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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1927

Page

8

Community groups hold varied events tonight across town

St Peuls Willing Workers of Yeomen, Standard Bearers, and multiple church groups meet tonight. A Box Social, Valentine party, and loom social are planned at various churches and homes. The Justainers Club marks Curt and Mrs Fulger eighteenth wedding anniversary with music and cake. Culture Club discusses Shakespeare with music highlights and a February gathering planned.

St. Peul Yeomen Marie Hell Tan Methodist Church Church of Christ Bridge Club Leonard Terry Colonial Apartments Sons and Daughters of Liberty Ghostnut Grove Northwest American Legion Auxiliary Young Ladies’ Society Columbia Club St. John's Lutheran Church Third’ Street G. EB. Society of Second Congregational Church B. Y First Baptist Church

Local Club Meetings and Lectures This Week

The Guild of the First Congregational Church meets Monday at 2 30 with George Brant lecturing on Scientioc Laundry. Elyria Women's Club Literature and Drama Department holds a 2 90 Monday club meeting with Dr Lon E Lord on Roman Palaces and Villas. Methodist Circle No regular meeting Feb 14 at church Valentine dinner at 12 60 program follows. Mugwumps meeting postponed from Feb 14 to Feb 28.

First Congregational Church George Brant Elyria Women's Club Lon E. Lord Oberlin Cablese The Methodist Church

Inter Se Club Valentine Party Held at Miss Inskeep’s Home

Miss Neva Inskeep hosted a Valentine gathering of the Inter Se Club at her Third Street home. Four bridge tables were in play with guests Miss Ethel Wilcox and Mrs. Charles Clark. Top scores went to Lillian West first, Mrs. Fred Schmerr second, and Miss Wilcox third. The group plans a meeting at Mrs. A. T. West’s Park Avenue home in two weeks.

Culture Club Z. F. Burke Washington Avenue Shakespeare Ralph Woods F. A. Stetson West Avenas Neva Inskeep Inter Seinh Third Street Lridge Ethel Wilcox Charles Clark Lillian West Fred Schmerr A. T. West Park Avenue

Bride Elect 15 Honored With Shower

Mrs. Ernest Klein of Garvin Avenue hosted a bridal shower for Miss Florence O'Brien of Lorain Ohio. She will wed Harold O'Brien February 22 at St Marys Church Lorain. Cards were exchanged with favors and red Valentino roses decor. Little Jean Klein presented gifts on behalf of guests.

Ernest Klein Garvin Ave Florence (. O'Brien Lorain Ohio Harold O'Brien J. O'Brien Erie St St. Mary's Church Flornnce O’brien Eugene O'Brien Fred Jean Klein Miss O Brien

North Elyria Grange Meeting and Tri-U Club Officers

North Elyria Grange met for business and a lecture tour led by Mrs. F L Woodruff began with singing. Readings included Jimmies Butler and the Owl and The Legacy. New officers elected for Tri U Club include Blanche Speer president Rosalie Linden VP Laura Wicker secretary treasurer.

North Elyria M. W. Rowland Blanche Speer Rosalie Linden Laura Wicker Carris Cobelt Lottle Opfer Aliie Lantsberry Grange LaGrange Neat Club Carrie Cobelt LaGrange Road

Elyria Commandery Plans for Inspection

Elyria Commandery members met for dinner and a brief session. Inspections set for April 14. all Sir Knights wishing to join the army squad must attend drills until then. Next meeting February 24 at 5 30 PM. Mrs Nellie M Hill attended Cleveland event.

Elyria Commandery Knight R. R. Bevard

Circle No. 2 plans February chicken supper and Lenten service

Circle No 2 meets with Mrs Gust Krugman and twelve members discuss plans for a February chicken supper. They set a Lenten service for March 6 at the event Her Ilees favors at the luncheon. Hostesses planned for North Olive street two weeks hence. A Catholic Daughters of America gathering at K of C hall featured 500 and bridge games with prizes awarded to Jeanette Peloquin and others.

