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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1927

Page

9

Third Music Society Concert Impresses with Ensemble Pieces

The Third Musical Art Concert at the First Congregational drew solid praise for its diverse program. Cleveland artists James McMahon Pittenger and Raymond Pittenger, baritone James Mabe Woodcock, and Raymond Pittenger highlighted a refined mix of Bach, Mossolowski, and Gounod pieces with two violins performed by Mr and Mrs Pittenger.

Music Society James Woodcock Pit Raymond Pittecger Cleveland Andttemger Lwest Pitten Musics Idah Audien NcMahon Eland Fleugier Vulcan Gounod la Forge Densmore Pittenger Feld Mosskowski James McMahon McMahon Stoberta Felty

Elyria Club Meetings and Banquet Plans Report

Local clubs including the Masonic Lodge Ladies Club Elyria Chapter R A M and the Woman's Bible Class held meetings at the club house on East Missionary and debriefed on lunch and program details. The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a banquet at Legion hall with Richard P. Frogley attending as state president designate and new church officers were elected for the Woman's Bible Class at the Congregational church.

Stanley Crandall East Treet Maranatha East Missionary Boxes Ladies Auxiliary Elyria American Legion Legion Hall

Community meetings and social events roundup

The article lists upcoming gatherings at First Congregational church Murray Ridge school Tigredia Social Club and Mooseheart Legion with details on locations dates speakers and transport. It also covers Mary McArren entertaining for a recent bride and multiple club meetings at various homes with prizes and refreshments.

Bride-Elect Helen Cramer Feted by Miss Helen Hodierne

Mrs. Joseph Hodierne entertained friends at bridge to honor bride elect Helen Cramer ahead of her February 19 wedding to James Walsh. Three tables competed with Mrs. A Neiding winning high score and Miss C Krebs runner up. cut flowers decorated the party.

Joseph Hodierne Hefgats Boulevard Bridge Helen Cramer James Walsh A. Neiding C. Krebs

Mrs John Fritz Hosts Birthday Dinner for Miss Batter

Mrs John Fritz of Clark Street entertained at dinner yesterday in honor of Miss Elizabeth Batterhouse whose birthday was the occasion. Covers were laid for tea and following the dinner the guests enjoyed a social afternoon. Mr and Mrs Laula Hopkins of 834 Breed Street announce the birth of a son this morning at Miyria Memorial hospital.

John Fritz Clark Street Homor Elizabeth Batterhouse Covara Laula Hopkins Breed Street J&¢ Miyria Memorial Hospital

Miss Ruth Blakeslee Weds George Kay in Pretty Home Ceremony

Miss Ruth Blakeslee daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Blakeslee and George Kay son of Willem Kay were married last night at eight in a ceremony before a palm and plant altar. The bride wore a lan georgette dress with pink roses and was attended by Miss Willows. Best man was Albert Kay. The couple will reside at 219 East Fifth Street after a short wedding trip. Both are employed locally, with the bride at Aulastic and Pacific Tea Co and the groom at Andress Garage.

Ruth Blakeslee Sride Huth Blakeslee Frank Blakeslee Testh Street George Kay Willem Kay East Broad Street Edwin Hirby Lobengaria Miss Blakeslee Miss Willows Albert Kay East Fifth Street Bridse Aulastic and Pacific Tea Company Proud Street Andress Garage

Pleasant N A Q Club meeting and Miss Tichenor hostess

Miss Mary Rhoads hosted eight members of the N A Q Club at her Per sons court home with sewing and a luncheon. Miss Kathryn Tichenor then hosted the W W M Club on Woodland Avenue for a short business session followed by games and music. J D Kiser was honored by the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John at Mrs B Galloway’s home with a five hundred party and a silver butter set presented to celebrate her four years as president.

