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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1931

Page

14

Community Socials and Meetings Roundup in Elyria

A busy Elyria update notes the Northwest Encampment hosting a card party at the I O F Hall on February 21. United Presbyterian Women hold a quarterly social. Clan Robertson No 248 plans a memorial service for March 6, followed by a Daughters of Scotland dance. O E Class at First Methodist hosts book making for Crippled Children's Home with Sisters of Sunshine meeting March 19. Hospital notes list several admissions and discharges, and marriage licenses are issued to Mullock and Seitz, Toman and Moore, and Potter and Leslie.

United Presbyterian Missionary Society United Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society Clan Robertson Clan Robertson No K. of P. Hall J. Hamilton Brother McKelvie Argylea Lodge No The Daughters of Scotland Jane Storm Mias Kenyon Avenue First Methodist Church W. C. Fowls Sisters of Sunshine James Mullock Elyria Helen Seitz Rev Ketcham Max Toman Mary Moore Irvan W. Potter Battery Man Enid Leslie Church of Christ Lon Caldwell Ninth Street 7. B. Devinney H. ©. Mellinger W. C. Fowler Co. E. Cheney A. M. Mallory Mary Maddock Eight Street Woodmen of America Broad Street America Anns D. A. Baird Garford Avenue Masonic Chorus Methodist Church Tigredia First Congregational Church Myrtle Struck Columbus Street Republican Women’s Cind American Legion Home Northwest Oberlin Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club H. P. Chapman Sons of Luton Order of Eastern Star Royal Neighbors of America Woodman Hall

Osborne Couple to Celebrate Fifty Fifth Anniversary

Mr and Mrs A A Osborne of 421 East Broad street Elyria Ohio will celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary with an informal dinner party. They married in Columbia Ohio with later life in Elyria and Oak Harbor. They have two sons Ralph Archur and Lee Brancroft Osborne of Elyria and daughter Mrs E G Bauer of Pomona California.

A. Osborne Unday East Broad Street Elyria Ohio Margaret J. Squire Jonas Squire Columbia Sidney A. Osborne Asor Osborne Sherman Baptist Parsonage Earle Osborne Oak Harbor International Harvester Company Florida California Ralph Archur Osborne Lee Brancroft Osborne Ilyria E. G. Bauer Pomona

Business and Professional Women Host State President Dinner

The Business and Professional Womens Club held their monthly dinner at the Elky Club with guests from nearby clubs. State president Misa Ethel M. Kyle of Toledo spoke on networking, international women's work, and upcoming events while urging attendance at a state convention in Columbus and the national gathering in Richmond.

Business and Professional Womens Club Elky Club Misa Ethel M. Kyle Toledo Welsa Ohio Miss Kyle Hildreth Hecock Kyle Orst Lenn Madesin Phillips New York United States Florence Allen Fund University of Michigan Columbus Deshter Hotel Richmond Virginia Miks Kyle Lakewood Club Lillian Sears Ashland Paxton Focal Club Norwalk Mansfield Marian McClench Ann Arbor Michigan Marjorie Rossiter America the Beautiful

Detective And Gunman Killed In Speakeasy Firefight

New York detectives Christopher Shelling and Dominick Pape of East 22nd Street were killed in a gun battle after spotting two men entering an old red brick speakeasy while pursuing the slayer of Chicago racketeer Fran Mario. One gunman killed Pape with a head and neck shot. Pape returned fire, fatally wounding the gunman and wounding the other as the escape went out the door.

New York Tn & Dingy Christopher Shelling Dominick Pape East 22Nd Street Fran Mario Chicago Pape Chris

Multiple club meetings and society events in Elyria

Numerous social happenings fill the night with meetings of Anns Club Masonic Chorus Tigredia Social Club Upper Room Bible Class and more. Engagement announcements and prize draws echo Washington's Birthday celebrations with dinners, card parties, and a Red Cross drought relief collection amid varied club entertainments.

Five Guests Attend I. O. G. Club Meeting

The I. O. G. club met at Caroline Malik’s home on Woodford avenue last evening. After a business session a white elephant sale was held and a banco game won by Barbara Kasek and Clarence Grandstott. Five guests attended: Mr and Mrs Clarence Granastort Helen Mocany Julia Kovacs and Ella Jakelaky. 1 March 19th at Julia Krabec’s Oberlin road home.

Ford Loomis Ada Heimbach Bullock R. RB. Bevard Oberammergau Caroline Malik Woodford Avenue Bunco Barbara Kasek Clarence Grandstott Clarence Granastort Helen Mocany Julia Kovacs Ella Jakelaky Julia Krabec Oberlin Road

Avon Miss Bertha Hubbard Spends Weekend in Town

Local society notes describe Miss Bertha Hubbard of Avon visiting Miss Margaret Hancock for a weekend. Several residents are mentioned in gatherings and visits, including Charl es Refenning convalescing slowly, and multiple trips to Akron Oberlin and Cleveland for events and friends.

Bertha Hubbard Avon Margaret Hancock Charles Refenning West Third Street Marion Crehore East Avenue Akron R. Hawkins Charles Winkler Irene Winkler Gertie Wilmot Orline Fengier Huber Phillip Ralph Stearns Valley City Esther Kleinknecht Harold Perry Columbus Ohio J. C. Perry Dorothy Wilford Bridgeport H. G. Wilford Ninth Street Elynn Country Club Oberlin Barbara Plocher Marjorie Milligan Washington, D. C Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware

Fashions Pretenders to the Throne of Black

Frances Paget notes new spring colors challenge black fashion with two dark options. Brown rises as a daytime town shade pairing with tangerine or coral, while midnight blue replaces navy. High style houses mix autumnal tones into spring palettes for contrast.

Frances Paget New York Navy

Midnight blue joins black as a versatile evening color

The piece notes the appeal of a deep blue near black and its fit for many occasions alongside black. It compares midnight blue with dark brown and dark blue trials, highlighting its fresh, modern look and broad suitability for evening wear and daytime use. Brown remains slightly less conservative, appealing to a clientele seeking moral verve in dark colors.

Readings Tea Cocoa Hours at No 6 Chestnut St

The note announces reading tea and cocoa hours from 11 to 8 30 and also Sundays at No 6 Chestnut Street. It lists service times and the location.

Chestnut St

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