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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
9
In Amherst on May 13 the Parent Teachers Association elected Mrs. W. G. Nord as president, Rev. W. A. Tabbert as vice president, Miss Harriett Peck as secretary, and Mrs. R. C. Cromwell as treasurer. A program followed with lunch served.
The Empire theatre in Amherst and the Auditorium in South Amherst were sold to Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Chuha by Mr. and Mrs. V. E. McGhee. The McGhees stay in Amherst with Mr. McGhee acting as agent at the Electric waiting room. Conrad Einwachter remains as operator with the new management.
Miss Myrtle Ream entertained the O A club at her Cleveland avenue home with games music and lunch. The fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Haman of Park avenue was celebrated with relatives from Elyria and Amherst. A music club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs H A Williams drew attendees from Elyria Lorain and Amherst. Alexander Browns funeral took place at his sister Mrs John White's home with burial in Cleveland Street Cemetery. Eastern Stars annual inspection will be held Thursday with state deputy Miss Harris of Lodi to attend. A newborn baby girl arrived at the local hospital to Mr and Mrs Harry Ruth. Choral union rehearsal at the school house is set for 6:45 tonight for upcoming performances.
Lilah confides to Michael that her mother dominates the household and has always wielded authority over her father. She laments the cycle of spoiled adults becoming controlling parents and hints at her hidden love for Michael as they sneak off to play tennis. The scene ends with Mrs Pharley feeling孤独 and tearful as Lilah vanishes.
Mother's Day services were held in Pittsfield with Congregational and M E churches sharing programs. Readers, duets, and choirs honored mothers while flowers were given, and speakers noted home and family themes. Several visitors and locals attended events, with women leading church activities and community gatherings.
A advertisement touts Evans' Triple Phosphates as a natural aid for thin nervous people seeking nerve energy blood and bone nourishment. A druggist testimonial claims it increases strength endurance and mental energy, with C W Phillips selling the product in original packaging.
The Men s Club plans a regular meeting at the M. F. Church on Monday evening May 18 with a planned program and supper served at 7 30. Community services noted in the morning, with other local social updates and visits to churches and homes.
Mrs I F Eldred attended the Mother and Daughter banquet at Amherst Congregational Church. Families from Elyria Lorain Oberlin Vermilion Penfield Cleveland and Detroit visited West Ridge and nearby farms this week. The Wild Rose musical performed by the high school glee club at Elyria Auditorium drew several local guests.
In Steubenville on May 13 jurors were chosen for the trial of John L. Fletcher, a young colored man accused of killing his father. Anthony Ferringo served as the extra juror under Ohio law to prevent a mistrial if a juror is disqualified.
Mr Snively says a short use of Nery Nerv Worth helped him sleep better and endure work. He reports improved rest after two bottles and endorses the remedy. Sold and recommended by Phillips Drag Store.
The past week saw four local fatalities with Mrs Edith Lauder, 34, as the latest. She died after being struck at a street intersection by an automobile driven by James Huron of Columbus. Coroner Murphy exonerated Hutton after noting the driver tried to avoid the collision.
John Liska faces nearing closure of his trial in Cleveland on charges tied to a hay related matter. Prosecutors argued key points while defense challenged the evidence. The jury's verdict awaited as proceedings wrapped up for the day.
An ad touts Melloglo beauty powder promising long wear perspiration resistance and a natural tone that makes pores seem invisible. It claims even coverage and blends with skin color, advertised by Cran dall's Drug Store and Lewis Mercantile Co.
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