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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1928

Page

12

Eastern Stars Hear Flourishing Report at Elyria Chapter

Elyria Chapter 163 E S met in Masonic Hall with about 200 present for a regular session. The treasurer’s report showed strong finances as 67 new members joined this year, nine candidates were initiated, and several membership petitions were received. A memorial service for deceased members was held, followed by gifts, music, and a luncheon.

Elyria E. S Masonic Hall Avenue Club Rudi Vestal Club Fis Ralph Wiliams Ralph Williams

Sixty Guests Attend Bridge Luncheon at Elyria Country Club

Mrs George Stevens Junior and Mrs Lyman Clark and Mrs Louis Kelllog hosted sixty guests Friday at the Elyria Country Club for a bridge luncheon. The Brown Room welcomed the hostesses and the dining room featured a Christmas themed L shaped table. Red baskets of flowers served as centerpieces. Prizes for high score went to Mrs Henry Ingels Mrs Max Suppers Mrs Walter Davies Mrs Edgar F Allen and Mrs Thomas Cushing. Consolation awards were won by Miss Adele Brown and Mrs Kimball.

George Stevens Junior Lyman Clark Louis Kelllog Elyria Country Club Henry Ingels Max Suppers Walter Davies Edgar F. Allen Thomas Cushing Adele Brown Kimball

Many Elyria groups plan Monday meetings

A long list of club and society meetings is set for Monday. The Columbia Club, Knights of Columbus, Odtas Club, Rainbow class, Me thodist church, St Pauls Sunday School Council, Elyria Woman's Club Fine Arts Dept, Y M C A Young Men's Club, G A R Post, Woman's Benefit Assoc, H P Crapman Camp, Cloverleaf Circle, Chevalier Lodge K P, King Solomon's Lodge, Mary and Martha Class, Mugwumps, and Elyria Ladies are among those scheduled to meet in various local venues and homes. Several events include guest speakers and activities.

Columbia Club St. John Lutheran's Knights of Columbus NK. of C Odtas Club Althea Haugh Wooster Street Rainbow Methodist Church B. H. Long Park Avenue St. Paul's Church Elyria Woman’s Club John Fitserald Eeastern Railways Young Men's Club G. A. R. Post Woman's Benefit Associaion H. P. Crapman Sons of Union Veterans Chevalier Lodge Kuaishts Pythias PB. Hall King Solomon's Lodge A. M Mary and Martha The H. Wibber Oxford Court Mugwumps Y. Wlc. A

D A R Hear Paper On Rappahannock Valley and Meetings

Mrs G B French hosted Elyria Chapter D A R at her home for a Friday afternoon gathering of thirty one ladies. Mrs Crehore read a poem and prayer from the Constitution Hall corner stone ceremonies in Washington November fourth. Mrs Fauver described the laying of the corner stone with Mrs Alfred Brosseau and President Coolidge as honor guest, and mention of the Copper box, White House cards, and Constitution Hall naming. Mrs Fay spoke on the Rappahannock Valley history, Virginia resources, and the region’s ties to colonial, revolutionary, and Civil War eras, ending with a reading from Virginia Moore and a song by Mrs Bowdler.

Rappahannock Valley G. B. French Third Street Elyria DP. A. R French Crehore New Constitution Hall Washington Crebore Fauver Alfred J. Brosseau Calvin Coolidge Bllis Island A. R. Webber Our Park Otto Greene Mary W.S. Fay Rappahannork Valley Williamsburg John D. Rockefeller, Jr Daughters of the Confederacy Stratford West Moreland County Robert Lee South Fay Blue Ridge Mountains Allegheny Range United States Republic Bessies Washington Rappahannorek Washington, D. C Arlington Pine Hihteric Alexandria Fredericxsburg Washington Farm H. Cothert Brandt Churchward Goodman Blanchard

Review of The Other Wise Man Presented by Elyria Club

The Civics and Political Sciences Department of the Elyria Women's club met at the Club Home on Fourth Street with twenty-one members and ten guests. Mrs. Upp chaired. Mrs. Hand and Mrs. Terry provided piano and singing, and Alex Schillemas delivered a well received review of The Other Wise Man by Van Deke. Afterward Mrs. Hand sang Dawning and refreshments were served before adjournment.

Elyria Woman’s Club Fourth Street J. G. Upp Robert Hand A. F. Terry Wiseman van Deke Alex Schillemas

Girls Friendly Society Bridge Party at St Pauls Church

Mrs Luey Nielsen and Mrs Robert Losmis hosted a Girls Friendly Society supper at St Pauls church with 23 members present. Plans for a Christmas Pageant led by Miss Marian Hubbell, a December 17 bridge club, and a Zeppelin contest by Baptist Young People were announced with various team captains and musical selections to cap the evening.

Luey Nielsen Robert Losmis Virginia Betteridge Evelyn Tufford Girls Friendly Society St. Paul's Church Marian Hubbell

Blue and Gold Bunco Club Christmas Party Held

The Blue and Gold Bunco Club met at Mrs. Lena Taber’s home with three bunco tables in play and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ida TParn's retiret, Mrs. Agnes Ferou, and Mrs. Lew Wetzel. Fred Hetow won the card contest. Dorothy Hetow attended as guest. Next meeting at Mrs. Lew Wetzel’s Columbus street home will be a Christmas party with gift exchanges.

