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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1922

Page

2

Woman's Civic Club Discusses Child Welfare Topic

The Child Welfare Department of the Woman's Civic Club heard Miss Shoemaker of the Woman's Protective Association Cleveland discuss work with delinquent or runaway girls. Her talk titled The Girl Who Has Never Had a Chance urged better home conditions and closer mother-daughter companionship.

Woman’s Civic Club Troxel Lsten Shoemaker Woman's Protective Association Cleveland

Mr W H Smith’s Eightieth Birthday Celebrated at Home

Thirty friends gathered last evening at 235 Columbus Street to celebrate the eighty birthday of W H Smith. He received many nice gifts and enjoyed a jolly evening. The Pollyanna Club plans an April Fool party for Friday March 31 at Gates School. The committee asks members bringing more than one guest to notify. Mr and Mrs McKinney visited friends in Sandusky Sunday. Mr and Mrs Stewart Palmer and son Richard of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harold Gooden of West River Street.

Fred C. Smider Lorain Amherst Cleveland Elyria Brownhelm Ceylon Berlin Heights Port Clinton Vermilion Carlisle Snyder C. T. Short Lowise Lschiruth West River Street E. F. Monroe Daisy Monroe Holly Monroe Mgr Rollin Eschtruth Sieible Louise Eschtruth Carlton W. H. Smith Columbus Street Mr. Smith Smith Pollyanna Club McKinney Sandusks Stewart Palmer Richard Harold Gooden W. O. Brown East Avenue Mrs Brown

Local Artists and Community Groups Lead Evening Events

Tomorrow at 8 oclock the High School Auditorium hosts The Futurist orchestra featuring Miss Marjorie Bath Miss DeLloyd Mrs Townsend Mrs Terry Ralph Williams Sidney Rice and Miss Joyce McKinley with a recital solo and violin by Alvin Remis. The Christian Endeavor society hosted a banquet for the church fundraising losers and winners alike. Boston area clubs report Knights of Columbus planning April membership drive and a May class, plus a strong baseball team ahead.

Marjorie Bath DeLloyd Townsend Terry Mosser Ralph Williams Nurs Sidney Rice Joyce McKinley Alvin Remis Christian Endeavor Society Second Congregational Church Muriel Reisinger Howard Forsythe Miss Reisinger Knights OF Columbus

Culture Club Set for Thursday YWCA Meeting

Culture Club members anticipate the next regular meeting at the YWCA Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Lersch will host with a paper by Mrs. Flora Hoak on The Lasting Effect of Prohibition and a reading by Mrs. Jensie Rantin. The Sons of Veterans noted a visit from Lookout Camp on April 4. Social time followed. The Eagles Auxiliary drill is planned for tomorrow at 7 30 in Eagles hall.

Culture Club Arthur Lersch Flora Hoak Jensie Ran- Tin Eagles Ladies Hagies’ Lodge Beverly Ct The Missionary Society D. S. Scott Will Everhardt

Preparations for Choral Concert at Congregational Church

Preparations for the Musical Art Society choral concert at the Congregational church are complete. Soloists include Mrs Harold Metealf and Prof Rene Rabey will perform violin obligato, with four unusual songs by Mrs Metealf.

Musical Art Society Harold Metealf Art Protessa- Kessler Oberlin Irigur Thomas Aree Tes Yeus Rene Rabey A. Nevier Leroux Profsler Corelli-Leonard

Local Gossip Notes and Visits Around Cleveland and Nearby

Mrs E E Stark and daughter Luela visited Cleveland yesterday. Mrs R M Reichard of Oberlin spent Sunday with Mrs HE W T-b bass Beverly Court. Miss Sarah McLaughlin recovering from a broken leg after skating Friday. Repo Cellier of Spruce Street spent the weekend with grandparents on Lake Avenue. Mrs I Curduck returned to Detroit after two weeks with Mr and Mrs D F Gooden. Mrs D A Glover convalescing at Middle Avenue home. Miss Hazel McShane spending spring vacation in East Liver. Miss Teresa Otten and Mrs Helen Park of Cleveland were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Inn Gamble. Miss Jessie Bullock Eastern Heights Blvd vacationing in Toledo with grandmother Mrs Walter Garrett. Mrs E Worthington Lorain visited by Miss Bell favenue. Mr and Mrs A B Southard East Broad Street spent Sunday in Cleveland. Miss A R Gaston visiting Mrs F A Bickel Willoughby. Miss Eleanora Murray Gates Avenue and Mrs B T Roney Kipton spent today in Cleveland. Mrs Carrie McQueen returned to Fast Avenue after winter with daughter Mrs LE Kelsey of Lakeview Michigan. Harry Shore of Cleveland was weekend guest of daughter D F Gooden of Lod Street.

