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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1924

Page

8

New Moose Auxiliary Elyria Chapter Formed with 52 Members

Mrs Horace Beaver senior regent leads Elyria Chapter Mooseheart Lesson No 773, a ladies auxiliary of the Loyal Order of Moose, organized at Moose hall with 52 charter members. Deputy Grand Regent Marie Lemke installs officers including senior regent and others. Guests witness ceremony as Moose members congratulate the new chapter, praise for Marie Lemke and Farry Woyen, lunch follows, prospects bright.

Elyria Mooseheart The Loyal Order of Moose Moose Hall Marie Lemke Toledo Moose Horace Beaver Clifford Hill Nicholas Neufer Mary Coven Gene Wells Imma Kreutzfeld Thelma Weller Gertrude Coven Geneva Lash George ‘Williamson Farry Woyen

Yeomen Lodge Observes 27th Anniversary With Banquet

The Brotherhood of American Yeomen celebrated its twenty seventh anniversary with a banquet at the I C O F Hall attended by about sixty members. C E Dunford gave a welcome, the program featured two plays The Disturbance in the Fame and The Census Taker, plus stories by Dr C J Miller, a piano and violin duet, and numbers by the Yeomen's Simpleton Band from Tuckerbush.

Yeomen Lodge Brotherhood of American Yeomen C. E. Dunford C. J. Miller Tuckerbush

Community Meetings And Club Events In Elyria

Local organizations schedule meetings including Frank S Harmon Lodge events at the Masonic Hall and Odd Fellows Hall Friendly Bible Class with Mr and Mrs Finley Bates Avenue American Legion in Legion Hall Federation of Business Women's Clubs at the YWCA Sunday school teachers Grace Lutheran church Women's Benefit Association at 4 30 with a literary program Elks and Elyria Musical Art Society host a concert Sophie Breslin contralto at First Congregational Church Cora Mae Walton Mission Study Club hosts a reception for Mrs PB Shelton leaving Elyria for Springfield Ohio Bonita Marshall Winifred Nevins Hildreth Hecock Elizabeth Rich hosts and Margret Snyder leads discussion on Present Day Conditions in Japan Lorain County Bee Keeper Association meets in Council Room Court House F M Vincent reports on Columbus State Convention F E Shriver discusses methods to combat foul brood and coop cooperation plan next meeting March 31st in Elyria for all beekeepers

Frank S. Harmon F.land A. M. Masonic Hal Odd Fellows Lodge 2. C. C. F. Hall Friendly Bible Class Mfr H. K. Finley Bates Avenue American Legion Legton Hall Federation of Business Women's Clubs Grace Cutheran Church Women's Benefit Association of Maccabess Elks Led Elkshall Elyria Musical Art Society Sophie Breslin First Congregational Church Cora Mae Walton Elizabeth Rich Sixteenth Street PB. M. Shelton Elyna Springfield Bonita Marshall Winifred Nevins Hildreth Hecock Japan Margret Snyder Esther Radachy Jean Miller Ruth Gateg Miss Walton Fenchow China Lorain County Bee Keepers’ Association Court House F. M. Vincent Columbus F. E. Shriver Elyria

Delightful Card Party Hosted by Willim and Mrs Cowen

Mr and Mrs Willim Cowen of Glenwood street entertained guests at a delightful Saturday evening party with dancing and cards. prize winners were Mrs Leo Young Jess and Arthur Grills for high score while Mrs Albert Youngless and Bert Kershaw took consolation. George Washington luncheon was served to a long list of guests including Mr and Mrs John Smith Mr and Mrs Wesley Houserman Mr and Mrs Arthur Grills Mr and Mrs Frank Steger Mr and Mrs Bert Kershaw their children and other relatives.

