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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1929

Page

3

Obedience to Law and united support for government urged

A telegraphic snippet urges backing the President and Washington's government, stressing obedience to law and editorial support from newspapers. The text also lists a community Fish Supper at 2nd Congregational Church, West Elyria, on Thursday April 18, with 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, hosted by the West Elyria Brotherhood.

West Elyria Brotherhood Elyria First Congregational Church

Judge Grossman Addresses Elyria Club Women

Judge Mary B. Grossman of Cleveland Municipal Court spoke to the Educational Department of the Woman's Club, praising suffrage for expanding women's influence and urging active female participation in public affairs. She closed with a view of Municipal Court procedure as illustrated by a vivid picture, and guests were served tea afterward.

Mary B. Grossman Municipal Court of Cleveland Woman's Club Elyria Club

St Mary's organ society party and club meetings tonight

Numerous Lorain County clubs announced events tonight at local venues including St Mary's organ society party at Elyria Woman's Club with Marcella Conrey as chairman and the Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community church meeting at 7 30 pm. Also Buckeye Bunco Club Chrysanthemum Birthday Club Round Table Club Lorain County C W U alumni banquet and Daughters of St Andrew with various hosts and locations.

St Mary’s Organ Society Elyria Woman’s Club Fourth Street Marcella Conrey Woman's Associaton Pilgrim Community Church Holden Hinderer Buckeye Bunco Club C. Hebebrand North Maple Street Chrysanthemum Birthday Club Alfred Schultz Tenth Street Round Table Club George T. Snyder Columbus Street Lorain County C. W. U MM. E. Church Lorain Daughters of St. Andrew Irwin Kuwerth West Eleventh Street Lady Bowens Circle Charles Slater Roosevelt Avenue Lindy Lodge la Vaughn Hinkle Grafton Road Chiquita Club Esther Konsesky Wolfa Court

Local club meetings fill Thursday social calendar

The Golden Rule Bible Class and Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans plan gatherings at the United Presbyterian and G R Hall. Daughters of Scotland attend a Wurst Hall event with visiting officers. Central Guild of St An dre's hosts a bridge party April twenty third and plans a future meeting. Various church circles, Grange and Bunco Club events are noted with hostesses, refreshments, and tentative May dates.

United Presbyterian Church A. W. Baird Joseph Lautenschleger Sons of Union Veterans William Wehlber Ann's Daughters of Scotland Cleveland Beverly Court Walters. Smith Coopertown Pennsylvania Smith Central Guild St. Andrew's Church DeForrest Smith Cambridge Street Mabel Hart East Avenue Fred Barton Eastern Heights Boulevard Second Congregational Church Walter Wilson Skeels Krugman Allee Wilcox

Women Club Dinner Highlights Home Service Talk

Twenty three members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's Club attended a dinner at Logan Gas Company provided by the gas firm. Miss Flora Dowler spoke on home service work and training. she received flowers and honorary membership. The meeting discussed invitations to other clubs, state conventions, a card party, and May officer elections.

Florence Stetson Regultar W. C. Fowler C. J. Bristol Hiram Inez Parmely Business and Professional Women's Club Logan Gas Company Flora Dowler Home Service Department Emma Dill Cumberland Maryland Ohio Business and Professional Women's Clubs Toledo Eliria Club Commieette Social Committee Mise Hildreth Hecock

Lovely party at home honors by local ladies

A pleasant evening at the Home for the Aged on West Avenue featured a concert by the Second Congregational church orchestra under Mrs Nellie Gregory. Selections included Tales of Hoffman and The Enchanted Forest with repeat performances. refreshments followed for ninety guests and the group requested a repeat engagement.

West Avenue Irving Shephard Loretta Barres Byron Buck Pugh Amidon Second Congregational Church Nellie Gregory Eleanor Erickson John Roberts Penman Galen Kamser Genlemer Mrs. Gregory Galen Ramser Rolling Stones Schubert Mr. Penman Hochstein Mr. Roberts Roberts Shepherd

One Hundred At Employers Banquet At Y W C A

One hundred members of the Federation of the Y W C A and their employers attended the annual employers banquet in the Y W C A gymnasium with green and yellow decor and candlelight. The Garrick Club of Elyria High School staged a one act play after songs. Dancing followed by performances by Jerry Lewis and Euba Bovington. A birthday dinner honored Mrs J E Jackson and Frank Behnke at the Jgttas Meader home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Albert Brant, Mr and Mrs Howard Bennke and children, Mr and Mrs Earl Reislinger, Mr and Mrs Wm Behnke, Mr and Mrs Frank Behnke, and Mr and Mrs J E Jackson.

Federation of the Garrick Club Elyria High School Jerry Lewis Euba Bovington J. E. Jackson Frank Behnke Jgttas Meader Evading Albert Brant Howard Bennke Earl Reisiinger Wm. Behnke

Local Personal News From Elyria Area

A series of brief social notices lists visits and travels. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Behnke and children of Erie Pennsylvania spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Behnke of Lake Avenue. Mrs H J Edwards of Toledo will visit Elyria tonight staying with Mr and Mrs Edwin Gils. Mrs A E Mandeville has returned from Chicago after bidding farewell to her son Lee H Mandeville who sails on the Aquitania on the seventh to join Freya Engineering Company engineers in Russia. Bertha Burrell spent the weekend in Chicago and Zion Illinois and was accompanied home by Mrs Leo Milroy of Los Angeles who will visit Elyria briefly. Mrs Milroy known as Martha Guerbadot to many. Glen Salisbury of Buffalo visited relatives in the city. Robert W Funk will attend a Western Reserve Sigma Delta Chi dinner at the Allerton Club this evening.

Rolland Behnke Erie Penna Wm. Behnke Lake Avenue Fred Davies Broad Street Lillian Lesnick Furnace Street Cleveland H. J. Edwards Toledo Elyria Edwin Gils Washington Avenue A. E. Mandeville

Noted hotel struggles and police remarks cited

A late obituary or reminiscence notes a man’s confession that the hotel business was never better since a certain act. It claims streetcar workers faced trouble with drunken men after saloons closed. Chief Stankard referenced police concerns. An advertisement promotes Roma Italian Restaurant at 343 Broadway with catering for events.

Stankard

Prohibition’s Impact On Labor And Society In Elyria

In Elyria and nationwide, Prohibition reduced drunkenness and absenteeism, with saloon days giving way to sober work. A former prohibition advocate recounts organizing hearings, battles in Congress, and the 18th Amendment’s effect, urging upcoming Ridgeville church supper on April 19 at 6 pm for dissemination.

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