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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1927

Page

19

Csre Events Tonight and Local Club Meetings

Tonight in the area many groups meet including Captain Applejeck at 8 15 P M in the S auditorium The Willing Workers of Yeomen with Mr and Mrs Shroyer The Golden Rule Bible Class of United Presbyterian with Mrs Charles Kirkpat tick Circle No 7 Methodist on Sixth Street Circle No 4 meets with Mrs Balls May eighteenth The Cum A Lot Club with Miss Dorothy Boylan on Ohio Street Chevalier Lodge No 316 K P meets in K P hall Sons of Veterans Auxiliary in G A R hall and Daughters of Scotland Argyle lodge No 6 meet in the Wurst in Beaton Light Girls of St Pauls Church with Lona Moelke on Lake Ave The Junior Mission Band presents Missionary Pageant Daulathe s Victory at 7 30 Rev G A Brown to give illustrated lecture on India The annual concert by the Choral Department of the Musical Art Society April 26 at First Congregational church includes Rubenstein Mendelssohn arrangement with Miss Louise Brown Mrs D E B Brodbeck Alvin Bemis and others Also a group by String Quartet An all female leadership by Mrs Charles Edward Mayhew is noted Mrs Will Wilder elected Circle 5 chairman plus officers Daughters of St Andrews meet at Lake Avenue for sewing We Fu Bunco club entertains with 42 games and prizes Mrs Sinegar wins high score Circle 4 and other circles hold meetings with openings social time card party and tea The month includes a silver tea and a lecture series by church and civic groups.

Csre Captain Applejeck The Musical Art Society First Congregational Church Rubenstein Louise Brown D. EB. Brodbeck Alvin Bemis R. &. Parker Alan Bemis William Conrad Mise Bladya McCullough Methodist ‘Church Methodist Episcopal Church Nettie Nichols Middle Avenue J. &. Lucas Arthur Hancock Mason Nichols Price A. C G. Corfman Wil Smith Charles Kirk Della Boyd Florence Bardell Cirela Balls Fourth Street

Elyria Visitor Briefs and Midland Area Socials

Mrs. Lester Guthman of Laywood visited Elyria this afternoon while Mrs. Harold Munz of Darto Ohio visits Mrs. H Woost. Pieces of wallpaper and Be Pictures reflect European fad. Mr and Mrs F B Aust attended Pearl City Chapter OEB S in Lorain last evening and saw a rendition of The Reviews of 1937 by M M girls.

Lester Guthman Laywood Elyria Harold Munz Darto Ohio H. Woost Philadelphia Bristol Pearl City O. EB. S Lorain Las M. M. Girle

Audrey Grace McGowin’s Fourth Birthday Party

Audrey Grace McGowin entertained eighteen children at her home at 457 Keuven Avenue to celebrate her fourth birthday. Guests received a chocolate rabbit and a yellow rose at each place. gifts were exchanged and a birthday cake with candles featured.

Audrey Grace McGowin Keuven Avenue Miss Andrew

Yeomen Visit Lorain For Evening Program

Elyria Yeomen traveled to Lorain last night to present a gram program at the Lorain lodge. The lineup included music by John Resar and Eugene Resar a comedy sketch The Snickells Family by Mrs John Simmons and the Yeomen Willing Workers a violin solo by Clark Maddock with Miss Paulling Wockenfuss a reading by Mrs Simmons and music by the Rosary. The event closed with a song by Russell Dunford with Miss Wockenfussa assisting.

Elyrli Lorain Elyria Russel Dunford

Circle Meetings At First Congregational Church

Circle No 3 met at Mrs Mahala Burrell s Harrison street home with about twenty five members and guests. Mrs T L Moise was elected chairman for the coming year. Mrs Barnes led the devotional service and Mrs W H Cadmus spoke. Circle No 4 hosted seventeen members at West avenue with Mrs William Bell leading devotion and officers elected: Mrs Bell chairman Mrs E G Jenkins secretary Miss Charlotte Brooks treasurer.

Mahala Burrell First Congregational Church Harrison Street T. L. Moise Mra. Barnes Mra W. H. Cadmus Martin Mueller West Avenue Circle No. 4 William Bell Bell E. G. Jenkins Charlotte Brooks

Lady Rowena Circle Holds All Day Work Meeting

The Lady Rowena Circle of the Yeomen met at Mrs. Sadie Beaver’s Cleveland street home for an all day session with many members present. Mrs. Jacob Young returned from Florida. new member Mrs. VerSoy was admitted. The group planned a reunion dinner in two weeks at Mrs. Lyle Coan Tad’s Amherst home with twenty six members and fifteen guests of Division C of the Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ.

