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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
3
The article notes Wooster College is to have its president deliver the graduation address. It lists numerous local residents with addresses, suggesting attendees or honorees and reflecting community ties to the college and nearby Elyria area.
The Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the YWCA for their annual business meeting with Mrs. Charles F. Lazier presiding. The nominating committee led by Mrs. C. D. Gull announced officers including Mrs. George French as regent and others serving in key roles. After the reception, members joined the American Legion in a pledge ceremony with sixty two patriotic organizations participating.
The Elyria chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution adopts a resolution urging the press and literature distribution to educate the public on proper U S flag usage per national and state laws. A program on liberty and honor follows the meeting with refreshments served.
Greenlee Haynes celebrated his twelfth birthday with a party at 122 Dennison hosted by sister Mrs. George Tulk. Seventeen friends attended with prizes won by Dorothy Tulk, Frank Gusky, Eleanor Dehm, Robert Altfeld, and Harland Vincent. A birthday luncheon followed.
The Association meets tonight at the High School Auditorium with Frank Wilford as speaker. The Gree Club will sing and soloists from Fields School perform. A Legion Auxiliary wreath-making session follows, set for seven thirty at Legion Hall.
A letter from Ohio Wesleyan University notes Dwight Kopps of Early earns honors as a top student in the faculty and is expected to influence future actions. Kopps is listed among eleven freshmen chosen for this distinction and was elected president of a campus organization.
Diverse events fill the social calendar with meetings of the Dames of Malta Moose Auxiliary and Kiwanis Inter-City Meet at a Cleveland venue. The Junto Club hosts a parliamentary Law lesson program and literary talks including Amy Lowell and Hindenburg life stories. A fourteenth wedding anniversary is noted along with church and Women’s Benefit Association activities and a Clover Leaf Circle mother daughter banquet.
Elyria Post 12 of the American Legion held a meeting to discuss raising 1900 dollars for a 5 million dollar Endowment Fund to support child welfare and veterans rehabilitation. Lewis D. Huffman spoke on care for disabled World War veterans and proposed using income for orphans and rehabilitation, with community pledges reported.
Admissions include Mrs. Jack Solomon at No 9 Jefferson Apartment Mrs. Robert Williams at 242 Kenyon Ct Mrs. Frank May at 15 Phillips Court and Mrs. Paul Serett at La Grange Discharges feature Mrs. John Kess ler and baby boy of Grafton Mrs. Henry Dall at 918 Ardmore Avenue Cleveland and Teressa Bolsch at 130 Woodward Avenue.
Mrs T T Robinson returns from California and Mrs E H Terrell visits Port Clinton Ohio. Ray and Mrs Nichols attend Evangelistic meetings in the First Baptist church. J F Johnson back from Toledo after convention of the American Guild of Banjoists Mandolinsts and Guitarists. Oscar Dunn heads to Cleveland then Kansas City. Mrs Glen Horton visits New York City and eastern cities. Jean C Barnes earns Electric Engineering degree at Ada Ohio and will join New York Central in Cleveland. Baby Joan Marie born to Mr and Mrs Carl E Moore of Gary Indiana. C C Stolzenburg returns from six weeks in West Palm Beach. Miss Margaret Snyder attends Poling Alumni Association meeting in Cleveland.
Barber shops will close on Saturday for Decoration Day. They will remain open Friday night until nine o'clock for any last minute grooming needs.
Mrs. J. Barnes attended the Ohio Northern University commencement exercises in Ada Ohio while visiting Franklin Circle Baron Church. The event highlighted the university’s graduates and local participation.
William B. Mayo chief engineer of Ford Motor Co will be sent by Henry Ford to inspect seven refrigerator ships in the United States Shipping Board fleet for potential acquisition for South American trade. A Camembert cheese making industry has grown in New York Illinois Michigan and California in recent years.
A large freighter named Harry Luckenbach has been navigated by a gyro compass and gyro pilot in a series of trials off the west coast. A Middle Western university professor uses a self devised apparatus to read character from hands feet and face of students.
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