E E, Stark Luela Cleveland R. M. Reichard Oberlin HE. W. T-b Bass Beverly Court Sarah McLaughlin Repo Cellier Spruce Street H. Collier Lake Avenue D. F. Gooden Loai Street D. A. Glover Middle Avenue Hazel McShane Blaine Street East Liver Bool Teresa Otten Helen Park Inn Gamble Eighth Street Jessie Bullock Eastern Heights Blvd Toledo Walter Garrett Bell Favenue E. Worthington Lorain A. B. Southard East Broad Street A. R. Gaston Blaine’ Street F. A. Bickel Willoughby Eleanora Murray Gates Avenue B. T. Roney Kipton Carrie McQueen Fast Avenue LE Kelsey Lakeview Michigan Harry Shore Lod ‘Street Thomas P. Howlett Harrisburg Pennsylvania W .F. Golimar Sunady Wm. Jacobs Ruth Nowlin Steele Nowlin Lodi Street Marika Glass Fourth Street Olive McNeal Jackson Terrace B Burns Arabella Columbus Q. A. Gilmore West Avenue Charles Gilson Abbey Road August Groll Ridgeville Sue Drake Harvard Avenue Flossie Clawson Wolf Bleek Memorial Hospital T. E. Cassidy Chicaso R. Everson David McClery Henry Grobe Sixth Street Wol Sturges Lew :Court Forest Monrman Wellington L. A. Mohrman Columbus Street Myrtle Varie Foard Tast Avenue Speidh Mior Nee Hececk Ruth Dermen Shiddie Avenues Edith Heard A. Sumner Heard Washington F. C W. S Smith Harrisville Margaret Gould John Smith Muskingum College Smith E .W. Hansmen Furenace Street Harold Will Fran Puttler William Chicago Hilda Mendelson Fur- Dace Street Burke Mae Joan Tranklin Burke, Jr Jone

Organize Branch of Friends of Starvins Aussia in Elyria

A meeting led by Dr. Flil Rice formed a branch of the Friends of Soviet Russia in Elyria to collect clothing and perishables. Homer De Pusqia attended as creator. Proceeds from a forthcoming illustrated lecture will aid famine relief in Russia.

Friends OF Starvins Aussia Elyria Dr. Flil. Rice Te Friends of Soviet Russia Homer de Pusqia Agron Creanser Friends Sovet Russia Europe

Community Clubs and Visits Highlight Weekend Events

Local residents plan church activities lodge meetings and social gatherings at Grace Lutheran Baptist and St Johns venues with groups like Pythians Mayflower Camp and Senior Hi Y. Oberlin students visit homes in town as locals share weekend updates and birthday observances.

Rine Moon Cinb Mr. Sweet Itf Dak Stureet Pythian Grace Lutheran Church Niks’ Latse Anirican Legion Wemer's Benefit Assocition Kimekts of Pythias Vedtes Keishts St. John Friendry Baptist Church Noumandie Singees At & O Cloeh Se Lodge

All College Vaudeville Opens Second Year at Oberlin

The All College Vaudeville show at Oberlin College opened its second annual run in Finney Chapel on March 27. The program featured acts titled The Worder Hat Follies of 1925 The Cuckoos and The Football Derby. Other selections included Oberlin Vignettes Humpty Dumpty and The Total Necklace a two act drama by seniors. The Twelfth Century Tumblers performed their routine with ups and downs and Conservatory girls offered The Girl on the Magazine.

JLE Oberlin Finney Chanel Harmony Hounds Conervatory Girls

Cuticura Heals Severe Itching Says Missouri Woman

Richard Brockman of Huntaville Missouri reports his mother suffered a four week outbreak with severe itching and pimples. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she was completely healed. The notice promotes Cuticura products and mail samples from Cuticura Laboratories.

