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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
12
Benton Blakely of Farmingdale will preach at Hed Presbyterian church for an evening union service. He and Mr. Grant, Yale Divinity School alumni, are intimate friends. The service at 7:50 PM invites members of five cooperative churches and all residents to join.
Attendance at the Lutheran picnic on Wednesday July 27 drew three to four hundred people. The program included races for youth teachers and Sunday school groups, a bean count contest, and a traktors? game with opponents. Miss Mabel West and William G. won prizes. popcorn and ice cream were served. The Lutheran Presbyterian ball game concluded the day with a 4 to 3 win by the Lutherans.
The Sunday school of Christ church held a primary outing yesterday from 2:00 to 5:08 in the afternoon at a home. Mrs. George Ingersoll led the event for the beginners. Children played games on the lawn and a meal was served outdoors.
The clipping lists names and brief notes about social events, a marriage mention, and school and reserve activities. It references Ruth Fararher, Ray Baker, Elyria High School, and planned picnics at the Pineries, with a tribute to a Betsy ch and an Irish Republic association context.
Community groups including the Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church and Kiwanis Club host gatherings in Bargies and Elyria. Dr. and Mrs. W B Hubbell depart for a two week trip to Denver Colorado Springs Pikes Peak Yellowstone and Estes Park with planned stops and nursing aides traveling with Major D C Tanker.
Thirty members of the Women’s Welsh American Society were entertained yesterday afternoon at the summer home of Mrs. D. D. Lewis on the lake shore. Ladies from both the Lorain and the Elyria organizations attended. The afternoon featured bathing and a picnic supper served around 6 o’clock.
Twelve members of the Sunshine Cover Club from Elyria joined a Gulf Torch picnic at the United Presbyterian Church. Games were played with prizes for the person feeding the most ducks. Margaret Day won the contest. A picnic supper followed.
Mrs Lewis Hadaway entertained the Social Afternoon Club with an elaborate luncheon on Wednesday. Ten covers were set, the table adorned with zinnias and unique flower place cards. Mrs Hadaway was assisted by her son Russell.
The Zetesin class of the Baptist church taught by Mrs. Frank Wil ford entertained the Young Men's Business Class Wednesday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Porter’s home on Oberlin Road. About 125 members and guests attended with families. A buffet lunch was served outdoors and men played baseball while the ladies visited.
The regular meeting of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic will be held in the Machinist Hall on Friday evening July 29. All council members are urged to be present.
Thirty members of the King’s Daughters of the Second Congregational Church picnicked at Cascade Park yesterday. A short business meeting followed the picnic dinner, then the afternoon was spent playing games and socially.
The Maranathas were entertained by Miss Albertine Fitch on Tuesday evening in honor of Sally Ale Waters who leaves for Spencer. After devotion and business, refreshments followed this social time of appreciation. Josephine Poraythe, a singer from New York City, was expected to arrive in Elyria at noon to attend the Kiwamis club meeting in the Chamber of Commerce.
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs backs volunteer community service desks in two Ohio cities to aid job seekers and assist children through theater partners. Members plan a Cincinnati state convention in October and honor leaders including Mrs. Wikame hk Sharp and Florence Dibert. Mrs. Julius Fischer shares a Mayo Clinic recovery hope, inspiring continued activity in state federations.
Lady Windsor Clive daughter of the Earl of Plymouth designs all her dresses gowns and hats herself. She expresses little faith in fashion creators to design costumes for her beauty and wears only her own creations.
Baby Jack of St Clair Michigan visits among friends with Mrs Shulze before her marriage to Miss Lottie Eckler. W D Taylor of Huckszberry Canada joins his family visiting Afr and Mrs S J George on Eastern Heightz Boulevard. he plans to settle in the city. Mrs C W Dawson of Akron to visit her brother J D Lickerish at 4232 Cleveland Street. Mrs John Schmauch of Jackson Terrace hosts dinner for Carlnlermund and a Chicago guest. Miss Maybel Schmitkons returns to Buffalo after four weeks with Mr and Mrs Ray Brodeur. Miss Gerevieve Brodeur accompanies. Mrs L Stearns of 210 Princeton Ave leaves for week in Toledo, Neopolis, Delta and nearby. Mrs Mary Colline will stay with Mrs Stearns' mother. Misses Winifred Barker, Katherine Garnes, Katherine Barter, Esther Schupert, Altha Astin, Ave Aimy Adamson, Mrs Ethel Smith and Master Jack Adamson motor to Ta Muarshe on the Lake for bathing and a picnic supper.
Varied items include visits and illness updates. Nelson returns from Kentucky. L G Miller buys a Studebaker. water pipe work on Jobs Street. Yonan's club to picnic at Chippewa Lake. Mrs Henderson taken to Lorain hospital. Charles Sheldon painting business block. families and guests listed. road project dubbed among finest in southern Leary. Dorothy Batties plans and Dorothy Hughes join Cleveland Plain Dealer auto campaign.
A fragmented item notes Laptarders skating at 156 metres daily and a statement that the sun lies due south at noon on four days of the year. The text combines distant measurements with a solar reference, but lacks clear context or dates.
An 1846 fragment from Manchester New Hampshire hints at a smoke in the street and a contrary report about an event. The readable text is sparse, offering little concrete detail beyond the urban atmosphere.
Numerous city residents are noted visiting relatives and friends across states. Henry Wi of Weer avenue visited Cleveland yesterday while Virginia Craner and A B Wadsworth hosted gatherings at their Welliston home. Several locals head to Chautauqua Lake for an indefinite stay as others return from visits in St Louis and Chicago.
Wellington residents announce a Friday evening Philathea entertainment at the church. The program features the play Jonesville Experience Meeting, readings and musical selections. Proceeds benefit St Lukes Hospital.
Wellington reports Mayor Wells seeks re election while Norman M Pond also enters the race, signaling a lively campaign season this autumn as local politics start to heat up.
Myers of Akron will bring the Akron Sportsmen club to inspect the State game farm on Thursday. About fifty members are expected to attend the visit in Wellington.
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