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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
12
Four hundred Welsh Clubs of the United met in Cleveland at the Don Hotel for a convention. Speakers praised Welsh history and traditions while a rich musical program entertained guests. Attendees from Elyria included Mrs F S Aust and Mrs Cliaver T Wilcox as the event planned a Cedar Point trip.
A very pleasant afternoon at the parsonage 423 Bireet hosted by St Pauls Church Ladies Aid. Eighteen members and visitors attended with officer elections led by ident Mrs Jehl and vice president Mrs Quade and secretary Mrs fr treasurer Mrs Phiel. A social hour followed and refreshments were provided by hostess Mrs Bour. Next meeting planned at the home of Mrs Kramer and two men and Mr and Mrs Schon of Akron to attend.
An Elva Tron and Foremen Club event welcomed Walter to Elyria with a farewell, a speech by the club, and best wishes for his future as a Cleveland agent. Members hosted a card session at Mrs Norcross home, with luncheon plans and a club meeting to follow at Mrs. H Princetown avenue.
Miss Merrtha Lowell, a secretary at the Y office, was honored at a kitchenette shower hosted by Mrs. Lottie Schwartz Mrs. Edith Schwartz and Agnes Doushert in the Nichols block. Guests played five hundred unwrapped gifts from a dish pan and enjoyed a pink and blue luncheon.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Canton Lorain held a meeting at Mrs Park Hobill’s home to organize the annual state assembly in Canton Ohio from July 10 to 13. Mrs George Johnson is the delegate, with many members including President Mrs George Theobald planning to attend. the event is known for its large turnout and fresh ideas.
Members of Circle No 3 of the Ladies Aid Society at St Pauls Church spent an afternoon at Mrs Ernest Pallas stop 8 Green Line. Three visitors joined a social hour and luncheon. Next meetings set two weeks at Mrs George Dellefield stop 8 Griswold with officer election likely. The Irish Republic recognition group to meet July 1 at Machinists hall. Ruth Ely departs for New York City to spend two months as general secretary of the W A.
Russell Smith hosted a farewell at Beverly court for Mr. Kerner, former Elyria Business College teacher now leaving from St. Paul Minnesota. Guests praised him and presented a gift while refreshments delighted attendees. The Ladies Aid of Vincent church met Thursday with a large turnout and varied program. Mrs Elmer Sprague hosted. Elyria guests Mrs Banister and Mrs Phoebe Mathis attended, and Lorain friends Mrs Stevens and Mrs Trautwine with children joined. A luncheon beneath the trees followed the program.
A birthday party at 216 Howe Street hosted by Mrs Richard Muntgz featured three card tables and awards to R H Pfundt and Mrs Harry F Peters while Mrs Woost and Mr HK Sluntz were consoled. After cards a luncheon was served and guests praised the pleasant evening.
All the girls of the Y mourn the matron Mrs Clara Willard who leaves today for Mitawanza Ruggles beach to spend the summer. Mrs Lillian Anderson of Oberlin is now established as matron and will join in summer and fall activities.
Friends and relatives gathered at H D Chambers home in Vincent to celebrate his birthday anniversary on Wednesday evening. Old time friends joined in a reunion and enjoyed a pleasant social time with refreshments served later by the hostesses.
Thirty friends of the Sunshine Club gathered at 265 Washington Ave last night to view the play A Borrowed Luncheon staged by club members. ALIFAS CLUB ENJOYS PICNIC The Thel'tas Club and Settlement House workers held an outing and picnic lunch Thursday at Lorain Municipal Beach with swimming and outdoor sports.
Tonight at 8:00 PM events include Hike and Wiener Roe nt of Epworth League at WeeE Church Service in Legion Hall and Promoters in Machinists Hall. Silver Tea by Women’s Missionary Society with Mrs Purner at 619 East Avenue. Sons of Veterans in GA and R Hall RN of A Mayflower Camp in Wurst Hall.
Miss Pearl Wendorf of Columbus street plans a vacation visit at Collinwood. Mr and Mrs Roger L Clapp recently returned from Texas for the summer. Mrs Clapp improves in health. Mrs Ida V Shepard journeys to Willansport Pa for the death of her aunt Miss Rebekah Reed. Mrs A Barber and son Donald return from Gerry, Ind. with Mrs Curtis Herkenbely as guest. Mr and Mrs AL Lo Crippin and Mr and Mr Art Robertson stay at the Ambassador Hotel in Atlantic City. W J Perry travels to Washington Pa to join Mrs Perry for a few weeks. Andrew Burrell leaves ircini2a and southern states, now in Boston. Effie Pudolph ill on West Bridge street for four weeks with no improvement. Daughters of Scotia July meeting canceled. next meeting July 18. W W Mortimer and daughter Futh with two sons lie in Petersbur for the conurs week. Robert Ed of West Broad Street leaves today for Box Hall N Y to summer with aunt Mrs George Stevens.
Mr. Sevilla Force of 68 South Newberry Street, Cuya hoga Falls Ohio, reports Tanlac improved his grandson Albert Hall’s strength after a hospital stay and lingering stomach issues. Albert, fourteen, regained energy quickly and even joined a long camping trip. The advertisement asserts Tanlac’s dramatic effect and notes Elhma by Adolphus Ebert and leading druggists sell it.
A fragmentary text mentions an ardent Spin 15 fan and a man pictured running in the line at the post office. The readable bits suggest a scene involving a fan and an individual observed near a postal setting.
Local business leaders discuss inviting the Neyanal Razor Company to establish a manufacturing site near Amberst. The plan outlines a 105190 foot brick building and the need to purchase land for the factory as the firm expects to handle raw stock through to finished razors locally.
Local park officials announce Amherst Park will host a Sunday game featuring visiting Sovihip team. Community members are invited to attend as capacity limits apply and details will be posted at the park office.
The South Amherst team has won four straight games this season and is expected to display a strong brand of basketball as they close out their schedule.
The Young People's Association of the Stone gathered at the Neumiester home Friday evening. The evening began with business discussions and was followed by a social hour.
The ice cream social on the lawn of St Joseph's church last evening drew a good crowd. Proceeds from the event and a good sum raised by the St Ann's Sewing Society will go toward the church fund.
Local ad notes service counts and a coupon offer with unclear specifics. The fragment mentions Irom Shoe Pol ishe and a coupon incentive but lacks full details or context.
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