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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
9
A noted lecturer spoke on Honduras at St Pere Evangelical Church detailing general northern methods and education developed through street and house-to-house efforts. An offer of $29 was taken in, and $700 has been received for a boy’s education through the project.
Amherst November meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association featured a school auditorium program with an orchestra, vocal solos by Gladys Frederick and Reilch Storr, and an abstract lecture by Mr. Comings Oberlin. Delegates reported on a Lorain PL meeting and a funds drive for a 100-picture share business.
The MPERST EAGLES hosted a readable evening at their hall with a program featuring a performance of America by a chorus, a piano duet by Marcela Schroeder and Mildred Turner, reading by Helen Orcutt, and various acts. Attendees included families and local participants, with remnants of the Armistice theme threaded through the program.
An advertising description markets a new beauty cream claiming rapid, long lasting whitening and nourishment. It suggests the product imparts a rose petal texture and cannot be washed off, usable also as a powder base, with no stickiness.
East November 11 The Tree Gr held the regular meeting at noon. Dora Jaeger Kolbe Ramona were present. Marie announced a program on December 25. The next program will be by the men with good attendance desired.
The page lists birthday acknowledgments for Amberst on November 21 and anniversaries for the Holzhaus family with dinner celebrations. It notes a reception for a missionary group at St Peters Evangelical Church with a luncheon and small tables for guests, plus a football girls meeting in Amherst on November 11.
Amherst reports list church ladies aid events and meetings at St Peter's and St Pauls with tentative dates. The Levitt road reopening is announced as now open after repairs, improving traffic flow in the area.
Wellington reports funeral notices from Foxboro and Rinss as families mourn. Armistice Day dinner organizers prepare a veterans event in Wellington with a mass community gathering and a special entre served at 5 50 pm. Local groups including the American Legion and Minstrel Show committee plan events and meetings at the Furze home and Denman Denman.
Wellington Mass Nov 11 Mrs Wa Barton wife of Rev Barton ex Moderator of the National Council of Congregational church 168s and former pastor after Oberlin graduation.
The Northeast Ohio Student conference on World Court and Fellowship will be held in Oberlin from Friday to Sunday. Events cover discussions and related activities.
Oberlin reports show Prof. and Mrs. Jesse Mack hosting a party for local and visiting members, with readings from Arcadia and a dessert of cakes and sandwiches. The Oberlin Woman’s Club Education Department meets with Mrs. George Dudley to hear about engineering achievements and enjoy social hour.
A crowded Nov 11 gathering includes remarks on the Grange meeting upcoming on November 13. Local girls and their club leader Mrs. Carpenter are praised for efforts and the group discusses a contest and candidate volumes. Boston Ross and Elsha were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith on Lake Avenue.
Mrs Mary IVI spent a few days last week with her son and wife in Elyria. Families visit friends in Marieg and Oberon over the weekend. The Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday for dinner at A J Carpenter's home. Farmers Institute planning meeting held at Durkee home for January 22. Missionary society reports at Robinson meeting on Washington Friday afternoon.
The Department of Agriculture analyzes winter hog marketings and finds they will be smaller than the June 1925 survey suggested. Lower corn prices and a potential spring delay shrink the total. past corn shortages spurred winter movements, and higher sow holdings for spring farrowing may further reduce this season's marketings.
An advertisement quotes Mrs Nellie Leary of Toledo describing relief from dizziness hot flashes and fatigue after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It urges readers to obtain the remedy from a druggist or write to Dr Pierce for advice and a trial bottle.
The June 1925 pig survey estimates the 1925 spring pig crop in the Corn Belt over 10 percent smaller than 1924 and about 3.5 million head below 1923. The report notes timing of marketings from November to February and adjustments to 1924 data, with costs to packers for 1922-23 and 1924-25 totals.
Guardian Trust Co transfers to Augusta Hackathorn lots 13 1 2 block D Border Cities Sheffield Lake EL Barr transfers to Frank Q total SSS Avon Beach Avon Lake for 500 dollars George Slebei transfers to John Pastor a lot on Vulcan Street Eiyrin Anna Pa ta E Modi a lot 1 rain for 1090 dollars
An old ad touts McCoy's Liver and Oil Compound Tablets promising weight gain and quick results. It claims women, men, and children can gain pounds in days while declaring the product is easy to take and effective, with a 39 day guarantee and price noted as 50 cents.
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