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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
5
Multiple clubs and organizations hold meetings tonight in varied venues from Legion Hall to church halls and schools. Speakers include Mrs P C Biddle and Frank Wilford with gatherings by Doreas Class, Ridgeville PTA, Knights of Pythias, Missionary Society, and more.
The Boar Trustees set a Monday meeting date replacing the usual Tuesday. A Business and Professional Women's Club special meeting was held this evening in the Borlan Block at 7:30. The W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Edwin Kirby’s home on Ess Avenue. Prizes from a recent contest were awarded to Eleanor Goldstein, Russell Mosher, Evelyn Dillingham, Berpics Jan Abraham Passen, and Steve. Mr and Mrs Dake celebrated their fiftieth anniversary with family and friends. Hospital notes list admissions Fritz McHenry Walter Allen Mrs Bernard Faron and discharges Mrs Carl Seek and baby girl, Mrs Irvin Obringer and baby boy, Kagamar Sedow-BEI.
Personal notices mention Miss Dorothy Getart of 941 East Avenue planning a trip to Santa Monica and other West destinations with Allan Bate and Mrs A P Ba Heights Bu a, plus details of Bates and Bates kin visiting and traveling. The text lists names like Lenore, Kerry Heilrea, and F Koppes, and references to local institutions, travel to Pri'shargh, and anticipated entrance plans for Kenneth Heidrich in an architecture program next September.
Michael travels to Lonnie Capper's home amid doubts about true affection for the girls. He weighs rumors from friends and the women in town, especially Lilet's insistence that Elaine Allo way might be involved, while Lonnie asks what the ladies are saying and both confront possible romantic entanglements.
Mrs taale spent a Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hare Birks and families in Elshace. Mr and Mrs Chr Axtel visited friends in the area. Mrs Harold Costes sang at a home gathering. Mrs Coven and Fred Latteman joined a family event with Harold Buchs present.
An old advertisement highlights the benefits of a free booklet for expectant mothers about pregnancy care and using Mother’s Friend to relax muscles for easier delivery. Letters from mothers praise the product and urge readers to obtain the free booklet by writing Brad Geld Regulator Co in Atlanta.
Righee Supply Co 560 Broad Steel invites rall customers to visit Saturday morning for free Elyrla name plates as they enter the store.
Community members visit relatives in Verrall ion Ely ria Oberlin Lorain and Huron while a junior senior reception with Japanese themed decor occurs at the school auditorium. Local parties at Cheapside Meat Market and a First Baptist Church event feature performers Charlie and Laurie for the Junior Mission. Albers Villa Center Ridge Road advertises new management and catering services under John Daniels.
Diamond Dyes offer guaranteed color results for many fabrics from wool to silk and linen to cotton. Just dip in cold water for light shades or boil for rich, permanent color. each packet covers about 80 yards of material and is suitable for dresses, ribbons, draperies, and more.
Miss Anna Kempney visits at the George Unger home. Clara Eberhard from Kent college spends Sunday with the Bauman family in Henrietta Hill. Mrs. Rose Bauman and Mrs. Henry Date call on Mrs. Krahenbuhl Thursday afternoon. Peter Buchs and wife visit Anna Bauman Monday afternoon. The Young People’s Society meets at Henry and Mary Bohn’s Tuesday evening. Henrietta school plans a June picnic at Crystal Beach Verillion with autos for transport. Parent Teachers Association will supply a basket dr awer. Races and contests slated for all. Old Fashioned Dance. Carlisle Grange Hall and Ridgeville Grange Balloon Dance Friday night. All barber shops close Saturday in observance of Decoration Day. They will be open Friday night until nine.
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