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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1924
Page
6
A three act play by Circle No. 4 Methodist women at the Tattletown church drew a large crowd. Sophronia dazzled townsfolk with uplift ideas after eight years at a fashionable school, with period costumes and songs, ending with honorary membership for Sophronia and her mother in the Uplift Society.
Monday events include book review by Mrs. Herman Stevens and meetings of the Music and Art Department led by Miss Anna Egolf at 2:30 p.m. Various lodges, church parish, and youth groups gather in locations like the Masonic Temple and G.A.R. Hall with installations, contests, and refreshments. Residents attend from clubs including the Woman's Civic Club and Betsy Ross Council amid social activities and a forthcoming Lovain Chapter installation.
The text lists a series of meetings including the Degrees Society of St Pauls arch with Mrs George at 108 Malcolm Court and a Moose Ball. It notes an Audubon Bird Club meeting with a talk on gold and a paper by Mrs Cozn. Circle No 4 of the Methodist Episcopal church meets January 17 at Mrs Frank Stetsons home. The Bay Parent Teachers Association meets at Ely school for an annual evening program with fathers and a Magical program by Paul Peters Reese, Mrs Mabie Little, Mrs Fr a Bryant and the Gilles Orchestra.
At a joint meeting with the Women's Relief Corps the Richard Iian Post No 65 G. A. R. installed Post officers for 1924 led by Howard H. Hall as commander and Charles Abbe as senior vice commander. Other officers named include Frank Diedrich junior vice commander Lawrence W. Hanchett officer of the day Edward Tucker officer of the guard Charles Warner surgeon J A Keley chaplain L Adams adjutant and F S Stearns quartermaster A E Lord was mustering officer The next regular meeting is set for Monday January 14 at 2 09 p m.
An enthusiastic LaPorte Parent-Teachers Association gathering at the school house reported strong committees, rising membership and plans for a February home talent play followed by a speaker event by Jim A Titage. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Tieas and Mrs Elmer Alexander.
The joint installation at Richard Allen Port No 65 and Richard Allen Women’s Re-Nef Corps No 108 installed officers for the year. President Myrta Kent led the new lineup with Flor ence Holcomb and Mary Garrett as senior and junior vice presidents, and Lydia Squires as treasurer. The ceremony included color bearers Nora Fairman Jennie Higgens Edith Muller and Mattie Gott as well as conductor Mary Davis and other posts.
Sunday includes a 9 30 Sunday school and 10 45 worship with communion. At 2 30 official board meets to ratify building committee actions. At 3 00 Congregational meeting on church project ratification. Choir performance of The Holy City at 7 39 directed by Frederick L Brown with named soloists and accompanists listed.
Fragments show admissions and patient addresses including Catherine Hagrr at 84 McPherson Mansfield and Thomas D at 254 Fairlawn. Other entries list Dish Wurst con sier and bat ere at Cleveland street and Verider at 113 Chicago Harp FT with 409 West ar Havian, and 113 Born or fers 148 Nor 1-2 pound Da Janet. Names Ruth and Mrs James Loup appear among noted residents.
C W Phillips takes a vacation trip to the Bermuda Islands. H W Summers of Earl Court posted a Cleveland victory yesterday. Senator J F Burke to speak at Methodius Episcopal Church Bridgeport Ohio. Harry Cillman of Amherst visited Elyria yesterday. Miss Helen Tracer of Lorain visited local friends Thursday. The Ladies Bluebird orchestra leaves for Wooster to perform at Miller's. Miss Leah Linderman of Beloit Wisconsin is visiting.
Miss Helen Landers and Kenneth Boylan leave for Pittsburgh to attend a glass ware show. Mr and Mrs C F Burt of Galion Ohio visit relatives in the city. Mr and Mrs A L Gegenheimer and Miss Mirna Gegenheimer of Cleveland are weekend visitors. Dr and Mrs B E Rice of West River Street will spend the weekend in Cleveland as guests of Q H Paty for a theatre party at the Colonix theatre to see Abie's Irish Rose.
Fragmentary verse expresses a vital spark and desire to quit the mortal frame. It contemplates pain and bliss of dying while asking Nature to stop its strife as angels whisper.
The speaker questions whether death has triumphed as the world fades and heaven opens. He describes transformed senses and celestial sounds as he seeks wings to rise beyond the grave, declaring where is thy victory.
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