JAN Circle Gust Krugman MC. Dowald Clr North Olive J Street K. of C. Hall Catholi Daughters of America Unew Jeanette Peloquin EK. J. McCullough YW. Nivas J. McCullough Freeman K. K. King Haymond Bassett J. B. Wynn Flynn

Local social clubs host games and luncheons

Mrs William Burkiine hosts None Such Club with a Valentine themed luncheon after ten games of progressive Pedro. Prizes go to Mrs BirkNar fret and others. two week adjournment set with Mrs P Smith. Lucky Links Club enjoys birthday dinner with prizes for Mrs Gooden Hamilton Sinncger and Joslyn. Merry Twelve Bunco Club meets on Sauimel Street with prizes for Allsop Yauver Braner. Daughters of Scotia host banco party with multiple prize winners. Triple Four Club plays bridge at Alice Robinson home with Kaiser and Daycot high scores. Future meetings planned with local hosts Stirzaker and Mrs Wilam Cline.

William Burkiine Boebecourt Lnstess Pedro Wiliam BirkNar W. R. Solt A. Barkknecht A. Mela- Ka P. Smith Mairmonuut Street Lucky Links Lucky Links Club Alvin Joslyn Fourth Street Mary Gooden Fawn Hamilton John Sinneger Joslyn Pier Peterman Prospect Merry Twelve Bunco Club Merry Twelve Bullen Club Clarenes Bryner Sauimel Street Frank Allsop Harris Yauver Clarence Braner Geof Brace William Wood Datgutfers Scoyla Daughters of Scotia Banco Kirk High St Rogers Mr. Kirk Nan Blair James Barr Mrs Kirk William Sparks Evelyn Schallon Catherine Shrubsole Triple Four Alice Robinson Clark Street Iist Mark Kaiser Phyllis Daycot Margaret Urig Margaret. Stirzaker Cornell Avenue

Ann's Sewing Circle Elects Officers for New Term

The Ann's Sewing Circle at Dass Broad Street met with Mrs Jobo Smith as hostess. Thirty-two members attended as they unanimously re elected officers for the upcoming term and enjoyed a luncheon. The circle will reconvene in two weeks with Mrs Frank Jones hosting at 24 Park Place.

T. Ann Jobo Smith Dass Broad Street Frank Jones Will Lee

Round Table Club Meeting and Division D Hostess Notes

The Round Table Club met at Dr and Mrs W D B Hubbel s home where Mrs James Thomas spoke on Some Poetic Geniuses highlighting sources of poet inspiration from Homer to Shakespeare and Burns The evening featured an auto trip narrative by J N Hurst Refreshments followed The second item reports Division D of the Second Congregational church meeting at Mrs George Bradrick s home with twenty ladies planning a bake sale and noting the next gathering on Lorain Boulevard

Circle No. 1 St. Paul'e Evangerical Church Fred Maessler Lodi Harvey Welton Ed Stang Telegraph Road Daereas Society of Grace Lutheran Church Round Table Club Round Table W. DB. Hubbel James Thomas Sappho Horace Greece Rome Vergil Dante Beatrice Goethe Aust Helua Victor Nuge Jovers Franca British Isles Robert Burns Shakespesare Wordsworth J. N. Hurst Florida Lookout Mountains Chickamaqua Max VanWormer C. C. Dailey Bradrick Second Congregational Church George Bradrick Highland Court Wilt Rober Harry Andrews O. S. Mason Lorafa Boulevard

Mrs Haverstick Birthday Shower For Mrs Haverstick

Relatives and friends gathered at 118 Linecola court to honor Mrs. Haverstick with a birthday celebration. Cards music and a lunch followed a Bunco game with prizes. out of town guests from Lorain Beaver Park and Cleveland attended and Mrs. Smith received many gifts.

N. Smith W. Smith Banco J. Worthington M. Block G. Hater Bunco McNutt Lorain W. Woodin Te. Northeim Barber C. Stasny Brucker R. Northeim R. Heinzerling A. Pearson Beavers Park C. Braden R. Meyers Cleveland Smith

Henry Miller Celebrates Fifteenth Birthday at Home

Henry Miller entertained eighteen friends at 113 North Maple Street for a fifteenth birthday party last evening. Pink and white decorations framed a night of games and music with a late luncheon served by Miller’s mother. The Lost’s mother hosted the gathering.

