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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
2
At St Peter's Evangelical church Amherst the Ladies Aid Society and Gleaners Society vote to merge after January 1 1926 forming a single larger organization. The meeting featured songs recitations German and English readings and a German reading by Mrs Henry Holle. About forty guests attended and refreshments followed.
Attendees from Amherst included A W Kahl Rev Tabbert Geo Holstein J J Mueller Clayton Springer Joby Springer Geo Liphardt John Bechtel and John Ludwig at the Laymen convention at W 14 Evangelical Church Amherst Nov 15. Local society meetings and school programs are reported with notices of luncheon, concerts and hospital entries with names and places in Amherst and surrounding towns.
Mr. Roe noted workers gave money after the campaign, drawn proportionally by higher earners, collected by the chest with minimal expense. B. Johnson, chair, said the success depended on salesmanship and timely pledges.
Speakers highlight Chest fund distribution plans and local charity work. John son and George Stevens Jr outline administration of public funds, while Tod Morse and Sotherden discuss Associated Charities and Memorial Hospital care growth. Red Cross notes praise aid after Lorain tornado.
The text reflects a fragmentary discussion of leadership and exploration. It cites Christopher Columbus and his stance on continuing voyages, echoing a campaign era analogy to perseverance and risk in discovering America.
Harry H. Smith erected a 50 foot flag pole behind his home on Pound farm in La Porte. The ash shaft shows weather effects and a brass ornament at the top. Pound farm reportedly saw the pole being cut and raised by local labor.
A local team defeated Oxford in a college contest as officials plan a series of upcoming farms and chamber speakers were discussed to be arranged soon.
A driver was called to a police report yesterday afternoon after a rear end collision on the Elyria road near Grafton. The other vehicle fled the scene. the damaged car carried plate number 65056. Further details were not provided.
Elms E Stevick of this city files divorce against D J Stevick alleging cross neglect and sullen quarrels. She states he left on November 1 during absence and accuses him of misappropriating bonus goods and seeks custody of their child and alimony.
The McCoonell Savings and Loan Co began foreclosure on a mortgage against Toho AL G of Lorain. The company claims 21,57.88 as due on the note secured by a mortgage on a lot in Browne Lorain.
Wellington November 13 word reached here of the death of Dorian C Watters brother of a Watters of the Place and of Mrs Fred Tode at his Riverside home this morning. Two years are 4 Watters and children to andrew enjoyed a long visit at their brother and uncle's home. The Kiwanis club wired their sympathy to Mr Watters and Mrs. Watters Riverside by this and Airs.
In Wellington on Wednesday afternoon a simple home ceremony united Mrs. Jessie Howk with Judge S. Gotti of Cleveland. Aliss Leona West and Mrs. Recard witnessed the event. The couple plan an extended tour through the West and California, expected to return around May.
Gary Wellington visits Mayor Gorr Wellington with his mother and father from Elyria. The small child, seen in an old suitcase at Biz Four depot, captured hearts in Wellington and surrounding homes yesterday.
Nov 13 notices from Wellington report Alberta Watters of Obes attending an event with Ely J on Tite. Fragmentary lines show a meeting with board roles and local officials referenced in a brief community update.
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