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Prohibition at a local school bans girls from wearing silk stocks to class. The policy affects student attire and school discipline procedures may follow for violators.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
12
Prohibition at a local school bans girls from wearing silk stocks to class. The policy affects student attire and school discipline procedures may follow for violators.
The Norwalk District Methodist meeting featured Bishop T. S. Henderson of Cincinnati delivering Busting an Evangelical Church. He urged stewardship evangelism world service and missionary sermons lasting October 18 to 25. A Layman's Viewpoint was given by John Cox and county pastors planned next year’s program with elected officers including Edwin Kirby and William Brown among others. Dr. A. E. Day spoke on South America and Dr. Dars discussed Latin America with hope for Protestant missions. Benediction by Dr. Kirby closed the session.
Mrs. W G Shara hosted the Elyric Chapter D A R Tuesday afternoon at a luncheon for 26 guests. The program featured three musical numbers, anecdotes of ancestors, and remarks on heritage. A motion passed to gift a silk flag for chapter activities and to hold a future meeting at Mrs. YT Robinson’s home with a welcome shower for immigrant women.
Community groups announce events tonight at First Bepius church and K of P hall including Women Missionary Society supper at 7 pm and Carpenters Local U installation. Other meetings cover Moose Lodge and G A R rooms, St Paul’s church council, Eagles ball, L B S Club activity, and an election of officers for the Winners class at Church of Christ with Edward Krugman as president and Raymond Finney as vice president.
The Nisian District Sons of Veterans Auxiliary plans a convention Saturday Oct 15 starting at 2 pm with Obig Division president Mrs Elizabeth Felt of Dayton expected to preside A large class of candidates will be invited Supper served to delegates and members at St Pauls Evangelical church The evening Circle No 7 of the Methodist Episcopal church postponed to tomorrow afternoon for meeting with Mrs Dickson 120% Middle Avenue and Mrs Ison 120% Meddle area Kiwanis Thursday program includes entertainment by the High School Quartet and board reports
Dr. RW Hercock presented A Carbuncle Its Potentialities and Dr W E Hart of Birrie gave an editorial on Dr Osler at the Lorain County Medical Society meeting held at the Ac égrew s Hotel Wellington before the monthly gathering. Mrs Hobart Marsh hosted the N A Q club at her Cambridge street home with a social evening and planned October 27 event at Mrs Rolin Lumley s Beverly Court residence.
Miss Mary Rodgers of Foster Avenue entertained in a Halloween themed bridal shower for Mrs. Lawrence Marsh formerly Miss Marifory Pollard of Livingston Avenue Lorain. Guests played games and contests with prizes to Mrs J B and Mrs Jack, and the bride received a matching silverware set.
Miss Marion Neprud editor of the Ohio Woman Voter was honored at a Tuesday reception by the League of Women Voters in Youds Women’s Christian Association parlors. Efforts praised the league’s goals with suggestions for civic education and community engagement.
Persongais Mss Varginia Crancell of Sarl court spent the seen end in Del aware visiting friends who are attending Ollo Weslesa sity. Mr. and Mrs. Heult re turned yesterday from a week's honeymoon in Caicaro. Mrs. Auit prior to her marriage was Miss Ruth Harding. Mr. George Henry of Topeka is visiting at the home of his parents. Mrs. Marie Chinque and Mrs. Jesse Bernard returned from a ten day trip to St Petersburg Jacksonville and Winter Haven. They report a wonderful trip with Dr. E. Hess of West avenue.
Amhersts Mr and Mrs BA Yuss host with Mr and Mrs Jobs Gormley of suberst to guest duties. Elyria Memorial Hospital reports birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Elmer Oebker Route 2. Memorial Hospital also notes birth for Mr and Mrs Earl Friend of Spencer. Mrs S H Strickter Fitch Street improving. Various families host and visit across Elyria area with guests from Michigan Connecticut and New London. A note on public figures Queen Bodecia referenced as a blonde icon.
Ras leZi for Sidney and others travel notices include Mrs. W. Or. Blerman and family in Detroit for a daughter’s operation. Various visits to Cleveland, Wooster, Columbus, Oberlin, and Lorain marked by social gatherings, greetings, and family news.
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