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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1928

Page

10

Community Club and Fraternal Gatherings Schedule

Lorain area clubs including Chora Department of Musical Art Society meet at Woman's Club, Elyria Savings and Trust open meeting, Pythian Sisters card party, and multiple church circles. Tuesday lists St Pauls groups, Women of Moose, Veterans groups, and social clubs with dinners, Bunco, dances, and meetings across Lorain and neighboring towns.

Department of Musical Art Society Woman's Club Poll Lorain County Elyria Savings and Trust Company Pythian Second Congregational Church Elyria Choral Society St. Paul's

Wedding and Club Notes From Local Community

The Lad church hosts a meeting tomorrow evening at 8 00. The Woman's Club Educational Department secures Dr A Caswell Ellis of Citland College as speaker for their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2. The program committee asks for a colonial costume. Dr Ellis will discuss the Methodists at The Stars. The Metronautan Insurance Company event and a wedding at the church are noted. Mrs Don Martin hosts a birthday party for Jean Unper at 112 West Avenue with friends from Detroit and nearby areas.

Woman’s Club A. Caswell Ellis Ciland College Woman's Cina Elis’ Hasies Eixima Will Meee Avranes Don. Martin

Interesting classes at the Y WC A expand offerings

The YWCA health education department adds a clogpipe and lumbering courses with new times on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. A Modern Poetry course by Frank Huntler of Oberlin College and city ministers talks start March 1. A birthday event for Grandma Myers at La Porte drew many out of town guests and friends. The American Legion Ball plans its seventh annual Washing day event with officers and veterans attending in uniform.

Y. W.C A Health Education Department Y. Wlca Elyrians Frank Huntler Oberln College

Dance at Spring Valley Country Club Event

Informal St Valentine dance preceded by small parties drew Clereclsnd members to Spring Valley Country Club. An evening of music and late dancing followed with a large attendance. admissions and discharges listed for numerous individuals and families including Edith Harmon Mrs Lester Borzmer Redy Jana Fowler Mildred Kinnect and several others.

Spring Valley Spring Valley Country Club

Local Social News Recaps Weekend Visits and Births

Rochester residents Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wehmoff Jr. returned home after visiting Mrs. Wehmoff’s parents in Oxford street. Etta Hockwell of 205 Sixth Street came back from weeks with relatives in Waynefield Wick and Cleveland. A baby named Gaurbier was born at Elyria Memorial hospital. Lester Botemer and Wilbert Schwan welcomed a daughter and discussed events at Park Street. Rev. Paul Bourquin installed his nephew Rev. Carl Schmidt in Valley City. Alma Goris and son Theodore visited her parents in Columbus Ohio. Alonzo Myers of LaPorte Me and R M McDonald, O D Duen, and daughter were in town yesterday. Aimon Sanker and sons Robert and Jack of Cleveland Heights stayed with James Brandon of Princeton Avenue. Dr. R R Bevard addressed the Lakewood Book Club at C A Gates residence in Lakewood. W Roapposs and family spent the weekend in Cleveland with their son Wayne Hoppe, and Charles Coon of Findlay visited Elvira. Freq Kuchecer and Mrs Je n Tite Whitner motored to California. they are reported enjoying the trip. Reverend Thomas Fowler ate has been ill at his son’s home and fell on ice, injuring his shoulder. Dorothy Green of Harbin College is among Alpha scholars. Mount Union College president McMacy to speak.

John H. Wehmoff, Jr Rochester Willam Harding Oxford Street Aiss Etta Hockwell Sixth Street Waynefield Brunswick Cleveland Lester Botemer Hitch Street Wilbert Schwan Park Svenue Argorica Paul Bourquin Valley City Bourquin Carl Schmidt Alma Goris Theodore Columbus Ohio Alonzo Myers LaPorte R. M McDonald | T O. D Duen Earl Temper Aimon Sanker Robert Jack Folgett Road Heig James Brandan Princeton Avenue R. R Bevard Lakewood Charles Coon Findlay Elvrra JH. Browe West Avenue Florida Vv Tinetol Freq Kuche Cer Jen Tite Whitner Navine Milles Thomas Fowler W C. Fowler Fort Thomas Ontario Canada Dorothy Green Hirem College McMacy Mount Union College

Pillsbury Health Bran Promotes Natural Laxative Benefit

An advertisement extols Pillsbury’s Health Bran as a natural laxative to prevent discomfort from constipation. It urges adding bulk and roughage to daily meals, warns against laxative habits, and highlights unadulterated uncooked bran for gentle action.

Pillsbury's Pillsbury’s Health

Convocation Service Honoring Alpha Society Held

Mid year convocations service held in honor of the Alpha society on February twenty second. Mrs Mary C Kassell and daughters Ruth and Lewise and son James of Rochester XN Y are visiting at the home of her brother Martin Bauer Bath street. Mrs Mary Bauer and son Leamdes of Cleveland and daughter Mrs Irene Schudel and husband and son Bobbie of Euclid Village Ohio open Sunday at the home of Miss Elizabeth Bawer who is confined to her home by illness. Miss Ruth and Louise Russell of Rochester New York were the guests of their cousin Miss Luella Monschein of Cambridge street on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edward Neiding and daughter Miss Mable Neiding of Vermilion and Milliard Harrigan of Birmingham and Miss Ruth Grugel of Amherst were Sunday evening dinner guests of Miss Violet Ou of this a

Ime Alpha Society Mary C. Kassell Ruth Lewise James Rochester XN. Y Martin Bauer Bath Street Mary Bauer Leamdes Cleveland Irene Schudel Bobbie Euclid Village Ohio Elizabeth Bawer Louise Russell New York Cusin Luella Monschein Cambridge Street Sundar Edward Neiding Mable Neiding Vermilion Milliard Harrigan Birmingham Ruth Grugel Amherst Violet Ou

Services At U P Church Largely Attended

Three large audiences attended services at the First United Presbyterian church led by Mr and Mrs Jacob Moses Harris of Chicago. Mrs Harris spoke on Twentieth Century Christianity and urged Christian living anchored to the New Testament. Mr Harris spoke on The Church in Foretold Apostasy citing New Testament prophecies of apostasy and urging spiritual health as the basis of hope.

U.P Jacob Moses Harris Chicago First United Presbyterian Church Harris Fiorris

Harris speaks on true church and conversion tale

Mr Harris decries worldly aims in Christians and defines the true church as genuine believers who will be gathered to meet Jesus. He recounts his own conversion from Judaism to Christianity after a long drug struggle and outlines a future address on the theme The Jews and the Gentiles: or How No People Became a People.

Harria A .Hurch Jesus Mr. Harris Chicago Hebrew Mission Harris

Charles Hansen Opens New Bicycle and Key Shop

Charles Hansen of the Cleveland Bicycle and Repair Co. opens a new bicycle and key shop on Second Street two doors east of the Rialto Theatre. He brings 20 years of experience and will offer a complete stock.

Charles Hansen Bicrcle Cleveland Bicycle and Repair Co Second Street Rialto Theatre

Miss Riddell and Elyria Eagles Plan Washington Birthday Party

In Japan based artist Miss Riddell and the Elyria Eagles pre Lentenance party are set for Tuesday February 21 at the Washington Birthday event. Prizes and novelties are promised along with a door prize draw.

Elyria Eagles Washington

Kee Found First Leprosy Hospital in Japan Church Designer

Kee founded the first hospital for the treatment of lepers in Japan and led it during early Christian era. She designed the church connected with the Holy Catholic Church of Japan.

Kee Japan Christian Times Holy Catholic Church

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