Lady Rowena Circle Yeomen Sadie Beaver Cleveland Street Jacob Young Florida VerSoy Lyle Coan- Tad Franklin Avenue Amherst Ladies’ Aid Church of Christ C. A. Barth Eastern Heights Boulevard F. Hitsman E. M. Freeman Henry Ingersoll Sr Wilson Dettie

Tea for Mother Hosted by Mrs Worth in City Home

Mrs Jamee Worth entertained a small informal tea at 618 Washington Avenue in honor of her visiting mother Mrs Basil Duke of Cincinnati. Guests called during the afternoon and were greeted by Mrs Worth. Rev A C Corfman officiated at a Tuesday evening ring ceremony for W Paul Burton and Miss Sarah J Baker. Attending were Mr and Mrs Mandas Baker of Wellington, Mr Roland Porf fer of Litchfield, Ruth Shook, and Mrs N Shook. The Second Congregational Church Women’s Association met in the afternoon with reviews of Templed Hills, followed by a business meeting and refreshments.

Jamee Worth Washington Avenue Basil Duke Cincinnati Ohio Duke Worth Howard Barbour A.C. Corfman Park Avenue W. Paul Burton Sarah J. Baker Marriara Mandas Baker Wellington Roland Porffer Litchfield Misa Ruth Shook Hiidat Nf., Shook Woman's Association of the Second Congregational Caren Packard Rehcuneman

Gluaners Class Elects Officers After Supper Meeting

Gluaners Class of the Church of Christ held a four o'clock supper in the basement yesterday with thirteen members present. A business meeting followed and officers were elected: Jeanette Wuason president May Fox vice president Iva Oliver secretary and YWar net King treasurer. Inez Parmely was appointed to call absent members. The next meeting is planned for one month hence at an unannounced location. Mrs Richard Munz of Aghland Ohio visited Elyria yesterday.

Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church Oldfield Stevenson van der Pyl Oberlin Mexico W. D. Huffman Shewell Ine Guaners Leach Lane

Elyria High to Present A Curious Mishap Senior Play

Elyria High School selects A Curious Mishap by Carlo Goldoni for the senior class stage production with Mrs. Todd in charge. June 3 and 4 are the announced performance dates in the school auditorium.

Elyria High School Mise Todd Carlo Goldoni Sheridan Holland Garrick Club Dramatic ‘Club

Circle Elects New Officers At Cambridge Church Meet

Circle No. of the First Congregational Church met at Mrs A B Schulza home with Mrs O E Elliott assisting. Mrs William M Auld led devotionals and the group approved a $50 contribution to the association. New officers chosen were Mrs R G Hoover chairman and Mrs R B Henderson secretary treasurer. The circle planned to host the Eastern Star dinner on June 3 and awarded two readings by Mrs MacIntosh. A refreshment course followed. Mr and Mrs L J Norman announce birth of a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

First Congregational Church A. BE. Schulza Cambridge Street O. E. Elliott William M. Auld Eastern Star MacIntosh

Chrysanthemum Birthday Club entertains guests on Oxford Street

The Chrysanthemum Birthday Club met at Mrs. Novak's home on Oxford Street with twelve members and three out of town guests Mrs. Richard Munz of Ashland Ohio Mrs. Harold Munz of Dayton Ohio and Mrs. Lester Guthman of Lakewood. They spent the afternoon sewing and shared a luncheon at four. On May 18 the members will travel to Ashland to visit Mrs. Richard Munz.

Chrysanthemum Birthday Club Novak Oxford Street Richard Munz Ashland Harold Munz Dayton Ohbio Lester Guthman Lakewood

Mrs Emily Beck Weds Henry Wangersen of Oberlin

Mrs Emily Beck of 230 George Street wed Henry C Wangersen of Oberlin in a three thirty wedding at Reverend Edwin Kirby's Fast Avenue home. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside in Oberlin after returning. Belle Snyder hosted a Three Deck Card Club gathering with eight games of progressive Pedro and prizes awarded to Mary Diedrich Jessie Krugman and Frank Blakesies.

