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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1924

Page

8

Community notices and a society wedding in Elyria

Readable items include club and fraternal meetings across Elyria with groups such as Women's Democrat Club, North Elyria Grange No 2304 and Chevalier Lodge No 316 nights of Pythias, plus a wedding at J H Penfound home on Oberlin road where Hazel Penfound married Lewis J Caywood. Additional items cover a Rebekah social, a Methodist event, a Lorain County Hardware picnic, St John’s Lutheran Park picnic, and a Lorain Florists Club meeting with new officers.

Elyria Elks Women's Democrat Club R. A. Moulton Foster Avenue North Elyria Grange Chevalier Lodge Uights of Pythias I. Hall Bethal Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Odd Fellows Eagles Lodge Eagles Hall Elyria Commandery K .T. Masonic Temple St. Andrew's Church St. Paul's Evangel Cel Beaver Park George Decker

Picnic and meetings reported by local clubs in August

The Methodist church plans no evening meeting. The Women’s Benefit Association of Mackabee will hold a picnic next Thursday at Cascade Park on Aug 21. Boni-Varr Club picnic at Euclid Beach postponed to Aug 20. Lorain County Druadd Brotherhood picnic at Cascade Park Saturday features hymns prayers and speeches with prizes to be awarded for park sports and bingo.

LL. C. Hardware Association Lorain County Hardware Association Crystal Beach Lorain The Methodist Episcopal Church Fea Women's Benefit Association of Maccabeees Cascade Park Euclid Beach Druadd Brotherhood of Lorain County Power Jesus Land of Our Fathers Frederick Brown Sam Roberts York Cleveland Asaph Jones Grimiths America

Entertains in Honor of Birthday at Local Tea

When Mrs. aduen Woltever hosted yesterday at her home on 28 Men delt she celebrated a birthday with a four course dinner served by the hostel at one o clock. Afternoon games and prizes honored Edna Peterson Thelma Kruse Hazel Rumsey Ora Rumsey and other guests.

PB. . Cartin Wearby Street Cascade Park Ares Park Sports Birttad Aduen Woltever Mendelt Edna Peterson Thelma Kruse Hazel Ora Rumsey Rumsey Co. Rams Vermilion Win Kruse Mt. Clemens Mich A Peterson Lo i Todd Palm Beach Fla Ike Wohlever Amherst Edith R. Koran Ll Bees Wohlever Denney Haz

Daisy Club Prizes Awarded At Nichols Court Gathering

At Nichols Court the Daisy Club held an afternoon of eight pages of progressive Pedro with Mrs. FL Derek winning first prize, Walker second, Mrs. Wirth consolation, and Mrs. C. Len door prize. Light refreshments were served as the club plans Aug 9 gathering at Mrs. Dustall’s home.

Wirth Nichols Ct L Daisy Club Pedro FL Derek Walker C.len Dustall

Fleur de Lis Club Hosts Enjoyable Day at Turton Home

Fleur de Lis club members gathered at Mrs Geo Turton s Stop 8 Cleveland Beach for a noon tureen dinner and an afternoon Five Hundred game with prizes awarded to Mrs Kritzel Mrs Dengate Mrs Turton Mrs Bruck and Mrs Kees A late lunch followed. Circle 2 of St Paul s Church met at Mrs Afert s Graf ton road with Rev Bornquik and Mrs Sawyer present. Next circle meeting July 37 at church with Mrs Oswald hosting. Ladies Auxiliary No 1L BLO E met at Eagles Hall with memorial service for a departed sister and plans for Aug 27 social meeting. Dorothy Wilford returns from Amherst where she visited Dorothy Weabecher.

ST. John's Lutheran Church St. John’s Cascade Park Fleur de Lis Geo. Turton Cleveland Beach FL Kritzel Mr. Dengate Wm. Bruck F. Kees ST. Paulss Church St. Paul's Church Chas. Afert Grafton Road Paul Bornquik Sawyer M. C. Oswald

Community Notes and Court of Honor Activities

Division D of the Second Congregational church reported social plans and hostess arrangements for September events. The Court of Honor met at the G A R hall and appointed a committee for a lawn event, dances this winter, and various mission assignments. Births and discharges list multiple local residents with newborns and moves, including Stouffer and Seals families, with several names and addresses noted.

Court OF Honor G. Alr Arthur Barbnecht Fred Urias Chan M. Eason Fred Maddock Win. Hoffman

Society and Travel Notes Highlights Local Figures

Dr H C Stevens returns from Canada after a British Medical Association meeting. Senator J F Burke and family start a motor trip to Michigan with niece Miss Judy Wilkinson. Mrs W C Coryell hosts visitors from Cleveland and Amhort. Birth announced for Constance Ann Basehore in Fosteria Ohio. Several local residents, including the Adama sisters and Bryant family, enjoy visits and travel around Youngstown Neutercourt and Cleveland road.

