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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
21
Miss Rose Moriarty spoke to Lorain county club women on Women in Politics substituting for Mrs. A B Pyke. She urged women to feel responsibility for government, promote public opinion, and use influence wisely as the suffrage movement grows. She urged voters to study candidates beyond party labels and consider motives and standards.
Members of the Elyria Lorain Welsh American Women’s club heard Mrs J Inpfize national president discuss the national convention planned for Columbus in June. A concert by Welsh singers was arranged for Elyria on April 10. Evans from the Cleveland home explained new procedures for the recently built home. Daffodils decorated the rooms and refreshments were served.
A Fellowship meeting at the Baptist church drew four to five hundred attendees signaling the end of Dr. Neighbour’s first year as pastor. Reports highlighted a remarkable year of church work, with a farewell prayer and praise service followed by informal fellowship and a strong sense of Christian unity. Rev. Nicols is settling into his role, aiding in the Sun Gay school, and a second year of vigorous church activity is anticipated. Madame Bartlett addressed the Research Club on Serbian work, adding musical selections. The Garford Parent-Teachers Association holds a meeting with a reading by Eleanor Thomas, and Division A hosts a Silver Tea. Juanita Gibbs marks her tenth birthday with Easter-themed decorations and gifts.
Local residents and visitors circulate through Elyria and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Lersch return from St Petersburg Florida. Arthur Sullivan visits Sandusky. families host guests from Cleveland East River Toronto and Toledo. Easter plans, sermons, and civic events are noted along with births and deaths in the area.
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