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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
5
A Monday event at the Columbus Avenue home of Mrs. Pebults during a literary meeting in the Gates room of Congregational church Allen Post in G A R and Professional Wots Club meets in club rooms. Various groups including the Women’s Relief Corps and Veterans lodge announce gatherings in G A R and I O O F halls with planned talks and ceremonies.
The Child Conservation League entertained by T. F. Sellers at Harvard avenue Friday. Fourteen members attended with two guests. Program included readings Why the Child Should Ear path the Truth of His Origin by Mrs. B. H. Long and She Mothered by Mrs. L. A. Hayes, plus piano solos Cache Cache and The Seca by Miss Gia Yost. Refreshments were served. Next meeting planned March 18 at Mrs. Lee’s home, 205 Pasadena avenue.
Avenue Club met in Ma Temple yesterday with an attendance. The afternoon was spent on planning work for the Chil Home at Springfield Ohio. A short social hour and refreshments followed. The next regular meeting is July 13 with a card party planned for members and friends.
The Northwest Encampment No I O F held a meeting with strong attendance. Wing officers were installed including Fletcher as C P Waid S W and others. Oberlin attendees assisting deputy G P Jacob and PCs May and Jeakins. One application for membership received. The gathering closed with an oyster supper.
Members of the Four th club gathered at Emerson Posth’s home with Mrs. Arry assisting. The afternoon featured a program and a brief report from Mrs. A. W. Tluse on the State Federation of Women’s Clubs held in Gal. The keynote focused on enforcement and citizenship. Mrs. Ortin read from Max Ohin’s writings and closed with a reading from his book Yet Again. Wasburn and Mrs. Thames hosted the club on January 23.
The Amaryllis Club gathered at Mrs Jack Way 619 Dewey Ave with hostess C L Smith. Honors went to Mrs Jack Lonsway Mrs Reichert Mrs C E 3 and Mrs Hiller of Lorain. Minutes of the last two meetings were read and approved. Next meeting set for Mrs Hiller 601 Huntington Ave Lorain on Wednesday January 14.
Fifteen members attended the regular Ladies' Ald Society gathering at Gatheran Church on Thursday afternoon. A light spread was served by the hostess Mrs Albert Ehlke in support of PvFilmore interests.
Circle No 7 of the Methodist church meets Thursday January 1 at 12 30 for a tureen dinner at the Home for the Aged 667 West Avenue Circle No 4 meets with Mrs Wel don 342 East Avenue at 1 00 with tureen dinner and hostess assists Circle No 3 meets January 18 at 2 30 pm at Mrs E K Gideons 28 Twelfth Street Also Womens Benefit Association officers and guard team rehearse installation work at Wurst hall Tuesday afternoon and evening program by junior members
A Cleveland Public Auditorium show titled The Miracle drew many Elyrians since the year began. Listed attendees include Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Rockwood and Miss Rockwood, Mrs. Elsie Scriven, Mr. and Mrs. George Dachtler, Mrs. F. Wharton, and numerous other local residents, couples, and widowed guests.
The J. F. F. Club gathered at Miss Margaret Kiser's home on Friday night to plan future activities. A sleigh ride party was decided for Monday evening. One guest attended, Miss Mildred Kiser. After luncheon the members departed. The next meeting will be at Miss Winifred Faulhaber's home on Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs C W Hange of Elin street were surprised by about twenty friends who celebrated another wedding anniversary and Mrs Frank Hange s birthday. Mrs Hange received a cut glass dish while the couple received a picture and table linen.
The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion hall last evening with Mrs. Ida J. Barnhart serving as installing officer for the upcoming year's officers. A social and old-fashioned dancing party was planned for the next meeting, inviting members and families, and Mrs. Rose Beach won the contest prize.
The January Chestnut Grove P T A gathered at the school house with Charles M. Fillmore as speaker addressing tobacco’s evil effects. After remarks, Mrs. Filson Miller Mrs. Arthur Bailey and Mrs. Dwight Burr provided refreshments during a social hour and adjournment.
The report records the Division B Church of Christ gathering at 118 Glendale court with Mrs D C Hanenatine named as A Sexe in the attendee list.
The Richard Allen Post and the Women's Relief Corps held a joint installation yesterday. Commander Hall installed officers while Mrs Myrta Kent presided over the Relief Corps with 74 members and 11 visitors from Lorain and Vermilion. The G A R Post received a silk flag as speeches moved attendees.
Dorothy Smith writes about her experiences as a teacher in Columbus. The brief piece highlights school life, classroom challenges, and community involvement in the city.
A large Miller's Quarry P T A gathering featured a brief business session followed by a program chaired by Theresa Mackert. The playette Love In High Life featured Ellen Jakelsky Mary and Myrtle O'Conner and Mildred Jungeberg, with songs by Anna and Ellen Jakelsky and performances by George Hegman. Refreshments were served.
One hundred twenty five couples including guests from Wellington Oberlin Lorain and Grafton attended a novelty dance by the Masonic Club at the Elks hall last evening. A seven piece Cleveland ensemble supplied music and performed special songs and dances. On February fifth the club will sponsor a valentine dance with the Lenz orchestra from Norwalk.
The Societas Gaudi met at Misses Helen Adams home at 101 Dennison avenue last evening. In the business session plans for a sleigh ride party were discussed. Dancing singing and readings followed. A delicious luncheon closed the evening.
The last evening meeting drew a large gathering as plans for the installation and initiation service on January 23 were set. Mrs Meda Beers of Lorain, District Deputy, will be present to officiate.
Admissions include Frank Chismar 545 West Street Mrs Vincent Be de 395 Bond Street Robert Car wood Stop 7 Lake Avenue Mrs Rowland Beesing R D 4 Discharges list Aira Marcus Schlieper Oberlin Road Mrs William Buck and baby girl 823 Middle Ave Leon Richmond La Grange Hugh Donald Laughlin E Liverpool
Miss Neile Cobb visits with Cleveland friends to see The Miracle. Mr and Mrs Thomas Nershaw host Mrs Nershaw's sister Harriet Nelson of Salem Ohio. Mrs H W McCool and her children stay with B J Feron family in Creston Ohio. Alice and Mary Griffin visit relatives in Cleveland to see The Miracle. Anna Egolf leaves for St Petersburg Florida to visit Mr and Mrs F M McClintock for the winter.
A dainty silk frock in gray and rust with a matching scarf is described, paired with a gray and black ostrich trim beaver hat. In social notes, newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Davies at Memorial hospital is reported. Attendance at the matinee of the Miracle in Cleveland is listed for several local residents and guests.
A small coin purse containing just over twenty dollars was lost at Elberta Beach Sunday night. A reward is offered. Call 14 Elvira Say. & Trust Bidg. Phone 2415.
A wandering man in a department store asks for his wife while a bystander describes her as a heavy footed Amouaine. In a college rhetoric class a dean stops mid sentence asking a freshman in the eighth row to stop chewing gum in a slow rhythmic tempo.
Phone 2414 for Carek Florist services offering quality funeral flowers and price options. Flowers by wire to all parts of the world in a few hours with fast reliable delivery and personal care.
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