Church Christ Division B to Serve Supper Saturday
The ladies division of the Ald church will serve supper in the church basement on Saturday from 4 30 until all are served. Ady.1t
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
13
Pollyanne club and community events tonight in Knightsend
Local listings show Pollyanne club meeting with Mrs Dease and Saventh Bt er Knightsend Ladies of Secarity 0 Order of Eseeera Star, Phillip Frasier speaks at Copgregational church at 730. LaPorte Parent Teacher Association and Murray Ridee host community singing with Mr and Mrs Blanchard birthday tea for Mrs John Blanchard. Court trial featured by Amock court with Eleanor Sonnels winning prizes. social activities include piano recital and group service with Pred Parks committee present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollyanne Club
Deaseros Saventh
Knightsend
Ladies of Secarity
Order of Eseeera
Phillip Frasier
LaPorte
Assomptation
Murray Ridee
And
Surpigs e Party Holds Cpethday
A community celebration at the Elm Street area marked the birthday of a local figure. Attendees included members from the Lions Club and other groups, with speeches, a play, and an ice cream social following a hotel meeting. The Alameta Club and others planned future events for February 23.
Demonstrations on Dehydrated Foods and Club Activities
Invitations invite locals to a noon demonstration at the Y M C A by Auguste Gay former Ex Czar of Russia chef. He will present Victory bread using dehydrated foods and a dinner showcasing quick prep. Elyria events include radio club meeting, sewing circles, Junto Club program, and various service and social gatherings with multiple members and hosts named.
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Auguste Gay
Russia
Gray
Mr. Gay
Food Administration
Elyria Radio Club
Baxter Sharp
Sharp
Detroit
Pittsburgh
81 1
Rayter Sharp
Alex Sparks
Hart Dickaron
Selgenherr
Elyria High Ferhout
Jefferson Merrow
Harold Well Waiebt
Social Club Meetings And Card Party Recaps
Mrs I W Payne of Cambridge street hosted a card party with Mrs Walter Tite taking first prize and Mrs True Mhler second. Luncheon followed. The Inter Se Club met at Mrs Norothy Wilcox 348 Twelfth street with sewing and discussion then three tables of cards won by Opal Wakiron and Lillian Westlow. The Sunshine Club met at Miss Margaret Horan s home with papers, music, and refreshments. Next meetings announced for Leona Jumeet and Lily Warren. The 8 9 Club held an English eve at Miss Kathleen Maca s fringe ton Aye. attendees listed with prizes.
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Hatkveh Club
Moss Maud Th. Burkes
Maurice Becker
Tin West Street
Turndbery Ive Brueey
Sal Deutch
I. W. Payne
Cambridge Street
Walter Tite
Inter SE Club
Norothy Wilcox
Twelfth Street
Tnter Se Club
Fiat Acards
Opal Wakiron
Lillian Westlow
Leona Jumeet
Lake Ave
Sunshine Club
Margaret Horan
Wirth St
Thizabeth Taylor
Pera
Ss. PL Clut
Kathleen Maca
Ton Aye
Onis
Mipprher
Local residents report recoveries and social visits in city
Mrs. Oscar Dunn recovers from la gripe at 912 East River. Mrs. Herman Buds stays at home on Howe street. Miss Beatrice Tay recovers from scarlet fever. Several residents travel or host visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. J B Dunn hosting Katharine Dunn, and others visiting relatives in Lorain Toledo Cleveland and Syracuse. Geraldine Wilmott improves after bronchial pneumonia.
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Oscar Dunn
East River St
Nefan Drengler
Dave Tir
Lucie Ware O
Lor . Afor
Mrs
East River Street
Kiwanis and Rotary Gridiron Feast Sparks Lively Night
Members of Kiwanis and Rotary enjoyed a revelry centered on a Gridiron-themed show with humorous skits and speeches. The program featured Rev. John H. Grant in a funeral oration and a troupe of performers lampooning local figures while volunteers photographed club members and showcased a composite image from Chamberlin and others.
