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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented notes list events and meetings across groups including women’s departments and youth associations. Mentions of trustees and committees suggest a busy week with social, charity, and civic gatherings amid unclear details.
Mrs Es Court and committee hosted a January meeting for Moose Ladies and families. Attendees included Mesdames Mortis tall Fame Tsabelle Pus Jerreti and Trice Josisn. Ten games of cribbage were played with high honors to Enth lueser Lena Houlden Ann Nielsen and others. A light luncheon followed the games and a door prize went to Frank Ducrosky.
The Woman's Bodiet Corps met in regular session in the G. AL FR. Hall at two oclock yesterday with President Arr Myrta Kent presiding. One apisation for member ay Ship was tea. It was decided to have the birthday dinner at the next meeting chain with guests from WR C and the Gherlin Corns Post.
Mr and Mrs Charles Palmer de Akron formerly of this city have received congratulatory wishes this week on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. A Mission Band at the M Baptist church hosted a Valentine gathering in the church room with the children served cakes and cookies.
Citels Ni observes a scopal Church new day gathering at the home of Myre A. CC. Corfman. Park over The officers of Tu Maita will meet Thursday evening before the regular meeting to be followed by a card and banco party. 4259 Church Avenue.
The text describes a committee forming plans for Noonday Lenten services with a new chairman and treasurer. Subcommittees to handle speakers advertising and printing matter were named. The aim is to present noted speakers and educators from the middle West and offer moments of quiet meditation during Poly Wreck.
Admission names and addresses are listed for several individuals including George Geands at 417 West Second Atreets Cpotlde Sickel and M Sorte Humphrey. Discharges note Mr. Powell and son of Wellington and Clarence Baker and son of 841 We. 4 Broad street. Additional entries include Mrs. Victor McMall en and baby boy at 10 Kaiser Cte Mire Floyd Phillins and son at Son Winckles street and M John Wright at 104 Harvard avenue.
The Department of Civics and Political Science of the Woman's Civic club met at Mrs. B. J. Saunders home to discuss Social Reconstruction. Miss Grace Petersen presented a paper on Elyria in Social Reconstruction highlighting community participation and settlement work. Discussion touched on Sen aior Comings letter opposing federal Child Labor Amendments. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. C. Bins Mrs. A. H. Kwrapp Mrs. C. A. Day Miss Flora and Mrs. A. C. Schilleman.
H. M. Ridgeway hosted the Child Conservation regular meeting. Members responded to ag readings. Mrs. Minn a In A. Smith, Mise Dunnell, Mrs. Sherman Powell, and Mrs. W. E. Dickson were acknowledged. Miss Enel Duntnell delivered an engaging talk on science and impressions from abroad. TES Tee! PATS Hecock spoke at the Parent-Teachers session. Airs. W. E. Layne performed two solo numbers.
The group held a meeting last evening in Beat 1 with eight games of progressive pedro enjoyed. The next regular meeting is set for 27 with a program of musical numbers. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. C. Lent, Mrs. O. Barton, and Mr. Boddy for the ladies and to S. A. Freeman, C. Lent, and Ht Stanford for refreshments.
At the regular meeting of Clan Robertson No. 242 officers and members gathered with Head Chief Brother Andrew 2508 to conduct his first real vision. A new member was initiated and committees were appointed to handle year activities. The entem ent committee will arrange a dance after the business session at the next meeting on February 26. The clan now meets in the G. A. R. Hall.
The Y M C A Card Club met with Mrs. Ralph Bemis at 162 Bell yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Al Bowers won high score in the card games and Mrs. Frank Jovian was conceded. The group planned to meet next Friday with Mrs. Harold Perry.
The Ridgeville P T A presented a splendid one act home talent play titled The Old Farm last evening in the school auditorium. The cast featured Mrs John Gibbons Clyde VanWormer I Deiderich Mrs Steimple Virginia Roth Lucille Hadaway Melvin Olmsted Mdna Lanstried Milton Taft and Mrs Patterson with Mrs Reynolds orchestra from Oberlin providing the music for an enthusiastic crowd.
Seventeen members of the True Blue class of the La Porte Sunday School were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dewhurst on Graf ton road. After games and contests refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at the Ehrkes on Wednesday March 18.
The program committee will run Monday's meeting and has arranged an unusually interesting affair. Music will be provided by Mrs. Rodney Parker and Miss Marjorie Dee.
The South Murray Ridge Parent Teachers Association met at the school house last evening. Children presented a program with mandolin music by Pearl Wilford and others. A pie social followed with Marcus as auctioneer and fortunes told by Bessie Sites and Brant. A folk dance is planned for March 13 at the school house.
Harold G Beyer of Lorain entertained Thursday evening at Furnace Street home of her parents Mr and Mrs Watts with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Harley Johnson formerly Miss Esther Inrees a recent bride there were a dozen guests gifts for the bride wheeled in a wagon dainty refreshments served.
The Chestnut Grove Parent Teachers Association met last evening with Mrs. George Goodyear presiding. They decided to send the fourth grade to LaPorte school starting Monday morning and to purchase a fire extinguisher for the old building. Light refreshments were served by Mrs. Alonzo Brown and her committee.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Kreible entertained at their Gulf road home Friday evening for the Gulf Road BP event. Ten games of Pedro were played with Mrs Lb Yontzy and H Kreible winning high scores. Mrs A Barkknecht and J J Smithn consolation. A delicious lunch followed and all enjoyed the social evening.
The Avenue Club held a board party at the Masonic hall with three no trump in bridge won by Mrs. Sherill, second Mrs. Haines, and low by Mrs. Bivins. Five hundred prizes went to Mrs. Tite first, Mrs. Brown second, and Mrs. Scoville consolatory. Refreshments served. The next meeting will be the second Friday in March with officer elections for the coming year.
February 12 at Columbia special school featured talks by Civil War veterans AL Williams Mr Fields of Wellington and Richard Pure of Columbia. Williams recalled Sherman to the sea Fields shared war memories and Lincoln's honor Putt spoke on war experiences and boyhood. Parents and pupils enjoyed the veterans’ return.
Miss Joanna El. Fogle daughter of Mrs. Carson Foie Mary In and Mr. John Mori son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mori of Amherst were married by F J Spell at the Evangelical Church Amherst on June 14. After a wedding dinner at the groom's home guests included immediate relatives and Mrs. Weber Galloway of Sandusky Ohio. The bride wore a pink georgette gown and carried Ophelia roses. The couple plan a few days in Marysville and New York State before settling at 115 Floral Court Elyria. Fogle is a Marysville High and Oberlin Business College alumna and works at Guaranteed Title and Trust Co. Mori works at Cleveland Stone Co. Amherst.
Jewish Ladies Aid and Sisterhood sponsor a bake sale at Superior Electric Co on Tuesday morning February 17. Proceeds support community causes and local relief efforts.
Circles and parish announce a roast pork supper on Saturday February 21 at St Paul’s Church Circle 2. Price 35e. Proceeds support church activities.
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