Elyria Annual Benefit Ball Promises Strong Charity Support
Elyria February 3 The Educational department of the Civic club announces the annual benefit dance at Elks tonight to raise funds for the scholarship. Johnson's Orchestra of Cleveland will supply music under Dr Johnson. The event aims for a large attendance and a refined evening, honoring patrons and Ladies Aid Society members who aid the poor. The ball caps Elyria’s winter social season and proceeds support local charity efforts.
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Elyria
Invita Atons
Civic Club At Elks
Johnson
Cleveland
Ely
Garford Association opens new auditorium meeting
Elyria February reports the Garford school new auditorium opening to the public for the Garford Parent Teachers first regualr meeting of the year led by Mrs GC Manker. H C McClelland spoke on the local Y M C A sector, with Mrs H H Gregg singing, a Valentine party planned, and a delegate chosen for the Young Men's Business Club meeting to discuss financing public playgrounds. Light refreshments followed as the gathering adjourned.
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Elyria
Garford
GC. Manker
H. C. McClelland
H. H. Gregg
Young Men’s Business Club
Epworth League Social at First A. E. Church in Elyria
Epworth League of the First A. E. church in Elyria will hold a social hour from five to six o'clock next Sunday evening. All young people are invited to attend with friends. At six, the discussion topic will be Modern Progress Modern Un righteousness focusing on Japan. Refreshments will be served. members and friends urged to attend.
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Elyria
Epworth League
A. E. Church
Japan
Friendship Club
Helen Todd
Methodist Men's Club Delights Crowd With Welsh Orator
Elyria reports a notable gathering as Dr. Arthur W. Evans of Fremont spoke on democracy liberty and patriotism. He challenged radicalism and sensational preaching and shared anecdotes about an Englishman at an American league game. Evans has traveled to fifteen countries and many sites and counties. The Elyria Methodist Episcopal Men’s Club earned praise for bringing such a witty speaker and hopes for a similarly entertaining future program.
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Elyria
Arthur W. Evans
Fremont
Hoymarcus
Marriage Licenses in Amherst and Lorain Jurisdictions
George Powers 21 electrician Oberlin and Alice Merchant 21 stenographer Amherst. Anton Cook 23 merchant and Anna Ambrosio 17 Lorain. Roy Spong 23 clerk Amherst and Anna Johnson 15 Lorain. Matt Wincek 50 blacksmith and Anna Kokotic 35 cook Loraine. Herman Chetz 34 blacksmith and Anna M Gates 23 Amherst. Justice of the peace presiding.
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George Powers
Oberlin
Alice Merchant
Amherst
Hanter
Anton Cook
Merchant
Anna Ambrosio
Lorain
Roy Spong
Anna Johnson
Pistes
Matt Wincek
Anna Kokotic
Cook
Lo- Tain
Herman Chetz
Hospital Notes Elyria Admits Several Patients
Elyria notes list admissions including Miss Julia Hart from Car lisle and Alfred Wallington of Lake Avenue. Discharges include Miss W. F. Shoupe and Miss M. Smith, with others leaving from Oxford Street and North Street. In New York, February 8, Al Roberta of New York won a referee's decision over Captain Bob Roper of Chicago after 12 rounds.
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Elyria
Julia Hart
R. D. No
Carlisle
Alfred Wallington
Lake Avenue
Lo Gates
Paul Welch
R. D
Spencer
W. F. Shoupe
Eighth Stret
M. Smith
Oxford Street
Clarence Dumas
North Street
Alce Lo- Pier
Middle Avenue
Walter Carr
Baby
East Avenue
New York
al Roberta
Bob Roper
Chicago
Amusement Section Promises Theatre Announcements
The Sunday Chronicle Telegram invites readers to watch the Amuse ment Section for full Elyria theatre announcements.
