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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
4
Pupils at Baserty School presented a recital at McKinley on Monday with over one hundred attendees. The event showcased student merit and applause. The Civic Welfare Department donated funds toward new drinking fountains, aiding student health and comfort, as announced by Principal Mrs Symons.
Mrs Tite’s term as Worthy Matron of Elyria Chapter Order of the Eastern Star ends in a few days. Friday evening she was surprised at home on Lodi Street by her officers and their husbands who gave a reading lamp as a souvenir. Mr W A Hiscox presented and Mrs N E Sherrill will succeed Mrs Tite. Mr Frank Sternon succeeds Mr Hiscox. Garford Parent-Teachers Assn to meet tomorrow afternoon in the school, AJL members urged to attend with a friend and bring thimbles.
The Daughters of Isabella welcomed a large class into the Elyria group on Sunday afternoon, signaling rapid growth for the Catholic women’s order. Initiatory work was led by Cleveland officers, with two hundred in attendance at Andwur hotel. Rosa Kirkbride performed solos as speeches honored Grand Regent Mr Brady and several officers.
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting with Dr. Hornung of Collinwood delivering an inspiring address on Red Cross roles in peace and war. Officers and several civic leaders were named to the executive committee for the coming year.
A compilation of church and school club notices listing meetings and events for Thursday through Friday. Topics include Division B and Division A meetings at the Second Church, Queen Esther class at Mrs Frank Lovejoys home, Jefferson Parent Teachers Association session, Pythian Sisters officer elections, Home Economics Association gathering with Miss Billman, St Clair Rebekah Lodge elections, Junior Guild gathering at St Andrews, Gates School Parent Teachers talk by Miss Baughman, and West Ridge WCTU meeting scheduled with Mrs Hearshauver.
Mr and Mrs P E Brawn leave for Los Angeles after death in family. Lewis Mercantile Co employees honor Nora Scatt with gifts before her wedding. Grace Sears to Los Angeles with mother Mrs Sears. Laura Dellefield hosts farewell for Grace Sears. Dr Fleming from Cleveland attends Garrard dinner. Red Cross speaker at annual meeting. Various local residents visit relatives, travel, or attend events. notices of deaths and moves include Mrs Hiram Nichols and Mr Philip Menu.
Advertisement touts Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey as a safe cold remedy for phlegm congestion and hoarseness. It claims to ease breathing and inflammation, notes suitability for children, and promotes buying from a druggist in sizes 30c 60c and 1 20 STGP.
Lady Cowan wife of Sir William Cowan advocates self government for all British possessions, drawing on travels and visits to colonies to present informed views on colonial governance.
The ladies of the B Mill Anglican Gist Church plan a gathering at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ni aorenn in St Sand 4. Hostesses will include parishioners from the Graf on ne sidsooe area and the event aims to share fellowship and support.
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Fragmentary OCR recalls an evening at a local venue with names such as Mr and Mrs Bridge and Charles. Details are unreadable and names are partially garbled. The record captures a social scene or visit with no clear date or outcome.
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