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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1924

Page

7

Pre-Senten Week Services At Church Of Christ

The Church of Christ on Second Street begins Pre-Easter meetings Sunday at 10 30 AM and continues each evening at 7 50 PM except Saturdays, ending Easter Sunday. The program centers on Jesus teachings and last week scenes with musical participation by Harley St regular choir and others while new members present topics on repentance and fundamental teachings.

Church of Christ On Second Street Harley St Constantine Lehmingsen Burgin

Community groups schedule evening events across city

Tonight many organizations meet: Young People’s Department panaller at church 600 Dm. Class of 1823 reunion at K of Smile and Dial. Eastern Star Masonic Temple initiation. Daughters of Scotia and Lodge No 96 events. K of P ball. Grace Lutheran Junior Society at church. Rogel Ne S of America Wurst hall. Rasd Parent-Teachers Association. Mr and Mrs S 239 Gates hosts. St Paul’s Church choir rehearsal at 8:00 pm. Brookside PTA meets at school.

Young People's Department of First Congregations Panaller Cnareh Smile Dial Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Daughters of Scotia Lady Robercsoza Lodge K. of P. Ball Society of Grace Lutheran Church Rogel S of America Wurst Security Association Rasd Asaf St. Auls Brookshide Parent-Teachers Association

Cooking Classes Continue At Elks Auditorium

Mrs. Jane Carrol of New York City led a cooking class at the Elks auditorium detailing sauces gravies and thickenings for thin to thick sauces. She outlined a formal dinner plan and presented a luncheon main dish idea Asperagus and Eggs with a butter flour roux and cheese sauce.

Jane Carrol New York City el’ S* Auditorium

United Presbyterian Congregational Meeting Recap

The United Presbyterian Congregational meeting discussed offerings and parish matters. New officers were named and the group planned future activities as Florence Walton was honored for industry leadership.

Meetings and talks across multiple local organizations

A series of upcoming meetings and talks announced for April include the K P meeting with Mrs. C M Johnson, a Chestnut Grove PTA talk by Dr Kerler, Womans Care Club executive board gathering, Elizabeth Stevens Massion Society at the Methodist church, United Presbyterian supper at 6, YWCA convention issues speech by Anna Caldwell, an Education Group luncheon, and Lorain County Medical Society dinner and paper by Dr B E Leatherman plus associates.

Dr. Kerler Chestnut Grove Parent Teachers Association Dr. Battiett Elizabeth Stevens Massion Society Method Opal Church United Preamierian Church Anna Caldwell National Board of Lumini Y. W.ca Lorain County Medical Society Elks B. E Leatherman Toledo Anesa, Garnos and Throat

Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Hosts Card Party

The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary met at the G A R Hall last night with no business. An all day event on April 17 was announced to include a tureen dinner at noon. A card party followed with prize winners listed among the ladies.

Sons of Veterans Auxiliary G. A. R.hall Tolows William Gowmans A. R. Storey

Hospital Alumnae Association Meets

Hospital alumnae association meets to discuss memorial events and upcoming activities. Members gather at the former hospital building to plan programs and community outreach.

Hospital Alumnae Association

Soctar Club Entertained at Home of Charles Kaiser

The Loval Cinh hosted a Soctar Club evening at Charles Gainenmeister’s Lake Avenue home. Guests played cards and enjoyed music with high score by Mrs. Dil Due and Mr. Boss, second place Mrs Poetic and Henry Dildine. Luncheon followed. Next meeting set for April 10 at Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser on Beebe Court.

Loval Cinh Tasteverine Wis

Sunny Afternoon Club Meets April Eighth

A pleasant afternoon was spent as Mrs. William Birkime hosted the Sunny Afternoon Club at 246 Wood Street. Eight games of pedro were played with prizes won by Mrs. Fred Raesler, Mrs. Frank Derek, and Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore. The next meeting is set for April 8 at Mrs. Gilmore’s 1$$ Beli Ave Rue due to attendance issues.

William Birkime Wood Street Pedro Fred Raesler Frank Derek Elizabeth Gilmore

WMCC Club Meeting Finds Fourteen Members in Attendance

The WMCC Cinhb gathered on Fuer Street with fourteen members. Prizes were awarded as Mrs. E Rainey and J. Bell first, Mrs. W Given and W. Snaver second, and Mrs. J A Bell and A. Rainey third. Dancing and refreshments finished the evening. Ed Dumke to host in two weeks.

Wmcc Cinhb Mites Daca Siduocel Fuer Street E Rainey J. Bell W. Given W. Snaver J. A. Bell A. Rainey Ed Dumke Marseillen Avenue

Local Students and Relatives Visit Wooster Area

Miss Evelyn Van Os of Wooster tours Ohio for spring break visiting Mrs Lula Dockery and the Slack family. Obscure references to Baldwin Wallace student Miss Josephi Puccoz visits from Berea while Rev G A Brown delivers sermons. various Wooster and Cleveland residents host family members during vacations.

