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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1924

Page

8

Church Circle Meetings and Civic Club Events

Local groups hold sewing and study meetings across Elyria with church and Womans Civic Club events scheduled. Notables include Dr John Finley book discussion, Mrs VanDusen introducing the Debt Eternal, and education talk at the W C A with Prof P D Sherman as speaker. Elyrians also attend Norwalk party honoring Mr and Mrs Mosley anniversary with music and supper.

First Congregational Church Mre J. W. VanDusen John Finley America Department of Education The Woman's Civic Club P. D. Sherman Oberlin College Civic Club

W Girls Return From Conference in Akron

North Eastern Ohio High School Girl Reserves held its first mid year conference in Akron from February 25 to 17 with Friday opening session and Saturday debates led by Dean Elizabeth Conrad of Ohio State University. Elyria delegates included Mrs. Anthony Neiding and five girls. Akron hosts included Lucille Fator and Elizabeth Thomas. The event ended with a Sunday service and plans for the year ahead. A Valentine party at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Kershaw featured card games and lunch with many local families in attendance.

Elizabeth Conrad Ohio State University City of Opportunity Girl Reserve Committee Y- W Catherine Redjoger Akron Warren Canton Dover Youngstown Ely Elyria Anthony Neiding Ebba Fosselius

Rainbow Girls Hold Valentine Meeting at Miss Stevens Home

The Rainbow Girls of St. Pauls Evangelical met at Miss Sophronia Stevens home on Saturday afternoon. A short business session approved a five dollar donation to Eden Seminary. After nesting games and valentines, prizes went to Alice Heginbotham and Helen Abramosky. A delirious luncheon followed, with comic valentines at each place. Next meeting will be at Ruth Cherwenka’s on Vulcan Street. Out of town guest Elenor Sheffield of Cleveland.

Rainbow Girls St. Paul's Evangelical Church Sophronia Stevens New Eden Seminary Alice Heginbotham Helen Abramosky Valentine Ruth Cherwenka Vulcan Street Elenor Scheffield Cleveland

Party Hosts Helen Chervenka At Vulcan Street Home

Miss Helen Chervenka hosted a Saturday evening party at her Vulcan street home with twenty two couples from Lorain and Elyria attending. Clarence Theil accompanied on banjo as guests enjoyed games music and late hour refreshments.

Helen Chervenka Vulcan Street Lorain Elyria Clarence Theil

Dinner Party Entertained by Mrs Heginbotham

Mrs A Heginbotham hosted a six o clock supper on Louisiana avenue Sunday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Heginbotham and family Miss Esther Fields Miss Florence Swind Alice Heginbotham Clarence Grandstaff George Herbert Frank Pierman George Sheffler and Eleanor Sheffler, the latter three visiting from out of town. After supper a social evening with piano and ukulele music followed.

A. Heginbotham Louisiana Avenue Hyadards John Heginbotham Esther Fields Florence Swind Alice Heginbotham Clarence Grandstaff George Herbert Frank Pierman George Sheffler Eleanor Sheffler

Fortieth First Wedding Anniversary Celebration at 104 Spruce Street

Mex and Mrs Thomas Drage hosted their children and families at 104 Spruce Street for the forty first anniversary of their marriage. At 2 oclock twenty four joined for a chicken dinner and an afternoon of music. Piano pieces were performed by Mrs Tichenor Miss Tichenor and Miss Dragie with violin by Master James Tichenor. Guests received remembrances from attendees.

Thomas Drage Spruce Street

Surprise party pleases Mr. Worse? Fiftyth birthday noted

A late evening gathering at West Avenue to honor Died rich on his fiftieth birthday included friends from Cleveland Eaton and Hictia. Games music luncheon and a gift of appreciation from Mrs. Frank Smith accompanied by attendees.

Beter Wiegren West Avenue Frank Smith Diedrich Cleveland Eaton Hictia

Office girls party brings festive Washington themed evening

The Ohio Public Service Co office girls and Mrs. Harod Beyer of Lorain enjoyed a dinner at the G A R hall on Feb 16 with Washington birthday decorations. Grace Doncaster led the program as the group shared a merry evening.

Ohio Public Service Company G. A. R. Hall Washington Harod Beyer Lorain Alice Watts Grace Doncaster

Local clubs and societies host a busy Elyria evening

Ninety Five Club, Phi Sigma Deltrus, and numerous lodges meet with hostesses across East and Middle avenues. Lectures by Vilhjalmur Stefansson and a Beau of Bath play highlight a packed social calendar at high school auditoriums, churches, and Masonic halls, with banquets, church circles, and auxiliary meetings listed citywide.

