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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
14
A ceremony marked the 150th anniversary of the Order of Shrine with a rib dinner and officers of Palastine Shrine in attendance. H Tyler presented gifts to Mrs. Anna Sans, thanking her for her support, as the meeting celebrated the milestone in a cordial, community tone.
Eagle Lodge met to set initiation for 75 candidates at the next meeting on Tuesday January 30. The Lorain Degree team will oversee the initiation. The Masonic Club dance at Elks Hall featured Lerf2 Orchestra, noted for its colorful gowns and engaging music. Clan Robertson held a well attended meeting with indoor golf afterward. Notawa Club met at Loretta Barres home with 14 girls attending and refreshments served. Division C of the Church of Christ met at Mrs Maddock's to plan the 103rd Regiment banquet and mid winter reunion. Circle 1 of St Paul’s Church met at church parlors for business and social hour. Circle 4 of St Paul’s Church met at Mrs Holton’s home with social time and refreshments. Grace Lutheran Ladies' Aid met at the church for quilting and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs D K Beedle hosted dinner guests Mrs Elafe McNally Miss Evangeline Spieth and Miss Cora Belle Lewis all of this city. Mrs B L Bennett has recovered and is out again after two weeks at her 427 Second Street home. Mrs W P Neurath returns to Orrville after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H A Bissell 235 Eighth Street. Mrs Inez Bradley hosted Craser Club members at her Bath Street home for a chewering evening. Michael Blinzler of Florence visited Mr and Mrs Q H Buszley on Second Street. Warren Roig of Dewey Avenue and Herman Burr and Lester Burr noted. C W Bonner of Thirteenth Street and Mrs S H Rice and her son Henry of Eastern Heights Boulevard were mentioned.
A flurry of visits and departures across Elyria and neighboring cities as residents travel to New York Cleveland Columbus and California. Miss Ella Weaver and Mrs A D Bower host relatives while Lottie Bell Ruth Van Arsdale Miss Phoebe Lyon and Lester Phelps join a Cleveland auto show. Residents plan trips to San Francisco Eustis Florida and Honolulu with extended stays and engagements including the Bedford Choral Society program.
Mr and Mrs Litninger of West avenue and Mr and Mrs W That cher of Adelbert avenue attended the Automobile Show in Cleveland yesterday. Kenneth Dillon a 22 year old brakeman from Bellevue and Irene Warner a 19 year old stenographer from Lorain are mentioned. Rev Edwin Kirby and discharge of Mrs Elizabeth Wade of 106 Hine Street are noted.
Sullivan January meeting recounts an oyster supper with thirty five attendees as Mr. Pear Son urges farmers not to lose faith in Christianizing the world. Officers elected include President Joan Cummings and Secretary Eva McAdoo. Local items note a cattle roundup, a hospital elbow injury, a newborn, a family move to Elyria, church women gatherings, and community visits.
A report notes the Sullivan Institute as a grand success and praises the fine music at a price. The young married people presented The Trail Back Home, with all characters delivering strong performances to support the institute’s expenses totaling eighty one dollars and fifteen cents. Ford Hyde leased the Crayton Rogers farm after his house burned last fall. Frank Wallet and wife moved to Ashland, Cloyd Smith moved into the Wallet house, and Mrs. Henry Caton is in Ashland caring for relatives with measles. John Gordon and wife visited Mary Zahuley and her son near Polk last Saturday.
An advertisement touts Ely’s Cream Balm as fast relief for colds and nasal congestion. It claims it clears swollen passages, enables easy breathing, and halts hawking. Also notes longtime endorsement and offers a small bottle from druggists.
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