H. C. Stevens Canada British Medical Association J. F. Burke John Franklin Judy Wilkinson Bérea Michigan Marion Hogelssin Cleveland W. C. Coryell Siroad Street Carolyn Guild Amhorat Fox Furnace Company Leslie Basehore Fostoria Constance Ann Mia Basehore Louise Johnson Dorothy Gertrude Helen Adama Dennison Avenue Youngstown Ethel Sanders L. A. Bryant Dayton James Rice Neutercourt Ralph Dyke Cleveland Road Bertine Fitch East Av

Local social notes from Elyria and area reflect visitors and guests

The column lists numerous residents and guests across Elyria and nearby towns. Names include Miss Miriam Long, Miss Edith Moebius, Miss Alice Coryell, and Prof R V Morgan among others. Visits involve Bowing Green Ohio, Detroit Maine, Amherst, Bay View Michigan, and Cleveland with family dinners and motor trips noted.

New York City University of Michigan Miriam Long Bowing Green Clara Rankin Lake Avenue Sharp Evelyn Caroline Sharp Ammherat Edith Moebius Arthur Pape Texas Elyria Herbert Riddell Kennedse Daily Penobacott John Rankin Detroit Mech O. E. Rankin Alice Coryell Athens Arthur Smith Third Street Willam Short Buffalo N. Y Henry Short Amherst Winifred Fark West Avenue L. H. Morgan Chicago Hland R. V. Morgan Cleveland Morgan Cleveland Public Schools Thomas Gutro A. J. Stiwald Gladys Leuzter Brownhalen Arthur Lire G. A. Reeder and Sons Spencer and Hibbard Reeder Bay View Mich D. J. Schnabel Tenth Street Wm. Kruse Clemens, Mich Olive Todd Palm Beach Florida Allen Wohblever Mendelcourt J.T. Edwards John Bershopp Johnstown Chas. Zachariah Corneil Avenue E. F. Conley John O'Donnell Fourth Street Motor Trinesota Uthar Wester

Notable Women in Early 20th Century Public Life

Mrs Curtie Guild of Boston widow of Curtis Guild leads a senatorial campaign for Louie A Coolidge, proving a woman can manage such a campaign. Mary Rebecca Baynes heads a major nurses directory serving US and Canada. Beatrice Fenner, blind since birth, plays piano and teaches music in Los Angeles. Martha Hale, UC student without arms, manages daily tasks with her feet. Mile Lucile Tinaire, 24, becomes France’s first female scribe at the Paris Conference of Lawyers.

Curtie Guild Boston Mass T de Curtis Guild Theodore Roosevelt Louie A. Coolidge Guild Mary Rebecca Baynes New York City United States Canada Beatrice Fenner Los Angeles Calif Martha’ Hale University of California Mile Lucile Tinaire France Paris

Young Women Break Barriers In Global Roles

At nineteen Emily Bishop of Chatham Bogland becomes England’s youngest ordained minister of the Aretho Gist church. In America Beatrice Holmstat, Detroit deputy marshal, plans to fly to Bay City to avoid court delay. Norway’s Mise M Rynning is the sole woman allowed to run a brokerage.

Mme Helene Mikhailoviten ‘Dierllich Jugo Slavia Mene ‘Geffen Transvaal Emily Bishop Chatham Bogland England Beatrice Holmstat U.S Detroit Mich Bay City U. S. District Court

Mystery Sentence From Fragment Guides Incoherent Claim

Fragmentary line suggests a matriarchal system giving Cochin prominence and property. No clear names or events to anchor a fuller report. Context and dates are unavailable, making precise summary difficult from the provided text.

Cochin Woliem

Benefit event at Eagles Hall for Holy Cross church

A benefit gathering is set for Holy Cross church at Eagles Hall on Saturday August 23. Admission is 0c per couple.

Eagles Hall Holy Cross Church

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J. H. Penfound Oberlin Road Hazel Penfound Lewis J. Caywood Missea Cretn Penfound Marjorie Saywell Mendelssohn Firstal Church Florence Pen Found Clarence Phiel Frederickstown Curwood Our Road Rebekah John Jehle Huron Street Rebehil Serial Club Vas Noble Grand Orgai Lion of Soueial Club M Winslow Harvard Avenue Noble County Florists Lorain County Florists Stlub Hecock Floral Co Vinson Ohio Growers Association of Cleveland Girls OF the Harry H. Smith CO Anna Stolzenburg Helen Kelling Fero Icascade Park Lazy Daisy Club Mrs. Turton Fleur DE Les Club Dorothy Wilford Dorothy Weabecher MERTS Second Congregational Church John Aschenbach Bond St Maettie Jaycox Glen Broderick Bucks Hos QO. E. Mason Bond .T George Pealod Nissions Harry Wilfurphy Margin Deidrick F. River St Robert Stouffer Fremont St Kewanee Frank Seals Bath Leo Gabele W. River St Frank Eligart S. Maple St Gen Hirmingham Gray Arthur Ler Water St Margaret Nagy Lodi St Clifford Strickler Oberlin Earl Evans Broad St Robert Stouffer S. Fremont St Floyd Mills Farmer Tara Shepard Starrett Stanley Barton Katherine Godlowski Taewis J. Caywood Hazel L. Penfound Carlisle Edwin Kirby Bradfield Regulator Co. Dept Bat Atlante the Children’s Apparel Shop OPP Elks Club Haviland China Warwick Chronicle Telegram Lier Central Book Store B. T. Bastian Middle Ave Farma Coffee Puzzle Peg Rook Pit Bunco Uncle Wiggley Flinch Pollyanna Coo Elmo Beauty Elme Lewis Lewis Mercantile Co Phoenix
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