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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
4
The annual meeting of the Associated Charities Board, open to the public, will be held Tuesday Oct. 14 at 4 20 p.m. in the directors' room at the Lorain County Bank Building. Signed by President G. L. Rotherdon.
The Hamilton Parent Teachers' Association held its first meeting of the year on a Thursday afternoon. President Carl Martin spoke briefly, outlining aims for the year. Miss Syme of the Way invited attendees, with Shetton and Miss Freese, the newly elected principal, addressing subjects of importance to the association.
About thirty ladies signed as charter members for the organization eligible for membership. Meetings for work and study will be held on the first Wednesday afternoon each month. New officers include Mrs. Win Hateer as president Mrs. Jno Jehie as vice president Mrs. A Nieding as secretary and Mrs. O Schambacher as treasurer. A constitution will be adopted at the next meeting in November S.
Lorain Ohio October 10 G E Reed business agent of boilermakers and iron shipbuilders union travels to Cleveland Monday for talks with international officers amid expected strike action at American Shipbuilding Co local yards and Great Lakes shipyards. 600 union boilermakers and iron shipbuilders who voted to strike if pay rise 10 to 25 percent was granted remain at work awaiting international sanction. First class entertainment at Cas wide Dance Hall October lath featuring Walls seven piece orchestra. Penny supper ad notes Chamberlain cough remedy endorsement by a Mrs Timberlake of Indians Pa, citing prior pneumonia and bronchitis relief.
Deputy Collectors Victor F. Breitenstein and Fred Caynts will be in Lorain Elyria Wellington Amherst Oberlin at specified post office hours to collect various taxes incl income War luxury and automobile taxes. Office hours are 2:20 to 4:30 p m on Fridays and Thursdays in Lorain and other dates in the month at listed cities.
Miss Inez Whappel daughter of Mrs S A Reesey and Nelson E MacFarland were married at the First Congregational church in Lorain on Wednesday by Rev Grant. More than 204 relatives and friends attended the ceremony.
The Elyria school board proposes a million dollar plan to construct a second story wing on the Western Heights school, remodel the old Washington High, and add a link between Lincoln and Technics High. The project aims to house science labs, expand capacity, and provide heat for the junior high and new wing as enrollments rise.
A V Hageman a Lorain real estate dealer filed suit against Lorenzo Hozzell to collect 990 as commission on a 323000 sale. He says he was authorized to sell the property and found a buyer who paid an initial sum, but the defendant refused to deed. The plaintiff seeks his earned commission.
Olga Etting sues William J. Etting for gross neglect and extreme cruelty and requests restoration of her maiden name Head Srey in Amherst. Also mentions local Red Cross society and Medina road improvements including Cleveland Winkley Wadsworth road paving and LeRoy pavement completion. Indicates advertisements for produce and window specials with prices.
Miss Minerva Masquerade Dance 3 to be held by Argile Lodge Daugh St Aubin and Clyde Donnelly both of Scotland in Wurst Hall Lorain were quietly married at ilein Prizes given admission 25 Sandusky Wednesday Janes 1-18-2t
Lorain street department begins replacing stone sidewalks on Broadway with concrete in October.
Automobiles of J. F. Earley Lorain and H. Hewlett Vermilion were badly damaged in a collision but the occupants of both cars escaped uninjured.
George W. Johnson, formerly of this city, has accepted a call to Linden Avenue Baptist Church in Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. To 2 qobey of Columbus is L.O. Onderhll, a well known piano man who recently sold property and purchased a 75 acre farm in Medina County known as the Rising Farm. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Burns and others are noted guests. Katherine Steves returned home from Monroe, Michigan after visiting her aunt Sprague. Miss Rather-Collier of Cleveland to spend weekend with Flyrna Milligan in Chattaoga, Tenn. Notes announce a Y.M.C.A. gymnasium class for ages seven to ten, with a demonstration at the Y.M.C.A. gymnasium Saturday at 3:00 pm. Lessons begin Oct 18 and run to Jan 31, 1920, with a $2.60 fee. mothers invited to bring children.
A Lent evening gathering from St Pauls church took a large crowd to Schramm road for a social with a business meeting. The group planned a burlesque of The Old Damefirt School set for November 6 and 7 with rehearsals starting next week. Choir members will travel to Lorain for an annual mission festival and a Ladies Mission Society meeting aimed at promoting mission work and charitable effort.
A noted remedy promotes Mentholized Arcime mixed with boiled water as a gargle for twice daily use. The maker claims noticeable relief after a week or ten days, suggesting natural remedies can counter seasonal rhinitis.
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