Starr Faxon West Avenue Ethel Burrow Neeling Phi Sigma Deltrus Marian Vaughn East Avenue Elyria Lodge No

Fraternal and civic notices plus births in Elyria area

Fraternal events listed include Mid-Winter Reunion of the Sons and Daughters of 103rd O. V. I. in American Legion hall, Central Labor Union meeting, Northwest Encampment No. 183, O. O. F. Hall events, American Legion Military Ball at Ellis Hall, and a Washingtons Birthday banquet of Federated Men's Clubs at First Church. Also noted are choir rehearsals, district D. A. R. and W. R. C. meetings, Parent-Teachers Association, and various club activities. Births reported: three baby girls and one baby boy to local families. admissions and discharges logged for numerous residents at area hospitals and homes.

Ralph Wood Tenth Street Firs A. G. Grinstead Jos St. Nam Clarence Gutaman Fairlawn Street First Congregational Church Church Daughters of St. Andrew Laundon Sixth Street St. Andrew's Church D. M. Byam Twelfth Street Youngs People’s Banquet Church of Christ Nelker Cleveland Womans Missionary Association of Second Congregational Church Farish House St. Clair Ral Lodge I. C C. F. Hall Sons and Daughters of Liberty K P. Hall 103Rd O. ¥. J American Legion Hall Central Labor Union Machinists St. Paul's Northwest American Legion Military Ellis Hall Merrymaids Alberta Shaver Huron Street Elyria Chepter C. Jaster Princeton Avenue Women's Relief Corps G. A. R. Hal LaPorte T. D August Krugman Thirteenth Street Woman's Civic Club Stires He-Union Camp Iss- See-Kes

Weekend social notes from Cleveland area families

Mrs Clara Lord of Cleveland visits her parents on Seventh street while W L Roig attends a Lorain card party. Several couples host relatives from Bucyrus Amherst Elyria and Lorain as Richard Wiers travels to Detroit for a months long stay. Lectures by Dr Vilhjalmur Stefansson are announced with Jim Cuthite hosting in Ohio street. Local residents return from trips resume practice, and hospital admissions noted including Russell Pomeroy at St Joseph’s Lorain.

Clara Lord Cleveland Ohio C. C. Lord Seventh Street W. L. Roig Lorain Leroy Re Bucrrus George Miller J. D. Kiser Mary Catherine Kaiser Ely Tia Charlies Cheeseman Amherst Richard Wiers East Avenue Medina Detroit Michigan Anne Albrecht E. L. Coer Vermilion Albert Ehlke Cornell Avenus Vilhjamur Stefansson Leachers Club James Cuthite Ohio Street E. T. Clauser Hol. Kershaw Baldwin-Wallace College Berea W. B. N. Hawke West Avenue Loyal H. Kleizien Bucyrus J. F. Burke Washington Avenue Russell Pomeroy St. Joseph's Hospital Otis May

Social Roundup of Local Guests and Visits

Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. B T Bastian with the Whitneys at 102 Cornell. Frances McNeil and daughter attended the Valentine party by Lorain Review No 4. W A Walington and wife returned from Bristow Virginia after months with Mrs A L Emmons. En route they stayed with Mr and Mrs W H Johnston in Washington DC. J H Brouse visited Wellington relatives. Ellen Coates of Albion NY died at her son E J Coates in Cleveland. Fred Lane and family were called Sunday. Harler Decker hosted Esther Sanders of Chicago and A A Sanders with daughters Naomi and Mable Sanders of Wooster Street, plus Kenneth Joy. William Pasenow Jr, ill with pleurisy, shows improvement. Dorothy Corell of Youngstown, Oberlin student, spent Sunday with W B Keeley. East Avenue residents Hancock hosted weekend with Cleveland friends Frank Derek and Ida Derek visited Mrs Alma Derek in Cleveland. Rose Foreman visited daughter Mrs John Wengel in Cleveland. Christian Endeavor Society visited Lorain to hear Cleveland Council plans at First Church. J J Buswell, Northrup Street, and Keys family plus Latro and Whelley families of Cleveland and London visitors incl Thompson and daughter from Grafton and Mrs Matthew Dunn of Kip.

