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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
9
A social gathering at 8 East Broad Street featured Mr Compton and guests including local residents and out of town visitors. The event showcased songs and reminiscences about early welfare efforts, with remarks on child welfare and community cooperation for the nation’s Younger citizens.
A long list of gatherings across town features Round Table Club at Mrs. Snyder hostess, Swastica Club at Mrs. Borger’s home, Catholic Benevolent Society activities, East Side W C T U with Mrs. Hurd, and many other factions, plus a quiet wedding of William Flerpton and Cassie Converse. Community groups, Parent Teachers Association programs, and Knights of Pythias meetings are noted, with plans to travel to Cleveland for Red Cross events and a golden wedding anniversary celebrated for Mr. and Mrs. Curtis.
The League of Women Voters executive board organized a basket lunch conference for February 15 at the YMCA gym. Elizabeth Hauser of Girard will speak on forming a county league to educate voters before fall elections. A campaign to inform ex-service and all women voters was outlined alongside a membership drive and fundraiser events.
Special meetings at the Methodist Episcopal church draw large weeknight attendance with Baptists occupying a third of seats. Many express salvation and commit to prayer as the series continues with themes on Christ and choices.
Villwin McCellan's class of the Presbyterian church gathered last evening at 25 East Avenue Min Long for a planning meeting to form a permanent group. Officers were elected with Mrs Long as president Cr Bonnett as secretary and treasurer. monthly meetings planned. refreshments and fellowship followed. St Paul's Ladies Aid also mentions a meeting scheduled for Saturday afternoon with Carl Klein and Mrs Storer hosting and urged attendance.
A Juneville club meeting covered immigration history from colonial times with Charles M. Williams outlining citizenship rules and European relations. The weeklong membership drive ended with Team No 1 led by D D Smith victorious and set for a banquet. Odd Fellows lodge welcomed about fifty attendees and initiated one candidate in the third degree.
Flawed notes report Mr and Mrs J C Smith and Miss Stelzer hosting at 614 West Avenue. Villagers mention Wm King of Lake Avenue returning to work after illness. Vilios Eppley of Telegraph Road at Venorfel Hospital and Wat Schillon leaving hospital. Bert Summers hosts a Sunday petrol party. guests attend with free refreshments.
Readers hear from overworked wives and mothers facing irritability and nerves as family members protest their burden. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is claimed to have restored health and happiness to many women, with letters endorsing its effects.
Various local items include Mrs Bip on Locke avenue, Mrs Hunt on land avenue, and Mrs Sheldon suffering from a cold. Ohio State student William Weldon visits parents. Mrs Cora Emulga travels to Miami. The Markley Community clan meets Friday February 3rd at the school.
Hospital records show admissions for Mrs Cora Turner and Mrs Elisabeth Goldie. Discharges include a man from Provence Pen Rod and a patient from Roleem Court.
The annual policemen's dance will be held the night of February 17. Con Verne's ten piece orchestra is engaged and the event is planned as the heftiest and best dance yet for the patrolmen.
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