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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
5
Readable fragments show a crowded slate of meetings and social events at churches, lodges, and clubs across Elyria. Listings include Ladies Auxiliary, Knights of Pythias, Rotary, Daughters of St Andrew, Boy Scouts, Woman's Club, and various circle meetings with host addresses and times.
The Women's Welsh Club meeting at Dr. David Evans home on West avenues was indefinitely postponed. A Fremont wedding for Mr Jesse E Monroe and Miss Cresseda Hetrick was celebrated at the Gracether church with Rev. Tressel officiating. A masquerade party by the Daughters of Scotland drew a large crowd at Wurst Hall with prizes awarded for costumes.
Mrs R L Stearns hosted a reception at 216 Princeton Avenue honoring Milton Stearns and Miss Fae McBain following their October 12 ceremony. Guests traveled from Dover North Olmsted Olmsted Falls with many gifts and best wishes for the couple.
The VFW Ladies announce an open Halloween party for members and children after a Sunday meeting at the G A R Hall. Hospital notes list admissions including Robert Shepard and Eleanor French and discharges such as Mrs John Gots and Fern Tickney. Dorothy Belk, Amherst High Latin teacher, read Henry Van Dyke stories at chapel exercises.
James Andorka 26 bottling works manager and Mary Stepp 18 of Lorain recorded to wed with Rev. Koller officiating. Earl Connell 22 carpenter and Thelma Boome 18 of Lorain listed with Rev. Chas H 38 farmer officiating at Lorain.
The page records numerous social visits and movements including Miss Anna Louise Bater hosting guests in Harrison Street and Mrs Gertrude Schaefer of Denver as well as Mr. and Mrs. Claude Esringer hosting a Friday evening party. It notes attendance by several men at the Esringer event and reports on travel, guests, and family news across Washington Avenue Carrollton Cleveland Detroit and Springfield.
Mr and Mrs Ben Abel and Mr Harlow Gould of Rochester New York and Mr and Mrs Cleveland with second Mrs Cleveland from Wisconsin visited Mr and Mrs William X in West Second City.
A brief note records a gathering at the I O O F Hall on Monday evening October 19. Details are minimal with no further context available.
Block and Mr and Mrs Edward Deters return from trip. Mr and Mrs Howard Rawson are back from their honeymoon. Mrs Snodgrass is now Mrs Rawson. Mrs G M Miller of Kenyas visited Van Wert. Mary Rankin joined Grace Hammill of Lorain. Mr and Mrs C E Whitehead return after a ten day Washington D C trip. NX Neufer and family and Amelia Schmitz joined FL Jackson in Cleveland yesterday. Flora Forbes, East Sis Cleveland, attended local events. Dr John Robertson spoke at Cascade Park BPWC optics. Fred Stes Jr and Mrs James Brandal drove to Cleveland Heights and saw a performance at Keither's Palace.
A advertising blurb touts Mallosio ant rey vt beauty powder promising long wear. It claims perspiration will not affect it and that it tones with natural coloring to make pores invisible. Sold by Uras a3 Drug Store and Lews Mercantile Co.
Washington October 19 Gen George Squire retired head of the Army Signal Corps and inventor of wired wireless under which multiplex telephonys possible was denied by the supreme court of the United States today a re protection ruling.
The Pythian Sisters announce a card party to be held at the Wall-K of P venue on Monday evening October 19th. Proceeds will support their lodge activities and community efforts.
The first dance of the season is set for Monday October 26 in Oberlin Ohio with Clyde S. Moore directing. The event invites local volunteers and students to participate in the opening program.
The passage notes a legal contest with the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. over alleged unsanctioned use of a patent. General Squier had previously lost in lower courts.
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