Richard Brockman R. 3 Huntaville Missouri Zach Cnticera Laboratories Dept. H Malden

Auto crash snaps off telephone pole in Oberlin

An early evening Ford collision in Oberlin tore a South Mein street pole from its base and disrupted electric service for two hours. The car appeared undamaged, and witnesses blamed the drivers for not seeing the pole in time while under the influence of alcohol. The trolley line was also affected and the 8:25 car mast delayed until after 10. This report also notes Oberlin personal notices and a birth at the Oberlin hospital.

Oberlin South Mein Vine Streets

Death notices and community meetings in Lorain area

A cousin Ed Cohen of Vermilion dies. Ma. Cohen presides at Fiie county bank. Funeral at Congregational church. A Wes C. G. Rogers gathering set for next Thursday at 578 Rouner Place. United church readers invite members to plan disposal of their new cook book. Birth announced for Albert Hallver in Orford Florida. Roth Vir and Mus Haneuce noted in Ohio.

John Goltacher Lorain A. 3 Partons Ed Cohen Vermilion Ma. Cohen Fiie County Bank Congregational Church Eelock Wes. C. G. Rogers Rouner Place The United Church O. Johnstop Bee Mes Albert Hallver Orford Florids Roth Vir Mus Haneuce Oher- In

Vermilion Bank Leader B L Coen Dies at 58

Vermilion Ohio March 28 B L Coen prominent businessman and bank vice president died after a six month illness at his home aged 58 Funeral services were held at the Congregational church this afternoon The Vermilion Boat Club attended services at the ALK church last evening Grace Enstebry visited her parents Mr and Mr

Vermilion B. L. Coen Coen Eno County Bank Vermilion Telephone Co Edwin Boat Club Alk Grace Enstebry

Local Visitors and Resignations Across Ohio Towns

Phil Englebry of Huron and Frank Wagner of Berea were guests of friends here. Irene Miller resigned as bookkeeper at Walker Stone garage. George and Mrs. Whitmore visited relatives in Cleveland. Mary Snyder visited Lorain Saturday. August Schwensen returned Friday from a winter stay with friends in Germany. Margaret Englebry of Onida State University visits her mother. Mrs. Peter Hahn and Lucile spent the weekend with relatives at Rocky River.

Phil Englebry Huron Frank Wagner Berea Rudy Mac Lorain Irene Miller Walker & Stone Garage George Whitmore Cleveland Mary Snyder August Schwensen Winler Germany Margaret Englebry Onida State University Bert White Peter Hahn Daushté Lucile Rocky River

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Mrs. Escatruth Ladies’ Auxiliary OF American Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion Prain Lorain County Beekeepers Council Chambers W. R. Bartlett Bartlett P. H. Dailey Council Chamber Miss Kemble Tomoracw Christian Endeavor BE. B. Walker Five Hundred Club Oxford Ct J. J. Cullins C. W. Barres N. J. McGuire Mendelson Terrace Sons OF Veterans Lookout Camp Auxary Sons OF ST. George the Sons of St. George United Presbyterian Church Albert Williams Paul Chestnut Street E. C. Miller Hazel Claude Jobson Delbert Street W. 7. Collier John Snyder Norwalk Mrs. Snyder WLCT VE. Schultz Cambridge St. Ron O. Shambacher Water Street St Andrew's Sherman GC. Riehelds Griswold Road Wednesand Louis Whitme Hi Y Welsh Ladies” Society Rockwoaod Oberlin College Ruth Conry Elizabeth Wilcox Lynda Blanchard Eva Anderson Charlotte Webster Washington Avenue N. Lakewood CY EL Covert Fast Tridge Street G. Bair L. C Black Geneva George Bair East Fourth Street Harnish Lo- Tain Baker Frank Grise W. H. Miller Miller Edward Ganter Ruth Helen Nichols Washington A. B. Nichols Princeton Avenue Scalia Ben Grent Daphne Kimball Ed Pees Oberlin Hospital Lucy Davis Rey Ae Ora Gladys Parmely Lake Ave Paris Kenilworth Second Street Ohio Wilkins-Hurst Co H. Smith CO Elyria, Ohio
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