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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1923

Page

9

Hold Joint Meeting Of Lorain County Woman's Temperance Unions

The five divisions met in the Lorain County Bank building to elect officers. General officers include Mrs. H. Strickler as general president and Mrs. John Kennedy as general vice president. Delegates to the State C T U convention in Columbus were named: Mrs. Strickler, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Canabee, Mrs. Rickard, Mrs. Haines, and Mrs. Martin.

Woman's Variation ‘Temperance Union Peaterdey Igectors J. F. Burke East Side C. Martin Charles Hinl A. M.boyer West Side John Conabee Frank Lovejoy L. Renouard George Haines Columbus S. H. Strickler John Kennedy John Canabee B. H. Rickard rMa C. A. Martin

Shower for Miss Grace Dunham Celebrated at Vaughn Home

Kathleen Vaughn hosted a miscellaneous shower and announcement party for Grace Dunham, with pink and white decor and garden flowers. Marian Stevick won high in five hundred, Vileda Weller took the consolation prize, and fourteen girls attended a luncheon where the wedding date was kept a mystery by a blue bird.

Kathleen Vaughn Grace Dunham John’ Grouse

Local clubs hold meetings and civic notes from Cedar Point to Lake Avenue

A series of gatherings fills the week: Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet at Mrs. Walker’s home on Furnace Street Thursday at 2 PM. Kiwanis plans an evening pep program. Cedar Point convention reports include lieutenant governor trustee and delegates. AF PW picnic at Cascade Park Friday. Lake Avenue Sunday School picnic at Jen's Beach Thursday. Exchange Club hosts Chief Stankard who becomes iron member and backs Warren G. Harding memorial via Cleveland Exchange Club funds. Rotary hosts guests from Lorain County and national educator Miss Jones on school finance and patriot control of education.

The Kiwanis Club Cedar Point Cascade Park Lake Avenue Jen's Beach St Marion Warren G. Harding United States Cleveland” Line Rotary Frank M. Shelton Lorain County Teachers’ Institute N Josephs Hale Maine Olive Jones New York National Education Association Covington

Grace Lutheran Plan Rally Day for Sept Twenty Third

Grace Lutheran church Sunday school teachers and families met at William Schmittgen residence to discuss rally day plans for September 23. After business they enjoyed a luncheon hosted by the hostess on Cleveland street.

Grace Lutheran Plan Grace Lutheran Church William Schmittgen Cleveland Street

Five Hundred Party Delightful Affair

Miss Elsie Marr entertained a group Tuesday evening at her Middle avenue home. Mrs Howard Ray sang several vocal selections before a progressive five hundred game. Miss Mary Wagner won high honors while Charles Bryant took the consolement. A late luncheon followed hosted by the hostess with guests including Thurman Smith, Howard Ray, Maurice Kearney, Frances Kirkbride, Clara Potter, and others from Elyria Amherst Oberlin Lorain.

Elsie Marr Middle Avenue Howard Ray Mary Wagner Charles Bryant Clara Potter Gladys Brown Ethel Morr Harvey Holmes Elyria Ruth Brucker Amherst Gertrude, Davis Oberlin John Thesing Lorain

American Legion Meet at Elyria Post No 12

Elyria Post No 12 held its monthly meeting with strong attendance. Delegates David Hamlin Carl Wolf and Dan Symons were elected to the State Legion Convention in Springfield Ohio on September 8. Alternates Earl C Smith and Frank Sassmanhausen were chosen. Lynn Fitzpatrick said the Legion ball team will play again. Plans were made for free Legion Weekly distribution and Armistice Day celebration plus a fish fry. A Legion football team was discussed.

American Legion Elyria Post Legion Rooms David Hamlin Carl Wolf Dan Symons Springfield Ohio Earl ¢C. Smith Frank Sassmanhausen Lynn Fitzpatrick Legion Legion Weekly

Birthday Party for Joe D Lash at Oberlin Road Home

A birthday surprise was given for Joe D Lash at his Stop 86 Oberlin road home with dancing cards music and games. A 10 30 plate luncheon followed and a pink iced cake was shared. Guests included the Penfound family the Rollys the Fitzgeralds Sheraves Bogarts Canwnode Schuur Dennis Nellie Miller Esther Miller and Henry Miller.

