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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
5
The Musical Art Society Chorus will present an April 21 program with nine choruses and solos. It promises varied vocal effects and a blend of well known composers pieces including Rain and Down the Early Rays of Purple. The concert aims to delight music lovers with a refined performance by the Musical Art Society.
Local listings show tonight events at Hotel Antlers and various halls. Meetings include Catholic Daughters of America, Daughters of Scotland, Argyle Lodge, Elks, Mooseheart Legion, Knights of Pythias, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, Elyria Chapter orders, and more with dancing and social gatherings. A social for the Ladies Auxiliary and Knights of St John is planned for April 26 in Lorain.
A meeting at J. W. Wurts featured Mrs J imo pros and guests including Louise Brea Cornell Ald. Rainey Winkel Jack Schuster Mrs W Shaver and Miss Lovie Collie. A dainty luncheon was served and adjournment followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs A L Rainey’s home on April 8.
Sixteen members and guests attended the club’s pre Easter social at Kidds Street. Mrs. Fl and Mrs. Hurst hosted the evening with light refreshments and a program featuring Spitalny s cardcasting alongside a brief departure update from the church group.
Lorain County church hosts the County Sunday School Convention at the Church of Christ next April 22. The event gathers Sunday school delegates for a day of worship and instruction.
Mra and Mrs. D. F. Dee of 117 Park Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Marjorie Dee to Karl Kaley son of Rev and Mrs J A Kaley 301 Park Avenue at a tea yesterday afternoon Guests arrived around 3:30 to 5 and enjoyed vocal selections by Miss Cora Bassett with Miss Marion Bassett at the piano The dining room featured pink and white decor and dainty ro ems Miss Willows served tea The couple left the town guests with a thoughtful note of the forthcoming wedding The event included a charity ball under the Fourth Resi Stnts No 177 North Ridge No S14 Lorain furnished by the Magpies orchestra of Cleveland Central Guild hosts a tea and a linen sale with Mrs Lydia Dol Cleveland Street and Mrs Thur Nebnerr at 140 Beye Court Ay Mela Gurder and Mrs W J Reig 1061 East RiverDischarges Mrs Wyle Farrand and baby girl 1061 East River
Broom Dance at Ridgeville Grange Friday evening. Souvenirs given. Old fashioned dance at Carlisle Grange Hall on April 18. Hayles Aux 431 bake sale at Superior Electric on April 18, 9 am. Woman's Relief Corps bake sale Saturday morning April 18 in Hecock's Store. Directory A. Church of Christ will serve cafeteria supper Saturday April 18 from 5:30 until all served.
The page lists addresses in Lorain and nearby areas with guests and visitors. It notes deaths prompting calls from Emma Terry in Garvin avenue for George Mathews of North Eaton and mentions Augie Wiaring reconnecting with nephew Lis in Chicago after three years. Also references attendees at a lecture by La Jonathan tiae and local residents at West River Street and Seventh Street addresses.
In Obevlin last evening at the Congregational church, John Stradigan took a leading role in the proceedings. The gathering drew local residents and highlighted community involvement, with Stradigan delivering remarks and guiding the program.
A note from Amherst records a guest visiting Mrs Walter Jaeger during a Tuesday evening gathering. The short society item lists local names and confirms social activity at a prominent Amherst residence.
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