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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
6
Notable gathering in Elyria Canton with speakers from Second Congregational and local ministerial associations. Talks covered faith in daily life, political integrity, and the balance between spirituality and business, ending with community organizations listing upcoming events and meetings.
Local clubs hold meetings and events through the week. The Pollyanna Club hosted a kid party with games and lunch. the Coterie Club gathered for a midweek meeting. the Masonic dance attracted over two hundred attendees with Giles Orchestra providing music.
Alice Brady the actress daughter of Willam Brady sued James L. Gune for divorce in a Supreme Court proceeding. The case stems from alleged misconduct with a younger man and dates to last August, with details expected to emerge publicly soon. Brady met her husband while both worked in Die some studio and the marriage occurred May 19.
The Washington Civ Club hosts an evening event with a supper and discussions on future plans. Attendees from the Teachers' program and ward committees are invited to participate, with focus on fund-raising for repairs and the upcoming reorganization.
The Federated Men's clubs announce a February 10 dinner with Bishop Quayle of St Louis as speaker. He will discuss Abraham Lincoln and the first American at Markley school. The program includes student declamations and Thanksgiving songs across grades.
The First Congregational Church plans a Thanksgiving pantry drive delivering hundred bags of supplies to the Schanif fer Miastomary Training School in Cleveland. Volunteers will gather and stock a small grocery store and share holiday cheer with church families and parish homes. A Wednesday afternoon gathering at four o clock includes local organizers Windman and Waerens.
Mr ed Samuelson visits Veottene ain Mevelana over the weekend. Mrs Sumner Boorne hosts at her Second street home. The catholic club meets Monday with Mr Lucy Williams at 22K Broad street. I Kope at Memorial hospital. Moon of LaQuaire Road recovering from blood poisoning. Miley Bertha Amit of Arhland visiting. Dorothy bredetics at 10 Cheatnut Street. Dexter prinder at 337 Fftrh ML. Mineral Re Lorehe sedfennn and Desrital aw.
The Mayflower Sewing Circle will be entertained December 1 at the home of Mrs. Woop Kelley at 1271 East Prinue. A regular session of business was conducted at the Mayflower Camp meeting last evening.
Marriage licenses include Walter spray 27 facing mahal and Florence Brotherton 21 in Elg hn Rey Norby. Joe Matrra 36 laborer and Mary Curopa 4. Loram A Justice of the Peace Albert McCoogan 9 railroad man and Rane Fraser 2 ura A Justice of the Peace Harles Gibbs 26 Llyn dre usher and Elizabeth Jenkins edy clerk Lorain Rev Kirby.
Fragmentary hospital notes list names and streets including Barbara Jasa Nett Cleveland Street George Fechter Crafton Phillis Dreger Robo Dischared Carl Baussan Val lay City Vrs DB Roiat Dewey Avenue Miss Melton 14th Street Per 1 Mende North Eaton Mre Helen Olenich and baby East Bridge Street Florence Marshall Eighth Street.
The Americanization association operates a broad program under director Miss Edith Gull with assistant Miss Kathran Schopbach. During the past month 145 men women and youths under 21 registered in English classes and related activities at Settlement House Gates School Hamilton School and Garrold School. Multiple evening classes include cooking crafts English clubs and gymnasiums taught by a team of named instructors across several sites.
The notice outlines weekly programs at Settlement House including cooking for girls 13 to 16, dancing and handwork, choir and singing groups, sewing for 13 year olds, story hour, and a kindergarten meet under the board of education. Teachers named include Mina Keith Gill Albert Menearos Miss Humphrey Miss LaRue Miss McCauley and Miss Schopbach.
The text explains two local government types: counties and townships as political subdivisions of states. It notes most township affairs are managed by county officials but states increasingly guide and supervise county and township governance. It discusses New England town meetings led by selectmen and asks if any states outside New England use the same form.
The article explains local government structure and officer duties including county commissioners, trustees, sheriffs, and clerks. It covers election timing, term lengths, corruption risks, and ways citizens can monitor and influence county operations and school boards.
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