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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1922

Page

5

Hold Annual Party For City Students Home From College

The First Congregational church hosted a complimentary dinner and program in the Gates Room for forty college students from the city. The group included attendees from eight states and ten institutions, with Lawrence Webber leading songs and a Syncopated Trio performing. Notables from Cornell, Boston University, Oberlin, Amherst, Harvard Law, and more offered greetings and remarks.

First Congregational Church Gates First Church Ohio Massachusetts Pennsylvania Lawrence Webber Webber Plano Emerson Poste Lucy Forbes Smith Cornell Marie Mueller Boston University Dorothy Bell Oberlin Worth Faurer Amherst William Sharp Harvard Law School J. H. Grant

Virginia Crandall and Mary Frances Squire Entertain

A December 26 dancing party at Elyria Country Club hosted one hundred guests. Out of town attendees included Stella MacLean and Ruth Barnes with several Cleveland and Oberlin guests. The Blue Moon club held a Christmas dance with about 130 couples at Elks Hall, music by Hines' Celery Orchestra, and paper served.

Virginia Crandall Mary Frances Squire Elyria Country Club Hines Orchestra Miss Squire Stella “MacLean Chicago Ruth Barnes Cleveland Peyton and Sullivan Messers Walsh, Webster, Lee and Duncan Powell and Harris Oberlin Ted Warner Wellington Blue Moon Club Elks’ Hall Lorain Sandusky Hines Elery Papeh

Vermon tia Club Hosts Christmas Party And More

A lighthearted Elyria area notes spread through multiple groups. Lorene Marsh hosted a Christmas sewing party with seventeen Vermontia members, gifts exchanged, and three college students returning home for holidays. Other events include Lorain Country Club party with Cushing Fauver and Braman, and F D L club Christmas gathering with Edne Clark hosting.

Wagingia Saunders Hosts Delightful Christmas Dancing Party

Miss Virginia Saunders daughter of Dr and Mrs B E Saunders of Middle Avenue entertained at a dancing party at the Country Club last evening with thirty eight guests. The club house was decorated in red and green and a luncheon was served at a long table with miniature Christmas trees candles and flowers. Daniel Jones provided the music and Miss Ivy Jane Edmundson of Cleveland was the only out of town guest present.

Stehr Eady Frank Stehr Fred Wady East Avenue Bessie Zarn Oak Harbor Franklin Yingling Yingling Elyria Business College Miss Richards Inter SE Club Mildred Richards Lake Ave J. Richards Sadie Skimmons Fred Schnuerer Eleventh Street Virginia Saunders B. E . Saunders Middle Avenue Country Club Daniel Jones Ivy Jane Edmundson Cleveland

Local residents listed in movement and visits across cities

Cia Joseph Bramweall remains confined at home after a fall injuring his legs. Ida M Burnham leaves for West Palm Beach for two months. H E Standen returns to Cleveland after Christmas with the Kuss family of Gull Street. J D Wels and Mrs Wim Laa visit Pittsburgh guests formerly from the city. Sunt F of Shatton, P Vangan and L E Welton attend a state teachers meeting in Columbus. Mrs John Dersea visits her daughter in Columbus for the winter. Mrs J Barry at 351 Columbus Street. Weller of Warren, once with the State Highway Department, visits Evyria and Mr and Mrs Harwood I at 207 Princeton Avenue. Catherine Herbst visiting her aunt A H Life in Princeton Avenue. Mr and Mrs Ralph of Eighth Street spend holidays in Carnegie, Pa. Harvey Kuss of Gull Street and Manard Sineve of East Bridge Street in Detroit for a few days. J Ho Shock and son Harry of Woodland Pa return after visiting W S Lewis family in Lodi Street. E R Graham also mentioned.

