bing Canton Mr. O Bitnarley J. Henke Mire WR. Gorrie Grand Rai Hotel Statier Lanond Company Little Eilzabeth M Charles Lion West Riv Road

La Grange Social News Counts Visitors and Birth

March 25 report from La Grange notes visits by Mes Heath and Lorine Heath with Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Kenner, Hattie Curtiss staying with Mrs. Charles Foster, a local sick list, a new birth Loiis Ruth to Dre and Mrs A A Wilcox, plus Elmer French starting brickwork on H L Johnson farm and Mrs Leonard Forbush with Phyllis of Avon among other items.

Dre A. A. Wilcox Loiis Ruth Floyd Pelton Elyria Elmer French H. L. Johnson Leonard Forbush Phyllis Avon

Mrs Frank Beardsley Recovers After Serious Fall

Friends report Mrs. Frank Beardsley is improving after a fall and remains confined in the hospital. Jacob Smith of Case Road plans to move his family to the Black Farm soon. Mr Walter Peak visited Mrs Mary Bainbridge and Mrs Flora Maddock of Elyria.

Fields Frank Beardsley Jacob Smith Case Road Tos Black Farm Walter Peak Mary Bainbridge R. Maddock Twine Flora Elyria

Yesterday's Puzzle Answered

The page shows a puzzle answer with multiple word clues as a past feature. It lists Word 1 a written order to pay money Word 2 likeness Word 3 rascal and Word 4 abode of birds along with clues and related terms.

Ohio Grand Master Tod Fellowgg Addresses Fellows Meeting

Grand Master of Ohio Tod Fellowgg delivers a talk on "OM Fellowship" during a large Fellows gathering in Rington on March 25. Pauline Hill reads, Adelaide Unte and Hazel Edwards perform saxophone solos, with J. F. Brows from Lebanon, Ohio, in the audience. The American Legion Auxiliary plans an event for members and families on April 7, with committees appointed at the regular meeting.

Ametican Legion Elyria Post No American Legion Council of American Legion Fathers Reunsil Legion Post Royal Council United States Legion Home Purchasing Committee Ohio Legion Atanton American Legion Ausilary Tuesag

Children's Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle

Puzzle description explains solving by placing one letter per white square from letter combinations. The first word begins with the numeral de res and rom across.

Orden

Trigg Infant Dies After Illness. Funeral Planned

Charles William Trigg aged months child of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trigg of Penfield died yesterday noon after an illness of Pneumonia. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the home of Wilbur Starr at 2 p.m. Rev. Kerr officiating. Burial will be at Wellington. Five older children survive.

Charles William Trigg Ernest Trigg Penfield Wilbur Starr Kerr Wellington H. K. Finlay The Baptist Church William Baldwin North Main Street Christian Church

Aut satLt Builds New Flesh

An article describes Father John's Medicine as creating new solid flesh and tissue by supplying non-dietary food elements. It claims these elements are scientifically prepared and rapidly absorbed to rebuild the weakened system.

John

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