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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
12
Community groups from Elyria and Lorain meet for Bible study, parent teachers associations, social club gatherings, and aid society planning. Members include Mrs Rowland, Miss Roth, and Mrs Shrubsole as events cover Oct meetings, charity drives, and missionary society reports.
A Woman's Missionary Society meeting at First Baptist Church discussed Miss Alma Doering's two month return to Africa with eight pioneers to develop a written language for a new inland tribe and aid Bible translation. plans for an October shower and a September 27 work meeting were set. Mrs R E Neighbour led Devotional on Apostolic Evangelism. Mrs Ackerman spoke on Salt Lake City resources and Mormon influence.
Paul Guth of Park avenue left yesterday to resume studies at Notre Dame University South Bend Indiana. Mrs William Koehn of Cheshire block visited friends in Lorain on Tuesday. Mrs E Stratman of Chicago is spending weeks with her mother Mrs Louise Ernst of 11th. Minnia Winkle of Sanctua ky spending week with sister Mrs C A Kopenhafer Erle street. Mr and Mrs Ralph Standen of Park avenue returned from a motor trip to Columbus and Cincinnati. Mrs Henry Neuter of Neuter court who underwent an operation for her eyes is getting along slowly. Mrs Fred Dachler of Lodi street who has been ill for past week is slowly improving. Norman Johnson of Premont spent yesterday with Mrs Chelmbach of Gracecourt. The Misses Dorothy Cuthers Thelma Monroe and Caroline Lum. Mr and Mrs George Cuthers Franklyn Henderson Fred Parka and Walter Monroe attended a beach party given by Miss Dorothy Wood of Lorain on Tuesday evening. Mr D Gilet and son Robert of New York City are spending a week with Mr and Mrs E M Ausbacher of West avenue. Mrs Frederick Penon and son Theodora Faxon of Atlanta Georgia who are visiting in the city were the dinner guests of Mr and Mrs T L Molise 119 Columbus street last evening. Mrs R W Sockman and infant quastator Juillet have returned from Meteratty Hospital Cleveland.
The family of Reverend W oC Endley nears return to their home at Stop 5 Lake Ave W with baby daughter. People seen in the city include Dr LC Jehm of East Thirty First Street Taraim, William Beal of West Bridee Street, Charles Sioule of Waverly, and Florence Williams of Fast Thirtieth Street. Local entries show Baldwin Wallace College admission and visits by Heman Els, T J Veoise, and several Misses with various names noted among a jumble of names and streets.
A regional ad extols Moava Dental Cream as a cure for pyorrhea and dental decay. It claims simple usage instructions and lasting relief, urging readers to purchase to prevent humiliation from receding gums and tooth loss. It promotes a Rochester, Missouri origin and targets dentists and pyorrhea sufferers.
Lorain district residents attend gatherings in Cleveland and Lorain. Visitors include Mrs Arthur T Phipps and Dr LE Phipps in town two weeks, Mr and Mrs Charles Beck, and Mrs W Windeld visiting Cleveland. Elisabeth Hawk enters Baldwin-Wallace College. births and illnesses noted. community clubs meet with mixed attendance. Women magistrates from the United Kingdom attend Oxford summer schools. British voting age discussed.
The New York Supreme Court granted John Jacot Astor Jr four years old a $2 million share of his grandfather's estate. He appears distressed as he is escorted away, while readers are urged to place a quick classified ad for rapid results.
Mrs. W. 8 Mathis has been appointed pharif of Muhlenberg county Kentucky to fill the unexpired term of her husband slain in the line of duty. An Oklahoma girl wife of 17 reportedly caused a sensation by entrusting her baby to a train passenger. Also noted is the Victoria Memorial in London costing over half a billion dollars. Jeanette Edwards named city chemist in Sapulpa Oklahoma. Veal Shoulder Steak 20c lb pork shoulder 22c. McHenry & Carr. Phone 2735.
Miss Jones operates a private kindergarten offering transportation and tuition of five dollars per month. Call 9321 for information.
Mme Letellier of Paris starts music study at 68 and, now 70, is informed her mystical compulations are excellent. She becomes a member of the Society of French Musical Composers Lach stem of the wild poppy has 10 000 to 60 000 seeds.
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