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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
4
A large audience gathered in the Seneway school room for the Elyria Women’s Club res giar meeting. Fevd Lienelion Baird, soprano from Cleveland, performed four French numbers with Nico urns on the piano, delivering charming portraits of varied life and nationalities.
Various church circles and women’s groups meet in Lorain with dinners, lectures, and crafts. Topics include Taebe College in Japan, current war topics, and New Year greetings. plans include endowment drives, awards, and social evenings.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church held a work meeting, sharing comforts for Jewish work in Cleremana. A supper was served at twelve, with Mrs Cart Mart and Mrs UO M. Ackernee leading prayers. Dr E A Angon of Toronto will speak at the Baptist church tonight as a representative of the Baptist Bible Union of North America.
The Helping Hand Society held its afternoon session yesterday at the tin G. A. R. hall devoted to comforts. A routine business meeting was held. Dinner at five thirty was served and the dance that followed drew the largest attendance yet at these semi monthly events.
A social card party last evening hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary drew about twenty tables. Prizes awarded to top players included Pearl Sieve and Mrs. WoHam SeRurk among the ladies and Grover Quilda and Darrell Johnson among the men. New member joined and one application was rejected at the post-event business meeting.
The Pilgrim Community church held its annual meeting with elections for church offices including treasurer and clerk. Fred Bauer was chosen treasurer and Arthur Serivens clerk. deaconesses named as Mrs. Human and Mrs. Wendel. music committee listed Mrs. George M. Day and Miss Glarry Tine. Pat Stanford was elected Sunday school secretary. Eugene Waele was named superintendent of the Sunday school. The OK Graduate Nurses Association met at the Nursing Center on Buelic Avenue in Cleveland with Elyria attendees Miss Edith Wifes and Miss Suttee among them. A feature discussed was methods to ease student nurse workloads. The meeting adjourned around midnight with refreshments served.
The Hebekah Social Club hosted a large turnout with afternoon games and prizes for the ladies. William Watson’s Teal and Win Club enjoyed eight-progressive games with top prizes, while the Jolle Eight Club awarded high and second prizes. Other groups planned future meetings and joint installations with local civic organizations. Members traveled to Lorain for Commodore Farragut Corp officer installation and Woman's Relief Corps events. The day featured socializing, refreshments, and preparations for upcoming gatherings.
The Round Table Club met for a Christmas recess session with Miss Sue presenting a paper on Cleveland as a literary center. Speakers praised Edmund Vasco Cook and other writers, noted Sherwood Anderson and Ambassador William Graves Sharp, and announced future honors and readings. Mrs Hubbell read poems by James Thomas. January 26th is set for the next gathering.
Roosevelt school held a parent and teacher open house where members inspected classrooms and observed pupil work for an hour. A social reception followed before the association’s next meeting on February second. Miss Stella Varzinian hosted Misses Stes, Mary Jezerski, and Mary Kaczmarek with music cards and a late two course luncheon. Hospital notes list admissions James Carnahan James Bogart Agnes Oslorean Mrs Arthur Watson and discharges include Owen Bannon and Alex Kish and others.
Airs E A Oswald of 159 Corneil avenue spent the afternoon in Lorain. Airs M Wk Mares of Marioi One visits Treahantte F Chapman of Clin a Mrs. Robert Agata of East River street attended the meeting.
Community items report Mrs Schultz of Roosevelt Avenue and Mrs Ida Sherman assisting a lodge event at Lorain, with other residents recently active or recovering. The entry mentions the Belgian belga coin in circulation and several real estate transfers including Avon Beach allotment and Clear View allotment parcels with prices listed.
Eaton Jan 13 Mr and Mrs Late Alexander and daughter Erma dined with Mr and Mrs Thomas Baker in Larue. Mrs E L Munn hosted a small neighborhood Pedro party. W H Gils and F L S Tite were in Lorain on business Saturday afternoon. Master Ernest Bassett has chicken pox. Keith Rice moved the small schoolhouse base near the center to the new foundation west of the center. Milk Producers Association members held an oyster dinner in the church basement Tuesday. Mr Claire Haven...
Relatives gathered Sunday to honor Mr Haven on his birthday with a bountiful dinner served by Mrs Haven. Guests from Carlisle Elyria and Cleveland area included Mr and Mrs L Haven Mrs Jeannette Beanet and family Mr and Mrs A J Carpenter and sons Chester and Theodore Mr and Mrs C E Haven and family. Mr Haven received gifts and other visitors attended the event. Chicken Cafeteria Supper at Church of Christ scheduled Saturday night for $30 until served.
A social event titled Old Time Dance and Prize Waltz will be held at Springvale on Wednesday January 12. Local organizing group invites dancers to join the evening of traditional music and a prize waltz competition.
Mr and Mrs Albert Redmond were on Cleveland Sunday. Mrs F D Longbon is numbered among the sick. Dr Durgeon and family from Cleveland were the guests Bunaday of Alec McAdams. The high school pupils chaperoned by Mrs Charlton Miss Carroll and Mr Betz made a trip to Cleveland Saturday visited several points of interest and attended the basketball games at the Public Auditorium in the evening. Mr Cleon Crowell took the party in one of the school busses.
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