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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1921
Page
2
The article describes Valentine day party ideas aimed at youths, highlighting table decorations such as red paper napkins baskets and streamers. It notes Cupid and love letter motifs, with a large paper centerpiece and playful centerpieces for festive decor.
Mrs Theodora W Rogers of Columbus sues H K Mulford Company in US District Court Philadelphia alleging Dr William K Rogers died of blood poisoning after inoculations with the company's serum. The suit seeks 200000 in damages. Mrs Rogers associated with Summer Street, Philadelphia, and Mrs G Houser of Summer Street noted as ill but improving.
From Doorn Netherlands on February 5 the bulletin reports former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany experiencing periods of low mood and great restlessness as part of a continual slow decline. It notes these as the most remarkable symptoms while her general condition remains described as serious. The notice comes from the Doorn residence of the former imperial couple.
Elyria Feb 5 The regular meeting of Elyria Maccabees Lodge No. 8 was held with plans for the coming year. Entertainment dances and events are planned. An open meeting is set for Feb 14 with HS Calvert as speaker on Feb 16. Officers elected include Renouard post commander Higgnet commander Hand tender and more.
Elyria Ohio February 5 East Side Sunday school reopens Sunday afternoon at 3 15 in the Garford school auditorium. Mr and Mrs C B Githens of Oberlin will assume new duties with Mr Githens serving as pastor and directing a men and women department. Mrs Githens will supervise the primary and beginners departments with Supt F P M Shelton giving a talk and Rev J A Grant presiding. Special music includes violin and vocal solos by juniors and young people.
Elyria hosts a big home talent musical comedy titled Springtime planned for the last week of the month under Mrs. George Stevens Jr. with Miss Henrietta Edwards heading the talent committee. The production aims to be the best of its kind in Elyria and will raise funds for the YWCA with theater talent scouted from the community.
Elyria February 5 The Triangle club auxiliary of the K of C held a successful meeting at Russell Hines home on Third street The club is growing rapidly and plans to secure a hall The group will stage an entertainment at Amherst February 18 and will host a reception for members and friends Ten new members were admitted William Vogler Frank Watson Harry Warren D W Griffin H W Burns H G Codrey Paul Flow GW Edwards Warren Coon
The Phi Sigma club met at Charles Conway’s Third Street home with all members present. A business meeting planned a dance at the Elks on February 21 under seven prominent leaders, expected to be one of the season’s bright social affairs. Refreshments followed the social portion.
Two models of young ladies frocks for tea dances described in bucaneer prose. The pink taffeta dress features tulle embellishments crafting a youthful, simple look. The other model emphasizes plainness and the enduring appeal of taffeta and embroidery.
In Elyria on February 5 the Franklin school third grade won the Parent Teachers Association pennant for bringing the most mothers to the last meeting. The class, aided by their teacher, had the largest attendance and proudly keeps the trophy in their room. Nearby notices mention Mrs. Charles Myers visiting, Ruth Myers and Cara Rankin heading to Bowling Green for the State Normal event, the Sanker family weekend in Huron, Mrs. Clay Burrows improving at home, and Charles Kellogg visiting Cleveland.
Mr and Mrs Donald Bessing and daughter Bernice of Lakewood hosted guests from Fifteenth street and Middle avenue while Miss Grace Bullock hosts her sister from Patucket R I as Oberlin student. Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson of Pittsburg to visit Lake avenue hosts for Sunday. O T A Dramatic club event featured. Mrs Richard Berry Jr returned from the west and California. C M Braman of Savings Deposit Bank in New York on bank business. T T Robinson of Robinson Haneath back from Canton. Howard Rogers Lorain County Farm Bureau agent reports twenty county residents at Farmers Week meetings in Columbus.
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