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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1926

Page

3

Local clubs host varied events tonight across town

Tonight many groups announce meetings and socials. Clair Rebekah lodge, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Pilgrim church groups stage gatherings with dinners and cards. Miss Terrell and Miss Weller entertain guests at 821 Parkdene. engagement toast to Margaret Miller and Eugene Colgan planned for December 24. We Fa Banco Club hosts social time and luncheon. other clubs meet December seventh and twenty-eighth for Christmas events and officer elections.

Qwand Frank Wilford Cacesthh Sireet Meurees Algmal Association Richard Thayer Kewess Mrs Powell Bath Veterans of Foreign Wars Clair Rebekah Gegtes 500 Club Mies

Meetings and reports from local women's groups

The Ladies Ald Society of St Johns Lutheran Church will meet Thursday at the school auditorium on Third Street with Mrs Kuschinsky and Mrs Geer Burrandt as hostesses. Election of officers will take place. Mrs J J Buswall at 156 Southrop Street hosts St Ann’s Sewing Circle tomorrow afternoon. Elyria W C T U reports at a recent meeting highlighted Golden Rule Sunday and a Christmas program with a white gift offering. Ohio’s large membership gains and 75,000 new members statewide were noted, along with 6000 members in Japan. A, the Crusaders and the 15 WC T U workers on the platform were mentioned and the convention slogan was Hell fast and forward. Current events were read by Mrs Anna Glogser, with refreshments served. The Young People’s discussion group met at Miss Idred Fowl’s home. next meeting is at Schwind cottage Vermilion-On-the-Lake.

FA Benco Cleb Fa Banco Howard Richards Ace Street M. Gunder Oscar Pixler Clyde Pixley Secrist Ainty Lancheon Elyria Lodge Odd Fellows Hall General County Obertin Der Oficerz Lodge Mavic Ladies” Ald Society St John’s Lutheran Church Third Street Mra Kuschinsky Geer Burrandt oMeers J. J. Buswall Sorthrop Street St Ann's Sewing Circle Elyria W.C. T. U Elyra W. C. T. U Berean Methodist Church W.C Idred Fowl Glendale Court Vermilion-On-the-Lake

Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Friends

A surprise party at Penfield Junction honored Mr. and Mrs. Emil Struck on Onio Street for their silver wedding anniversary. Guests included Louis Phiel and family, Arthur Phiel family, Eric Ingwer and son Keith, Gust Probl, Hollis family, Storck family, and Fred Wielert. Gifts of silver were exchanged.

Emil Struck Onio Street Albert Storck Penfield Junction Louis Phiel Arthur Phiel Eric Ingwer Keith Gust Probl TF Hollis Thelma and Mabelle Ray Hollis Theodore Phil, Jr Albert Fred Wielert Sandusky

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted

Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Joseph Maple at 3210 West avenue and Mrs. Burton Waters at 443 Adams street with others in Spencer Andover Lorain county and surrounding addresses. Discharges include Mrs. Ralph Wright at Liss Wear avenue and Ralph Dunham at 119 Middle avenue.

Ospital Joseph Maple West Avenue Burton Waters Adams Street Spencer Lillian Gos- Bell Andover Mra Sack Washke E. River Street Mary Walentachack Lorain Courty Children’s Ralph Wright Liss Wear Avenue Ralph Dunham Middle Avenue

Social notes and family news from Elyria area

Mr and Mrs George Peabody depart for South Wirkley Jud and plan to wake their home. A daughter, Mari lyn Joan, born to Mr and Mrs E Vs Hogue of South Bend bod. Esther Smith, formerly of Fourth street, is Mrs Hoge now. Eckler and Ott named new French Club members at University of Delaware. Several locals attended uncle William Wolfest Tifio’s funeral. A list of visiting and moving residents, including Kane and Alberton families, appears. Clyde X Negent and wife welcomed a son at Elyria Memorial hospital.

George Peabody South Wirkley Jud Evs. Hogue South Bend Bod Marilyn Joan Hoge French Club of Ohio Weste University of Delaware Ands A. W. Peters Middle Avenue B. Kk. Kane Fourth Street Lorain Eloria Llaurice Alcon Broadway Clyde X Negent Grafton Elyria Memorial Hospital

Oberlin News: DUI Fine and Football Stats Outline

Oberlin reports a motorist E R Smith fined 105 dollars and court costs after a drunk driving arrest following a police tip. The Oberlin football history notes Oberlin vs major Ohio colleges with 157 wins and 52 losses in 1235 games. Ernest Fiske heads to a college paper conference, James Wickenden and Miss Millicent Bate head to Ann Arbor for the National Student Confederation event. John H. Clerke will speak to the Oberlin M C A on Can the United?