Joseph Bramweall Neufer Court Ida M. Burnham Middle Avenue Esterday West Palm Beach Florida H. E. Standen Cleveland X C Kuss Gull Street J D Wels Kanercourt Pittsburgh Wim Laa Sunt Shatton P. Vangan L E Welton Columbus John Dersea Washington Avenue John Gobey J. ©. Barry Columbus Street Mas. Weller Warren State Highway Department Evyria Harwood I Princeton Avenue Catherine Herbst Foudlay A H Ralph Eighth Street Carnesie Fay Harvey Kuss Manard Sineve Eas Bridge St Detroit J. Ho Shock Harry Woodland

Local residents and visitors record holiday movements

The column lists residents visiting relatives and spending holidays across Ohio and nearby states. Names include Mrs Harriet Whiteland in Akron, Kathryn Mann at Oberlin College, Howard Davis born in Cleveland, and several families visiting kin in Columbus, Canton, Painesville, and Richmond.

Local Notes From Town Visit And Family Arrivals

Washington visits Mr and Miss Reedmond and Rachael Anderson of West View Ohio spends the weekend. Mrs R R Richardson and daughters Ruth and Doris of Cleveland visit Mrs H B Stone of Barcourt this week. Frank Stehr Jr returns to Sandusky after holidays with his parents on Ninth street. Mrs Marguerite Barrett of East Broad street leaves Memorial hospital for home at 932 Middle Avenue.

Washington World Reedmond Iehth Street Rachael Anderson West View Ohio Charles Carrick Gulf Street R. R. Richardson Ruth Doris Cleveland H. B.stone Barcourt Frank Stehr Jr Sandusky Frank Stehr Ninth Street Marguerite Barrett East Broad Street Memorial Hospital Edith O'Dell Middle Avenue

Court of Honor Dance Admis 5c at G ALR Hall

Court of Honor Dance set for Friday evening at the G ALR Hall with admission five cents. Community event invites members and guests to attend in early social gathering.

G. Alr. Hall

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Virginia Crandal Alfred Grant John Grant Elyria High School Malcolm Forbes Carlisle Neighborhood Club Fred Wacker LaGrange Road J. Hebebrand Rainbow Girls Alice Heginbotham St. Paul's Church Woodland Avenue Helen Slough Antonette Cherverka Caroline Adams Notawa Club Bigrid Hallman Lodi Street Ruth Kahliff Lulu Burker Mildred Lent Fern Reinke Ina Brad“ley May Douglas Vermontia Club Lorene Marsh Eastern Heights Riva Lorain Country Club Carl Cushing King Fauver Wiliam Sharp Josephine Braman Lois Monosmith F. BD. L F. D. L. Club Edne Clark Eastern Heights Blvd Helen Crow West Avenue H. B Stone Methodist Church Clan Robertson Cyan Robertson G . R. Hall Smith Crossmier New York Central North Elyria Grange North Elyria Missionary Society OF United Presterian Church Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Emma Davies William Eberhardt Grace Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society A. T. Diederick Gust Arndt Lulien Ehike Jessie Krugman Margaret Krugman Peters Adolph Peters Midadie Avennue Paul Bourgquin May West Bridge Street R.N Allyria St. Clair Rebekah Lodge I, O . F Odd Fellows Hall St. Paul‘s Church Carl Quade Bertha Quade George Fish Clinton Avenue Park Hobill Church OF Christ R. A. Gwin ST. Andrew's Church School W. EB. Richmond Suzanne Spydet Waginia Saunders CIA George Wooster Street F. M. Shelton Canton Mr. Shelton May Greatham Spencer B. H. Sooy J. O. Carpenter Second Street Willard Smith Howe Military School A. G. Smith Richmond Draegert Eastave Monroe Michigan Frank Slough May Heard Kent John Hancock Lake Avenue Noy Clapp Clarksfield D. J. Clapp East Bridge Street Dorothy Ross West Bridge St State Theatre Misa Berna Hasen Ermardson Genoa E. W. Rowland Broad Street Suzanne Snyder Tacoma Caree, Florist West Side Market Darek Business Elyria Oneida Vernon, Erie and China—Glass—Siler Aboost
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