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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1926

Page

3

Legion Military Ball Recalls Wartime Spirit at Elke Hall

The Legion Ball drew attendees from distant estates with over two dozen couples on hand for the military dance. Nurses from Bituria Memorial Hospital joined as guests, décor echoed patriotic motifs with sandbag props, flags, and a Washington portrait, while dancing ran late into the night with waltzes and cheerful music.

Legion Elke Bituria Memorial Hospital American Legion Washington

Community clubs and a surprise birthday theme

Local clubs meet around town including W B A and Cloverleaf Circle with members at 218 Bridge Street and Lake Avenue. A surprise birthday party for Frank Moss at 120 West Seventy second Street Lorain features cards music prizes and a gold chain gift.

Community church services and social events reported

East Church notes Lent services at Pirat Congregational on Wednesday at 3 PM in the Ladies Parlor led by Mr Auld. Olive Grobe hosted a piano party and Valentine events at her Sixth Street home with junior and senior pupils enjoying games, prizes, and refreshments.

East Church Pirat Congregational Church Auld Jesus Olive Grobe George Washington Kathleen Maston Artha Glass Houghton Wagner A Frank

Oberret Sursey Club Presents Program at Church of Christ

The Oberret Sursey Club composed of college students presented a varied program at the Church of Christ last evening. It featured quartets, solos, and an allegorical oration followed by a talk from Tever end W tl. Wallace and a floral offering to Madame Gardner-Bartlet.

Church of Christ Oberlin Quartette Mepsis Jones Pankes Porter and Montagne Soto Lielstatum Leitz M Montague Enmimette Dates Svene de Iallat Pe Beriat George Edwards TR Edmunds Varre Iaker Death Schubert Tieart Sehabert Autrey Pankey Teverend Wallace Second Mithodiet Church Elyria Algo Bebe Leon O. Underhill Madame Gardner-Bartlet

Washington Birthday Party Observes Host Birthday

A Brooklyn Street home hosted a masquerade honoring Mr Kershaw’s birthday and Washington’s anniversary. Prizes were awarded for costumes including Martha Washington and young George Washington. guests danced sang and enjoyed a red white and blue cake centerpiece.

Thomas Kershaw Brooklyn Street Mr Kershaw Wrehington J. K. Noer T. T. Johnson Arteing Pami Groell Martha Washington Val Ryan George Washington

Lecture on Biographies Letters and Journals

Thea fourth talk in current literature lectures featured Professor P. D. Sherman of Obe lin College at the Woman's Club House. He named fifteen biographies and collections as essential reading noting biography is now fashionable and highlighting works on Mussolini Poe Garfield and Byron with remarks on Stevenson and other figures. He distributed a leaf from Robert Louis Stevenson’s grave in Samoa to attendees.

P. D. Sherman Obelin College Weman Lub House Middle Avenue Sherman Jong Hat Oi Tuck Mussolini Benita Secretari Mary Newton Stannard Ealgar Allen Poe Witch Lalge Poe Gladstone DCO Somerville Aaron Hore Wandeill James A. Garfield Yale Unity Press Prince of Wales Ralph Deacon British Empire Treaila Carl Sandbure Stary of Lincoln Maria Antionetta Antonia Reloit Marcel Corbelt Gilbert Chesterton Rodin Marcel Tirel Robert & Boe Maurice Broughton Mifflin Company Colonel House Dark Martin Edna Mae Dowell Emily Dickinson Martha Dickinson Bianchi Robert Louis Stevenson George 8. Telman Stevenson Apia Samoa

Legion Auxiliary Opens House With Local Officials

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold an open house on February 26 in Legion hall with Mrs Crayleaft Lakewood and Cuyaoga County officials attending. Guests from Lakewood, Oboriin, Lorain and Amherst will join, as members plan final arrangements. Clayton Rawson Kenneth Joy and Irwin Johnson returned to Ohio State University after visiting home for Washington's Birthday.