Joberlin Elevers Oberlin Ohin State State Ohio iOberlin Reserve Case jOberlin Wesleyan Migmi Aj Oberlin-Wooster jOberlin-Oate TV Oberlin-Denison Oberlin- Baldwin- Wallace Oberlin-Akron Oberlin-Kenra Oberlu-Marri Cincinnati Obertlin Heidelberg leperlin-Otterbem Ann Arbor James Wickenden Millicent. Bate Mid Oberlin College National Student Confederation Michigam

Community meeting on world peace at Men’s Building auditorium

A community meeting to discuss world peace will be held at 6:15 p m in the auditorium of the Men’s Building. It is open to all men of the community. Also noted is a social event where Mr and Mrs E A Muller hosted friends at their Forest Street home in honor of Mr and Mrs Francis M Delan of Coral Gables, with Delan once a high school student under Professor Miller and later a varsity football member at Oberlin. A first Oberlin College band concert was held at Finney Chapel to a good sized audience.

E. A. Muller Forest Street Francis M. Delan Coral Gables Delan Professor Miller Oberin College Oberlin College Finney Chapel

Artz Pioneer Resident John D. Artz Dies at 88

Wellington dec 1 John D Artz 88 prominent village resident died at his home Tuesday afternoon after weeks of illness He lived in Wellington most of his life two years in Cleveland thirty six years in the railroad mail service editor of Wellington enterprise ten years survived by son Webb Artz managing editor of Houston Texas and a daughter and wife preceded him Funeral services at his North Main street home at 2 pm conducted by the Masonic order and Congregational church members of the community and local organizations mourn the loss Meanwhile Girls Reserves plan meeting and supper at Wellington High School with new members to be initiated American Legion Auxiliary holds meeting at Legion hall final plans for bake sale and bazaar at Daugherty hardware store and initiation of new members in two weeks chairwoman Mrs E B Dirlam leads the arrangements

John Artz Wellington John D. Artz Artz Cleveland R. R. Mail Service Wellington Enterprise Masonic Order Congregational Church Kreathy Webb Houston Texas North Main Street American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Daugherty E. BR. Dirlam

Relief Corps Holds Special Meeting and Election Preview

A special meeting of the Womans Relief Corps was held at the Grand Army Post to discuss inspection. Mrs. Marvin of Shelby acted as inspecting officer with Comrades A. Williams and J. F. Fields present. Next Tuesday the corps will elect officers for the coming year. Harold Prosser, son of Q. C. Prosser, was named captain of Dennison Universitys varsity football team, noted as the star athlete who also played baseball and basketball.

Womans’ Relief Harold Prosser Q. C. Prosser Dennison University Harold Winnine Shorty Prosser

Misery Moor Play Set By Homebuilders Class

Under Howard Page and Wilbur Fatman management the Methodist church homebuilders class will stage Misery Moor in the opera house in January. Rehearsals are already scheduled and the cart is prepared.

Howard Page Wilbur Fat- Um Methodist Church

First Amherst basketball game slated at Henriet tas gym

AMHERST Dec 3 The first basketball game of the season will be played Friday night at Henriet tas gymnasium. South Amherst High School bars and ejiris basketball team will meet the Henrietta High team. Also reports of social events and a Royal Neighbors of America meeting with officer elections planned.

Sliss Marguerite Mosen South Amherst Henrietta’s Soute Amherst High Ejiris Henrietta High

Laces Annuary Elects Legion Officers At East Main Home

The Laces Annuary of the American Legion held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. Henry Kolb on East Main Street. Officers elected include Mrs. W. Green president, Alpert Mori vice president, Mrs. Herman Mathes second vice president, Mrs. Coch secretary, Mrs. Henry Ruth treasurer, Mrs. Vin Slack sergeant at arms, Mrs. Ernst Reinhardt chaplain, Mrs. Robert Allsopen, Mrs. Arthur Stone color bearers. A lunch for fourteen followed. Guests hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Slack at Suntar included Ernest Becker family and others from Amherst Elycia and Columbus weekend trips were noted. Personal items mention Henry Roth regaining health, William 709 and Katherine Haywood visiting relatives, and a church bazaar sale with pies and baked goods on December 2.

