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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1927
Page
6
A dense listing of clubs, lodges, churches, and civic groups across Elyria for Monday and Thursday. Veterans, youth, and women’s organizations gather for meals, Christmas parties, rehearsals, and elections at G A R halls, Masonic Temples, churches, and club houses with hostesses named and times noted.
A list of December gatherings across churches and clubs. Beginnings department at Church of Christ hosts a two thirty party with 1 cent gifts. Women's Evangelical Union at St Paul’s hosts a Christmas park. Triangle Bunco, Ninety Club, Bridge Club, RF M Class, Culture Club, St Ann's Sewing Circle, Willing Workers of Yromen, Dareas Society, Daisy Club, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, David Nye Chapter DeMolay, LaPorte Ladies' Aid Beacon Light, Circle No 8 at Methodist with Mrs Phelps, and Junior High G R meet at 3 pm.
Mrs Otto Stegman hosted a surprise party for her daughter Plorence Stegman marking her sixteenth birthday anniversary. Guests enjoyed dancing, music, and prizes won by Marie Sandrock Edna Mas Wilson John Hardy and Edwin Sharp, followed by a luncheon around a large sixteen candle birthday cake.
Mr and Mrs Lele Coonrad and Theodore Pfeiffer hosted Yeomen Card Club at Freda Raesler's Lodi Street home Saturday. Fright games of padre with seven tanks in play. First prize split between Mrs Fred Powell and Giz y irkson Myre, MacDonald and Sohn Schuitz took second. Mrs J O Boothroyd and Ford Wirth among consolation winners. A luncheon followed.
The Intermediate department held a Friday banquet at the church to close a November contest for the highest class average. Ruth Taylor's class won. About sixty youths with teachers and Rev Ketcham and Supt Harley Stevick attended. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Maw Worcester and Beulah Dunfer among others.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ross of Spencer Ohio welcomed a daughter born yesterday at the focal hospital. Mrs H M Yapper of West Ridge attends a ceremony in Akron hosted by Mrs Mollie Keller of Ovidsville. Glens Unton visited Cleveland on Saturday. Leona Brown returned home after a Cleveland visit. George Rhodes County Commissioner returns to courthouse after absence. Mr and Mrs F B Squires traveled to Cleveland for the death in the family of their cousin Bert Redington. M H Sexton, president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, stopped at the home of Mr and Mrs Vaughen on Sunday. Mr Sexton was en route from Dallas, Texas to Denton. Denton and Mrs C V Beazell returned from Navarre Ohio due to Mrs Beazell's mother’s illness. Auxiliary to the American Legion officers list had omissions: calor guard names Hattie Hansman and George Robertson. Miss Bess Schauffier of Cleveland, a guest of Mr and Mrs W A Gerber, returned home. Roscoe Conklin, former circulation manager of the Akron Star Beacon, spent yesterday in Elvira on his way home.
Mr Conklin joined Santa Ana Register in California. Mrs Loughrake hosted guests for her birthday with Misses Wailson, Wilmot, Mitchell, Harris, McGure, McLaughlin, Whters and Were. Pearl Kreeser and Walter Tardy visited Mrs Stegman. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur in Lorain County at Elyria Memorial. Mayor Hinkson and Mel and Mrs William flarding returned from a ten day trip.
Wellington December 12 Win C Robinson well known businessman died at his Folgar 3 home after illness with pneumonia. His father founded Robinson’s barber shop here and he owned it after his father’s death. He also ran a Lakeside Ohio branch. Earlier he sold the shop and became an agent for the American Bond and Mortgage Co. Miss Edith Robinson librarian of Herrick library is left by his death. Funeral arrangements set for 2:30 Wednesday afternoon.
The Herrick Day committee seeks word on the exact date of Mr. Herrick visit. Cleveland reports say Mr Herrick is expected home from the east any day. Kiwanis notes announce Rev. Earle as luncheon speaker on Thursday with entertainer Miller of Wilmington, Ohio, as the official entertainer. Miller plans a coast to coast tour in February. Local news mention Myr and Mrs. R G Parks visiting Clifton Lees in Canton, Ohio.
Oberlin Road notes weekend visits and illness. John Paule from Count. stayed with Alex and William Paul. J C Davidson called Sunday. W W Keighley ill at home west of Oberlin. Floyd Rhodes and family visited Charles Rhodes. Ernest Brooks and late daughter Virginia spent the weekend with local friends. Mrs Low Tundow and son Milo of Norwalk called Saturday.
Morning events at Elyrin duigh school and Oberlin plan a Christmas party. Four Square club hosts a party at John Kern home. Residents from Osford, Lorain, and Detroit visit family. real estate transfers list Vicente Poltrone, Lillian Wintemute, Emma Walker, and Henry Ebriich with modest sums in Lorain and surrounding townships.
A local advert promotes numerology readings allegedly revealing past present and future to answer questions on love marriage health and business. It lists a phone number 6231 for appointments and mentions CHAS WYNN at 119 West River Sr in Chas Wyoming.
Guardian reports Marie Webur sublets unit 46 in block G at West Shore sub. The agreement lists a monthly $10 rent and specifies the sublet duration and terms.
Readable fragments indicate a public notice style item listing amounts, locations, or actions in Liberty subdivision with a $20 reference. Names such as Pearl Garfield and Frank Ac cultoto appear as parties or notes within the record.
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