Lena Taber Ida Tparn Uret Agnes Ferou Lew Wetzel Fred Hetow Dorothy Hetow Columbus Street Thali Nierman Bord Street Inter Se Club Mra. A. H. Wert Nell Willows Mra. K. Lord Mre. G. Llewellyn Lorain Uave Pary Amica Helen Schneider Kenyon Street Evelyn Rodgers Evelyn Rodfers

De Molay Chapter thanks public for two Fleurette performances

The David J. Nye Chapter of De Molay expresses gratitude to the public for attending both performances of Fleurette at the Rialto Theatre.

David J. Nye de Molay

Calvert Addresses Men’s Association Meeting

Some sixty members of the Men’s Association of the Pilgrim Community church attended the December meeting where a sumptuous chicken supper was served by the Woman’s Association. Sump tuous sentence: Calvert, president of the Plaudier company, spoke on Whither are we Drifting, comparing living conditions of the fifteenth and twentieth centuries and noting luxuries now costlier than royal necessities. The event included music, Ohio State Day notes, and a bridge session with a luncheon. A separate note mentions the Odldfellows band preparing a sacred service at the Fitrpt Methodist church. A second service is planned at Pilgrim Community church a week later. Miss Reva Carson underwent appendicitis surgery at Elyria Memorial hospital and is reported improving.

Calvert Pilgrin Community Church Mytt S. Calvert Plaudier Company Aod Ohio State Nia Elyria Ohio Odldfellows Band No Fitrpt Methodist Church E. M. West West Kirby Pilgrim Community Church Reva Carson Adams Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Daughters of Scotia entertain children at Christmas party

Daughters of Scotia held a Santa day style event for children at the K of 2 ball with low attendance. A social committee was formed for next year programs and meetings. tea closed the gathering. A tea meeting is scheduled for December 24.

Scotia Arct

Dancing at the Elyria Fagles Every Friday Night

Community social night at the Elyria Fagles venue every Friday. Open to all with a 50 cent couple admission.

Elyria

Health education leads to rest and happiness at YWCA

A fragmented notice urges restraint and self care during a strain on welfare. It invites entering YWCA health education classes as a worthwhile Christmas present, promising health and happiness with a small expenditure.

Miss Browne

Weekend House Guests and Local Birth Announcements

Miss Lucille Kirby of Cleveland will spend the weekend with Dr and Mrs Kirby of Bastevenue. Mrs ELE Barnond of Gulf Farms visits Stauler Hotel in Cleveland. Miss Marguerite Shaw of Cleveland spends the weekend with her parents on Harrison street. Mrs Rose is the house guest of Mrs Harry C Weil. Miss Dorothy Cunningham of Oberlin spends the weekend with her parents. Wayne Mortimer of the University of Michigan will spend the weekend with his parents on Princeton avenue. Miss Ruth Mortimer of Oberlin College spends the weekend with her parents in this city. Miss Fitch is guest at the home of Mrs F A Smythe on Washington avenue. Mr and Mrs Louis Spiegel left for LaPorte Michigan for a relative's funeral. Miss Gladys McCullough of Oberlin road attended a Fritz Kreisler concert in Cleveland. Born to Earl Joneson and Rontel of Lorain a son on November seventh at the local hospital. A daughter was born to Wilbur and Mrs Wilbur Troup of 252 Fair Lawn avenue on December seventh at Elyria Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs George Glenn of 508 North street are parents of a daughter born at Elyria Memorial hospital on December seventh. Mrs Hortense Dimter and daughter of Portland Oregon have been guests at Miss Elizabethbeth Bauer of Bath Street. Elden Smith of 54 Tonth Street Elyria chosen a member of Freshman Players at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. Freshman Players may earn membership in Waleyan Players and in Theta Alpha Phi honorary dramatic fraternity.

Lucille Kirby Cleveland Kirby Bastevenue Ele. Barnond Gulf Farms Stauler Hotel Marguerite Shaw Harrison Street Rose Harry C. Weil Aliss Dorothy Cunningham Oberlin Wayne Mortimer University of Michigan W. W. Mortimer Princeton Avenue Ruth Mortimer Oberlin College Fitch F. A. Smythe Washington Avenue Louis Spiegel Berg Town Line Road LaPorte Michigan Gladys McCullough Oberlin Road Fritz Kreisler Evenin Earl Johnsson Rontel Lorain Wilbur Troup Fairlawn Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital George Glenn North Street Hortense Dimter Daugh Portland Oregon Elizabethbeth Bauer Bath Street Elden Smith Tonth Street Elyria Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ojo Ohio Wesleyan W Aleyan Theta Alph "Phi

Lost Boston bull dog with harness near 9th fate

Bold black and white Boston bulldog lost with harness but no tag. Reward offered. Call 9621 or 319 9th for details or recovery.

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