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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
12
Rev Shirl Barnlett of South Amherst spoke on the fraternal spirit at Elyria Lodge 103 I O O F last night. More than 150 Odd Fellows sons and friends attended the Father and Son banquet with music and readings by local performers.
At the Congregational church last evening the Elyria Travel Party closed its season with Yosemite Valley Glacier National Park and Yellowstone Park slides presented by Prof. N. M. Ebert. The program featured motion pictures and 40 stereopticon slides, with Mr. Williams of Oberlin and Mr. Canstan providing music. Franks Whiford announced plans for next fall and winter journeys as attendance showed growing interest in travel study.
A busy slate lists Events Tonight with Folk Songs at First Congregational Church and numerous clubs meeting around town including X A Q, I O O F Hall, Machinist Hall, Merrymakers, Snappy Sixteen, and Green Lutheran Church activities. The Lorain Beekeepers met at Cobb home with a lecture by Clyde Wheeler and new queen orders, plus cottage meetings planned for April 27. Card party hosts Huffman and Plaine. Junto Club at Elyria High School elected officers Harald Jantz president Pantin Elderkin treasurer Jagnen Tengate secretary Rus Miller first critic Panl.
Community groups announce meetings and events across Gates Bellefield Avenue and surrounding locales. PTA gatherings, church auxiliary sessions, birthday party plans, district conventions, and club anniversaries are listed with dates, hosts, and locations for a week of activities.
The Business Women's Club hosted Grace Peen of Cleveland and Mildred Cooke of the M. Cooke Company for a program on What to Wear in Bus and How to Wea. A later meeting with Mrs. Haag featured a five hundred game and prizes. The week also included church guild sewing, a birthday gathering for Mrs. Clyde Brock, and a concert by the Negro Melody Singers at the Musical Art Society.
The F D L Club met Saturday at Miss Virginia Haserodt’s Park Ave home. After the business session, Misses Helen Buswell Verna Doane and Virginia Saunders performed with songs, Wearts was played with prizes to Helen Slough and Josephine Harper, and refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs John Daler.
Amherst and surrounding towns share social visits and illnesses. Residents Alyce McCracken and Grace Doncaster missives mark local social rounds with guests from Lorain Canton and Cleveland. Hospital discharge announced for James Vargo. travel includes Hot Springs Arkansas and Cleveland Crystal Slipper dance attendance.
A small hardware store owner in a newly developed district dodges debt collectors by sending their threatening letters to customers, claiming bankers back him. Business rivals Mr Boom and Mr Steddy sit on the same board where Steddy hints at an honest way to make money.
Years ago the formula for fat reduction was diet minus exercise. Now Marmola Prescription Tablets are advertised as a steady easy option without long tiresome exercise or starvation. Sold by druggists nationwide at one dollar or available by mail from the Marmola Co. Detroit Michigan.
The report traces several trips and gatherings across Ohio. Families from Elyria and nearby towns attend events in Cleveland and Muskingum College visitors tour local plant sites. A renewed note recalls Adam F. Cline's hometown visit and a Tribune feature on his paperboy days from fifty years ago.
Caroline Wockenfuss leaves Bath street for Cleveland to start a new home. Harolds Harris and L A Obitts attend a flower show with others. Several residents visit relatives in Ohio and Florida while others return from vacations or to study. Red Cross relief work and university students also noted.
Women in Spain increasingly access higher education with 363 female students at a single institution in the year ending 192. The strongest faculties are Pharmacy 128 Philosophy 105 Science 78 Medicine 46 and Law 6. University authorities praise the students while English women push clubs beyond social talk. Some clubs have failed, others merged. The Ladies Carlton Club remains active with a political role.
Mary T. Stille of West Chester Pennsylvania a charter member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and historian for two decades has spent sixty years collecting data on Revolutionary War phases much of which she has published in book form.
The Auxiliary to Sons for Veterans will host a card social Thursday evening in the G A R hall.
Kansas State Agricultural College plans its first ever honorary degrees for several women graduates. Miss Milauro, a London-born twenty three year old, is famed as one of the world’s best makers of artificial eyes and can craft a perfect specimen in fifteen minutes.
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