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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists officers and names like Ma Toned Wo Worka and Clarigan with mentions of a mother figure and a home scene. Many garbled terms hinder full meaning but imply a meeting or captions from a library event with local figures and a planned visit or discussion.
March 1 report notes the Guls Scout Clan premiering a 15 meeting success and planning future work as twenty girls join the club in Amherst.
Sewing Society hosts welcome program at church parlors with Geo Schibley and E Schaies as hostesses. Pinochle club at Pingchle leads off with Gen Carter of No Main street, evening Progress event, dainty luncheon to follow. Philathea class meets at Mrs Lee Wearon Park Avenue with Ladies Bible class members of St Peter Evangelical Church, about forty five members.
Amherst plans an art exhibition titled Modern Pictures at Central School this week. The committee polishes details for a welcoming display with openings Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons from 2 30 to 5 45 pm and Friday evening from 7 96 to 3 00 pm. A Oakes of the art department will speak Thursday evening on the topic. Mrs MoT Bann Wil performs piano selections while sessions and a children's class are arranged. Funds from exhibitions aid school picture purchases.
The study club met at Mrs A K Jenne's Cleveland Avenue home yesterday afternoon. An engaging program included February's Noted Americans in Industry, Great Engineering Feats, and a Great Current Events segment led by Mrs George Parker. Guest Blanch Jerne attended the event.
The column records names of local residents and attendees at a funeral and hospital visits in Vermiltox and Lorain. It notes Mrs Lida Hunt charged at the hospital and a new diphtheria case in Lorain, five year old Margaret Rattle, described as very mild by health authorities.
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