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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
8
Local civic groups and church circles hold sessions at First Congregational and nearby venues. Activities include canning reports, Circle meetings, a Christmas stockings drive for Gates Home, gifts and records for infirmary residents, and social gatherings in Oberlin and Elyria.
A list of upcoming December events includes Woman's Home Missionary Society of MoE Church on Dec 14, Educational Dept of Woman's Civic Club on Dec 14, Open Forum at Machinist Hall on Dec 14, Musical Art Society on Dec 14, Handel's Messiah at First M. E. Church on Dec 16, Culture Club on Dec 16, Ninety Five Club on Dec 16, Americanization Annual meeting on Dec 17, Blue Moon Club Christmas Dance on Dec 23.
A South Ridge family holds a cheerful gathering for Miss Ruth Fowls with friends, games, and refreshments. The evening includes an annual report, club dances, and a Masonic dance party with Johnsons Orchestra planned for the coming Thursday.
The annual meeting of the International Association of Machinists was held in Machinists Hall. G Jones was elected president with Theo Blaine as vice president and RR M Porter as recording secretary. Other officers named include RB Whitehead as financial secretary Claud Ranfees as treasurer FP Spencer as conductor Wm Per as sentinel and J Davis as trustee. A Lighthouse and art department report followed with pottery demonstrations and a lecture by George K Roberson of Kinney and LeVan Company of Cleveland. A complimentary dinner was promised for lay canvassers of the First Congregational Church.
Mrs Netto Vighois Wrs Vosen attend Mes Coos ay 2010 Mul dig avepue wil Tonee riday Flores. Members of the State Grange convention and Circle groups plan social dances and meetings. Mrs William Tierris Hoebrs hosts a gathering at Worth. Circles of First Coryreens Trenal church and Methodist groups schedule quilt work sessions and meetings at 2 PM and 2:30 PM at local church parlors. Names include Mrs Carl Wider and Misses Washburn with neighbors noted as attending at 214 Thorteenth street and 92 Weet Areyrue.
The article showcases three wraps in the season's tone, including fur cuffs and beaver collar ensembles. One coat combines velvet with embroidery and a faux skirt look created by velvet ribbons. A heavy fringe piece and a large squirrel fur trim add luxury while a center design aims for a versatile, three piece appearance.
A New York group of society women break satire with success in arts and letters. Mrs Wharton leads the city’s literary field, Amelie Rives and Nel son O'Shaughnessy rise in letters, with Mrs Harry Pays Whitney and Miss Marjorie A Curtis shaping criticism and broader recognition.
A jumble of names and places reports travel of Mrs Barlaimn and Mr Barlaimn of Op uo sty, Browns and Lams of New Haven, Arts Trot West, and Mr J B Loughr. ieté. Mrs W R Mussey and Mrs Kost arrive home after a week in Chicago. American Legion No 12 to meet Tuesday December 14 at 7 20 in the Club room Captain Landry of Cleveland to attend a task event. All members urged to attend.
In Newark on December 14 one hundred Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers were laid off. The Gem Shop on Mill Street advertised gift purchases related to the layoffs.
Local Elks lodge announces a Christmas party scheduled for Friday night featuring a buffet and entertainment. Attendees are invited to come in festive attire and enjoy a social evening with fellow members and guests.
An event notes the Oh Ladies social to host guests for supper then present a program with Dr Herbert MacKenzie of Cleveland Ohio as the speaker. The outline promises an engaging talk with a treat for all attending and a focus on instruction and interest. Also includes a catalog line about boys wool shawl collar sweaters priced at 5.00 from Robinson Hans cuck Co.
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