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Sunday Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Theatres
Personal notices from Elyria social column highlight visits and illnesses
Mrs W Dutty of Lorain visits Mr and Mrs A Conway on Third street. Mrs J B Loughry ill at home due to rheumatism. Miss Katherine Brown of Washington and Miss Helen Watts of Oregon, Oberlin Conservatory students, stayed with Mr and Mrs H Strickler. Mrs Jesse Pemberthy and daughter Marjory Ann, with Mrs Hold, visiting Cleveland relatives. William Dexter Strickler sick with rheumatic fever. Mrs Nettie Bennett gravely ill at daughter Car Haven’s home from pneumonia. East Cleveland visitors at Jennie Wheeler’s. Miss Maymy Smith to Philadelphia for a trip with aunt and uncle. John, James Baldwin and Jesse Athbury visiting West Broad relatives. Mrs D Lewis to West Palm Beach for winter. Mrs H Beatty to stay with Dan Merlin family. Glen R Martin sailing from San Francisco to Honolulu via Ronelulu, Hawaii. William Bokenkle visiting Elyria.
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Katherine Brown
State of Washington
Helen Watts
Oregon
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
H. Strickler
Fifth Street
Nettie Bennett
Car) Haven
Harvard Avenue
Illness Binds Floy Walter. Cleveland Guest Plans
Miss Floy Walter remains ill at Memorial hospital. Miss Ethel Woods of Cleveland will visit for the weekend at the home of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Whitten, on Fourth Street. Rufus Feebottom of Sechketch appears in the notice.
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Floy Walter
Memorial Hospital
Ethel Woods
Cleveland
Thomas Whitten
Fourth Street
Illness Draws Residents To Elyria Nurse In Critical Condition
Wan Wyoming reports Misa Flow Walter, an Elyria nurse, is critically ill at Memoris hospital. Misa Leena McDonough of Newark, a close friend and nurse, also travelled to provide care and assist with hospital duties. The piece notes ongoing attention from local hospital staff and hints at a question about a “Love Flower.”
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Wan
Wyoming
Hlyria
Misa Flow Walter
Elyria
Memoris Hospital
Misa Leena McDonough
Newark
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Elyria Society
Ladies Aid Society
Fred Smith
Edward Stang
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Garford Association
Buyria
H. E. Stinchcomb
Cambridge Street
Eastern Rtar Lodge
DANCE _ ELYRIA
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Bafety
J. J. Powers
Princeton Avenue
Lucille Nestor
Mildred “Welsh
Comerca Hall
Kenton Pharm- 1
Blag
Covington
Dan Bradley
Msdiok
Elta
Home Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
Frank Brown
George Day
Dane Bradley
Ohio Woman's Missionary Union
Charles Naiey
B.S . Basinger
van Dusen
Louis Braman
Ofice &Associates
H.C. Queen
Hinkson
Mid@e avenue
Florida
Chroniet Telegram Office
Triangle Club
Hines HO
Methodist Men's Club
Guy L. Barnhart
Cleveland Street
Blue Jay Club
Leo F. Neibling
Blue Jay Card Club
School Street
Marion Bemis
Falden
P. Calahan
W. Dutty
A. Conway
Third Street
J. B. Loughry
Gracecourt
Jesse Pemberthy
Marjory Ann
Pemberthy
Peter Hold
Quincy Street
Wilam Dexter Strickler
S. H. Strickler
George Watson
Henry Lawler
Mis
Margaret Bolten
East Cleveland
Jennie Wheeler
East River Street
Maymy Smith
D. Z. Smith
Philadelphia
Mesara John
James Baldwin
Jesse Athbury
Ae. Luther Mason
West Broad
D. Lewis
Wason Avenue
West Palm Beach, Fla
H. E. Lewis
H. H. Beatty
South Band
Ind
Gueg
Dan Merlin
East Hiver Street
Merlin
Beat
Glen R. Martin
O. A. Martin
Cheze! Street
San Fearcisco
Cal
Ronelulu
Hawai
William Bokenkle
Pine Oak, Fle
Elyria Friends
Ee Ees
Costuss
Lucea
Peli
Crescent Mfg. Company
Seattle
Washington
W. T. Parsch
Corner Broad and Cedar Sts
Sudro
Eagle Hall
OH My,omar
Scarlet Mask Club
Ohio State University
Rialto Freatre
Kiwanis Loan Fond
Ur. Millman
Broad St. FE
Tia
Ohio
Rufus Feebottom
Sechketch
Kosinon
Mesao
Chas. H. Savage
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
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