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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1926

Page

9

Community Club Meetings and Local Weddings in Ridgeville

Local clubs gather tonight including Amearyilis Ja William Almechneider Spanish War Veterans at Legion Hall and Royal Neighbors of America at Worst Hall. Miss Leona Bislick wed George Haney at St Peter's Ridgeville with a breakfast for thirty four and a return home on East Avenue.

Amearyilis Club Ja. William Almechneider Legion Hall Order of Eastern Star Leona Bisslick RR. Bislick North Ridgeville George Haney Christ Haney Columbus Street St. Peter's Church Ridgeville Wight O Father Rhein Eleanor Zacharias Arthur Haney Zacharias East Avenue

Local church groups adjust outings and social events

The Wili Workers of Yeomen postpone a home meeting on Clinton Avenue. First Baptist Church hosts a fellowship supper for all young people at six with a short program. A Mission picnic at Mrs. Burke's Washington Avenue home is postponed to July fourteenth. Roosevelt School Grounds hosts a patriotic program by Settlemen House youths featuring Uncle Sam and Liberty costumes, dances, and a Star Spangled Banner finale. Dinner-Dance at Daniels Villa for fifteen couples showcases red roses, tall tapers, and chaperones Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mathews. Mrs. Ver Ludwig hosts a nine-table bridge party with prizes forMrs. Simpson, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. Myers, and Mrs. Redington.

Wili Workers of Yeomen B. Y. Plus First Baptist Church The Methodist Church Foreign Mission Ricnic J. F. Burke Washington Avenue For Sionary Society Roosevelt School Settlemen House Roosevelt Uncle Sam Liberty Settlement House Fayeth Crardas America Claire Daniels Villa E. G. Mathews Ver Ludwig Hamilton Street James Simplson R. W. Hancock Don Myers Harry Redington

Sylvia and Paul Lamar clash over a doomed star comeback

Sylvia confronts Hollywood pressures while seeking support from Paul Lamar as he vents about the Moore girl and plans a public comeback. He urges bold moves and interviews to rally public opinion, while Sylvia faces a crushed dream and looming career peril.

Dorcas Society Meeting at Grace Lutheran Church

The Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church met yesterday at Mrs. Walter Bagnell’s home in Pesadena Avenue with 22 members. They transacted routine business, discussed summer plans, and will meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Block’s on Eleven.

Dorcas Society Grace Lutheran Church Walter Bagnell Pesadena Avenue Porcas Society Block Eleve

Elyria Moosewomen Name Edith Hui to National Convention

At the Elyria Chapter No 773 Women of the Mooseheart meeting Edith Hui was announced as the delegate to the National Moose convention in Chicago. The group planned a July 15 quilt project and a tureen dinner at the next gathering.

Elyria E. of P. Hall Edith Hui Chicago

Club Department Entertained at Summer Home

The Old Welfare and Social Service department of the Woman's Club met at the summer home of Mrs. Lea R. Breyer on Last Avenue Lorain for the year end. New members were welcomed and a year in review was given by chairwoman Mrs. M. B. Perry. A picnic was planned for July 6 at Mrs. Glade Thomas’s Lake home. Officers elected include Mose Wilder as chairman for the coming year, Will Den Bate as secretary, and Mrs. R. E. Goecke re-elected treasurer. The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary met at the G. A. R. Hall with good attendance. Mrs. Joh Semi O WARS served as delegate to the Portsmouth convention and delivered a detailed report on resolutions and activities.

Wom Go's Ajourcendine Lea R. Breyer Last Avenue Lorain M. B. Perry Glade Thomas Ah Lake Mose Wilder Will den Bate R. E. Goecke Sons of Veterans Auxiliary G. AL PR Portsmouth Contec Coterie Almond Sankar Cleveland Heights Coterie Five Hundred James Brandau Princeton Avenue Fred‘fite Lo Writney Japd Bird Fred Todd Ed. Blaser Will Ertertain Gar ‘Ford Avenue Ore Pienic

Unclear handwritten note about an outing event

Fragmentary record indicates a person named Wiliam Fieidrich hosting a group at home on Cam eterds 8 with mention of a later planned outing for Judy fifth at Chippewal. Details are garbled and dates unclear.

Ars. Wiliam Fieidrich Chippewal

Smith Sirs and Alpert Koch George Busch Names Noted

Fragmentary OCR lists multiple personal names including Smith Sirs Riela Glennear ilean Mrs Mrs Alpert Koch George Busch and Albert Kenes with scattered initial data. No clear event or context is evident.

Alta Metaclu Park Avenue event yields prize winners

Mrs George Johnson hosted a social at the Alta Me Ta Clu home on Park Avenue with a six thirty dinever. The event featured floral bouquets, old fashioned decor, and a prize for best table arrangement. Mrs Harold Agate won first prize. Mrs Fred Riehl received second. Also listed are marriage licenses and clergy notes from Lorain area.

George Johnson Alta Me Ta Clu Park

Wedding Travelers Attend Norwalk Wedding in Chamberlain Era

Miller and Dro B. 5S. vy for a ten days Rossington of York motored to El sday to spend a w Mrs. Schue's sor, ¢ Schue of Lia Kipling sec Br. and S. O. Harman of Lod.street were in Norwalk Wednesday to attend the wedding of Mra.

Weekend travel notes from the city social scene

The report lists acquaintances and relatives traveling or visiting locations including Chicago Spruce Street Penage Howell Michigan Beebe Court Oberlin Akron Lorain and Whestland Pennsylvania. Names mentioned include Mabel Jamer Mrs Horace Gibbs Thelma Reichard and Mrs Joseph Lowden among others.

Mabel Jamer Horace Gibbs Chicago Illinois Theo. Francis Spruce Street T. L. Morgan Ellen Penage Canada George Wehlber Chi Gren Beebe Court Howell Michigan Wehlber Lal Whestland

Theme made Sir pau Shericake ice cream cake and coffee

An event served at I C O F Hall on Saturday starting at 4230. Guests enjoyed a theme cake and coffee in a social gathering atmosphere.

Sir Pau Shericake I. C. O. F. Hall

Bake Sale by Womans Relief Corps at The Superior Electric

The Womans Relief Corps announces a bake sale at The Superior Electric venue on Saturday. Proceeds support Corps Ladies' activities and community relief efforts.

Womans Relief Corps Superior Electric Ord Is Corps

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