American Legion Mra Henry Kolb East Main Street W. Green Alpert Mori Herman Mathes HR. Coch Henry Ruth Vin. Slack Ernst Reinhardt H Forian Robert Allsopen Arthur Stone Martins

Christmas Party Planned by Friendship Guild at Congr Church

The Friendship Guild of the Congressional church schedules a Christmas party Tuesday evening at Mrs. Keith Andrews home. Members are invited to attend and bring a small gift. Mrs. Moble and Mrs. MacDermott will assist as hostesses.

Friendship Guild Keith Andrews Moble MacDermott

Fragmented Prompt Lacks Cohesion and Clarity

A terse, disorganized text fragment discusses AI fears and a marketing line about KOTEX at department stores. It lacks concrete facts, dates, people, or organizations to form a coherent news item. The piece reads like an incomplete adcopy or editorial mockup with no clear event or outcome.

Funeral rites for Mils Arndt held at East Oberlin home

Mrs F Moser and children shopped Fioria on Wednesday. Miss Marcella Meybee of Cleveland spent the weekend with the Henry Nickel family. Jobo Haneen and Ror Hancee visited Hugo Matson's Lorain home. Olive Brownell of Flyria stayed with Mrs Christ Nickel on Sunday. Charles Anderson Sr Roy Anderson and Ed ward Johnson visited Mrs Charles Stona. Dee strange case appealed by Defiance residents. Defiance Ohio notes on a Friday Eagles night event. Beaubiens face a common pleas appeal over a horse sale dispute involving Abbie Ball. Hamilton School Bazaar slated Friday December 3 to 9 with domestic articles and baked goods.

Mils Arndt East Oberlin F. Moser Fioria Marcella Meybee Cleveland Airs Henry Nickel Jobo Haneen Ror Hancee Hugo Matson Lorain Olive Brownell Flyria Christ Nickel Quarry St Leo Stone Charles Anderson, Sr Roy Anderson Edward Johnson Charles Stona

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Katherine Terrell Mise Vile de Weller Farkenne Margaret Miller Eugene Colgan Mable Marshead Frank Proctor Muller Woman's Welsh Club BRS. R. D. Oldfield R. D. Oldfield Kenyon Avenue Stv Seville High Street W. C. Snowden Ruth Webmhof Harper Mildred Fowl M. E. Church Frank Sullivan H. Nivus Fred Bauer J_ J_. Callins Joseph Kauff Lake Avenue IT. I. T. Club Chauncey Kuechtges I. T Kearits Celia McGuire Margaret O'Conner Gertrude Adams Virginia Crandall Earlcourt Margeret Hackeil Cincinnnati, Oo Haeckel Marie Dorothy Conn Freshmeat L. S. Club H.W. Madder East River Street William Bennet Emery Fisher Mies Hazel Wieseke Zelda Olemacher Cecil] Martin Tech Carnell Avenus, Meaday Charles W. Lawrence E.R Smith Hauer Justice of the Peace C. D. Souleuy Smith Elyria-Oberlin Ernest Fiske Oberlin Review Univers Review John H. Clerke Youngis‘town United States Supreme Court Oberlin ¥. M. C. A Hotel Newell Idaho Relief Corps Amherst Bave Christ Heuser Querr Street August Lipp Albert Histed Larah Fred Schaub Margaret Charles Histed Monored Et Brucker Telegraph Road Helen Aghbad Ruth Schertz Grace Schinsky Aliea Schefferstein Emma Toth Theresa Siikinsky Ida Emery Dorothy Cook Kathryn Henson Wealtha Singersor Dora Mere Bricker Helen Brucker Royal Neighbors Royal Neighbors of America Foresters Dr. E. L. Rice Chiropractor Lorain County Bank Elyria Wiliam Slack Suntar Ernest Becker Alice Becker Nobert Carl Z Howard Becker Walter Struve Elycia Henry Roth William Akron Katherine Haywood Worthington J. Haslen Church of Christ Ladies’ Aid Charis Jane DM. Hall Second Street Cook’s Millinery Bast Ave KOTEX X Department Koteex THE Alice Beauty Lerain County Bank Elizabeth Arden Warden New York Lewis Mercantile Ec Ghildren Defiance People Defiance Elyrian Eagles Fred Beaubien Common Pleas Court Mayor's Court Abbie Ball Beaubiess Hamilton School C. E.guth Elyria Say Elyria Eagles Hall Krause Gremestra Emma Dill Ove Hetock Broad Street Fea Suiebes Midvile Avenue Elyria, Ohio Columbia Dancing Duedy Felle Tad —Tsap Rezter Rez A. B. Sauer Music CO Lorren Couney’s Musicat Bread St Harry H. Smith CO Tre Harry H. Smith Co
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