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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
12
Miss Mary Juke Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs John Edwards of Waukegan will wed Cyrus L Papp of Watkee son of the late ex governor E L Pispill of Wisconsin. The ceremony is at St Marys Church with Rev J B Mooney officiating.
Community groups list Monday and Sunday gatherings across Lorain area churches and clubs. Executive board sessions, Ladies Auxiliary events, Mission Band meetings, and Daughters of Scotia initiation fill the week with church services and social hours.
The trustees of the Old Ladies Home will meet Tuesday morning at 10 o clock at 2345 East Avenue to discuss monthly business with Mrs J G. Members of the Congregational Church hold a regular meeting Monday October 9 at two thirty PM at the church for business and other matters. The Business Professional Women's Club gathers at the club rooms by 6 15 PM tonight.
Local society notes cover the Amaryllis Club entertaining by Mrs Lewis, Four O'Clock Club events led by Prof J F Mack, Methodist conference plans, Spanish War Auxiliary meeting, wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs J B Seward, Ridgeville Church notes on evolution seminar, Epworth League and Royal Neighbors activities, and Parent-Teacher Association engagements with delegates traveling to Cincinnati.
Hospital notes list admissions including Andy Ittr 32nd St Lorain Ks F Peters 312 West Broad St Mrs John Cooper 1355 Parksie Cus Hugh Graham 4960 East 76th St Cleveland George Zbatosas 12 363 Plover St Lakewood Joe Frolo 2121 David Lakewood. Names Alfred Robinson Pearl Walker Arthur Schaber Pearson LaGrendica Lorain justice of the peace.
The item lists residents traveling to Chattanooga Tennessee and Delaware Ohio, guests including Catherine Schubert and Russell, Mrs. John Derefield of Amherst, Mrs. Emerselline Berger visiting Mrs. Lucy Barons of Lorain, and others. It notes Mrs. Andrew Massfield entering St Joseph’s Hospital, Henry Kofsky on Ohio Wesleyan football, and multiple families leaving or visiting Detroit and Detroit area.
A reader asks about fidelity and emotional dissatisfaction in marriage. Mrs Thompson urges restraint, warns against extramarital affairs, and advises respecting parental boundaries while highlighting common temptations of modern romance.
Twelfth street hosts a gathering as Mrs Eleanor Sonzet on Chestnut Street welcomes guests including Miss Kathryn Eckl Wesleyan University Delaware class of 1938 and Mrs Myre Fran Eehler along with Airs Otto Mischka and relatives. Listed attendees include Mrs Water Vermilion and Mr Mischka planning to join Sunday for events at Ghoiol avenues and a Sandusky High School football game.
Muskingum College at New Concord plans a homecoming October 20 featuring the stadium dedication and a football game against Hiram College. Alumni from across the United States will attend a special dinner honoring key contributors as the college aims to raise 590,969 for its endowment fund, with notable figures like Dr W C Thompson Congressman C Ellis Moore and Wayne Wheeler among expected attendees.
Washington analysis notes Governor Lowden in Haoi[?] discusses agricultural crisis and the insolubility of the problem. The piece previews his speech before the American Agricultural Crisis forum and critiques Wall Street Journal editors.
The article argues farm prices stay weak despite better weather and lower costs abroad. It cites distorted world supply, tariffs, and exports as factors keeping farmers at risk. It calls for decisive policy actions by bankers, legislators, and leaders to prevent a crisis and implement an equitable solution.
Mr Lowden and cooperative leaders now accept that a wide scattered farmer group needs government authority to collect the equalization fee. Without producer participation, the loss of surplus crop risks undermining the association and its membership.
Mery Daniels, 40, was found dead yesterday afternoon in her Grand Avenue home. A phone receiver was off the hook, suggesting she was unable to answer for several hours. Mrs Daniels lived with her husband and other family members.
A social dance event is planned in Grafton for Saturday evening October 3 with music by the Jolly Four Orchestra. Organizers advertise the occasion in the Telegram Want Page as a lively community entertainment.
Bobbed tailed tiger cat missing from business section Wednesday. Answers to Jerry. Call 2483 or 2359 before 6:00 p.m. Reward offered.
Mrs. Hazel Randall delegates management of her territory to Mrs. C F Johnston of 126 Broadstreet Elyria with phone S81. She will be assisted by Ann C D Crawford, manager of The Real Silk Treasury Mills Co 312 Masonic Building. Courtesies requested.
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