Evelyn van Os Wooster Lula Dockery Frank Slack Grant Metal Char John Frankin Buree, Jr Washington Avenues Jen BueyTus Josephi Wuccoz Baldwin-Wallace College Berea Ohio H.C. Wilcox East Avenue G. A. Brown United Presbyteran Church Fed Presbyterian Church Veland Allen Coven Col- Wooster Cation Loge John Scheffler Cleveland A. Hegnbotham J. Heginbotham James D Brown Muskingum College New Concord Harrison Street Sarah F. Madge

Ladies Aid Society of St. Pauls Meeting News

The Ladies Aid Society of St. Pauls met in the church parlors with thirty members and six visitors. Mrs Oswald led devotions and Mr Paul Bourquin read a paper on The Obligation of the Church Member. Miss Alec Heginbotham sang That Wonderful Mother of Mine. Luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. P Wooster and Mrs Williams.

Ladies Aid Society of St P. Wooster Wiliams M A WorckKentuss C. Woeckent

Fortnightly Club Hostesses entertain members

The Fortnightly Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Chauncey Griswolds Lake Avenue home. Mrs James W Van Dusen presented a paper The Encyclopaedists and Mrs Charles Bramai spoke on Didrot D Alembert. Mrs Charly Johnson read selections from Rousseau. The event was hosted by Mrs Griswold and Mrs Johnson with guests to follow at Mrs George Sts East Ave address.

Chauncey Griswold Soe Johnson Lake Avenue James W. van Dusen Sts Charles Bramai Charly Johnson Rousseau George

Birthday party proves happy affair in St Pauls area

A birthday gathering at St Pauls church resulted in a warm social night with guests, gifts, and a modest lunch. Ralph Bemis hosted the Youre Peoples League meeting, twenty five members attended, Lois Newding Alma Bourquin and George Mownyinning won prizes, plans for next meeting discussed. The Smile and Dial Club met at the Telephone Company for a dancing, sociable evening.

Pleasint ST. Paces Ralph Bemis Youre Peoples League St. Paul's Church Rames Lois Newding Alma Bourquin George Smile and Diab Smile and Dial Club the Telephone Company

Local births and visits reported in area notices

Miss Elizabeth Brown and others spent yesterday in Cleveland. Rev and Mrs W L Walker and children visited Cleveland yesterday. Mr and Mrs G F Ridgway of Fifth reported the birth of an eight and a half pound son to Mr and Mrs J F Sutter of Troy Ohio named Thomas Ridgway. Margaret Bownell of Park is home a week from Delaware Ohio where she attends Ohio Wesleyan Anniversary. Mrs and Mrs W S Kohn, Mrs Eb Broughton and Ernest Erber attended the Flower Show in Cleveland. Miss Marcelline Ketchum is home from Wooster College for Easter holidays.

Elizabeth Brown Cleveland W. L. Walker Fifth Street G. F. Ridgway Fifth J. F. Sutter Troy Ohio Thomas Ridgway Sutter Abda Rideway Margaret Bownell Park Delaware Ohio Wesleyan Aniversary W. S. Kohn Eb Broughton Ernest Erber Public Auditorim Marcelline Ketchum Columbus Streets Wooster College

Friendship Club Bake Sale at Superior Electric

The Friendship Club of the Y W C A will hold a bake sale on Saturday April 5 from 9 a m to 1 p m at Superior Electric. Proceeds support club activities and community programs.

American Legion Auxiliary

Local social notes list visitors and hospital admissions

Mrs Bertha Maddox Myers English teacher in the Kent area is hosted by Mrs H W Maddox of Cleveland street. Mrs Sarah Jackson is admitted to St Joseph's hospital Lorain for treatment. Mrs J F Burke of Washington Avenue departs for Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Joseph Streicher of East Bridge street visit Angeles and plan trips to Sav, Portland and Seattle returning in two weeks via Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs.

Bertha Maddox Myers Kent H. W. Maddox Cleveland Street Sarah Jackson St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain J. F. Burke Washington Avenue Cincinnati Ohio Joseph Streicher East Bridge Street Angeles Portland Seattle Salt Lake City Colorado Springs

Past Grand Organization hosts chicken dinner at Odd Fellows

The Past Grand Organization of the Rebekahs will give a chicken dinner at the Odd Fellows hall Saturday evening from 4:30 until all are served. Supper price unknown. meal expected to draw local residents.

Rebekahs Odd Fellows Hall

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