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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
4
Mrs Harold Blum was given a farewell by the Music Study Club at Marie Menz home in Amherst. Edith Moebius won two contests, Elsie Bruce and Florence Rodman won consolation prizes. A casserole was presented and Mrs Blum spoke.
Those present at this gathering were Elsie Bruce, Florence Bodeman, Helen Lapp, Edith Moebius, Agnes Lahitf, Marie Menz, Florence Frederick, Grace Walker and Mr. Blum. Mr. and Mrs. Blum will leave soon for Glenmont where they will make their future home.
The Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church met in the church parlors on Wednesday night. Plans were revised during the session as they discussed arrangements and activities for the congregation.
Weather notes describe an ing meet on the gee home lawn with sixty seven attendees and a program including a talk by Rev J Soall and an evening band. Other items: a stolen Willys-Knight car recovered near Wickhe and returned to A Heinzerling. Logies Society hosted at Luther Church parlors. Mrs Isaac Grace injured a fractured hip after tripping over a suitcase. Amherst high school football team calls for eligible players with equipment distribution set.
Hospital notes report admissions of Robert Rash after operation, John Graham and Mrs Isaac Grace. John Hood was discharged yesterday.
Alex Sokslof suffered a right wrist dislocation while at work at the Olio Quarries Co in Amherst. Mrs Liphart of Vermilion was discharged and Mrs Ray Bradley of Detroit was admitted. Amherst personals note visitors and travel among local residents including Miss Efe ile Hollingsworth hosting Mrs Ray Burns of Buffalo and Claude Hamel visiting family.
The Elks convention near Put-in-Bay concluded with a banquet. George Canoles of Lorain was chosen state president by a two vote margin over Charles Justice of Marion. Elyria also elected Colonel Helfrich as second vice president and pressed for Canales’ election, aiding his victory. The next meeting will be at Put-in-Bay.
A South American black jaguar is described as the season’s champion. The animal is observed leaping from ground level to a branch fifteen feet overhead, demonstrating remarkable agility and strength.
In Elyria today Mrs L Hanchett was a Cleveland visitor yesterday. A Lorain man spent yesterday in Amherst while Miss Gerling hosted relatives on Jackson Street. Alina Lb is noted in Whisk Matrs with a social mention and Lucille Saret Ha yesterday.
Oberlin residents and visitors are listed as touring New Hampshire Windsor Canada and California. Mrs. Sedgeman and family travel from Oberlin College to summer cottages. Aly and her seats of Litchfield hosted E N Walker. Maurice Kessler and family spend summer at Lutherin camp Lake Sebago. Opal Mitchellson and Rav ere return from Chautauqua. Ida Ny Cheyney entertains Lucy Dunn of Mississippi. A W P Jackson visits relatives in Windsor Canada. Dames Grey attends national teacher gathering in San Francisco.
W. H. Robinson of North Pleasant Street plans a forthcoming move. The note appears in a local item indicating a relocation or address change within the community.
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