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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
12
Community gatherings fill the schedule with Lorain County groups meeting in Vermilion Oberlin and Elyria. Highlights include the Lorain County Medical Society at Park Restaurant with talks by E G Curtis and Dr Wal Joyd Adair and a Negro Melody Singers concert while Woman’s and professional clubs host meetings and socials across town.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church schedules a work meeting tomorrow at 2 PM with a supper at 6 and a missionary program. The Widening Circle meets Friday at Mrs Annie Everard's home on Ninth Street. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary meets Wednesday in Eagles Hall. The Women's Democrat Club says its regular meeting is postponed due to the Jefferson Cox Banquet at the First Congregational. Kiwanis to hear Guy B Findley discuss impressions of Egypt and Palestine. A Literature and Drama Department meeting featured a luncheon and a one act play performed by High School students. YWCA board reviews monthly activities and plans a pageant fundraiser for May 28. MARRIAGE LICENSES listed Myron Gembka and Adha Ziatkowski. Frederick Gerber and Pearl Grime.
Fragmentary hospital notice text lists discharge times and patient names. The readable items reference street addresses and individuals, indicating routine discharge and admission notes with dates and locations.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Termes celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Seath Abbey Road home joined by about one hundred guests. The afternoon featured cards and a 5 oclock dinner, with lilacs and pink snapdragons decorating the tables. Attendees included many Ternes relatives and friends from Ridgeville West Park Cleveland and surrounding areas, who offered gifts and best wishes for continued happiness.
Mrs W McArran of East River Street leaves Wednesday after a spa for Saskatchawan Canada where she will spend an indefinite stay with her sister. Before leaving she will visit friends and relatives in Superior Wisconsin and South Bend Indiana.
The Thea Ladies Aid Society of Vincent will be entertained by Mrs Ed Prindle on West River Road opposite Stop 5 Yellow Line Thursday morning. Harvey Chambers and wife return from Florida and express a pleasant winter with Mrs Kate McMillen of Stop.
The menu lists a breakfast with oatmeal raisins top milk orange omelet toast or rolls coffee. Luncheon features mushrooms scalloped with mashed potatoes salted bananas with lemon juice shredded coconut and butter sauce cinnamon toast tea. Dinner includes sliced fish baked with dressing of mixed pickle squash mashed and baked string beans apple celery and nut salad hominy pudding.
A家庭 collection of kitchen tips is offered including orange omelet mixing, hominy pudding steps, and guidance on digestion during fatigue. Mistyped words aside, the article blends recipe fragments with remarks on rest, nourishment, and keeping fruit juices fresh.
The passage recalls La Rochefoucauld a Frenchman famed for concise wit and lists his sharp maxims on human nature. It notes how he observed people guide themselves by others while hearts stray, and how virtue, friendship, and hope shape life through common folly and self interest.
Mrs Alice Ricker of Cleveland is much improved after injuries from an automobile accident. She is spending several weeks with her niece Mrs Clara Keller and her sister Mrs Edith Coy of West River Road while she recovers.
Mrs William Garrick welcomed the W E A of M group at her home on Wednesday of last week for an informal social gathering and discussion.
May 12. In England the Homes of Cork with steel frames and cork walls are unveiled as an innovation in affordable quick construction. The cork-inset walls are covered with solid concrete, making the homes weatherproof and fire resistant.
Joseph Caillaux proposes to the finance commission that part of the resources under the Dane plan be used to pay interallied debts. This report notes the May date and the Chambre des Députés context.
The thirty-ninth annual Ohio Rebekahs convention opened today in Toledo with 260 delegates. Sessions will continue for three days.
Tickets for the Democratic Banquet on Jefferson Day may be purchased at Dachtler and Dachtler Bivin's Shoe Store and the office of T. A. Conway 401 Elyria Block. Get tickets early so the committee can plan the number to serve.
The Rebekah Lodge hosts a rummage sale at the high school auditorium on May 14 at 8 p.m. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
An Educational Concert for Old and Young features America's Folk Songs by the Negro Melody Singers at the First Congregational Church on Tuesday May 12 at 8 p.m. Tickets available at the door.
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