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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1924

Page

12

Fellowship supper crowds Congregational church Wellington

At Wellington the Congregational church held its annual Fellowship supper with full dining rooms. The Women’s Association celebrated its 21st anniversary, reporting $1090 given to the church and full adherence to assessments. The Friendship Guild funded church music and shows a healthy treasury. The Christian Endeavor Society, with 35 members, reports 15 to 25 weekly attendance and plans for youth entertainment. Sunday School reports strong, steady work despite a small $15 deficit for the year.

Wellington Congregational Church Women Hermen Wight Friendship Guild Harry Lee Guild Paul Recard Christian Endeavor Society Caro Vn Renourd

Church pledges and membership rise as Rev Record leads

The treasurer notes 506 during the year with 85000 in pledges nearly all paid by year end. Rev Record receives high praise for restoring the church, 72 new members joined, and Miss Aletha Stacey sang while Miss Jeanne Williams guided the choir. New officers include Clerk Alice Andress and Treasurer L V Banning.

Bean Bagning Record Aletha Stacey Jeanne Williams Alice Andress L. V. Banning H R Daugherty Guy Wells William Bauhoft Deans J E Fields F. W. Andress Herman Wight Frank Gifford Don Johnson Ng. Glidden W. R Wean

Minstrel Show a Big Hit in Wellington Opera House

Wellington audiences praised the Wellington Minstrels in last night’s performance under the Wellington Band. The show provided strong entertainment from start to finish with the pit orchestra featuring Mrs. C A Dirlam Ray Rowland A W McHenry Marcel Powell Otto Robinson Wm Lashley W J Powell Lawrence Baker Frank Furze Kent Robinson Lynne Coats timed to the lively skits and music.

Wellington Wellington Opera House C A Dirlam Ray Rowland A. W McHenry Marcel Powell Otto Robinson Wm Lashley W. J. Powell Lawrence Baker

Grand Opening Vaudeville at Keiths Theatre Delights Crowd

The grand opening featured Alan Branson and Walter Cole with a chorus including Mort Wadsworth Harry Gil Albert Daugherty Harry Lee Andrew Murray Harold Whiteside Edwin Ray Clyde Ray Chas Willard. Stiffy West Frosty Evans Ted Tadlock and others kept the fun alive with songs skits and dances. Ruth Hogan Wir kinia Warren Brenner and Dan Grissinger impressed in acts. The show closed with a strong finale and praised performances throughout.

Alan Branson Locutor Walter Cole Mort Wadsworth Harry Gil Albert Daugherty Harry Lee Andrew Murray Harold Whiteside Edwin Ray Clyde Ray Chas Willard Stiffy West Frosty Evans Ted Tadlock Boob Slytliff Noisy Page Remy Curtice Nosy Page Andrew Nurray Mule Boob Sutlis Evans and Co Evans West Dixieland Ruth Hogan Wirkinia Warren Keiths Theatre Miss Brenner Dan Grissinger Dan Wilbur Sutff Booth Charles Chaplin

Wellington Church Services On Sunday

Wellington churches plan Sunday worship with Congregational Church at South Main led by Rev Charles W Record. Sunday school at 9 30 morning service 10 30 on The Religion of All Good Men. C E at 6 30. Catholic St Patrick at North Main with Rev J H Lenz mass 10 30 am.

Wellington Congregational Church Catholic ST. Patrick North Main J. H. Lenz

Baptist Church Schedule and Candidate Guest Speaker

Bible church convenes at 9 30. Morning service at 10 20. Bible meeting at 6 00. Wade Whitcomb of Morral Ohio will speak as a candidate. Evening service at 7 00. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.

Baptist Church Bible Cachoo Morelog BY. P U Wade Whitcomb Morral

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule Across Society Groups

Rev Thomas H Kerr pastor Ray Koontz superintendent announces Sunday School at 930 and Epworth League at 600 with regular Christian Seance Society meetings each Sunday over Bev iers store at 1030 The Bible Students of Wellington Ohio meet for Bible study and worship each Sunday at the Rosa residence 248 Johns street Watch Tower Section B Prayer praise and testimony invited to public

Methodist Church Thomas H. Kerr Ray Koontz Epworth League Christian Seance Society BeViers Store LBBA Bible Students of Wellington Ohio J. L. Rosa Johns Street Watch Tower

Meeting Wednesday Evening at Same Address

A notice invites all to a gathering Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the same address. No collection will be taken, and all are welcome.