Henry Miller North Maple Street

SD T CLUB I MEETING Hears Bridge Night Prizes

Miss Helem Marrow hosted the M D Club at 316 Sixteenth Street for a bridge evening. Prizes went to Maxine and Pauline Krugman and Aileen Hastings. Attendees included Mary Loulve Buel Bernice Cheney Ida Shea han Ernes tina Kandrush.

SD. T Helem Marrow Sixteenth Street M.D Bridge Maxine Pauline Krugman Aileen Hastings Mary Loulve Buel Bernice Cheney Ida Sheahan Ernestina Kandrush

Marriage Licenses Reported for Local Residents

George Binder a 41 year old apprentice carpenter and Sarah L Albright 20 of Lorain were married by Rev Loose. Gust Erickson 44 laborer and Jennia Walbon 50 of Lorain were married. A Magistrate Donald Berry 25 steel worker and Nell Haught 24 of Elyria were married by Rev Kirby.

George Binder Sarah L. Albright Lorain Loose Gust Erickson Jennia Walbon Lora Donald Berry Nell Haught Ourse Elyria Kirby

Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges

Admissions include Mer Henry Meckley at 219 Cornell Avenue Walter Cebula at 320 No Clive St and Mrs Elvern Barrett at 444 Cleveland Street Discharges list Mrs Ralph Terry of 203 Chestnut and Mrs Pudley Norsworthy Route 2.

Mer Henry Meckley Cornell Avenue Walter Cebula Clive St Elvern Barrett Cleveland Street Ralph Terry Chestnut Pudley Norsworthy Rte. 2

Local Social Notes Mention Wide Travel and Visits

Mrs. Co. W. Wales returns from two months in Bis marck New York City Minneapolis and Chicago. Mrs 8 G Jenkins resumes home duties after time with Chicago relatives and Gary Indiana friends. Edna Woodruff visits aunt Mrs A B Weckerly in Park Avenue. Thelma Padley left St Josephs Lorain after surgery. Fawn Hamilton shows improvement at home on East River Street. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs J A Baker on Lake Avenue Stop 7. Elyria Eagles Mardi Gras Masque Ball tonight with six prizes for best dressed couples.

Cleveland Notes and Birth Announcements in Local Notices

Mrs J Kya of 114 Cedar street attends the Cleveland Orchshalia Benefit at the Masonic auditorium. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Elverp Barrett of 444 Cleveland street was born. A daughter is being born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. E J Fellow travels to Columbus for a State Chamber of Commerce meeting and will return Monday. A thoughtful proverb closes the note.

J. Kya Cedar Street Cleveland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles Conlam Emile and Dial Club Smile and Dial Club Emily Cheeters Frances Smith Frances Gibbons Lila Barr Valentine Minlet Baird Boosters George Miller Boosters Sewing Club Tio William Cline Huron LeRoy Roetsinger Carl Mills Cleve. Judd Street Schultz St. Paul's Inter SE Club Valentine Sparty North Elyria Grange ST. Paul S Circle Jelyria Commandery Nellie M. Hill Board of Erectors W. C. T. U. Americantention Center Argle NO. Vlans Chichen Catholic Daughters OF America Alta Meta Club Nambers Wright Ralph Standen Clyde Wright Pyne Ae Pythians Chevalier Lodge W. W. Sharp Bert Munger Wim Fretler Amherst Lodge Emmett Gregg Woodland Lodge Loralu Lee Skenl Wilam Cline Mra A Laberty Beverly Court Ann's Sewing Friendship Club Cabinet YY. W. Co. A Friendship Club Ninety-Five Hame Walter Davies Thomas Cook Cook Ethel Burrows Mrs. Plocher Johnston Forbes- Jiobertson Helena Modjesia Plocher Effee Sharp Schuaak Tenth Street Schnaak W. M. Wenke Wayne Hange Hall Dainty Tuncheon Columbia Vernon Dalhart Carson J. Robinson Vaughn Do Leath Frank Harris Ted Lewis A. B. Sauer Music CO Lorain Colaty's Broad St Broadway Carlisle Grange Elyria Hagles Hecock Floral Co Broad Street W. E. Shay Phione Kaplan New City Market Elyria Eagles Imperial Furniture Co K. O.T. M. Hall Cook’s Millinery Fast Ave C. E. Guth Elyria Sav A. B. Saver Music Co Busice Miller Middle Avenue Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop Water Street West Bridge Carek Carek, Florist
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