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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1923

Page

6

Rally of Women's Inefit Assn Held Here

Hundred members attended the rally of the Woman's Inefit Association here. The Elyria Guards staged a drill, an Indian play was performed, and Misses Schindler and McNeal received roses. Plans discussed for a Coast trip for Marathon victors, with four county members winning the three year contest, including Florence Schoff of Elyria.

Cleveland Schindler Elyria Guards Ericksom Frank Moran de

Local Social Notes Highlight Lorain Events

A cascade of Lorain society items features weddings and engagements including Russell and Burgess families with a double ceremony on Monday at East Avenue. Luncheon honors, club meetings, and educational group speakers mark the week with multiple Lorain residents attending from nearby towns and workplaces.

Young Men's Business Club Plans Dance at YMCA

The Youtté Men's Business Club held two meetings at the YMCA with strong attendance and served a dinner at 7:30. A business session followed and plans were made for a dance on February eighth. Speaker James Cassidy, who was to address the club, was unable to attend.

Young Men's Business Club Youtté Men‘s Business Club YMCA James Cassidy

Northland Epic by Grenfell to Be Told in High School Talk

Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, famed medical missionary and author, speaks at the High School auditorium on January 25 in a human lecture titled Midst Snow and Ice in Labrador. He recounts his Labrador and North Sea experiences, his battles against poverty and prejudice, and the creation of schools, hospitals, and cooperatives in the North.

Wile Grenfell Labrador North Seas France England America Hig T. Greafetl Northland Elyria Wilfred T. Grenfell

Local Meetings Schedule This Week

A series of social gatherings will occur this week. AFL FLW Society meets Friday at Mrs J C Perry's East ern Heights Boulevard with a tureen dinner at noon. Mrs Charles Meek hosts St Ann's Sewing Circle Thursday afternoon. The Friendship Club meets tomorrow at five with supper after the program. Elyria Camp R N of A meets at 12 Wurst Hall tomorrow evening for what is noted as the camp's final meeting with refreshments planned.

AFL Flw Society J CC. Perry Eastern Heights Belevard Charles Meek North Olive Street St. Ann’s Sewing Circle Friendship Club Elyria Camp R.N of A Wurst Hall Elyria

Daniel Kelly at Tampa Bay wedding surprise noted by Mum Club

Mr and Mrs Roy Held of Quincy Street were surprised at their home by the Mum Club on Monday evening for their third wedding anniversary. They received many pieces of china and enjoyed a long, late supper after an evening of amusements. The Tourist News item from St Peters burg Florida mentions Daniel Kelly from Elyria Obie as a white haired kid who roams Williams Park, hikes to the pier, enjoys dancing, wins waltz prizes, and observes “white hairs and eighty birthdays” as a light aside.

A. L Jackson Third Street Clara Belle Alten Cleeland Stantox _Keyes Park Avenue Mace Mary Keyes Ward Lyons Mrs. Held Mrs Roy Quincy Street Mum Club Mrs St Petersburg Florida Daniel Kelly Elyria Williams Park Fountain of Youth

Mrs George Stevens Entertains Guests At East Avenue

Mrs George Stevens entertains at 218 East Avenue with a party for several guests including Mrs Noyt Warner and Mrs RF Smith from Cleveland, Wiss Noses from Boston, Miss Ella Shepard of New York, and Mrs Louis Kellogg of Elyria, Monday afternoon at five.

Noyt Warner Rf.smith John Tpigeck Dusenbury Cleveland Wiss Noses Boston Ella Shepard New York City Lous Kellogg Elxhia George Stevens East Avenue

Exchange Club Meeting Discusses Party Results

At yesterday's noon session the Exchange Club held a meeting to review last week's party. Financial matters from the event were settled while Redington gave a brief talk on ideas for future entertainments and general goodbyes were exchanged.

Exchange Club Redington

Court of Honor Lodge Meeting at Oxford Street Social

Mr and Mrs H H Trumpen entertained twenty members of the Court of Honor Lodge at 419 Oxford Street last evening. A business session was held followed by a social featuring games and refreshments.

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Knights of Pythias Hold Meeting and Elks Plan Event

The Knights of Pythias held a meeting with about thirty five in attendance. A Degree of Page was conferred after the business session. Elks Lodge members met for a business session and planned Past Exalted Rulers Night for the next meeting on Tuesday evening February 13.

Knights OF Pythias

Supper Draws Large Attendees for Federation Classes

Many attend a Federation of the Y W C A supper at the gymnasium last evening at 6. After the meal a song frolic followed. The two large Bible classes met from 7 to 8 and other classes will start next week.

