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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
4
Society crowds fill Bako Theatre tonight for American Legion Minstrels opening. Local sponsors include Dr. and Mrs. Basinger and many Elyria couples. Also notes Anne Washburn to appear in Mount Holyoke fund event in Holyoke with Janet Davis as chair. Civic committee advances New Library Building plans.
Three hundred Masons including King Solomon's Lodge No. 66 members and visiting Masons from Cleveland and nearby towns attended a lavish banquet at Mason Temple. The Masters Masons degree was conferred with praise for the staff and banquet organizers. Mrs Stevens departs for national convention in New York as Elyria club rep with a luncheon hosted by Miss Anne Morgan.
Delegates at their palatial home on First avenue miss Morgan serves as vice president of the association and has aided relief for the French throughout World War I. Elyria's One Hundred Club, to be represented by Mrs Stevens, was formed at Mrs W Sharp's home with Mrs Sharp as president and Miss Bean as secretary who may join Mrs Stevens in the East for the convention's latter part.
Mr. Matteson, special registrar for the Sherwood Exton School of Music in Chicago, states Mrs. Exle D. Chapman has not resigned as local representative and that resignation would not be accepted. Affiliated teachers Mrs. A. J. Melton and Miss Louise Brown will work under her direction.
The local chapter will hold its regular Friday afternoon meeting at 2 30. The program centers on Hab it developing habit of observation and talks by Mrs C Bennett Mrs B H Long Mrs Reichard and Mrs C A Martin. A discussion on Opening the Mind of the Child follows.
About fifty Federation girls and guests attended a Federation rally supper at the W C A with club decor and hyacinth centerpieces. The Aiter club won the largest membership prize while Mrs T T Robinson outlined plans to expand Oxford area participation and future events. Elyria clubs receive invitation to the Middle North District Conference in Sandusky April 19 20 with a luncheon and program at the high school and library auditorium.
Taunton Massachusetts resident Mrs Susan C Stakes credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female troubles including fainting spells and inability to walk. She reports regained health and now attends church weekly and recommends the remedy to friends. The ad touts widespread gratitude from women nationwide for relief from displacement inflammation and other ailments.
The Thursday evening Congregational church will merge its event with the Interchurch World Movement, bringing pastors and delegates from Lorain County to the First Congregational church. A stereopticon address will show Interchurch surveys and giving levels, with denominational meetings Friday afternoon and an 7:30 pm evening session.
Mr and Mrs Charles Notely return to Cleveland after an Easter visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Brown on Cedar Street. Arthur Damm of West Avenue from St Mary's college at Dayton O cannot resume studies after holidays due to a painful right hand injury from a car crash. Circle No 1 of St Paul's church meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Edward Stang as hostess. Frances Squire arrives home from Chicago Miss Church Art School to spend Easter vacation with her parents. Josephine Braman returns to Wheaton College after vacation. Mary Edwards arrives in Elyria from Pinemanor to visit her parents. John Mecliver resumes duties as department manager at C I Merthe Co. Harriet Cook returns from Easter break to Smith College. Harry A Blackman of Fostoria. Mr and Mrs George Roe and two daughters Frances and Marion of Norwalk. Marshall Farmer and Mrs Josephine Martin of Akron were Sunday guests of C W Farmer and wife. Esther Roe of Norwalk and Mrs Chas Farmer of Lake Avenue attend Henry Petty's funeral at Henrietta. Americanization Council meeting postponed due to trustee absence. rescheduled for this afternoon with plans to advise the public.
Mrs Elmer Thompson hosted the 04 Literary Club at 318 Cambridge Street with Mrs L Todd assisting. The program featured Mendelssohn Spring Song and readings by Mrs Florence Holcomb Mrs Pearl Beck and others. A social hour followed with refreshments. next gathering set for April 27 at Mrs J R Todd’s on Fifth Street.
The Boylan Bros. Co. advertises special weekly prices on the very boat brana and assorted canned vegetables including peas corn tomatoes and beans in various colors.
The message notes a special April sale on canned goods for housewives and men with large variety and savings. Buyers can purchase by the case, dozen or half dozen from The Boylan Bros Co.
Rev Bertha Harris will lead Thursday 7 30 pm prayer service at Second Congregational Church with the address The Two Requisitions of the Christian Life. Ben Boisa remains critically ill at Memorial hospital after a hip injury from a recent fall, causing grave family concern.
The Boylan Bros Co invites customers to try their fresh roasted coffee and new crop teas highlighting a satisfying flavor with a reason to choose their products.
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