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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1923
Page
6
A Tuesday concert by Welsh Singers, featuring opera and popular songs, aims to support a charitable cause through the Pittaburgh club network. The event at the Methodist church draws attention to the entertainers’ love of home and their art, with organized backing by local clubs and community leaders.
The Educational Group of the Y W C A will meet Tuesday noon in the gymnasium with luncheon. Claude H. Van Tyne, history professor at the University of Michigan, will speak on his India research conducted during months abroad. He was invited by Sir Frederic Whyte, president of India's new Legislative Assembly. Van Tyne's findings appeared in Atlantic Monthly. A large audience is expected.
The schedule lists events across St. Pauls Church groups and community clubs including Miss Kathryn Beal hosting Wesleyan Circle, Daughters of Scotia, Rotary Club speaker Dr. Harry M. Holmes, Makings of Circle No 3 of St. Pauls, and a Rhondda Welsh Male Glee Singers concert at M B E Church. Also noted are free clinics at Public Health Center, Parent-Teachers associations, Five Hundred Club gatherings, and numerous social and religious society activities through the week in Elyria area.
The notes detail a sequence of local gatherings: Security Benefit association will resume Feb 16. Central Guild of St Andrews Church meeting at Mrs B J Eady's on Monday. Old Ladies' Home Trustees meet Feb 6 at 10 pm at their home. Executive Committee of Women's Relief Corps met at Mrs Fred Kent's with plans for the year and light refreshments. Dial and Smile Club of Elyria Telephone Company met at Miss Cora Blauvelt's for debates and songs. Vermontia Club hosted by Miss Phyllis Duckett with Five Hundred. meets again in two weeks with Miss Mabel Ref�ne. Order of Eastern Star initiated three candidates with refreshments. Gulf Road Parent-Teacher's Association met with Judge Wilcox giving talk on youth. Fret Orchestra organized by William Rust with weekly practices. first appearance soon. Sixteen members of Four O'clock Club met at Mrs. Wm Thomas' to discuss Mother McCree by Martin Scott, with songs by Mrs. Treat and others.
The Chestnut Grove Parent Teachers Association along with the Department of Political Euenue of Woman's Civic Club led by Mrs. H. C. Stevens Mrs. W. Museey Mrs. Warren Platner and G. M. Ferguson join D. L. Club with Miss Dorothy Shaw of Princeton Avenue. B. B. I. T. Club hosts a theatre party at Pallace Theatre in Cleveland.
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs focuses on English language promotion and anti slang through the Better American Speech program. Plans include distributing the English Creed, organizing a March February intensive drive led by Mrs Vernon M Riegel and the education division chair Mrs Wolmer Crawford. Special music lectures by Marz Oberndorfer to Columbus and Chicago speakers highlighted. Children of Bellefontaine Woman's Literary Club presented "The Neighbors" at the January meeting drawing wide interest from Ohio clubs.
A fragmented list shows multiple couples and individuals from Elyria Lorain and nearby towns with ages and occupations. Names include Earl C Haynes 33 machinist Elyria and Anita Churpak 1 percent Lorain. John J Grossman 22 carpenter Cleveland and Helen Burreckmants 20 Elyria. Bernard Berens 22 brakeman and Catherine Zelek 28 Lorain. Manard Shreve 21 painter and Doris Castle 16 Risra.
Grace Dering a trained athlete from Union N Z is noted for leading the high school girls basketball squad. Jean H Norris New York’s sole woman magistrate departs for a world tour to study how women offenders are handled in various countries. Welsh Glee Singers perform at the First Methodist Church on Tuesday February 6 at 8 PM.
The Dorcas class held a banquet in the church parlors with about 110 attendees. W. R. Comings spoke on Hawaii, followed by a Gordon and Martha Tite duet and a short address by C. J. Miller. The program included stunts and games led by chairwoman Mrs Wise.
Wednesday evening at 7 30 choir rehearsal. Wednesday afternoon Ladies Aid meeting. The annual banquet of the Young People's Society on Thursday. St Pauls Church Council meets Wednesday at 8 election of officers. Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon. The I C E presents the Ministers Bride Thursday evening. St Johns Lutheran Monday Columbia club. Tuesday Adult Confirmation 7 0 0. Wednesday social under U L 3 and Columbia club.
Residents report Friday visits across Lorain and nearby towns. Mrs Thomas Dwyer hosts Miss Anna Dwyer while Miss Dana Wise tours Esther Peters in Lorain. Numerous social calls unfold as relatives travel from Cleveland Akron Medina and Oberlin, with illness notes for Helen Wellert and typhoid cases for A Beaver. Community life centers on weekend plans and hospital reports.
A six week Mission Study Course of India by the Church of Christ begins tomorrow evening with daily sessions from 6 39 to 7 30 followed by a 55 minute service focusing on India The program includes adult youth and junior groups with titles such as Building With India India on the March The Wonderland of India and India Picture Stories plus preparatory Bible School cabinet supper and conferences through the week The church invites members and friends to join and notes a joint meeting of Tri County Union with Erie Huron and Lorain counties and a special address by G Bennet and Jasse Bader関連
Spectator notes an Irish themed bill led by Ms Woodward with a Scots Jazzy Band eight performers strong. The Rialto Theatre lineup includes Thomas Trio and Waldo the clown from Ringling Bros. circuit, Tower Welch and more. Feature act praised for costuming.
Theatre review praises a new feature based on Dr Rameau by Georges Ohnet. The tale follows Dryden who curses his family, seeks redemption as prayers heal his daughter, and the film promises climactic conversion amid a chorus of critics.
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