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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1925

Page

10

Kelser Elected President of Lorain County Institute

The Lorain County Institute concluded with officers elected: president C. S. Kelser of Lorain. vice president Anna Martin of Columbus. secretary treasurer J. J. Waugh of Lorain. Attendance totaled 335 with 295 women, and Miss Margaret Altucker delivered the final address on interpreting the schools to the palette.

C. S. Kelser County Institute Lorain County Lorain Anna Martin Columbus J. J. Waugh Margaret Altucker

Silver Cloth Brightens Gown at Cole and Son event

Velvet hats and felt share popularity as Sigws Jobson and Harlan prepare exhibits over several days. Cole and Son showcase textiles enhancing gowns with bright silver cloth.

Sigws Milady

Auto Service Ad Promises Low Prices and Contact

Auto Laundry and Lorain County Auto Service Co. advertise cheap car care with $.50 and $2.00 pricing. C. T. Short, manager, lists phone 2968 and location near Rear West Market House.

Lorain County Auto Service Co C. T. Short Mgr. Trement Si

Fragmentary OCR Note From AP About PE 854 100 PC

Readable fragments mention AP and PE 854 100 PC but lack context or details. The text is incomplete and does not provide a clear event, person, or location to summarize.

Miss Ruth Meyers and George Wuhrman Wed in Hinsdale

The ceremony took place at First Methodist Episcopal Church with the Rev. Kirby officiating. Miss Ruth Meyers, daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Meyers of Lake Avenue, married George Wuhrman, son of Mrs Nora Wuhrman of Fifth Street. The couple will reside in Hinsdale after a motor trip to Washington D C and then live in Hinsdale. Guests included Frank Wagner Myrtle Brown Olin Wagner and many area families. The bride wore lace and silk brocade gown. organist Mrs Theodore West performed prior to the service.

Ruth Meyers A. C. Meyers Lake Ave George Wuhrman Nora Wuhrman Fifth Street First Methodists Episcopal Church Theodore West Oberlin al Wild Rose Win Kirby the Oride Wass Attracity Rotary Club Ralph Stockmat Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church York City St. Paul's Evangelical Church Mirs William Stunts Broad Street Topia Club Imeets Jet Garner Dell Club Third Street Modern Woodmen of America K. of P. Hall Elks Hall Kna G. Rheed Mace Iveid Lan Legion Mrs Amerigion Women's Denest Association of Maccabees Wurst Hall Elsha Lodge Odd Felllows Hall Ask Harmen Lodge Mascot Hinsdale New Homans Penter Columbia Pia Dora Sisten Tieher Th Presenen Oounds Washington, D. C Hinsdale News Frank Wagner MM Myrtle Brown Olin Francis Ant Nity Dora Wagner New York C.W Carpenter M Ficher North Eaton H. W. Carpenter Barbara Ellouise Ridgeville B.D. Carpenter June Alvin Atwood Carpenter Wilbur H. R. Mac Knight Bedford Onio Clara Rankin Ralph Wuhrman Fiom Palm Beach Florida

Meetings Board Moe Hospital Notes Adm Fejke

A terse meeting note lists Moe as chair of the board and names Adm Fejke along with Gi Wee Dasally MaeTenale and Lidwara in attendance. The fragment hints at hospital matters and administrative notes to be addressed.

Adm Fejke Lidwara

Personal notices of visit and travel across towns

A string of reader notices lists residents and guests visiting relatives and traveling. It mentions Goimore of Colum returning from a tic Anno, several trips to Cleveland and Lorain, and family visits in Ohio. Other lines note a motor trip by Mr and Mrs Mersdorf and Dorothy, and Eugene Smith recovering after a minor operation.

Max Goimore Colum Rae Udran Myze Raledo Neces Marion Episcopal Lion Lake Yo Merman Me Anna Ne Martin Ariter Senrinck Joa Niesee Ty Stefenning Hatta Higman Colorado McDonald James Burt Misa Dorothy Conneaut Ohio Sarah Herd Marguerite Glaser Lorain George Mersdorf Dorothy Yosturday Eugene Smith I. W. Smith Cleveland Street

visitors and travel notes from local residents and pilots

The record mentions Milton Wilcox leaving for Willimantic Connecticut for a two week vacation with his parents. Mrs B A Francie and daughter Miss Harriott depart 347 East River Street for New York City to visit Miss Marjorie H Francis studying at the New York Post Graduate Medical School. Mr and Mrs George Barr of East River Street return from the State Fair. The piece also includes aviation remarks about altitude changes during a Shenandoah flight and contrasts a proposed New York to England route with a constant flight level by Espenhain.

Drl. Whidden Eastern Heights Boulevard Milton Wilcox Willimantic, Conn B. A. Francie Harriott East River Street New York City Marjorie H. Francis New York Post Graduate Medical School George Barr Columbus Nland Shenandoah Alleghenies Lakeburnt Espenhain New York England

Blimp Design Changes Highlight Goodyear Experts

Goodyear Zeppelin experts convened in Akron after the Shenandoah disaster to reassess dirigible design. They argue giant airships should avoid long land flights and stay over large water bodies where winds are steadier. Frank Espenhain notes lighter-than-air transport could enable intercontinental travel, citing safer air currents over water.

Akron Shenandoah Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation Goodyear Rubber Co Count Zeppelin Frank Espenhain

Legion Post 12 Tent Set at West Ave and Oberlin Rd

Auxiliary of Legion Post No 12 will set up a tent at the corner of West Avenue and Oberlin Road with refreshments served Sunday and Monday.

Auxiliary of Legion Post No. 12 Corner West Ave Oberlin Rd

University of Chicago Receives Rockefeller Gift for Phoenician Collection

Acting President James H. Tufts announced that the university has been awarded 28 to purchase a renowned Phoenician artifact collection at Sidon, Syria. The donation follows longstanding support from John D. Rockefeller, significantly expanding the university’s antiquities holdings.

Eriway Ee Bresstead The University Chicago James H. Tufts Rockefeller University Sidon Syria

Rockefeller Will Aid Archeology Project in Palestine

John D. Rockefeller Jr. pledged 215000 dollars to support an excavation of Armageddon in Palestine under the direction of Professor Jamen H. The funding aims to advance archaeological work and scholarship in the region.

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