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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1925

Page

7

Elyria's Own Concert Orchestra Shines in Program

Elyria's Concert Orchestra delivered a varied program featuring Haydn Symphony No.6 in G major and Hadley bouquet pieces, with Sibelius Finlandia as a climactic work. Mrs O Brodbeck sang three numbers, and Moszkowski encore From Foreign Lands drew cheers. critics praised the ensemble's cohesion and the community's support.

Haydn Hadley Godard Giles Sibelius Moszkowski O. Brodbeck A. F. Terry Proctos Henschel Spross Ada Reeff The Musical Art Society C. H. Cushing Mré. O. FE Brodbeck Karl Reefy Elyria Henry Elster Edward Sheffield Robert Sherrard Gladys McCullough Roy Cope Frank Pichoda Ernest Rice George Brownell Gerald Frank Leonard Wagner Harry Jones Cleo E. Giles Frank Wagner LeGrand Kindis John Thompson Harold N. Finch Adolph Peters Frank Herbeck Jacob Bailey George Bird Frank Mackert Horace McFadden Herman Baumer Harland Wheeler Fiverett Wieske Ralph Obitts Louis Colson Russell Heath Cora Belle Lewis William Lane

Miss Ruth Sweat Demonstrates Cakes and Icings at Civic Club

Miss Ruth Sweat of Cleveland led a cooking demonstration in the Gates Room of the First Congregational church for the Home Economics Department of the Civic Club. She prepared devil's food and angel food cakes and explained techniques for seven minute icing and cake mixing.

Woman's Civic Club Gates First Congregational Church R. H. Harrison Ruth Sweat Cleveland University of Montana Dover Miss Sweat Home Economics Department Civic Club

Dean Graham to Lecture at YWCA During Lent

Dean Graham of Oberlin will give a series of Lenten lectures at the YWCA beginning February 24. The federation elected new officers and announced educational classes for Elyria girls including millinery sewing poetry ukulele dance and social activities. The meeting featured Mrs Herman Stevens on Keeping Abreast of the Times and ended with a one act play The Maker of Dreams cast Ruth McClelland Marion Parker Ruth Kahilift.

Lilian Grey Herman Stevens Elyria Sewice Dean Graham Oberlin Association Maker of Ruth McClelland Marion Parker Ruth Kahilift

Evening club and lodge meetings listed for Elyria

Tonight events include Round Table Club at Mrs. George T. Snyder’s home on Columbus Street 135 Senior Hi Y Club at the Y M C A St Clair Rebekah Lodge in S O O F hall Washington Corps of Girl Reserves at Y W C A 4 pm Marshall Chapter No 47 R A M at Masonic Temple Knights of Macabees Tent No 3 at Wurst hall VFW and Auxiliary at G A R hall Second Elyria Commandery at Masonic Temple

Round Table Club George T. Snyder Columbus Street Y. M.C. A. St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Washington Corps of Girl Reserges Marshall Masonic Temple Knights of Macabees Wurst Hall Veterans of Foreign Wars and Abett Auxiliary G. A. R. Hall Elyria Commandery

Mocky Dozen Card ace Plays at Waals Home

The Lucky Dozen Card Club met at Mrs. Charles Waals for a lively bond session. Three tables of Pedro progress filled. high points went to Mrs. Marm, second to Mrs. Romis, while Mrs. Nick Newes was consolation. Refreshments were served.

Pedro Charles Waals

Circle No 3 of St Pauls Church Meeting

Circle No 3 of St Pauls Evangelical church met with eleven members and two visitors Mrs John Koonitz and Rev Paul Bourquin on Maple street Tuesday afternoon. A social hour and luncheon followed. Next meeting set for February tenth at Mrs Caroline Wackenfuss on Bath street.

Circle No. 3 St. Paul’s

Former Pastor to Speak Here at Baptist Church

Dr. R. E. Neighbour associate pastor of Rader Tabernacle Chicago and former pastor of this city will be in town Thursday and Friday to speak at the Baptist church. Thursday’s subject The Eternal Security of the Believer Hebrews 6:4 and Friday’s Let God Arise Psalm 65.