Goodwill Ridie First Congregational Church Fowell Mary McArren East River Street John McConville Edna Taylor McConville Bunco Hegal Hazel Bassett M.E. Taylor We Fu Busco Club Oscar Pixley Lake Avenue Edward Chandler Lakewood M Tunior Thomas H. Richard Oscar Pixiey Don Wilmot Hee Home Adelbert Street Ta We Si Club Rita Slater Roosevelt Avenue Sesson Marjorie Thamert Elsie Seymour Japan Ruth Becker Grace Court DeForest Smith St. Andrew's Church Cambridge Street E. B. Redhead Guild Nettie Laundon Om Mary Rhoads N. A. Q Club Persons Court Mmembers Mae Hugh Richards Kathryn Tichenor Woodland Avenue Vera Strohl J.D. Kiser Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John B. Galloway

Carlisle Grange meeting plans October program

A Carlisle Grange session reported forty five members present with a brief business period. The group announced a Berlin Grange program scheduled for February fifteenth and a social hour followed. Separate notes mention Knights of St John gathering with light attendance and short proceedings. Names and addresses appear for admissions and discharges in Elyria Columbus and Cleveland area.

Carlisle Grange thatQberlin Grange

District No 4 Ohio State Graduate Nursery Nurses Event

Mrs Agate and Onita Marshall attended the annual gathering at the Nurses Center in Cleveland. Mrs Marshall visiting Norwalk. Mr and Mrs Fred Rubin left for Pasadena. Card party Friday night Jan 20 at 8:00 PM hosted by Trimaculate Conception Church in Grafton. Everyone welcome.

Onita Marshall Agate Ohio State Nur Nurses” Center Cleveland Marshall Harwood Street Norwalk Fred Rubinw Pasadena Cal Cheste Phureday Trimaculate Conception Shurch Grafton

Injured Ellen McGovern Moves After Elevator Crash

Ellen McGovern who was injured nine weeks ago in an elevator accident at Elyria Memorial hospital can move about with crutches. She has been moved to the Etring Memorial hospital Nurses Home. Local residents Miss Helen Stoner of Wagar Avenue Lakewood and Miss Ann Justin hosted visits while Miss Mary Riley plans an evening in Cleveland. Miss Elizabeth Ewing of the YWCA visited Miss Katherine Cape of Lakewood. Harvey Webber of Akron was in Eforia on business today.

Ellen McGovern Elyria Memorial Hospital Etring Memorial Hospital Helen Stoner Wagar Lakewood Ann Justin Mary Riley Fifth Street Cleveland Elizabeth Ewing Y. W. Oc. Ao Katherine Cape Harvey Webber Akrog Eforia

Communists in America Favor Stalin Against Trotsky

A Moscow report states American communists oppose Trotsky and back Stalin. Comrade Biren notes American workers face backwardness and the Soviet example is a crucial revolutionary factor. Moscow gives American parties little attention, viewing them as of low current value.

Moscow Jas Trotzky Stalin Comnist International Par Birch America Apiu Kamenev Zinov Ink Biren Uni Armencan Workers Max Eastmans Len Trotzkky Communist ‘Party Lengst

Min sBter 1300th Anniversary Observed in London

The 1300th anniversary of Min sBter in London was celebrated recently marking a historic milestone. The cathedral site has remained sacred ground since 6.

MinsBter’s London

Furutaka Cruiser laid up for rivet failures in hull

In Yokosuka Navy Yard the fret class cruiser Furutaka undergoes drydock work to replace 7009 rivets loosened within six months of commissioning. The discovery shocks naval authorities and prompts a full inquiry into construction quality and materials at Mitsubishi Nagasaki yards.

Tokio Furutaki Yokosuka Navy Yard Corm Navy Mitsubichi Nagasaki

Furutaka Under Fire Over Rivets and Strength Claims

Naval observers debate the Furutaka class cruiser praised as Jam words in design. The 7100 ton vessel at 589 feet is said to be too light for its length and unable to resist rough seas, with critics citing rivet loosening as proof of weakness.

Whitney Howard Meno Thong Eriewer

Dr William W Kean Honored as Grand Old Man of Surgery

Philadelphia surgeon Dr William W Kean lauded as the Grand Old Man of surgery in America. The veteran leader, a Civil War veteran, long served as a military physician and returned to Philadelphia to practice, earning wide recognition in his field.

William W. Kean Philadelphia Amercia Keen Conrier

Noted surgeon instructor and author earns global standard status

Renowned instructor and lecturer in surgery, his books and writings are recognized as standards by professionals worldwide. Honors stem from leading colleges and societies across England Scotland Italy and France. Dancing at the Eleria Eagles every Friday night at Welcome is advertised as a 50 cent couple event.

Hage Ro College of Surgeons of Englanca Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Italian Surgical Society French Academy of Eleria Eagles

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