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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1927
Page
8
Local clubs and church groups report meetings and events. Papers note Women's Association gatherings, study clubs, and auxiliary meetings, plus plans for anniversaries, lectures, and charity activities. Also mentions upcoming state conventions and community social events in Elyria and nearby towns.
The Elizabeth Sterena Society hosts a 5.36 business meeting and 2:00 dinner with a speaker Mrs. Hirby. Ely PTA holds a 3:50 Tuesday session at the school with business and officer elections. Home for the Aged trustees meet Tuesday at 9. Mrs. Carl Curtis hosts women’s group pedro night. prizes awarded, luncheon served. Mrs Olga Johnson plans a similar party on Eleventh Street. Congenial Twelve club meets at Mrs Horace Beaver’s with pedro and luncheon. next gathering May 10 at Mrs Ray MacDonald’s Wear avenue. Gates School Arbor Day divides students into groups with devotionals, a bird talk by Dorothy Snyder, and music and stereoptican programs.
Merry Twelve Bunco club members gathered at Mrs William Wood’s Samuel Street home yesterday afternoon. High score awarded to Mrs William Wood, followed by Mrs Charles Hambley and Mrs Frank Allsop. Meeting adjourned to May fifth at Mrs Clarence Briner’s, with Mrs Charlee Wambly hosting. Amaryllis Club and K C H S Club items follow with similar social games and prizes.
Harry C. Goldberg aged 17 of the Brown Hotel Elyria to Lucille Schalumer 26 of 345 Cambridge Street Elyria with clerk as witness Father Frey Elyria. Rence Maltin 41 Oberlin avagpritter and Christine Drake Oberlin bookkeeper. An Elpris iniains.
The Eastern 374K presented a one act farce and caused a reaction from Freemasonry members at the Masonic temple last evening. A large cast of local performers from Floria La Grange Wellington Amherst and Lakewood appeared in the show. A Second National Minstrel program by 140 37 E Buss and Girls drew a big audience. The chorus performed many numbers and the event showcased talent from the local community. Proceeds funded equipment and furniture for the organization.
First Methodist notes describe Sunday services with a Boy's Sunday program from Oberlin, a violinist, and a sermon series on The Future Life led by Prof. Benjamin Francis of Cleveland. Also reported are a Twentieth Century club luncheon for Mrs. Henry Fogulis, Miss Doris Anthony’s birthday gathering, and an Oberlin osteopathic society meeting with officers elected and Toledo convention plans.
Mrs. Florence Horton and grandmother Mrs. S Powers have returned from New York City. Mrs. F J Mahrke of Columbus Street visits Cleveland. Walter Huffman of the Oberlin Conservatory will spend Sunday with John Robinson. he will sing a solo at the Baptist church. Robert Yarding, once at Howe Military Academy, visits home. Mrs. Andrew Mittendorf of Avon guests Airs. Dwight Fenimore. Born to Mr. and Mrs War Brown, Rick, Elyna, a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday.
April 30 report from Wakeman notes Carl Nerding and Merwyn Kreavon debuting arilan while Oberlin and Wakeman Eastern Star members visit. Banquet and social events include Mrs Austin Bursley and Miss Joanus in Elyria, plus a Wakeman Eastern Star banquet at Masonic lodge. A Cleveland doctor evaluated Fred Eames for recovery prospects. Fire at Denman's public houses caused minor damage. Earl Monday morning visits include Mrs Simmons and Max Rubsoa en route to Battle Creek Michigan.
Wellington G. R. B girls banquet opened a lively evening with performances by Leola Ligier Tessie Walsin Mildred Deisler Virginix Warren and a five member chorus Hollas Turue Join Gressenger Sheldes Rowland and Robert Baxter. The event featured a fortune telling by Luccille Davis Rose Gardner and Ruth Waite. Local G A R notes mention commander A Williams’s birthday wave and plans for a birthday dinner. Comrades Joel Fuldo and S A Williams posed for a photo titled The Veteran and the Recruit. Fields and Williams will address eighth graders on Civil War topics next week. Mr Van Harber hosted a birthday gathering of Algonquin club members with chicken chow mein. Nell Morgan daughter Wilda and Slaw Leonz West traveled to Toledo to visit Johonia Morgan in hospital. Mrs Morgan remains in Toledo. Curtice couple attended Kingston high school reception.
Two women riding in a Cadillac were seriously injured when the car turned east of Wakeman and overturned after leaving the road. They were rushed to Norwalk Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Charles Williams and children were weekend guests at Mrs. Williams’s Oberlin home. Mrs Ella Burhaus is the guest. Mixed Dances Carlisle Grange, Sat April 30. Elyria Eagles dance every Friday night, 50 cents a couple.
Mrs Ferrer returns home from Youngstown after a pleasant winter with her brother and family. Bri was home from Werton over Sunday for a short visit. Four weeks remain in school before the class play. Mrs L R Kenyon and Elizabeth Gamber traveled to Cleveland on Monday for a trip.
Training on Tuesday back to Daytona Beach to resume studies with graduation planned for June. Loyalist class gathered at Congregational church Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs A A McDonald and Mr and Mrs Earl Fietcher entertained. Airs Clarence Poerre and daughter, Mrs Clarence Batter, were Norwals visitors. Theretor alte noon Mare Ber Minor of KenWleythe Ind. was a guerre at home of Mr and Mrs F A Deoman last week and called on other friends while in town. Mr and Mrs John Kirerhuer were home Sunday from Marius Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians at Crystal Gardens tonight.
Mrs M T Scott spent the past week in Cleveland with her daughter and husband.
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