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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
3
A cheerful Christmas gift idea highlights three tile costumes and matching outfits for children. The description notes a Rose dotted swist with frills for girls and a pliantly stitched pongee suit for boys, suited for winter wear.
At yesterday's Woman's Civic club meeting plans were made to host Carnegie Technies club in Elyria on February 24. The finance committee will lead the effort and an annual guest day for children will be held under the Child Welfare Dept. Christmas work continues under Civics and Social Service and Child Welfare. Lectures and luncheons are planned with various departments contributing.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John held a meeting selecting officers led by Spiritual Advisor Father Freykins. Mary Brand stepped down after four years as president. Mrs Minnie Knapp became president with Mo Keller as first vice president and G Kuchenreiter as recording secretary. Other posts filled include Rose Myers treasurer Ar Anna Bruck messenger Mrs Grace Danville sentinel Mrs Wilma Brown trustees Rose Williams Mary McGuire and C Henke death fund secretary Mame Gerhardt musician Katherine Foss captain Mary Decosky. A Christmas party is set for December 26 and a Five Hundred Club formed, meeting at Garl Diedrick’s LaGrange Road home. J Diedrick won first prize.
The Carlie xt regular meeting canceled due to weather. Reports mention election of officers, a Piratical party for YWCA campers, camp photos by Dorothy Snyder, and a marriage announcement for Miss Gertrude Brown and Maurite Fe of Akron with address details for the groom’s family.
The Second Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society held its meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Murray Retinscher on Lake Street with officers elected for the year including Claude Mockinger as president Helen Lovejoy as treasurer Myrtle Clark as secretary and Lorene Lehmach as pianist A Christmas entertainment is planned for December 27th A Masonic party and dance will be held at the Elks Lodge from eight to twelve Also noted are local social events and a short educational quote on spelling by a Pittsfield educational expert.
A vintage kitchen note outlines budget friendly recipes including Cabbage Au Gratin using small cabbage pieces baked with cream, grated cheese and crumbs, and Fatty Shells made from pie dough pressed into muffin tins. It adds a health boost note urging balanced meals and practical homemaking reflections.
William Crow, a Hillsdale College student in Michigan, plans to spend Christmas with his parents at 24 West Avenue. The article notes many local residents traveling or hosting relatives over the holiday, including students from Michigan and Harvard avenues, with social visits and family gatherings listed as the season's pattern.
Mrs Ciera Taouyp unavailable. at sister Mrs O G Stilgemaner home 722 West Avenue. Zeilaflagen of Floral Court and Miss Ruth Gagen of Eishth Street reported ill yesterday in Cleveland.
A jumble of names, arrivals, and hospital moves recounts social notices and society updates. Proceedings include a theater attendance at the Keith Palace, travel plans for John H. Palos to Miami, Nelson Krugman visiting from Hilledale, and Christmas plans with the Krugman family. Newborn William Griswold Tumbridge reported in New York City. Mrs Tumbridge linked to Geraldine Griswold of the same city, now at the St George Hotel in Brooklyn. Local admissions and discharges list several residents, followed by brief miscellany about Mistletoe on fruit trees, sleep timing, and a Fernformas note.
A college dining table at a well known girls college in Boston hosts a scene with a freshman admiring crimped lettuce and asking how the cook does it. Meanwhile Old Bill Harley, a hermit popular with fishermen near Snake Island, has died, prompting mixed reflections from campfire listeners who recall his kindness and Sandy McIntosh’s remark about missing ninety cents just yesterday.
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