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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
9
The Royal Oaks class held a social at the home of Kenneth Johnson with a brief business meeting, games, and prizes won by Karl Quade. Guests included Mrs Floyd Colter and Mrs Mary Beattis, with refreshments served and decorations in pink and white.
The Methodist Episcopal church women of the region opened sessions yesterday at the local church. Discussions included minutes, committees, and member testimonies with morning readings, a birthday luncheon for about eighty, and an afternoon memorial service and reports. A 5:30 Young Peoples banquet hosted by Mrs Parker of Wellington preceded an evening pageant led by Queen Esther and remarks by Dr Samuel Franklin and welcomes from local delegates.
The Research Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Cherlin Flowers home on West River Street. Members shared anecdotes and discussed papers including a Better Homes review by Mrs. Nina Worcester. A luncheon was served and guests departed after plans for a picnic meeting on June 24 were noted.
A fractured write up describes a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs. George Peaire on West Rivers Road with Mrs. Wm. RET I. Martin in attendance. Cards were a chief diversion, the occasion praised for its refined, old Swita flavor and spring fragrance.
Seventeen to twenty-one members attended regular and special meetings of church and hospital groups. New members welcomed, picnics planned, and social hours featured refreshments. Upcoming events include a Children’s Day pageant at the Methodist church and a bake sale hosted by Mooseheart Legion auxiliary.
A string of social notes covers the Kard Club and Alta Me Ta Club meetings with prize awards and hostesses named. Dorcas Society and Daughters of Scotland reports share attendance and planned events, while First Baptist Church notes outline service changes and Bible class. Wedding licenses and hospital admissions complete today’s community roundup.
Readable fragments list residents and addresses including Mras Rice eee Hattie Gusder Andy Kolaes 212 West River St Joe Bell 233 West River St and LaGrange entries with incomplete context. The text resembles a local directory snippet.
Mongar evening. June seventh the Men's Club of the First Baptist church will meet in the dining room for a banquet and meeting. There will be an adjourned Elyria Woman's Ula Executive Board meeting at the club home on Middle Avenue at nine thirty o'clock.
Mrs Elsie Tite and daughter Pec visit Gary home of Ms John Tite by motor. Helen Croxe of 24 West Avenue underwent an appendectomy at Charity Hospital Cleveland yesterday. Mrs Jack Briscoe returned to Cleveland as guest of Melvin Pier and family. Miss Louise Mussex to Columbus for weekend. Mrs Floyd Colier and Miss Maieattie of Wellington were guests of Elyria friends. Mrs Lors West attended party in honor of Ciara Renkin. Mrs Joe Chamberlain of Lakewood was an Elyria visitor. Mr and Mrs F F Wright and son Harry spent weekend in Garfield and DuBois PA.
A string of brief items reports hospital updates births and illnesses of locals and visitors. Mentions include a newborn at Elsha Memorial Hospital with Lionel Dutys address 453 East Broad Street as announcer, Mrs Frank R Braman visiting, Mrs BE Leeca in Lorala hospital, Mrs A H Rothe learning of her father’s death, Dr C M Herold at Potter Clinic in Buffalo, and a national organization seeking party representation. Stubs also note a Carlisle Grange mixed dance on June 5 with music by Jolly and dances at Litchfield Saturday night.
A fragment notes a Friday night Elyria Eagles dance event with music and social gathering. Details are unclear but indicate a local community dance night.
Elenor Gunn notes Paris defines the fashionable silhouette for 1920s style. Petal skirts rise as decorated vertical lines that enhance movement when walking, with two standout treatments praised for their practical and stylish appeal.
Tatters of text discuss cape-like panels and pleated inserts in lightweight fabrics. Shirring and shoulder to hem color edge hint at new frocks with unusual georgette sheers and small-pattern effects.
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