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Ben Hindman
Hoth Club
Chamber of Commerce
John H. Grant
Tohaive
Frank Wilford
FL Burke Gee
Ho Kelis
Charles Hancock
Saunders
Geo. H. Chambher
Joh Grant
Art Smith
Aden
Frank Wiltord
Tia Streen
Andress
Aller
van Dyke
Chamberlin
Johnstown Mayor Addresses Tea Party Amid Local Moves
Mayor Asaph Jones spoke at a Johnstown Tea Party in the afternoon. He noted twenty six years living in Johnstown before relocating to Blyth. His brother Dr Enmiyn Jones resides at Rose Point near Johnstown. Related items include state conference attendance by Ralph Younr and others with talks on youth organization and Christian service plans.
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Asaph Jones
Pann Traffecpany
Johnstown
Jones
Blyth
Enmiyn Jones
Rose Point
B. Vindnan
Ralph
Younr
George Allen
Kellose
Speamsfield
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admissions include Mabel Schall from Nu Cyrus. Discharges list Henry Norseth of Park Avenue, Rank Weolty, Wills Meton, Mrs. Julia Simitl of Gratton.
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Mabel Schall
Nucyrus
Henry Norseth
Park Avenue
Rank Weolty
Wills Meton
Julia Simitl
Gratton
NUKESDLY BIBLE CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS
The Frienly Bible Class met at 2.6 Gates avenue for a semi annual election of officers. Elected were President Bob Niener y, Vice President John Smyth, Secretary Mire TA Mayes, Treasurer Mae Marovie Stanlchs, Sacratal Mrs TK Finley, Chancellor Lor ea SN Hives. Executive board members include Leon lasmond, Mira FON Yost, and Mrs or c. Senmalty. Afterward Mr Geaske TL Swenl relieved president Wf a Dandsaaels loan aehatabl Ikble. About 60 members attended.
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Nukesdly
Frienly Bible
WW. K. Moley
Gates Avenue
Oteers
Towe
Bob Niener
John Smvth
Mire
Mayes
Sea
Marovie Stanlchs
TK Finley
Clorister
Lorea SN Hives
Laws Celevatis
Leon Lasmond
Mira Fon Yost
Or c. Senmalty
Offle
Geaske TL
Swenl
Dandsaaels Loan Aehatabl Ikble
Eles
Slo
Friendly Bible Class Organizes Non Denominational Fellowship
The Friendly Bible Class formed July 28 at Al Tinley’s home to study White Sindy and foster Christian fellowship. Under chairwoman L Hayes and leadership by Mrs Hayes, the group promotes weekly Friday meetings at the Baptist Church while remaining non denominational and open to the public.
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Orefroskhyme
Johnsynth
Trindle
L. A. Hayes
al. Tinley
Briday
Baptist
We Church Anwes
Hayes
Meo Hayes
Junder
Charity drives support Missionary relief in the city
A portion of the collection funds ongoing Missionary and charity work aiding distressed families. The effort partly supports a dictionary student while continuing to assist the needy in the city.
Sunday Class Elects Officers at United Presbyterian Church
Miss Mary Miller was elected president, Miss Marjorie Wagner vice president and Thelma Mole treasurer at the United Presbyterian Church Sunday school business meeting. Entertainment featured Original Thirteen and prize medals. March 15th noted for event.
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Marjorie Wagner
W Horace
United Presbr- 4 Church
Mary Miller
Thelmant
Josephine Krug
Thelma Mole
Iments
Ladies Aid Society Plans Food Drive and Quarters Search
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Pauls met at the church to plan a February to March annual food week for Iliyria's needy with distributions through the Salvation Army. Donations welcomed and church services noted. Efforts also underway to secure headquarters for the Order of Railway Conductors now located near Cedar Trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies VD Society
Oro
Pacs Church
Ladies' Aid’ Society of St. Paul's
Il. Vogelsong
Ilyria
Salvation Army
St. Paul's
Civ Land
Order of Railway Conductors
Rubber and politics of the global crude rubber trade
The United States consumes three fourths of world crude rubber output while an Emblar web would extract 35 cents per mile after straightening out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Health the Secret of Attraction
Women of today depend on the modern medicine and cosmetic knowledge to be attractive. A suffering woman’s nervous laugh and forced smile mask pain from female ailments. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound promises health and relief, making her look appealing beyond costly gowns and cosmetics. For nearly fifty years American women have trusted this root and herb medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Helping Hand Society to Host Supper and Dance
The Helping Hand Society of the First Spiritualist church invites all to a cafeteria supper at 6 p.m. and a dance at U. A. KR. Hall on Saturday evening February 18. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
First Spiritualist Church
U. A. KR
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