Church Services Schedule With Guest Speaker Paul Andress

Sunday school begins at 10:00 followed by a morning service at 11:00 and an evening service at 7:00. Paul Andress of Hiram College, a former Wellington boy, will speak at both services. A midweek meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

Paul Andress Hiram College Wellington

Pretty wedding unites Essie Hearne and Lloyd Cain in Los Angeles

Mrs. Essie Hearne of Los Angeles wed Lloyd D. Cain on Monday November 3 1924 at St Pauls Church 610 West 73rd Street Los Angeles. Rev Samuel Benet officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Byron Fine. The bride formerly from Ada Oklahoma worked at Hell Telephone then U S Long Distance Telephone Company. They plan a home in Compton California where a bungalow is being built.

Samuel Benet St Paul's Church West Seventy-Third Street Los Angeles Cal Essie Hearne W. E. Myers West Seventy Fourth Street Lloyd D. Cain Byron Fine Dlyria Hell Telephone Company U. S Lone Distance Telephone Company Cain Compton

Entertainment at Temple by Elytia Lodge 855

Elytia Lodge No 855 of the Independent Order B ne B rith held an evening at the Temple Corner West Street and Lake Avenue. Pupils of Mr Pines performed Recitations and music with violin piano by Eunice Sears Sarah Notkin Elsie Altfeld Ida Lerner Esther Ross Otis Altfeld and Sam Deutsch. A playlet School Days and a radio sketch The Noodlesooperdine drew laughs. Saxophone and cornet solos and ukulele numbers plus a bake sale ended the event.

Elytia Lodge B'nai B'rith Temple West Street Lake Arenue Pines South Lorain Eunice Sears Sarah Edith Notkin Elsie Altfeld Ida Lerner Lorain Esther Ross Elyria Otis Altfeld Sam Deutsch Horace Merwin Altfeld Dr. L. Samuelson

Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Elects Officers

A large attendance at the regular meeting elects the lodge officers for the coming year led by President Mary Halliday and Vice President Margaret Richmond. Other posts include Isabelle Keith as past president Ruth Keith as recording secretary Jennie Edwards as financial secretary Bessie Paton as treasurer Alexina Wilson as chaplain Elizabeth Paul as deputy Mary Wheton as conductor Margaret Kirkpatrick as assistant conductor Winifred Haswell as inside guard Jesse Rawson as outside guard and Dorothy Farquhar as pianist. In two weeks the lodge plans a children’s entertainment and bazaar.

Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Mary Halliday Margaret Richmond Isabelle Keith Ruth Keith Jennie Edwards Bessie Paton Alexina Wilson Elizabeth Paul Mary Wheton Margaret Kirkpatrick Winifred Haswell Jesele Rawson Dorothy Farquhar

Mrs D Reuber Birthday Party In Lorain

Thirty friends gathered at the home of Mrs M K D Olsen in West street for Mrs D Reuber’s birthday anniversary. The event featured games music and dancing with prizes awarded to pairs Thersa Shupe and Anton Olson first second to CE Werle with Warren Nolg and third to Harry Neilsen with Mr McCarthy.

D Reuber Lorain M K. D Olsen West Street Thersa Shupe Anton Olson CE. Werle Warren Nolg Harry Neilsen Mr McCarthy Persons Q. Trolden

Le Club de Monere Hosts French Evening at High School

A Wednesday meeting at the high school featured H M Ebert recounting travels in France and original French poems by Blanche Standen Ruth Balley Reva Saltuper Vera Johnson and Gertrude Taylor. The group sang La Marseillaise and enjoyed Victrola records before Eskimo pies.

le Club de MoNeré H. M. Ebert France Blanche Standen Ruth Balley Reva Saltuper Vera Johnson Gertrude Taylor Marseillaise

Admissions and discharges in, and around town notes

Admissions list includes Mrs. Edward Fer on at 306 Blaine Street, Mrs. James Arnold at 143 Charles Court, and Mrs. Orlo Bogart at 336 Prospect Street. Discharges note Mrs. Jack Warren felts at 341 High Street, Mrs. Frank Yoo and baby boy at 1290 Cornell Avenue, J. G. Howlett at 606 South Main Street, Wellington, and Kether Holmes at Litchfield.

Edward Feron Blaine Street James Arnold Charles Court Orlo Bogart Prospect Street Jack Warrenfelts High Street Frank Yoo Cornell Avenue J. G. Howlett Main Street Wellington Kether Holmes Litchfield

Local Personal News and Family Updates

Mr and Mrs C H Kopp and daughter of Fifth street spent Wednesday in Cleveland. A M Drage 104 Spruce street recovering after a serious operation at Memorial hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Melville Smith on November 29 named Fred Thom as. mother and baby doing nicely. Earl White, long employed in Lansing Michigan since September, returned to Evyria. Mrs W C White 178 Abbey road has come home after caring for her father George Humble in Lakewood. Humble is seriously ill but improving. Malm the Swedish artist visited Mme Gardner Bartlett studio on Washington avenue. he was a friend of Nordica. Mrs John Schultz Amherst called on Riverside Ct friends. Mrs Margaret Darling Chapman Columbus street leaves for Cleveland to visit daughter Grace Chisham. Fred Roths is in Florida on business. A baby son was born to Mr and Mrs Orlo Bogart 336 Prospett street at Memorial Hospital. Carl and Isaac Chatney left Wednesday for Florida for the winter. Miss Lenore Shumaker Fourth street will spend the weekend at home in Chagrin Falls.

