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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
5
Local organizations hold multifaceted gatherings at churches and members’ homes. Circle No. 1 of St. Pauls hosts devotionals with music and a chicken dinner. the I-Do-Too Progressive Pedro Club forms after a name change. Lady groups enjoy teas, card games, and readings, while the Junior Symphony Orchestra and Young Ladies Society plan musical evenings at St. Johns Lutheran and other venues.
Evening events listed include Daughters of Scotia and Lady Robertson Lodge at the K of P Hall, Security Benefit Association at the I C O F Hall, Royal Neighbors of America Marflower Camp at Wars Hall, Crescent Mandolin Club, Girl Reserves at YWCA Concordia Club at Moose Lodge Temple Society of Grace Luthern meeting, Veterans and ry at Lesson ian Band of First Church, and more as announced. Details include leader names and street addresses such as 82 Avenue and Route No. 3.
Mrs. Margaret Darling Chapman of Columbus Street and Mr. George Chisholm of Cleveland returned from a lengthy stay in Clearwater Florida. Ralph Young of Furnace Street shows slight improvement after surgery at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Carl Martin visits Bedford Ohio Sunday for Centenary Episcopal church vesper. Mrs. George Brownell on Park Avenue enjoyed a short Washington trip. Mrs. Fannie Gilder of Columbus Street recovering from a serious operation. Harry Stendan of Cleveland and Mrs. C. H. Rabin of Baris return from St. Petersburg after touring the state. Births reported: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Giede 729 West River Street and a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keknert 140 Beverly Court at Memorial Hospital. W. S. Miller returns from winter in Clearwater. Mrs. O. W. Shrader of 111 Madison Avenue recovering. baby daughter contracted measles. June Moore of Springfield visiting Miss Louise Stephen. Mrs. Ernest Leedale and Mrs. Ruby Granger Kraft return from Miami after the sudden death of Wilford Granger. Hines earns honors in the south with orch concert feature drawing large crowds at Coral Gabies Golf and Country Club near Miami.
AMHERST Miss Lucy Horn reports the Congregational Methodist choir held an Easter party in church parlors. Mrs. C M Harris, C G Guild, Myrtie Ream and others attended. Decorations, games and a lunch followed a night of fellowship and fun.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a well attended meeting at a Amherst home and discussed plans for an event to be held May 5 at the church. Mrs. O D Fox gave a talk on prohibition.
Annual basketball and football banquet held in the high school auditorium recognized top boys teams and announced captains for football and basketball. F R Powers delivered a toast as Mr Baylor, coach, and ath led the speeches with remarks from Bert Miller Bob Becker Glen Date Tom Guisel and others. Reverent W A Tabbert spoke on Keeping Fit.
Henrietta quartette sang at a Au Courant Club gathering hosted by Mrs. F R Powers with honors to Mrs. Elmer Baker and Mrs. Jno Haman. Birthday dinner for Mrs. Frank Radde included Mr. and Mrs. Avery and Rosemary. Community members attend church and school events while Harvey Brandau sustains a rusty nail injury.
Nearly 30 years ago Miss J A Reynolds of London worked for Sampson Clark Advertising Agency in a single obscure room. On Clark’s death his will awards Reynolds fifty thousand dollars and her share of the estate valued at about four hundred fifty five thousand dollars. The document praises her steadiness and memory aiding his business and appointments.
R W Fenton of Cleveland spoke to ninety Kiwanis members at the Congregational church on Crime from a Criminals Stand point. Local businessmen attended as guests while the membership contest remains tied with three weeks left. A photo was taken after dinner. Benjamin Warren is employed.
A historical note states that when a divorce is contemplated in China the wife has virtually no say in the matter, reflecting gender constraint in marital dissolution.
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