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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1926
Page
7
Numerous social and fraternal gatherings are listed including meetings of Stringer Stra George Snyder and various lodges at Masonic Hall and K of P hall. The W C T U held a large meeting with Mrs Cunningham from Oberlin sharing Japan work and prohibition insights.
Dozens of events fill Friday and Saturday including Farmers Institute in Amherst and St David's Day banquet by the Lorain County Welsh Club at Lorain Hotel Andera. PTA Ya Porta, Oberlin osteopathic society, and Second Congregational services set gatherings with dinners and programs.
Fragments describe an auxiliary group meeting about a series event titled Artillery of the net. Mentions in charge of arrangements and a gathering of attendees with features or refreshments noted in incomplete form.
The Work U Well Club met at Mrs. C. B. Sayles home Tuesday afternoon for sewing and handiwork. At six their husbands were entertained with a chicken dinner. Radio and games provided entertainment. A short address by Mrs. Leon Underbilt preceded a Home Makers Club meeting at Reverend Wriskt on the Websect of Human Drittwood.
Twenty six members and four visitors attended the Past Noble Grand Association of St Clair Rebekah Lodge at Mrs Frank Plaine home. The program featured two piano solos two recitations and group readings followed by a luncheon.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Andrew's Church met at Mrs Osborne's Kenyon Avenue home with fourteen members. They sewed fourteen dresses for Arkansas Mission and planned to meet again March seventeenth at Mrs George Colburn's Pasadena Avenue residence. A separate dinner honored Mrs W D Cunningham of Tokyo with guests Mr and Mrs S H Strekler and Mr and Mrs Leon Underhill. Cunningham has served in Japan for twenty four years.
Wont Club chose Ethel Wise and Kifee Shar as delegates to the next Federation meeting to select final delegates for the Milwaukee convention. Florence Golde won first prize in the Bridgs round, with Dorothy Willard second and Neva Insikeep consolation. Luncheon featured ice cream molds shaped as flower pots and spring blooms. The next meeting will be at May Scheuneman’s with Mildred Richards assisting.
Mrs. Nick Neufer entertained the Snappy Dozen Club at her home with Pedro played. Three tables were in progress and prizes went to Mrs. C Neufer, Mrs. N Neufer, and Mrs. C Bemis. Mrs. Peter Neufer was consoled. Mrs. Harry Cowen to entertain on March 3.
A large attendance gathered at the G A R hall last evening for a Helping Hand Society event featuring a six o clock dinner followed by cards and social time. The Cheerful Wigglers group from the Second Congregational church met at Mrs Walter Roe’s 278 Furnace Street home with games a business meeting and a luncheon.
Nash Suits and overcoats offered at $23.00 made to measure by a salesman at the Ohio Hotel on February 24 25 and 26. Also a mixed dance at Ridgeville on Saturday night February 27 featuring the Sunflower Girls Orchestra at 5 and 10 cents per couple with 25 cents extra for ladies.
A bake sale is announced by the Lodi Street Division of Second Congregational Church to be held Saturday February 27 at the Superior Electric Co Store. Proceeds support church needs and community programs.
Marriage licenses issued for Harold Yinger and Helen Kennedy of Lorain, James Ruth and Alice Butler of Sheffield Township, William Matthiessen of Chicago and Rubina St Petri of Elyria, Otto Schmidt and Eleanor Knuchel of Avon Lake. Hospital admissions include Louise Braman and Frank Seholl. discharges include Marie Petre and Mrs Conrad Kileher.
Louis Webb of Covington Kentucky was a guest at a public auditorium event and spoke to attendees during the gathering held at the Public Auditor ium.
The ad claims Petersons Ointment provides mighty healing power for eczema and itching of skin and scalp. It asserts supreme efficiency for pimples acne rough red skin and all blemishes and eruptions with large steady demand noted by C W Phillips.
Elyria residents share news of visitors and departures. Mrs. Joseph Avey Dennison and Mrs. R. M. Reichard host relatives from Ober Ohio. Mrs. Apo McCoy Campbell visits her sister. W P Massey of the Hotel Ely plans a New York City trip. Elsie Spaulding and May Bent return from the south and head west to continue work. The mayor and Mrs. J I note a Florida vacation.
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