B. T. Bastian Bert Whitney Cornell Snare Frances McNeil Lorain Review W. B. AL W. A. Walington Bristow Virginia A. L. Emmons Cta W. H. Johnston Washington, D. C J. H. Brouse Wellington Ellen Coates Albion New York E. J Coates Cleveland Fred Lane Harler Decker Murray Ridge Esther Sanders Chicago Illinois A. A. Sanders Naomi and Mable Sanders Wooster Street Kenneth Joy City Wiliam Pasenow, Jr William Pasenow South Middle Avenue Aliss Dorothy Corell Youngstown Oberlin College W. B. Keeley East Avenue Richard Hancock Frank Derek Gulf Street Ida Derek Winckles Street Alma Derek Rose Foreman No. 4 Persons Court Daugh Ter John Wengel Christian Endeavor Society Ada Bate Lorain Cleveland Council of Christian Endeavor Pirst J. J. Buswell Northrupstreet Rar Keys Julia George Latro Raymond Consid M DC. Whell

Nelles' Corset Shoppe Ad for Hem Stitching Service

Grand Lunch advertises in house hem stitching at Nelles' Corset Shoppe. The brief notice highlights custom alterations offered by the shop.

Nelles

Markets Cleveland Prodl Be Market Butter Prints

Market notes from Cleveland listing butter, prints, and packing costs. Fresh 48 dozen eggs, Ohio and Western firsts price points. Oleo, nut products, high grade and lower grade cheeses. Poultry including fowls and roosters with pricing per ton. Sweet potatoes, tomatoes, and onions priced per hamper or per unit. Details reflect early 20th century market rundowns with commodity values.

Cleveland Evi Ohio York St

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St. Ann’s Coffe Woman's Association Frank S. Harmon Lodge A. M Masonic District Cora May Walton Norwalk C. L. Kennan Maples Ben Mosley Mrs. Wensing Mr. and Mosley Meany Colonel Mrs. Kennan Mme Bartlett Waington Avenue Orta Githens Oberlin Marion June Heal Bert Kershaw Columbus Street John Smith Les Youngless Albert Youngless William Cowen Lenore Fees Ed Smith Clarence Lapp Billy Irvin Wendell Jack Arthur Grile Delores Johm Smith Henry Rosenthal Viola Clarence Leo Youngless June Herman Telzerow Lemore Fees P. S. Office John H. Smith Jolly Thuity Club Fred Raesler J.od Pedro George Massey L. Coonrade Fred Worth Sigek Dostall Kaesler Aii Harry Vane Oberlin Road William Berkline Georgia Glenwood Street Margaret Rourke Winckles St Frank Alsh Olmsted Falls Vilhjamur Stefani- Ison Artic Explorer Harvard Avenue Garrick Club E. H Sce P.m Exchange Club Elks Restaurant H. K. Finley Cates Avenue Odd Felons Lodge Elyria No Cirie No M. E_ church George Haines Methodist Episcopal Church AL Ti Kent J. A. Melton Copal Church R. L. Jackson Park Avenue L. Brown Miss Rath Scotland Argyle Lotge Wurst Settlertray House Sons of LA Z Elyria Council Chile Lidines Aid Society of ‘Church of Christ David Nye Order of DeMolay C. O. F. Hall Tues Grace Lutheran Church Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Wisteria Khrike Endlay Catholic Daughters of America C. Hall Moody Bible Study R. H. Harrison Lake Avenue Edward Urig Eleventh Street Notawa Club Plerans Carlisle Paul Roling la Grange Road Varmany Card Club Manieaman Woodland Avenue M. Clc Clap A. L. Kainey Prospect Street Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul's “Church E. Stang Meury Vogelsong Daughters of Scotland Box Social East Side St. Andrew’s Church Memorial Hospital Marcus Smith Pasadena Avenue Joseph Welsh Grace Court Ford Passmore R. D Grafton William Kime Ridgeville Fred Schroeder Winckle Street Pasadena Street Leo Myers Kenyon Avenue Frank Poenessa Margaret Rowand Rogers Street Fred Novak Oxford Street Fred Hayes Elizabeth Kurnecl Irondale Street Alfred Bates Dorothy Rusk Birmingham Thomas Stringer Howard Avenue Noah Rasner Chesie Ties Don Joe Hawiechs Deiones Feneens Morar Chronicle- Telegram Iy * Elyria Eagles Eagles' Hall Ted Maddock Shore Inn Orchestra Roshanara Dimity Cnnmy Mate Olg Fanron Meni Rhee Sport Vorup Shopoe Hui Lue Awe Buros Broadway Los Angeles ,Californiay Elyria Teachers’ Club Explorer Arctic
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