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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
12
A flood of club gatherings fills the local scene with meetings at Masonic, Y, K of P, and G A Halls plus the Oberlin lecture by Prof R Moore on Far East affairs. Spotlight on Current Events series, preparatory events for Christmas socials, and club musical offerings augment a busy cultural calendar.
Elyria notices list Kiwams Club luncheon at the Y M C A with Elyria High athletic squad guests. St Ann's Lewis Circle meets at Mrs. John Wagner's home Thursday. St John's circle postpones its gathering to December 8. Franklin Parent Teachers meet after school at the school building with Carl Martin as speaker. Junior Queen Exiders plan a Christmas box project at Methodists. Four O clockers meet at Mrs. L Plims home. Mooseheart Women of the Moose discuss current affairs and elect officers. Cyril Brecknock head of local I O O F Lodge with officer elections and club room rules discussed. Division L elects officers for the coming year. Utopia Club plans its annual Christmas party and gift exchange. Calendar Club presents two one act plays at First Congregational Church Friday. Discharges noted and births listed.
Mrs Alta Muche hosted the Lady Rowena Circle at an all day gathering on Grefton Road with fourgers present. The day included a morning business session a noon deacons dinner and afternoon activities. Airs George Massey of East River Avenue will entertain at her home in two avenues.
A brief report notes that many women’s disorders arise from underlying health or hormonal imbalances identified by doctors, with emphasis on recognizing nonphysical causes and pursuing appropriate medical assessments.
A Who's Who Club gathering occurred Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Ferard Wi shaw's Northrup Street home. Mrs George Krugman won high in cards, with Mrs Arthur Davis second and Mrs Willam Birklya third. An upcoming Bazaar and Bake Sale is planned by AlcKinley P. TA for Friday at 2:30 PM in the school building. Interlude and readings from Justonartes noted by the group.
The Missionary Society of St Pauls Evangelical Church met yesterday at the church for its regular gathering. Officers election was postponed. Letters from missionaries were read including one from Robert Byers of Australia aided by the local society. Mrs Bischof of Oberlin will host the next meeting on Wednesday December 30.
Miss Ruth Simpson of Berea spent last evening in the city. Miss Clara Parsch hosted friends from Western Reserve over the weekend. Harold Dangerfield returned to Penn State after a weekend at home. Miss Mary Seward spent Sunday in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon of Amherst visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harper. C. L. Dune of Cleveland was an Elyria visitor yesterday. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Delaney of George Street. Mrs. Charles Johnson returned from Boston and Plymouth, Mass. guest of Mrs. George Harrington and her son for several weeks. Announcement of a birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Andress of Grafton Road. Mrs. John Fanon of Middle Avenue returned from Boston, Mass. The Canadian fish industry is noted as highly active amid intensive newspaper advertising campaigns.
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