R. E. Neighbour Rader Tabernacle Chicago First Baptist Church The Baptist Church

Local church and civic group meetings listed for week

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Ehlke 536 East Ave. Child Welfare and Social Service dept holds Jan 22 2 30 p m in City Council room. Bible Study club at Yours Men s Christian Association Friday. Kiwanis at Y M C A announced as Razz Meeting. Y W C A and Y M C A offer women swimming classes through ten weeks. Business Women and Girls class tonight nine thirty, matrons class tomorrow morning, High School Girls Saturday 1 pm start. Clyde Wheeler hosts Lorain County Beekeepers at 408 East College Oberlin Monday evening.

Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Church Arthur Ehlke East Avenue Department of Child Welfare and Social Service Bible Study Club Yours Men's Christian Association Kiwanis Club Clyde Wheeler Lorain County Beekeepers’ Association East College Street Oberlin

Educational program enjoyed by Infilbers club

An afternoon program for the 04 Literary Club featured papers on health problems of Indians and Negroes, the house fly as a disease carrier, and a mosquito sanitary campaign. Music by Mrs. F E Foreman and Mrs. Gus Erickson complemented the event hosted by Mrs. N J Hoteamth, with guests listed.

W. C. Roe Iluary Beck J. M. Gregory L. R. Todd N. J. Hoteamth Park Ave C. W. Snodgrass F. E. Foreman Gus Erickson Wilda Forman J. E. Kandby Framance Street Foreman Erickson Earl Holcomb C. D. Penick James Cather

Post Card Shower Honors Diedericks on Birthdays

Mr and Mrs J M Diederick of LaGrange road celebrated their birthdays on Monday January 19. Mr Diederick turned eighty seven and Mrs Diederick eighty eight. Their children and grandchildren hosted a post card shower receiving more than fifty cards.

J. M. Diederick LaGrange Road

Merrimakers Club Hosts Mrs. Koehn for Meeting

Mrs. Robert Koehn of 116 Water Street entertained Merrimakers Club members and guests including Mesdames Krieg and Kessler and Misses Esther and Matilda Buchet z at a regular gathering. The evening featured games and refreshments. The next meeting is set for February 17 at Miss Dorothy Block’s 206 Bath Street, with plans for a theatre party.

Robert Koehn Waterstreet Merrimakers Club Mesdames Krieg and Kessler Esther Matilda Buchetz Dorothy Block Bath Street

Cloverleaf Circle Elects New Officers

Mrs. Kate Roth was elected president of the Cloverleaf Circle of St. Paul’s Evangelical church last evening at the home of Lydia Eisele, 117 Clinton avenue. Other officers named include vice president Miss Elizabeth Klein, secretary Miss Jessie Murney, and treasurer Miss Margaret Abramaska. The group spent the evening in needlework and social chat, followed by a luncheon.

Federation of Business Girls Clubs Association May Douglas Federation Lola Burkett Hester Smith Neva Inskeep Dorothy Miller Ruth McClelland Doris Jumont Hannah Watford Kate Roth St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Lydia Eisele Clinton Avenue Elizabeth Klein Jessie Murney Alargaret Abramaska

Junio Club Elects Officers at Elyria High

The regular meeting of the Junio Club at Elyria High elected officers for next semester. Pauline Sterrer was named president and Nelson Mendelson vice president. Ethel Milleran became secretary with Ey Wilson as treasurer and Harold Janzz as first critic.

Junio Club Elyria High School Presidei Pauline Sterrer Nelson Mendelson Ethel Milleran Ey Wilson Harold Janzz Katherine Kilcher Blanche Standen Katheryn Eckler Helen Conian Harold Jantz H. T. Phillips Frances Phelps Channel Waters Helen Topping Miller Thurman Hamlin Frank A. Rexford Since Eugene Stang Reeta Slater Russell Miller

Deal Me In Club Entertained At Bath Street Home

Mrs. Charles Reichert hosted ten members of the Deal Me In Club at 295 Bath street yesterday. Two guests attended, Mrs. Charles Smith and Miss Mary Inka of Tiffin. Ten games of progressive pedro were played with prizes to Mrs. Ed Kolbe, Mrs. Charles Wilford, and Mrs. J. Wehber. Luncheon followed. Next meeting at Mrs. J. Wehner on School street, January 28.

