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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1924
Page
8
The Musical Art Society staged its annual Student Recital with a strong program featuring the high school orchestra and glee club directed by Miss Tomson. Geraldine Halpin and Clare Parsch performed solos, with pieces by Bizet Debussy Chopin and others, to a fine audience at the First Congregational church.
Twenty six members of List Pythian Sisters met in the K of P hall for a regular session. By-laws were passed and funeral arrangements made for Mrs J J Howlett. New officers elected include Past Chief Bertha Lybereer Most Excellent Chief Gertrude Smith Excellent Senior Laura Barton Protector Marian Ho Guard Are H Pianist Carrie Faulhaber Delegate Blanche Stoney Installing Officer Ruby Beal press Correspondent Florence Horton.
Several Lorain community groups hold meetings and socials tonight including Junto Club at Miss Frances Phelps home and Federation of Business Women's Clubs supper at the YWCA. Also notes on Lorain County League of Women Voters gathering June 6 at Sheffield and various local club social details.
The Research Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Belle Rath on Glen Court. The Pythian Sisterhood will meet at the K of P Hall tomorrow afternoon at 4 or 4:30. C Van Hoesen will invite Helping Hand society to 64 West Broad Street tomorrow afternoon. Plans are to be made for a bazaar and supper in the near future.
David Decker celebrated his seventy first birthday yesterday at his Second Street home. About thirty guests attended a pleasant evening with social visiting and late hour refreshments. Attendees included Gladys Ia and Rev. W. L.
Mrs Virginia Kearns and Miss Helen Franks came home after visiting Detroit friends. Families from Lathron Pennsylvania Urbana Ohio and Lima Ohio hosted guests or planned trips. Miss Effie Sharp of Washington Ave was elected president of Goucher College societies and will lead senior organizations next year.
Miss Elizabeth Merchant of a prominent New York family argues earning a living should be compulsory for unmarried women. She compares it to military service for men and says she has gone to work in Breage show in New York earning $20 a week, claiming men are tired of idle dumbbells.
A boy named Billy flees through darkness and finds a hidden German trench entrance. He witnesses skirmishes with a German cook and escapes, then contemplates the risks of pursuit as he hides near a rock and reports on meals and movement inside the trench.
A traveler questions a washerwoman Lucy about quarrels with her late husband. Lucy explains they stopped quarreling after his death. At a broken entry door a man and his wife exchange a comic misunderstanding while the man notes the clock strikes softly, revealing a misread hour.
Aus of Eagles will hold a special meeting in Kavies Hall tomorrow at 7 p.m. to discuss the convention. Those interested are urged to be present.
Fragmentary ad copy discusses aching feet and burning pain in the joints and arches. Mentions a remedy named Joint-Ease with a low price and quick effect. Contains garbled wording and incomplete phrases from an old advertisement.
The note advertises a Thursday evening dance at Carlisle Grange featuring Glick’s Orchestra. An extra lady admission is 25 cents. The fragment also includes a quotation attributed to Walter Learned about aging and youth.
Incomplete text notes a dress delivery to the Toledo League of Women Voters today. No additional details available from the fragment.
Amherst Township graduates Sewell McConahy Helen Martin Schmitkhons and Donald Bruning will complete their studies tonight. The class motto is Service the colors blue and white and the flower yellow tea rose. The program includes invocation music greeting violin solo class prophecy piano solo class picture and presentations by officials followed by diplomas and benediction.
A fragment recalls a distant royal scene involving Queen Maud and Roumania in a dreamlike context. References to women, love of horses, and distant loyalties appear amid a muted, poetic reminiscence.
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