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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
6
A flurry of social events fills the week with clubs, teas, and meetings. Notable gatherings include the Gates Parent-Teachers Association, Pastime Club, Golden Star Sewing Circle, Primrose Club, Five Hundred Club, and St. Clair Rebekah Lodge, with prizes awarded, refreshments served, and plans made for future events at Wurst’s hall, Prospect Street, and various neighborhood venues.
A long list of community meetings is noted with dates and hosts. Bible Study at Mrs. Martin Mueller's West 3 Avenue Friday afternoon. Chestnut Grove PTA hosts meeting with W. R. Comings speaking on Hawaii Friday night. Woman's Civic Club department hosts a meeting with speakers. A First Spiritualist Church greeting circle led by Walter Race at Mrs Nettle Myers home. Womens Relief Corps birthday dinner tomorrow at G A R hall with a two o'clock meeting. West End Ridgeville Community Club holds a combined business and pie social Thursday evening. St Pauls Missionary Society met yesterday with devotionals by Rev Paul Bourquin and sewing committee distributing garments. Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid met at church hosted by Mrs Albert Ehike. next meeting February 22. Woman’s Auxiliary of St Andrew’s met at Mrs F Laundon with Diocesan Convention report and social hour. Several local residents noted as recovering from illness or visiting. births, arrivals, and travel mentioned.
Mrs. Thomas Patterson of Washington Terrace spent yesterday in Cleveland. Mrs. H Payne of Cambridge Street was called to Sandusky by her sister Rose Melgher's illness. Mr Payne joined her and they returned home. Mrs A R Webber entertained at a luncheon for eight. Mr and Mrs Frank Oehlke and Mrs Wm Jacobs of Lorain visited the Golimar home on Lake Avenue. Mrs J L Foster on 229 Wighth Street has been ill but convalesces. Mrs A F Goldsmith departs for Mansilion to visit relatives for ten days. Mr and Mrs H F Gooden and son left for Cleveland to spend the week with relatives. Mrs C W Koppes of Earlcourt and Mrs Jas Cather of Oxford Street visited Mrs E B Snyder of Amherst. Mrs D B Gordon, Earlcourt, improved after illness. Charlie jiste of Detroit spent weekend with his family on East River Street. Mrs George Frank, 355 Kenyoa
A list of social visits and health notes appears as residents visit relatives in nearby towns. Mrs. A B Tyler and daughter hosted at East Avenue, Bertha Mae Kops and family in town, while Mrs. Helen Kelner spends weeks with sister Mrs. B M Fulton. Several ill or recovering individuals are noted, including Mrs. Fred Raesler and Beth, and Sherman Beal returns to Hillsdale to resume studies with sister Kathryn Beal.
Harold C. Child 27 salesman Elyria weds Harriet Schwert 24 stenographer Lorain Rev Mer ton. George W Archibald 23 pipe fitter Canton weds Edith March 19 Elyria Justice of the Peace. Admissions Mrs Josephine Dobrowski 160 Spruce St. Discharges Mary Simon 811 Elm St Janesville Mrs Ethel Sanders and baby girl 215 Clark St.
Kipton residents share funeral attendance for Mills of Wellington and visits among neighbors. E Kemp visits sister Belle Barnes in White Fox. Neil S. Jones and Virgle West attend Welsh Concert at Elyria Methodist church. Mrs. Ella Whitney hosts visitors at Morgan home. Eda Betts stays with daughter Elden Radcliff in Wakeman. Field Sharp heads to Arizona. Davidson siblings visit Cleveland after Lizzie Davidson’s death. Akikita club plans party at Hatch home on Feb 10. last lecture in course on Feb 16.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound for covering gray hair. It claims easy application with a comb or brush, revealing darker tones and a glossy, full look by morning. The copy highlights mid brown shades and broad appeal to maintain youthful appearance.
Chicken in basement of St Pauls Church Sed St Saturday evening 430 to 730 with 50c. The peerest Wi Women's club will give a in mee Hall o Foday night St Pauls C E play ee cater 8 Bride rurs lay evening at the church 730 Prices 25c 15c.
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