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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
12
A city resident, Mrs Harry Nicholl, was entertained by visitors described as visile fiends staying for a few days in the locality. The report notes the guest presence and local social activity during their brief visit.
Amherst, Feb 18. The James Herman Fthony party marked James Harry’s fourth birthday with about twenty-five children, gifts and cake. The Ladies' Five Hundred Club met Mrs. E. Foster with two tables. Mrs. Stang won, Mrs. Roemer consolation. C M C club hosted Miss Viola Wernert and Mrs. Brautigam with Valentine decor and luncheon as they plan future meetings. The Pinockle club gathered at Harris street for Progressive Pinockle and lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Schaeffer visited Cleveland, their relatives and trips to see daughters, and local residents were noted among visitors and outings.
Elyria February 18 a charming Colonial Dames Birthday observance took place at Mr John Brousa residence on Princeton Avenue. Guests included Mrs Wes of Wellington and Mrs Charles Hupp. Ten progressive Pedro games crowned prizes for first to fourth. next meeting scheduled at Mrs J H Kuchenrither Broad Street on March 7. Other items note Culture Club at Mrs Ora Ensigns and Circle Three at Mrs F M Shelton’s, with updates on local society, health news, and community notices.
Mr and Mrs A M Cliff and daughter Lucille of Wooster Street prepare to leave for a new home. The couple and their many Elyrna friends anticipate the move with smiles as they say farewell and wish them well.
The notice states that May Ist jobs for the directory must be in the hands of the printer no later than the specified deadline. It emphasizes timely submission to ensure inclusion and accurate listing in the published directory.
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