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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
12
The S cation Army led by Adj. Albert Kelsey of Cleveland will convene. The Unity club meets tomorrow afternoon at 615 East avenue with Mrs C W Wales aiding. The Relief Corps gathers at 2 PM at the G A R hall for important business.
Members gathered at the home of Mrs Elvin Piper in Lorain on Tuesday. Five hundred games were played with participants including Mrs Henry Fisher Clyde Donnely Mrs Wiker and Nelson McFarland. Luncheon followed. The next meeting is set for February 19 at Mrs Robert Daiken’s home.
J Club hosted a Valentine party with Miss Bessie Hyde as guest of honor. Guests enjoyed games and a luncheon lit by red candles with decorations for eight. Helen French attended as a guest. Elyria lodge 103 IOOF held a regular meeting with a moment of silence for ex president Wilson and discussed order matters amid sick list notes. Happy-Go-Lucky Club met at Mrs M B Ben-50R on West Second street. Pedro prizes awarded to Mrs Grover Hall, Mrs Mary Kuhlman, and Mrs Urich. Court of Honor met at Mr and Mrs Walter Ancell’s in Marseilles avenue for progressive Pedro and refreshments. Woman's Auxiliary of St Andrew heard reports on Blue Ridge Institute and recent conventions, then adjourned to Feb 20 at Mrs D M Byam’s home. Daughters of St Andrews, Episcopal women, hosted an afternoon organized by Mrs Kenneth Vaughn at 408 Middle Avenue with needlework and refreshments. attendees included Mrs Sherwood Byam, Mrs Laundon, Mrs Warewell, Mrs Hornback, and Mrs Rab Loomis. Members to be entertained February 20 by Mrs Laundon at her Sixth Street home.
A church meeting report notes a fine social hour and refreshment period with discussion of orphanage work. References to East Avenue, B. Stivers, and Mrs. Paul appear in the fragmentary account but details are unclear.
A fragmented report mentions a study group related to a Methodist church studying Japan. Names include Mrs A On and Rev Redecki among others. several age figures and occupations appear with scattered details.
A reader’s fragment lists multiple individuals with addresses in Ohio. Names include Mrs. David Sparks, Mrs. Noah Resner, Moses A. Eppley, Vera Johnson, Kasnur Kim, Mrs. Byron Eagler and a baby girl, with accompanying street addresses in Wellington Elyria Lorain and MassNon.
Mrs Ben Wade of Oberlin spent Wednesday with friends in this city. Mise Bessie Andrews was a guest of Mrs R W Kelch of Amherst Tuesday evening. Mrs Eila Nicholl has returned home after a few days with Mrs Henrys Gawa of Amherst. Mr and Mrs D C Kothe attend funeral of Fred Kothe at Denison. Adjutant Albert Kelley of Cleveland, former officer in charge here, was in town today. W O McClellan attended the State Convention of the Y M C A at Alliance, Ohio. Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Novak, 109 Oxford St, a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Noah Resner, 1228 Lakes Ave, announce the…
A baby boy was born at Memorial hospital. Charles Baron of Delaware, Ohio, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ward on Wednesday. Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Smith hosted a group of friends in Mr Baron's honor.
Carek's advertises this week offerings for carek Jardinieres priced 30e to 60e, cut flower vases at 25c, and Narcissus bulbs with bow priced 28e.
Field men in Lima, February 7, report smooth data collection for city property re appraisal. however hundreds of owners fear high results and volunteer to withhold property information, slowing official assessments and triggering taxpayer concern.
Steve Brehlick, 30, a foreigner, is taken to the Ohio Penitentiary by Sheriff Adrian Miller to serve a term of from one to five years for manufacturing liquor unlawfully. Knights of Pythias Chevalier Lodge No 316 announces a meeting tonight.
Ridgeville Grange hosts a Friday dance with 50 cent a couple admission and Zoe as extra lady.
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