Joe D. Lash Stop 86 Oberlin Road Mr. Lash Mr. Lash. the Guests Present Were: Mr. and Mrs. Penfound, Florence Penfound Fred Penfound Rolly and Family W. Fitzgerald Maynard Sheraves Harry Bogart Canwnode W. Schuur Nellie P Dennis Chester Lash Miss Newton E. H. Miller Esther Miller Henry Miller

Notawa Club Entertained by Miss Ruth Kabliff

Fifteen Notawa Club members enjoyed an evening at Miss Ruth Kabliff's Spruce Street home with a business session, games, and a social hour. Inez Bradley won first prize in a guessing contest. Bana Meinke consolation. September meeting planned at Edna and Fern Meinke home Adams Street.

Notawa Club Ruth Kabliff Spruce Street Inez Bradley Bana Meinke Sigrid Hallman Miss Holly Edna Fern Meinke Adams Street

Local Social Notes From LaGrange and Amherst

Miss Grace Doncaster and Tavita are guests of relatives in LaGrange. Mrs. George Volk of Amherst has moved to the city for permanent residence. Mrs. Lydia Slack and Guinevere McCord of Amherst visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stack. Dr. P A Spieth left for Chicago to attend the National College of Chiropractic. Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz and daughter Helen were weekend visitors.

George Volk Amherst Lydia Slack Guinevere McCord Robert Stack P. A. Spieth Chicago National College of Chiropractic John Schultz Helen

Local social notes list Amherst guests and visitors

Guests and visitors fill the Amherst area as Miss Dorothy Astor visits her sister while Isaac Slack Jr cites South and Miss Helen Stivok hosts. The column records numerous arrivals from Cleveland to Bradner with Ver milion on the Lake outings and church visits by Rev Sven son and Rev Bourquin. Local residents move, host, or return from trips with several engagements noted.

Harold Brown Amherst Dorothy Astor Isaac Slack, Jr South Helen Stivok E. C. Settinger H. H. Peabe H. H. Schroeder John Bicknersper Vermilion-o- Lake E. J. Sven Bourquin St. Paul's Evangelical Church Maybella Feigle Cleveland Juanita Temple Pasadena Avenue Harvey Winckles The Farm Implement Company Phiebius A. M. McLachlen Kitty VanHorm Washington, D. C FE. F. Schultz Columbus Street Lenore Stevick Delaware Ohio Jackson Terrace Fred Catlow Bradner H. B. Cunningham Hazel Mower Amélia ‘Turnbull Rocky River William J. Huske International News Service Otto Mischka Floral Court James Renouard Harold Dangerfield Paul Braddon Wilbur Henry James Long Vermilion-on-the-Lake Louise Holmes McKeesport Canton Gritha Avon Lake James Burt Seventh Street R. R. Maurer Spruce Street Con

Local residents host visitors from Cleveland and Berea

Mrs. J Williams returns to Flint after time with Theodore Francis and family. Ohio items note guests from Cleveland and Berea visiting in Flint and Oberlin areas. Wedding in Youngstown featured with breakfast at Wickliffe Manor. Columbus reports Ohio State Fair events and dog show prize purse details. A city teachers' examination announced for Elyria High School and a Lake Avenue Sunday School picnic planned at Glenn's Beach.

J. Williams Flint, Mich Theodore Francis Spruce Street Albert Ehrke Cornell Avenue Joe Kreeger William Holland Bertha Stark Esther Frank Miller Cleveland Irving. Eblke City A. G. Pashek Bert Pashek S. L. Cochran Berea Foskett Sixth Street R. V. Morgan Laurel Yeastand Oberlin Winifred Park D. D. Gott Weat’ Avenue Robert Lerech Idaho Willem J. Hunter Sox Joseph William J. Huster Youngstown Anna Flask St. Brandan’s’ Church Wickliffe Manor William L. Hunter Columbus Grange Ohio State Elyria F. M. Shelton

Chicken Supper at Vin cent Church

North Ridge Road stop on Yellow Line hosts a chicken supper on Thursday August 30. Plates are 50 cents each.

Vincent Church Yellow Line North Ridge Road

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