DevEntYave Federation of the ¥. W. C. A

Fr a nk S Harm on L odge Me et ing S etc

Frank S Harmon Lodge held a regular meeting Tuesday evening with unusually good attendance. The Fellowcraft Degree was conferred on three candidates. Odd Fellows Lodge met last evening and transacted routine business. The second degree was conferred on one candidate. Circle No 3 of St Pauls Church met yesterday at Mrs Carl Friday s home on West Bridge Street. Fourteen members and two guests attended. A short business meeting was held and plans made for a chicken supper on February tenth. Deheius refreshments were served by the hostess during social hour. The next meeting will be at the church pantry on February seventh with Mrs Walrio hostess.

Y. W New York National Board of the Lavagnino Rankin Mason Helen Thomas National Board W Ic Angel Island Ellis Island International Institute America Canal ‘Zone Hollywood Miss Thomas Frank S. Harmon Frank S. Harmon Lodge ODD Fellows Lodge ST. Paul's Church St Pauls Church Carl Friday West Bridge Street Walraio

Cleveland Palace Theatre attendance noted by Chronicle staff

Roscos Conklin and Cliff Het mines of the Chronicle Telegram will attend the Keiths Palace Theatre in Cleveland tonight. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Neufer, Mrs John Hines, Mason Nichols, Mrs Notley, Mrs Earl Rees, Mrs Minnie Cook, and others are mentioned with visits, trips and illness updates as they travel between Elyria and Cleveland and attend events in Ohio.

Roscos Conklin Chronicle-Telegram Cliff Hetmines Sporting Keiths Palace Cleveland P Neufer School Street J Neufer John Hines Schoostrest Summa Daytona Beach Jacksonville Florida Mason Nichols West Farm Becah Florida Charles Notley Cedar Street Earl Rees Third Street E EO Crag Minnie Cook North Eaton Knoxville Tennessee Cook Elyna Anad Irs Danet Neary Cleve Ma Homs Harvard Avenue Helen Cladys Floyd Woolridge Seville Ohio G. C Aber Bell Avenue Moss Minnie Anerson Highland Court Lakeside Hospital

Local residents attend events and visit relatives in nearby towns

Numerous names and addresses show people visiting relatives, attending games, and traveling to Cleveland, Lorain, Columbus, Pittsburgh, and Vermilion. Notables include Mrs A Hartmas, Miss Treva Swendeman, Mr and Mrs F Anderson, and Rev Edwin Kirby speaking at a WLC meeting. Several illnesses and a police raid reference also appear.

Nichols appeals after seven guilty findings in error

Frank Nichols haw filed a petition in error in common pleas court claiming mayor Jones erred seven times in finding him guilty of resisting an officer. The fragment mentions a person with medium brown hair and a reference to Golden Glint Shampoo, but the readable facts center on a petition alleging trial errors and improper verdicts.

Frank Nichols Haw Common Pleas Court Jones Nichols

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Ned Woman’s Inefit Assn Len Cousty Meive Howard McNeal M Lodge J. C. Binns Lorain Reiding Rice Company River of the Moose Cincinnati Ionor JSON Y. Y Helut Educational Group A Department of Rd The W. Co Akomis Club Himan Ressay Chas. Barton Conzoled. Ihments Helen Elyria High Robson Tversary C.E Robson Ther and Sisters Mrs. Robb Anni Jary J. John St John Moose Hall Aday Rom Lorain K. Af C RIA Legion American Legion City War Memorial Buletin Ohio State American Legion Department Camp Sherman Glenn Proctor Yellowstone Na‘ions Park Miss Alten EPG Tel Hosoe Lodge Fis Elks Lodge Fred Youngebberg Parkview Court Ray Brodeur Cleveland Block Lee Ward Myrtie Freeman East River Street Wilard Marsh Columbia Station Albert Zimmer Blain Vermilion Alfield Foura St Lottie Ward Courtland Street la Grippe Elmer Peters Glean Street T. J. Banister Pittsburgh C. &. Yorks Lake Avenue H W. Tibball Baricourt Columbus Herbert Lease Friends Theodore Henry Big Bar Terrace Memorial Hospital Edwin Kirby Methodist Episcopal Church Nellie M Hill Lenate County WLC. T Ll Longainees Aire. C David M. Snyder Spencer Alice Barnett Justice John Conaway Hazel Sirem Jim Lorain County First National Bank Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Elyria, Ohio Gaia Severine Ott Ted Marseilles Ave Wee MID
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