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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1928
Page
8
A large Elyria audience enjoyed a mixed program at the First Congo church, featuring vocal duets and solo numbers, with performances by Mrs Karl ey, Mr K Parker, and Mrs J G erry among others. Other society events included a Methodist banquet, Home Missionary talks, and a Jubilee fundraiser, highlighting community support and planned gatherings through 1935.
Community clubs and social events fill the local pages with reports from the Cheerful Chatter Club at Mrs Flo ren Sullivan’s home and the Happy Dozen Club at Mrs Carl Drosendahl’s. Guests, prizes, and games mark a round of gatherings plus a Knights of St John auxiliary meeting planning a Buffalo convention trip.
Tonight the Queen Esther class, Jolly Twelve Club with Mr and Mrs Das Hos, Business and Professional Woman's Club with Norak Abbey, and Rotary Club leap year party at Spring Valley Country Club. Ladles night includes a 10 pm dinner. Church elders meet at 7 30 pm, St Andrews vestry gathering after services, Lent services at Grace Lutheran and a Lenten lecture at First Congregational Church.
Dr O L Duetheimer of Baldwin Wallace presented an illustrated lecture on astronomy at the Woman’s Club on a recent Wednesday afternoon. The session featured a slide show praised as among the best, covering planetary positions, the sun earth and moon relations, and historic telescopes from Galileo to Mount Wilson.
Cum-A-Lot Club was entertained at the former home on Eishberfest last evening by Miss Edna Martim and Mr Archie Penfound. Several guests attended including Mrs Leland Winch, Mr Robert Loomis, Miss Dorothy Sa aek, and Mrs Leo Martin of Lakewood. Six tables of bridge were played with prizes to Mrs Mary McLauchlin first, Miss Mary Moran second, and Miss Doris Jo mcet third. A supper was served later. The next meeting is set for March 29 with Mae Brown and Hazel Caywood hosting.
The Silver Arrow Club of the First Baptist Sunday school taught by Mrs Po A Smeth was entertained by the Shining Light Class at Mrs R OH Harrison's Lake Avenue home. The evening featured games and contests with Barbara Whiddee, Saomi Struble, and Ruth Gantry winning prizes. Refreshments were served at close by the hostess and her daughter Mary Louise.
The Elyria Woman's Club March calendar lists meetings and lectures by department including Civics and Political Science on March 2 and 5, Fine Arts on March 6 and 13, and a general meeting March 14. A February meeting of the W CTUL at Alta Mira Tea is noted with remarks by Mrs Anza Kennedy and others.
The season’s second Lenten service will be at St John’s Lutheran Church this evening at 7 30 with a sermon on Peter’s denial I Am Not The Girls Reserves plan Dad Daughter banquet Thursday at 8 20 pm at the YWCA Registrations must be in by 9 pm._M.B.A. holds regular session with good attendance and plans for new officers. Mr Judge to host a card party at 254 Harrison Street Thursday evening March 8.
Mrs QC Farrel of Oberlin hosted WOBA ladies in Elyria with Seven tables of Pedro. Prizes went to Mrs Rude Cross, first, Mrs Sarah second, and Mrs Arias consolation. Luncheon followed.
New fashion wave prompts women across New York to try Danderine as a root treatment for dandruff and glossy hair. Theresa Kloss of Glendale, New York, endorses a quick daily dash of Danderine on the scalp to refresh shine and keep hair in place. The ad touts a 35 cent bottle and claims lasting conditioning without stickiness.
The Sigwa Gammas formerly the Volaco Club of the YWCA Federation met last evening at Mrs Carol Werchells Harrison home. A long business session planned a benefit bridge party for March at Mrs Werchello home. Prizes went to Edna Brors high and Helen Townsend low. After a dainty luncheon the group planned to meet May 14 at Mr Blanch Ute tom Ninth street.
Mr and Mrs John Doek hosted friends and relatives from Indiana and Ohio at a Northwest Ohio Veterinary Association social night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Laxers of Indiana and Mrs Edward Jackhoon and family from Lakewood, with Te Be of Toledo attending as guests. The event featured a 10 o clock ball, prizes, and a Bunco session, with lunch served.
Witbeck and Kie Wellingtons visit. Mrs Ralph Hobill shows slight pneumonia improvement at Lowe Hospital. Thomas Anepacher earns Alpha Phi Delta honors at Case University. Irma Cochrane heads to Florida for month long family visit. Mrs Krause and family visit Violet Ott. Mina Alice Duckett visits Cleveland. Doris Jemont and Eleanor Loeffler plan Cleveland theater tonight. LeRoy West enjoys Cleveland outing. Leo Martin visits Elyria. Subtropical Florida aims to produce white fur for coats.
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