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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1923

Page

12

Local clubs set meetings and a wedding noted

The Security Benefit association plans a Friday meeting with a chicken supper for members. The Gir Reserves meet after school with regular initiation led by president Aurke Cope. The Christian Endeavor Society of United Presbyterian meets Friday at 7 30 in the church Endeavor Room. Bible Study Club meets Friday afternoon at Mrs W L Fay 241 Washington on Genesis. Spanish War Veterans Anx hold meetings last night postponed. R N A Mayflower Camp hosts Friday evening with officer installation and refreshment. District Deputy Mrs Caldwell of Warren Ohio attends. PLAS COMSTOUCE NUPTIALS: Miss Re Plas and Earl Comstock wed at St Marys parsonage. Bride in blue tricoine suit, matron of honor Mrs Wm Plas in blue, best man Walter Plas. Wedding breakfast at the Plas home on Floral court. After Feb 16 they will reside in Wellington.

Security Benefit Association Momrbers Gir Aurkce Cope Christian Endeavor Socety United Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Room Bible Study Club W. L. Fay Washington R. N A. Mayflower Camp Wil Caldwell Warren Ohio St Mary's Parsonage Pesterday John Frey Marrace Re Plas Daus Walter Plas Wm Plas Comstock Wellington

First Musical Art Society Program Delights Members

The first of three lively musical programs by the Art Society featured a mix of solo and ensemble pieces. Selections included Schubert and Tosti works, Nutcracker Suite duet, and an analytical talk on esthetic versus structural analysis. Notable contributors were Mrs. Huse, Miss Hindman, Mr. Conrad, and Fay Foster with Damrosch and Paderewski pieces performing.

Moon Rom ‘Descrip Nalisea E. B. Perry Huse Kowsky Simpson Miss Hindman Korsakoft Schubert Conrad Erenade Tosti Alii Beach the Wise Spross Po Whidden Fay Foster Nagerie Devyeer Damrosch Myr Slonaise Paderewski

Leacock Humorist and Local Socials Highlight Evening

An evening at the High School auditorium featured a lecture by Leacock noted as a humorist and educator, drawing a large audience and blending modern drama and literature with radio talk. Nearby social events included a bridge party for Miss Edwards, a music party for the high school orchestra, and neighborhood card clubs meeting at Mrs Ball’s residence with prizes awarded and refreshments served.

Eacock McGill Eniver Theovel Alture Scepatio

Circles of First Church Hold Meetings

Five circles of the First Congregational Church held meetings yesterday to study the American Missionary program. Circles met at various homes with 12 to 21 guests, devotionals and readings, social hours, and planned next meetings in February.

City Rebekan Lodge Installs Officers

More than one hundred attendees including Vine Lodge Oberlin and Anchor Lodge Grafton witnessed the St. Clair Rebekah Lodge officer installation. Deputy grand officers led by Mira Champner and Hazel Markle officiated with new and past nobles acknowledged, bouquets distributed, and a social hour followed. February initiation planned and St. Clair Benefit Fund reports reviewed with Rose Pomeroy president and Anna L Friday secretary-treasurer elected.

Vine Lodge Oberlin Anchor Lodge Grafton St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Myra Champney Mira Champner Hazel Markle Merahit Minnie Church Myra Farrell Estella Kirk Helen Kell Lorena Plain Hattie Castle Nose Pomeroy Lucy Cliff Noble Grand Elizabeth Llord Gertrude Johnson Anta L. Froey Recordins Secretar Marie Jehle Cora Bemis Mary Woodcock Mary Wooster Wizzie Richards Adelia Lutz Isabel Bishop Ella MacFarland Goard Jennie Leni Bertha Widener Edith Johns Nettie Woodruff St. Clair Benefit Fund Rose Pomeroy Anna L. Friday

Birthday and club gatherings mark village social season

Mrs Paul Bungert's birthday celebration brings twenty two at attendance with dinner for Farm Bureau members on January twentieth. Circle No7 of the Methodist church hosted by Mrs J H Hurst on Sixth street. Mrs Robertson entertains Circle No3 on Oxford street with plans for a dollar day and social hour. Past Noble Grands of St Clair Rebekah Lodge elect officers for a quilting party. Woman's Association of the Second Congregational Church meets. plans for the year set. Five Hundred Club entertained by Mrs Claude Beck with prizes awarded and a six o'clock dinner to follow. Merrymakers Club trip to Cleveland with card games and refreshments. Mr and Mrs B E Walker host three tables of five hundred on Oxford street with planned meeting February seventh. Gaffney entertains Lonquacious Club at Cleveland street. prizes awarded and January 21st meetup. Helping Hand Society meets at Mrs Ralph Whitney’s with card party planned for January 24th. Twelve o'clock Club hosts lunch and social at Mrs Grover Hull’s. next gathering in two weeks.