Clayton Rawson Kenneth Joy Irwin Johnson Ohio State University Columbue Washington

Local Club Meetings Schedule This Week

Cloverleaf Circle gathers tonight at Elea nor Loeffler’s Lake avenue home at seven thirty. St Ann’s Sewing Circle meets Thursday at 104 Grace Court, Mrs Jack Tinge’s home. Dames of Malta convene Wednesday at the I O C FE ball. First Congregational church hosts a parish supper Thursday evening in Gates Room with Dr Perry Watson of Feorchow China discussing his Shansk Hospital work.

Utoplé Frank Harmon Lodge Eleanor Loeffler Lake Avenue St. Ann's

Public Service Girls Meet In Blytia Office

The Blytia Ohio Public Service girls gathered in Mr Johnson's Ely block office for their regular monthly meeting. Dorothy Gately spoke on a New Type of Mabada Lamp Inside Frosted Type and May Douglas, Winifred Forbush demonstrated the prone method of resuscitation.

Public Service Blyrta Ohio Public Service Sirls Helen Laidlow Havel Day Cleveland Mick Schultz Flick Blytia Laidlow Miss Day

George Washington Party Promised by Telping Tland Society

The Telping Tland Society will host a George Washington party in G. ALOR. Walt on Wednesday evening February 24th. Admission is 500 and Pedro. Public invited.

Telping Tland Society G.alor Walt Pedro

Margaret Morfoot School of Dancing Private Lessons

Margaret Morfoot School of Dancing offers private lessons by appointment at the First Savings & Loan Building on Middle Avenue. Contact DPhone 38043 for scheduling.

Margaret Morfoot Dancing First Savings & Loan Bldg

Church Groups Hold Meetings And Form Men s Club

The Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community church met at Mrs. F. J. Christian's home for a regular monthly session with sewing and social time. Washington's Birthday decor and refreshments were featured. The next association meeting is planned for March 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Father Fry spoke on Washington and lessons from his policies at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The event included songs, readings, and a social hour. The First Reformed church men gathered for dinner and organized a permanent Men and Young Men’s Club with 160 charter members. Wives served dinner, tables were patriotically decorated, and speakers included Terold Briggs, Melvin Jago, A. W. Fisher, and William Jago. Reverend R. H. Neighbour spoke on Men s Work in the Church. A committee led by Frank Wilford helped plan the event.

Walter Miller Dorcas Church of Christ Cornell Avenue KB. St. Lavey W. T., Burner T. T. Robinson Los Angeles California 5. R. Roberts C. A. Richard JL. P.vasieer George Martin C. W. Landon Broad Street W. M. Sibey B. G. Davidson This City Edwin Boynton Second Congregational Arthur Hadaway South Middle Avenue Washington Pedro Jolly Yeomen Jolly Yeomen Card Club Lucy CJ Julia Hull Lele Coonrad Alta Muche Edward Krugman Cora Be William Gehrke Nettie Woodruff Fourth Street Woman's Association of the Pilgrim Community Church F. J. Christian Prospect Street Hell Father Fry K. OF C Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall Morris Stromeyer Albert Yachtier Frank Wilford Terold Briggs Melvin Jago A. W. Fisher William Jago A. E. Taylor J. J. Birdsall A. C. Ackerman Kellogger Herold Briggs

Miss Carolyn Woodruff Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday

Sixteen school friends gathered at Lake Avenue residence for Carolyn Woodruff’s sixteenth birthday. The group enjoyed games music and dancing with a lovely gift presented to the guest of honor and refreshments served by Mrs. Woodruff.

Carolyn Woodruff Lake Avenue Miss Woodruff Woodruff Elizabeth Kitchen Virginia Marguerite Goodwin Marion Witt Martha Raufus Mary J. Miller Betty Taylor Dorothy Vanetten

Memorial hospital patient resumes teaching duties at Hugh School

Miss Margaret Edwards of Tenth Street has resumed her duties as a English teacher at Hugh School after operative treatment at Memorial hospital. The society section notes a dance Tuesday night February 23 at Dimkes Hall Gratton with the Sunflower Girls Orchestra.

Margaret Edwards Tenth Street Memorial Hal Las Hugh School Dimkes Hall Gratton Sunflower Girls Orchestra

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