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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1920

Page

2

League of Nations debated in local church program

A local church outlines its six week Sunday morning sessions and Thursday evening classes led by Rev J H Grant and Miss Mueller to study home missions fields. The plan involves 150 to 200 members across adult and youth groups while a sermon on prophetic scripture connects current events to biblical teaching. The talk on the League of Nations prompts interest in the main auditorium service with a male quartet to close the evening.

Pafter J H Grant Miss Mueller League OF Nations Auditorum

RMU Banquet Presented by Aid Society for Ghosa

A Fifty-person banquet was held in the First Methodist banquet room with pink and white decor. Guests included Mr. LC Atterbury and church leaders guiding the program. Marian Davies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Davies, wed Lows ruler of Cleveland in a ceremony at the bride’s home, attended by Elyrians including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davies and Mrs Guthrie Ske. Over one hundred youths gathered for the Lorain County Executive meeting at the Congregational church basement, with social games and inter-society delegations. Miss Egolf hosted the first meeting of the Economics Department of the Woman’s Civic Club at her Middle Avenue home with a poking utensil demonstration by R Herbert of Oberlin and luncheon. The Second Year of the School of Missions by the First Congregational Church will begin October 8.

Banet Methodist Arca Dies’ Aid Society LC Atterbury Fifth Street Ald Winters Afg Carl Squire RMP ELV RLS Ciel Eland Marian Davies Wouro John Davies Evyeland Elytia Resiie Lows Cleveland Ikhart Eide Bel Avenue Robertsea Will Davies Frank Brown Guthrie Wwe Lorain County Ret Congregational Church Mm Ree Manhattan Lengel First Congregational Church George S‘evel Bove Fcovowics Miss Egolf Misa Anca Egolf Onddle Avenue Snbme Economics Woman's Civic Club R Herbert Oberlin Wiss Cgolf

LOCAL PERSONAL NOTES AND WEEKEND VISITORS

Mrs F A Walker of Charles Court hosts Mre James Toms of Fast Clere and Wir Toms will join for the weekend. Miss Dorothy West of Gates School spends the weekend in Perry Ohio. Edith Terrell, student of pardon Wallace in Berea, visits aunt Mrs J R West. Mrs Adam Decker visits daughter Mrs W L Wonder in Cleveland this week. Mrs J Robson and Wiss May Robson leave for Salina Kansas to visit Henry Webb. Mr and Mrs Henry Martin of Lodi are guests at parental home in Cleveland over Sunday. Elyria friends of Carol Watson regret his condition worsens after double pneumonia with peritonitis following appendicitis surgery. Mr and Mrs D Troxel return from Canadian Rockies trip with visits to relatives. Esther Conway returns from Denver stayed with uncle J Con Way. The marriage of Miss Olli Morris of Toledo to James McMillan of Sandusky announced. interest among local friends. Mrs Irwin Wendell hosts Laurel Card Club. high score Mrs James Brandan. guests Mrs Bart Summers, Miss Hart, and Mrs WH Stegman. Miss Olive Dunfee leaves for Fort Wayne to enter chiropractic college for a year.

Irwin Wendell Laurel Card Club Kenyon Avenue James Brandan Bart Summers Hart WH Stegman

Week's Entries To Probate Court

The probate court last week saw J B Nichols named administrator for Mary Ramsdell of Lorain with bond $4000. R H H Rice seeks appointment for Warie Hayes of Lorain. hearing Oct 6. W Il of Augst Oehlke of Lorain and WIl of Lilie F Morse of Elyria filed for probate. F A Steton named administrator for Io K Bre Rey of Elyria Road. William Goetz appointed administrator for George Goetz of Avon with bond $200. Grace Wynn named guardian for Ralph Wynn of Kipton with bond $200. Frank J Bates named guardian for Carl Bates with bond $500. Clifford Warner of Lorain declared insane, sent to Massillon hospital. Burial services set for William Szerczynoski, aka William Bender, for self-inflicted death yesterday. interment at Ridgelawn.

J B Nichols Mary Ramsdell Lorain R HH Rice Warie Hayes Oehlke Lilie F Morse Elyria A Stetaon Io K Bre Rey Late of Elyria Road Wiliam Gontz George Goetz Avon Grace Wynn Ralph Wynn Kipton Frank J. Bates Bates Chfford Warner Massillon Hospital

Social Justice Day Honor To Mothers At Harding Home

Senator Harding addresses a mass gathering of women from every state labeled as mothers. He urges protection of American motherhood and equal pay, calling for federal and state action in welfare, health, and labor to support motherhood and childhood.

Marion United States Warren G Harding Union Harding Republican Party Mra Harding Alice Longworth Corrine Roosevelt Robinson Leonard ‘Wood Bpron Harriet Taylor Upton Raymond Hobins Iss Rose Morlarts Ely Tla Columbus W C Christy Oberlin J. M Clark Ohio Lorain America Safa Department of Public Welfare Department of Public Health

Toledo price commission hits rents

The Toledo price commission ordered rents lowered to relief tenants and required landlords to comply or face federal grand jury scrutiny. Miss Mary Calkins, manager of the Scottwood apartments, failed to appear with rent data after a prior remark about tenants and critics.

Toledo Fair Price Commission Mary Calkins Scottwood Apartments

Sheriff Reports Bergdoll Seen Driving Near Andover

Freeholder Robert Smith of Sussex County said he saw Bergdoll at 109 across the morning driving rapidly in an automobile from Andover toward Hackettstown. By the time he recovered from the surprise and confirmed the identification, the car was out of sight.

Sussex Robert Smith Smith Bergdoll Acroch Andover Hackettstowo

Protest by Lorain businessmen over city electric service

Twenty five South Lorain business men met with Mayor William F Grail at City Hall to protest poor light service in that section. Milkolate stands for purity strength endurance. ask your dealer.

Lorain South

New York Oct 2 The Cell Condition Of Enruring Hotter Banks

New York report notes the cell condition of enuring hotter banks and trust companies for thr.

New York

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