Charles Reichert Bath Street Charles Smith Mary Inka Tiffin Pedro Ed Kolbe Charles Wilford J. Wehber J. Wehner School Street

Local Admitted and Discharged List Readied

Admissions include Sidney R. Nicholas of 138 Fourth Street Herbert Langthorpe of 125 Lincoln Court Mrs. Robert Stiles of 434 Tenth Street Discharges list Louis Brooks of 49 Groveland Street Oberlin Mrs John Fony of 232 Weat River Street Treva Furgeson of 3247 Overlook Road Cleveland Heights Mrs Esther Warren of 130 Marseilla Avenue

Sidney R. Nicholas Fourth Street Herbert Langthorpe Lincoln Court Robert Stiles Tenth Street Louis Brooks Groveland Street Oberlin John Fony Weat River Street Treva Furgeson Overlook Road Cleveland Hts Esther Warren Marseillea Avenue

Local social notes span Cleveland show and area visits

Edward Decker and Jacus Nash deal ers spend the day in Cleveland for an automobile show. Mrs. Decker’s arm is broken after a fall on the ice. Mrs. France rests comfort ably at 504 West Second Street. Sunday guests in Elyria include Amherst visitors and lawyers. Local churches, music groups, and college students figure in a wide run of social items across Lorain and surrounding towns.

Edward Decker Decker Cleveland Patrick Dewpsey Lodi Street Willan France West Second Street France G Wilbur Hioll Charles Hall I. C. Roemer Helen Amherst Malvern E. Schultz Schultz and Schultz J. F. Schultz Columbus Street Judge Advocate Division Fifth Army Corps Ohio State Bar Association Hollenden Lorain Elyria Musical Art Society First Congregational Church Edward Isieffer Harry Jones J. Bailey Frank Mackerr Esther Saunders Chicago Harvey Decker Murray Ridge Doris Hance Lorain Friends Frank Mauer Mroa John Good Elyria Charles Good George Vogler Waterstreet FE. J. Turner West Ridge Mary Inks Ofoffin Jack Lonsway Dewey Avenue Marie Sloan New York City Mo M. West Flormiana Kuss Carl Peters Miyria Charles C. Smith Lavort Lloyd F. Smith North Olive Street W. N. Walker First Baptist Church Church of Christ, Fields Ars Carl Martin Abs Henry Stolzenburg Harvard Avenue Los Angeles California Donna Bell Third &I Oberlin College Dorng Hance Toll

Gardner-Bartlett Receives White House Social Message

Nme Gardner-Bartlett of Washington Avenue is the recipient of a social message from the White House.

Nme. Gardner-Bartlett Washington Avenue White House

Valuable Hebrew Bible Stirs Vatican Heist Interest

The Vatican library guards a precious Hebrew Bible once sought by Hebrews in 1512 to purchase for its weight in gold. Weighing 60 large, two men struggle to lift it. Valued at about $100,000, its age is tied to the Lion year.

Vatican Drary Julius II

Earliest Eclipse Record Noted by Chinese in 2168 B C

The historian notes the first recorded eclipse observed by the Chinese during 2168 B C. The ancient account marks an early astronomical event credited to Chinese observers.

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Thomas Graham NY & WS Papera A ST. Paul's Church Camp Fire Girls New Yorker Marguerit Churchill Fuurope Merrymakers Club Mrs. R. Kohn Cloverleaf Circle Junto Club George Kohl Birmingham Ralph Belden Emmy Belden Mists Norberta Davis George Bailey Hill Home Electric Fresh Roses Wainwright Florist East Side Market Postoffice Engineers St. Clair and Ontario Streeta Evelyn Barrett Nora Gan Huron Road Medical Centre P. O. Box Horlicks Maree Nelles Cheshire Block Valentines Loomis Co Elks' Hall Joe Smith Martha Lee Club Onite Elyria Eagles Glick Walt Glick Moonlight Serenaders Ladices Children’s Apparel Shop
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