Emily Beck Henry Wangersen Oberlin George Street Henry C. Wangersen Edwin Kirby Fast Avenue Belle Snyder Kenyon Street Three Deck Card Club Pedro Mary Diedrich Jessie Krugman Frank Blakesies

Mrs Mae Ashbrook Fete At Courtland Street Home

Mrs Mae Ashbrook, married last month, was honored at a St Pauls church social hosted by Mrs Fred Abie on Courtland Street. Reverend Bourquin led devotionals, and Ashbrook shared her Holy Land trip with photos. Prizes went to Parmely, Ashbrook, Lehman, Worthington. cake featured a miniature bride and groom. May fourth event noted with two guests Parmely and Elmer Krugman.

Uirele St. Paul's Church Fred Abie Courtland Street Mae Friday Ashbrook Bourquin Ashbrook Lehman Worthington Parmely Elmer Krugman Third Street Julius Schuster, Jr

Methodist Circle Meeting Reports Faith Lesson

Circle No 6 of the First Methodist Church met at West Avenue with Mrs W J Lininger presiding. Thirty three attended as Mrs Joe Dixon led devotional and prayer. The lesson titled Faith told a small boy's story. Refreshments were served by several members and the group adjourned. Mrs C R Barton will host in May.

First Methodist Church H. R. Sherman Twelfth Street William Smith George Chamberlain C. KE. Adams M. B.1 W. J. Lininger West Avenue Joe Dixon Jesson Lininger Stentz Dlaon Carl Smith Bates Brown C. R. Barton

Birthday Party a Pleasant Evening for Annihersary

Mr and Mrs Orson Humphrey and Mr and Mrs Joseph Stein metz of S344 West Second street hosted a birthday party last evening in honor of Orson Humphrey. Music entertained guests and a luncheon followed. Attendees included Clara Mae Clement, Elmer Humphrey, Hester Humphrey, Maude Humphrey, LePorte, Clarence Kresbaugh, Frank Fugitt, Laura Smith, Ada Bailey, Gus Goldsmith, Charles W. Thomas, Martha Herwig, Amherst, Rev Merten Lorain, Henry Wangerein, Emily Beck, George Street Elyria, Rev Kirby Elyria.

Orson Humphrey Joseph Steinmetz West Second Street B. P. Clerment Clara Mae Elmer Humphrey Hester Humphrey Maude Humphrey Af LePorte Clarance Kresbaugh Frank Fugitt Laura Smith Ada Bailey Gus, Goldsmith Charles W. Thomas Amherst Carpenter Martha M. Herwig Amherst Two Merten Lorain Henry C Wangerein Ober Emly Beck Crorge Street Elyria Kirby

Mixed Dances at The Hedges Dance Night

Saturday night program features Jolly 5 Orchestra at Ridgeville Town Hall for a dance hosted by Jixtra. Friday evening April 22 offers a dance with couples welcome.

Jolly 5 Ridgeville Town Hall

W. W. M. Club Meets and Hospital Notes

The W. W. M. Club met with Evelyn Ludwig on Hamilton street. Harriet Luther won high score in bridge with Jessie Malin second. Harriet Luther to entertain at Lake avenue home in two weeks. Hospital notes list admissions Charles Foss and others, discharges including two babies. United Presbyterian Junior Missionary society to present Danlathes Victory pageant at 7:30 with an India education talk and lantern slides.

Evelyn Ludwig Hamilton Street Harriet Luther Jessie Malin Lake Avenue Charles Foss Harvard Stanley Groske Foster Avenue L. J. Norman Faroara Street Morris Hassin West Street Robert Novak Bell Avenue Ray Rising Rte Grafton Theodore Gazen Dewey Avenue S. J. Schenk Avon Ohio Fiensie Troup Charles Court Joyce Vosburgh Rush

Local Personal Notes From Cleveland area

Miss Helen Resar visits her parents in Cleveland while Mrs. Lydia Pfeiffer returns from Wooster Street stay. Mrs. Jen nie Miller is seriously ill at St Johns Hospital Cleveland after living in Blytia. Mrs. W Lockard and daughter Josephina drive home from Lakeland Florida to Harvard Avenue. Mrs Anna Kennedy to speak for W C T U in Lorain this afternoon. Mrs Katharine Weary and daughter Edna return from Buffalo New York.

Helen Resar W. 52Nd Street Cleveland John Resar Case Road Frank Mottola Chase Street Lydia Pfeiffer John J. Pelts Wooster Street Jennie Miller St. John’s Hospital Leveland Ohio Miller Blytia Clevelands Lorain Avenue W. €. Lockard Josephina Lakeland Florida Harvard Avenue Josephine Lockard Anna Kennedy Lorain Katharine Weary Edna Artemes Court Buffalo

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