Willim Cowen Glenwood Street Leo Young- Jess Arthur Grills Albert Youngless Bert Kershaw George Washington John Smith Wesley Houserman Frank Steger Albert Youngle Gertrude Coven Albert Eske Charles Coven

Portnightly Pedro Club meets at Blythe home

Mr and Mrs Edward Blythe of Lewis Court hosted the Fortnightly Pedro club Saturday evening. Three tables played with Mrs Floyd Yost and Edward Blythe taking high score, Mrs Charles Meek and Harry Walker second, and Mrs Arthur Davis and Charles Meek in consolation. After refreshments, members adjourned to meet again in two weeks at 239 North Olive Street with Mrs Floyd Yout.

Blythe Edward Blythe Lewis Court Pedro Floyd Yost Charles Meek Harry ‘Walker Arthur Davis Floyd Yout North Olive Street

Fine Program at G A R W R C Club

A regular G A R W R C club meeting in the G A R hall followed the Grand Army Post session. Twelve members were added, a fine program of songs and recitations was presented, and refreshments ended a highly successful event led by Mrs Myrta Kent and H H Hall. Future meetings are set for the fourth Monday at 2:20 in the same hall.

G. A. R. Hall Grand Army Post Florence Holcombe Deacon Brown F. N. Stear J. A. Kaley Hig Committee

Shower for Mrs Silas Buchs of Birmingham

Mrs Leo Youngless of Columbus street hosted a Friday afternoon shower in honor of Mrs Silas Buchs of Birmingham. Music and a social hour accompanied a fine luncheon and many lovely gifts were received by the guest of honor.

Silas Buchs Birmingham Leo Youngless Columbus Street Buchs Arthur Grills Wesley Houserman Lawrence, Marriman Wiliam Cowen Bert Kershaw Albert Grills Viola Farmer Albert Snyder Eleanor This City Harold Bucks Keith

Maurine Smith Hosts Birthday Party at Indian Hollow

Miss Maurine Smith entertained fourteen guests at her Indian Hollow Road home for her birthday with music and games. At 9:30 the cake was lit for fourteen candles and refreshments were served. Guests enjoyed their slices and left at 10:00 declaring the evening very enjoyable. Gifts were given to Miss Smith. The Four O'Clock Club meets Friday at Mrs. J G Whery's new Columbus Street home.

Miss Smith Four O'Clock Club

Entertains Cleveland Friends at Eastern Heights Boulevard

Miss Florence Moeller hosted a Saturday evening party for Cleveland friends at her home on Eastern Heights Boulevard. Guests played five hundred at three tables with Charlotte Kemeny and Arthur Lowney receiving high honors and Theodore Bramen of Elyria recording the low score. A late hour luncheon was served.

Florence Moeller Eastern Heights Boulevard Cleveland Charlotte Kemeny Arthur Lowney Theodore Bramen Elyria Hor‘ess

Guthrie shines at OSU inter class track meet

Guthrie former Ohio State freshman standout led scoring for the second year men at the inter class meet. He won the hurdles and high jump and placed fifth in the shot put for six points. Also noted is the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs George Hockaden at Memorial hospital on Sixth Street.

Elyuria O. S. EL Phingas Gutherie E. Hi Ohio State University Columbus Guthrie George Hockaden Sixth Street Memorial Hospital

Local Meeting Notes With Unclear Details Prompt Discussion

Fragmentary notes mention a meeting in the afternoon with Mrs Clarion and Edward nu s regatonal Ca. The text is garbled but references participants, a plan or instance to attend, and unspecified activities. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are discernible from the legible fragments.

Dinner party on birthpay of me bon

An event note describes a dinner party on a birthday theme with a host and Mrs. consoled. The fragment preserves a social gathering tone and hints at intimate guest list and celebratory mood. Details are sparse but suggest domestic hospitality and personal connections.

Birthepay

Local figures gather for Lima dinner event

The report notes a social gathering in Lima with Mr. and Mrs. J. hosting guests. Attendees include Mandy and Mrs. Db. RK. Siaetzer and others from the community. Names and exact roles are partially obscured in the text.

