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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
3
The notice describes a Thursday feast event at Gombutary Marual with seating for several hundred. Reservations are through H C Reynolds. No speakers will attend. the gathering is men only and starts at 6 30 sharp.
A damaged report outlines a New Zealand opulent music concert featuring operatic excerpts Carmen and fidow. Miss Traitt and Liddy the pianist performed solos with a historic recount of Quinets and Europe France Zealand and a Japan trip.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. John's Lutheran Church held a Valentine Party in the school auditorium with music and games. Mrs. Welch won a prize. Mrs. August Peters consolation. Decorations centered on red hearts and luncheon in Valentine colors. Committee members included Mrs. George Stark and Mrs. Otto Niemeyer.
A February social event at Albera Villa drew about fifty couples from Viyria for a dinner dance. Decorations matched Valentine Day as Goodwin's Orchestra of Cleveland provided music and guests enjoyed modern dances along with the Old Rye Waltz and Grand Promenades. A trio by Lawrence Webber, Ben Shubert, and Karl Greenland entertained the guests.
Me WH class of the United Presbyterian church held a Valentine gathering at Miss Martha Mallorys home with fourteen attendees. The event featured music games and refreshments and planned a March meeting at Miss Freda Rothe’s home.
Philp Frazier a Sioux Indian educator and performer from the Stowx Nation will speak Friday evening at the Gates Room of the First Congregational church in Elyta. He studied at Yankton and Mt Hermon and graduates from Oberlin College. His family history includes missionary work and early native preaching.
Mr and Mrs George Wratten entertained at a Valentine card party Tuesday evening at Fourth Street. Prizes at Progressive were won by Mrs UO Williams Cecil Pyle and Mrs Grant Shrock and Frank Daly. Refreshments followed. Attendees included Mrs Ed Wol en Mr and Mrs Frank Daly Mr and Mrs D O Williams Ken Wayne Cecil and Phyllis Puls Mr and Mrs Grant Shrock Everett William Rose Reval Shtosk and Mrs Courge Wratten
Mrs L W R Taylor Melis hosted the Afternoon Vintage Clube at Princeton Avenue yesterday. Two tables played, high story won by Mrs A J Robaos and Mrs J H Simpson of the O’Donnell Apartments will host next meeting February 28. Federation Girls enjoyed supper and a welcome speech by Mary Dorothy Wikes president. West Hade Cloverleaf Club met at Kira E Holliday’s with Valentine decor. prizes to Mrs Irvin Eldred and Mrs Mardid Rowry. A meal was served. Next meet March 1 at Martin Lawyer.
The Blue Moose Club met at the Andwar Motel, 23 members attended. Taylor B D Adame was named separate chairmen and a talk titled How to Approach Erde was given. Private dance invitations were planned for February 24. Marriage licenses: Otis Saylee 31 farmer and Marjorie Brown 18 clerk Ober He Ket Harner listed.
Hospital ledger lists Mrs Eleanor Bake at Lake Avenue with new admission and Mr and Mrs Wheeler Baker as contacts. Discharges include Mrs Marie Eppley with infant care at R D 4 and Mrs Lema Kotem. Birmingham mentions Mrs Nettie Bowen at Woodford.
Edward Riley is in New Castle today on business. C J Cook confined by lagrippe. The Block family welcomes the arrival of a son. Marie Kehmitkens and Mrs Florence Snell are mentioned among locals. Several residents visit, travel or attend events in St Petersburg Detroit and Cleveland. A baby boy weighing six and a half pounds is born to Mr and Mrs HL MM Thompson. Various church groups plan meetings and hospitality duties.
Notices report residents returning home after visits in Weetchester and nearby towns. The Varary Ridge Parent Teacher Association sets a February 11 meeting with a planned menu and lecture. Quarantine lifted for Mary Hagick at 410 West Sixth Street after 30 days of confinement for warlike fever. The Stone Brothers Orchestra performed at the Steel Fianr Banquet and Ohio Society for Crippled Children leader Edgar F Allen spoke at a Cleveland Rotary Club meeting.
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met in the church parlor to hear program remarks led by Mrs. B on charge and assisted by Mrs. Hnuwe and Mrs. Merriman. The Young People's Society of St John's Lutheran Church formed a clothes campaign committee and planned a Washington Birthday Party with activities for February 22. The Guild of St Andrew’s and other groups planned attendance at Lent services and a future bake sale while socializing preceded by refreshments.
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