C. H Kopp Fifth Street Cleveland Thomas Drage Spruce Street Memorial Hospital Melville Smith Fred Thomas Babe Earl White Lansing Mich Evyria W. C White Abbey Road Lakewood George Humble Humble Malm Mme Gardner-Bartlett Washington Avenue Nordica John Schultz Amherst Riverside Ct Margaret Darling Chapman Columbus Street Goon

Q Q Club Meets South Amherst In December Social

The Q Q club gathered Monday at Miss Ema Rue Bartlett home with Tuesday evening programs featuring games and music. Attendees included Marie Menz Thelma Bryant Lelia Pippert Zah rend and Emma Rue Bartlett. A farmer’s meet followed with Lorain County Orchestra providing music at the convention in South Amherst.

South Amherst Ema Rue Bartlett Marie Menz Thelma Bryant Lelia Pippert Zahrend Emma Rue Bartlett Farmer's Amherst Lorain County Orchestra

Local Musicians Represent Oberlin Area in Orchestra

Four musicians from Henrietta and four from Brownhelm joined Oberlin players in a regional orchestra. Representing the area were Minsos Lelin Pippert Marie Menz Richard Glea tom and Jaci Robert from the community.

Oberlin Henrietta Brownhelm Minsos Lelin Pippert Marie Menz Richard Glea Tom Jaci Robert

South Amherst Notes and Shoppers Report

South Amherst notes show Mrs. Peter Pippert and Mrs. H. F. Moore shopping in Elyria on Wednesday. Miss Lillian Gleason and Miss Soliday of Kipton visited South Amherst friends on Tuesday. Mary Solka is ill at home. Mieg Oldehia Springer spent the weekend in Yotedo with Mr. and Mrs. H. Rightmeyers. C. Carroll has returned after a trip.

South Amherst Peter Pippert H. F. Moore Elyria Lillian Gleason Soliday Kipton Mizo Mary Solka Mieg Oldehia Springer Yotedo H. Rightmeyers C. Carroll

Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Youth Cream Beauty Secret

Edna Wallace Hopper markets a beauty regimen claiming 40 years on stage preserved youth. She touts a super cream used daily in cold night or vanishing day forms, says it combines lemon and strawberry extracts and modern science for skin care. She invites readers to mail a coupon to receive more information and samples.

Edna Wallace Hopper

Family visits and a scarlet fever case noted

Spending several days in Nortin with relatives Mrs. Peter Pippert visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Ruth of Cleveland. Mrs. John Ludwig, Sr. spent Thursday in Anberat with relatives. Miss Marion Corbett is quarantined with scarlet fever at her Buckeye Street home.

Nortin- He Peter Pippert A. Ruth Cleveland John Ludwig, Sr Anberat Marion Corbett

Grafton Spencers and Belden basketball game Thursday

Grafton Spencer plays Belden basketball at Belden on Thursday evening this week. Claude McQuillen of Portsmouth Kentucky was the guest of W L Bryden over Monday night. The Arthur Drage farm will be sold at auction two miles south of town at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mrs Lena Schwarer ill with appendicitis underwent operation at Memorial hospital Elyria Tuesday. Grafton Parent Teachers association dances at Dinkes ballroom Thursday Dec 11 with Shubert orchestra. Helen Park and daughter Olive Park of Cleveland were Thanksgiving guests of Dr and Mrs W C Park. Mr and Mrs James Lilley visited Helen Park in Cleveland Sunday.

Spencer Belden Claude McQuillen Pordstown Kentuky W. L. Bryden Arthur Drage Ad Miniscectors Lena Schwarer Memorial Elyria Grafton Parent Teachers Association Shuberts Orchestra Helen Park Olive Park Cleveland W. C. Park James Lilley

President Coolidge Returns From Chicago Trip In Slow Train

President Coolidge, exhausted after thirteen crowded hours from Chicago, travels back to Washington aboard a slow train. The party covers twenty three cars en route and faces an eighteen hour return window, reaching the capital around eight o'clock tonight.

Washington

First Organized Poultry Exhibition Held in Boston

A Boston event marked the first organized poultry exhibition in America, held seventy five years ago, showcasing early American poultry farming and exhibition practices with local and regional interest.

America Boston

Wealthy Widow Would Wed Again

A widow claims lasting relief from stomach troubles after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and says she would consider remarriage. The advertisement asserts the preparation clears catarrhal mucus, reduces inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines, and offers a money back guarantee.

Mayr

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