Lima Mandy RK. Siaetzer

Tam a mother and children face abuse and divorce path

A distressed mother asks for advice after repeated abuse by her husband. She considers leaving, fears losing the children, and wonders if divorce is possible without losing custody. A counselor advises she protect herself, explore legal options, and avoid escalating threats while seeking support.

Fragmented note on awards and local events in Elyria

A garbled item lists a prize by a postal telegraph company based on six months of new business and mentions Miss Frances Richmond with her parents, F M Shelton of Elyria, meetings of school superintendents, and various social notices. The text also references a British attendee Miss Dorothy Jexson, a domestic worker background, and local rummage sale and church events with admission details.

Conce Ie Fathi Ni Z Pte Hgh Elyria Frances Richmond J. HL Elghmond Artherst F. M. Shelton Gaieuga Claude Birch Uenry Vkel Amherst

Local social notes and births from area families

Community notices list births and engagements at Bath street and East Broad, move-ins from Ashland and Amherst, visits among Ruths and Tremaine families, and a Norwalk aunt’s funeral. Names include Robert Slack, Richard Lee, Elizabeth Striggs, and Evelyn Ludwig, with mentions of revival services at La Grange and scenic theatre trips in Cleveland.

West Fir Aix Fremont W. H. Ruth Herry Orleans Lou North M Tiianchard Colleme E. Adress Miss Tank Chard T. i Cerilin Dim Avenue Frien Cleveland Mr. Tuner Fasa Dena Avenue Hofman G. Hackett Monroeville C. F. Tremaine East Broad Street Robert Slack Bath Street Richard Lee Harry A. Pa Forme Winckles Merle Standiford Ashland Tenth Street First Baptist Church la Grange A. L. Vickers C. B. TE Lorain Elyria Friends Edmund Deiderick Bridge Street Eamuld, Jr Con Lloyd Ludwig Amherst Harold Brig Ellzsbeth Strigss Norwalk FT. Briggs G. Hall Telegraph Company Galt Ludwig Evelyn Sun D. L

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St Joan's Td Street Hosts Pre ys and Entertainments

Readable fragments indicate an event at St Joan's Td Street featuring pre events and entertainment. The note lists activities and participants, highlighting local performers and venue timing, with emphasis on community engagement and cultural offerings.

Elyria Commandery to Host Dancing Party at Masonic Hall

Elyria Commandery No 64 announces a dancing party at the Masonic Hall on February 28. The event promises music and social time, with proceeds or details to be announced.

Elyria Commandery Masonic Hall

Marriage Lice Report From Lorain Justice of the Peace

Leonard W. Forba and Wilcox, 47, and Phill Kimbrough, 22, laborer, with Leodora Hollingworth, 25, at Lorain justice of the peace, 22, farm, after a six o'clock dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fritz, Mrs. Herb Rorisnd daughter, Mrs. Floyd Daltzell, Miss Ruth Kelley, Myron Freeman, all of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gardner of LaGrange.

Leonard W. Forba Tue Wilcox Phill Kimbrough Leodora Hollingworth Lorain Latranze Charles Zackeriah Cornell Arenua Joe Fritz Herb Rorisnd Floyd Daltzell Ruth Kelley Myron Freeman Matt Gardner LaGrange

Try This Way To Get Relief From Head Colds

Simple head cold relief methods are described using melted Vicks with camphor menthol eucalyptus and juniper tar inhaled through the nostrils or vapors inhaled from a heated cup. The guide notes safety for children and avoids internal dosing, appealing to mothers.

Dance at Carlisle Grange Friday Evening Stop 87

A Friday evening dance at Carlisle Grange located on Oberlin Road at Stop 87 draws community attendees. Organizers invite residents to attend the social event featuring music and light refreshments.

Carlisle Grange Oberlin Road

Moose Tall Friek Dance Promises Night of Fun

Moose invites families and friends to a Friek Dance featuring a five piece orchestra on Friday February 29 at 8 30 p m. Enjoy a lively evening with upbeat music and a good time guaranteed.

MOOSE Moose Tall

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