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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
3
Elyrians patrons gather for an annual Civic Club dance at the hall decorated for the occasion. The event supports a fund for college use with many notable patrons and sponsors listed, underscoring community support.
The Its Tonight veterans Auxiliary hosts a Bible class and chicken supper at Magles Hall Vinday de Ely school to attend ter conference. Mrs. Wilcox presides over the meeting with guests from Lorain and Cleveland in attendance. A luncheon and readings mark the event.
Local society items report the Ninety Five Club meeting rescheduled for Saturday at Mrs. W G Sharp’s. the Child Welfare Department of the Woman’s Civic Club hosts welfare worker Mrs. George McCormick at 2:30 PM, with Indian performer Philip Frazier touring LaPorte. Daughters of Scotland surprise Mrs Mahon with 35 attendees. R. N. of A. Mayflower camp sewing, Five Hundred, and card evenings cited. Pomona and Carlisty Granges schedule events for March 4 with meals and programs.
Medina minister AL Caul addressed the Kiwanis at a lunchtime meeting, contrasting personal service with self centered individualism and urging cooperation. He cited examples of people pursuing only wealth, and noted plans for an intercity meet in Sandushi with extensive district representation and a large assembled turnout.
Mrs Alfred O'Donnell hosted forty guests for a surprise birthday party Wednesday evening. Prizes in five hundred went to Mrs McGuistion and Mrs Thomas Conway. Readers enjoyed solos by Bernard O'Donnell and table decorations fitting George Washington's birthday theme.
Mrs Ralph Vaughn entertained last evening at a party with dinner and bridge. Marion Vaughn and Mrs P Mosse attended. prizes were awarded to Mrs Messer and another guest for high bridge scores. Two more notes mention plans for Mrs Wurbech to move to Boston and a separate supper party by the Honor Societies with attendance from various clubs.
Abousiat and guests attended the Twentieth Century Club dance in Time Hall with Kalt's orchestra providing music. Neighbors from Gratton and Clan Haberisey participated. afterward the evening featured singing and speeches. Mrs Ruusmein hosted the Friends Club gathering with three tables in play and refreshments by Mrs Charles Wrann. Miss Mar Kursmo to be host for the next event.
The Blue Jay Card Club met yesterday with Mrs John Hines of School Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Dietrick and James Daniels. Three tables at Pedro produced prizes for Mrs E F Daniels first, Mrs George Bemis second, and Mrs Hamilton third. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Local residents welcome visitors and announce moves with a string of social items. The list includes Jefferson staying at his home, Mrs. Win. House hosting Alfred Mall and children, Vester Eastman joining Fly lit Fromhance as Woolworths assistant manager, and Melinda Simons returning from Sanduski. Also noted are ankle sprain recoveries, two week visits from LaPorte, and multiple family visits across Oberlin, Seneca street, Cincinnati, Lakewood, and St. Petersburg Florida. A revival of public attention follows Edwin Kirby addressing Elvira Higa heel on George Washington, Hazel Nichols visiting Cleveland, and Frank W. Wilson's serious health update. Carl W. Tate joins Model Engineer Co. in Homewood, Pa as Harland Johnson and wife announce a Cincinnati birth.
Mrs Dais Wilson of West Fourteenth Street greets friends while Mrs W P Comer hosts a February 22 luncheon for eight at East Avenue residence. Adamsville visitors Mrs H Andrews and daughter visit Reno Coler family. Rev W S Smith hosts relatives. Adeline Worden enjoys dinner. Harry Warren recovers from Tuesday car crash.
The Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church held a strong meeting with Mrs. F A Lawrence and Mrs Albert Schnitler as hosts. Plans for a birthday social Monday night featured Albanian costume speaker Mrs H C Stevens and a program including music games and refreshments. A penny donation per year of age was requested. Circe No 1 of St Pauls hosted ten members and seven visitors at Mrs J Heginbothams with lunch served. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks at Mrs John Beese’s home.
The East Side Guild of St. Andrews Church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. George Smart. Twenty members attended and sewed after business sessions. Light refreshments were served by the hostess. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. W. W. Abbott.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand as a cure for tiredness nervousness sleeplessness indigestion and loss of appetite. It features claims of quick three day improvement and a money back guarantee from Wy Phillips. It also advertises imported organdy fabric at 85 cents per yard and a children's apparel shop.
The practice aimed to remind the faithful of Saint Peter’s denial and deter copying his error. Over time weathercocks became inoperative or poorly maintained, yet the symbolic bird often remains.
An article advises avoiding artificial digestives for indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. It recommends Bisurated Magnesia taken after meals to ease sourness and pain, noting it is inexpensive and widely used. Also mentions a bake sale by Lake Ave Parent-Teacher Association at He cock Floral Co. Store, 333 Broad St., Saturday morning.
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