R. L. Stearns George Martin Arthur Thomas A. B. Nichols J. A. Hewitt R. I. Henderson Harvard Avenue Mahala Burrell Harrison Steat Circle No Grant Moses M. Praman C. A. Cox Chapmas Tostess J. B. Chapman Seventh stTeet Washozies Methodist Church Frank Smith Henry Haywood M. J. Krebs Samuel Boal Weat Bridge Street J. H. Hurst Sixth Street Robertson J. Rebbertson Oxford Street St. Clair Rebekah Memcao Hazel Market Rosa Pomeroy Caraemis Minnie Church M. Church Oold Fellows Hall Claude Beck Lake Avenue Wm. Struck George Lean Charles Becker R. Musser Furnace Street Merrymakers Club Cleveland Merrymakers | Club Thresa Keisler John Peters Park Hurst Drive Misa Bissell Guy Wheeler Thresassler Otelia Meisler Amatzke Ella Bueholtz Esther Krugman Florencie Wolf Messrs Ramond Draegert Elon Peck Robert Koehn Gaffney N. J. Gaffney Cleveland Street Ecards R. Snyder Joe Taff Grace Kushinsky Janary Vv. R. Snyder Hull W. EB Grover Hull C. Bliss Tattersall Court

Social notes and health updates from Elyria area

Friends report N J Buswell convalescing at home on Walnut Street and many locals share visits and illnesses. The column lists residents visiting relatives in Oberlin Cleveland Akron and Youngstown while noting recoveries and hospital stays at Memorial Amherst and Elyria area facilities.

N. J Walnut Street J. He MeElhinger Middle Juvenile Youngstown L. W. Mahn Sixth Street Oberlin J. G. Upp Fourth Street Goucher Harvard Avenue Lorain High School Davies New London Memorial Hospital Daniel Wall Akron C. J. Wall East Avenue Harold Weisman Kaisercourt Ben Wade Onerlin Cleveland Florence Waiton Fast

Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs and State Efforts

Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs report broad activities across districts with district heads promoting music, education, and charitable work. Highlights include MacDowell Memorial Week observance, district singers in Delaware, charitable drives by Marion Jewish Women’s Service, and governors’ reception by Ohio clubs. Committees plan programs on literacy, rural schools, speech, and international relations, with a proposed budget and division for state departments.

Stussy Bas Muss Department Ohio Federattud Slec Gray Chapel Delaware John W. Robbs Lima Shairnin Ohio Federation Music Division MacDowell America Dynes Vic Uonahey Oillian Cole Berhel Columbus Imade Wew“Berg Abtcurian Club Ohio Bethel Ohio Federaon Wilmer H. Crawford Verner Place Cincinnati Crawford Briety Everserty County Federation

Dance by Court of Honor in G A R hall Pri day eve

Admission 25 cents. Tickets for Welsh Concert by the Congregational church men on sale at Ebert's Crandall's and Savage's. Prices 50 and 75 cents. Date January 19.

Court of Honor G. A. R. Hall Priday Congregational Church Ebert’s Crandall Savage

Elinor Glyn Notes Heights of Women and Manuscript Counts

The writer cites Elinor Glyn's fret over taller British women and foresees sly fret writing. American women average five feet three inches. Rome's Vatican library holds 34 000 manuscripts and about 250 000 printed volumes. In Madras a high infant mortality is reported with about 522 deaths per 1000 births in 1921.

Elinor Glyn Vatican Rome

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color

Ancient remedy advertised as Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken faded or gray hair. Instructions claim simple application with a sponge or brush, noting gradual darkening by morning and lasting gloss after a few uses. The ad urges readers to ask drug stores for the product and claims it cannot be detected as dyed.

Wreth

Julia Kruitehuite Named Highest Paid Rail Executive

A report states Julia Kruitehuite, chair of the Southern Pacific system, earns a salary of 100000 dollars per year, making her the world’s highest paid railway executive.

Julia Kruitehuite Southern Pacific System

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